Tech A and M clash over Panhandle veterinary school plan
The Texas Tech University and Texas A&M University proposals for veterinary facilities face a Friday decision by the College Coordinating Board. Tech seeks a veterinary medicine school with a large animal clinic in Canyon and a facility in Lubbock, while A&M seeks a Panhandle diagnostic laboratory and related facilities.
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United Press International
San Marcos
Texas Panhandle
College Coordinating Board
Texas Tech University
Texas A&m University
Coordinating Board
Seach School
Panhandle
Texas Tech
Canyon
West Texas State University
Lubbock
Texas A&m
Panhandle Area
Congress Rebuffs Senate on Foreign Aid and Poverty Programs
Washington notes show the House voting down Senate continuing resolutions for foreign aid defense and antipoverty programs. Leaders hoped to secure a House Senate compromise to extend temporary spending while a broader package awaited action.
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Washington
House
Senate
Connally defends import surcharge amid trade war fears
Treasury Secretary Connally defended the Nixon surcharge on imports, denying it is protectionist and saying it aims to bridge balance of payments gaps. He criticized high tariffs in Japan and the European Common Market, warned against isolationism, and urged a period of adjustment without spiraling retaliation.
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United Press International
NEW York
Treasury
John B. Connally
Connally
Japan
United States
Atlas
New York Economic Club
Waldorf Astoria Hotel
Treasury Department
ASA
Nixon
U.S
France
Canada
Great Britain
Nazi Blockhouse Demolition Fire Rages Near Champs Elysees
Blazing remains from straw bale barriers fed demolitions of a six story former German blockhouse off the Champs Elysees in Paris. Dynamite blasts and fires spread to ten nearby buildings prompting police evacuations with no injuries reported. The structure served as German army headquarters in occupied France during World War II.
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Paris
Champs Elysees
France
Storms threaten plains as floods hit Panhandle area
Storms drenched the Panhandle with up to 5 inches of rain causing highway closures and stranded travelers. Farwell Hereford and Pampa reported heavy rainfall with maize and mile crops in Gray County destroyed. National Weather Service warned of continuing storms from Roswell to Amarillo and a power outage resulted from severe thunderstorm activity.
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Don Vandiver
Avalanche-Journal
Panhandle
White Deer
Pampa
Upper South Plains
Tulsa
National Weather Service of ‘Ficials
Foster Whaley
Gray County
Whaley
Amarillo
National Weather Service
Statio
Amarillon
Roswell
Farwell
Friona
Hereford
New Mexico
South Plains
Tatum
Lubbork
Prayer Blessing Wealth Over Trouble and Health
A readers note prays that through faith one can open an avenue to wealth and a priceless treasure of life beyond gold, in a devotional voice urging spiritual comfort amid hardship and illness.
UIL EVENT Area Bands Toot Horns For Judges
South Plains bands from 64 high schools and junior highs compete in Region I hear at Jones Stadium sponsored by the UIL. The Tuesday program showcased exhibition routines polished since August with Springlake-Farth, Seagraves, Petersburg and Hale Center topping Class A while Ropes Sundown and Wilson won Class B.
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Perry Flippin
Avihiche-Journal
South Plains
Jones Stadium
University Interscholastic League
Springlake - Farth
Seagraves
Petersburg
Hale Center
Ropes
Sundown
Wilson
Estacado
Action awards highlight West Texas Museum gathering
At the 42nd annual meeting of the West Texas Museum Association in Avahinche, Reginald Martin was named president. Five honorary life memberships were given for museum growth and culture, with recipients including Christine DeVitt, Helen DeVitt Jones, and Mary Moody Northen. Trernest Wallace, William Aarred, and the Community Coordinating Board for International Students Project received recognition. trustees and officers were elected. Storm and Cuba news also appear on the same page.
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Gerry Burton
Avahinche Journal
West Texas Museum Association
Reginald Martin
Christine DeVitt
Tlelen DeVitt Jones
Curry Holden
Mary Moody Northen
Dow Jones rises 8.18 as bargain buyers enter market
The Dow Jones average climbed 8.18 points to 818.71 as analysts call it a technical rebound from a recent slide. Bargain hunters moved in on Tuesday after the market’s declines, lifting prices across the board.
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New York
Cotton Seed Flour Mill Plan Approved by Lubbock Agency
The Lubbock Urban Renewal Agency approved plans for a cotton seed flour mill to be built east of Avenue A6 and south of Coronado Drive in a tight industrial zone. A zoning exception and public concerns about property values and pollution prompted further review by the Zoning Board of Adjustment.
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Vaughn Hendrie Tran
Avalanche Journal
Osteretunas
Uso
Lubbock
Une Lubbock Armed Viewty
Dow
Zoning Board of Adjustment
Lys
Urban Renewal Board
J. R. Blumrosen
Plains
Mul
Yunis
Pirerane Sad
Arvin Oy
Savets
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White House
Los Angeles
Sam Yorty
China
KFYO
Ladio Kurdvalanche-Journal Station
Susan Martin
Bobby Heinen
Shallowater
UQL
Joe Don Buckner
Toot
Museum Fete
Cuba
Storm Fury Culture
Laurws
John Logan
David Vieness
Norton Baker
J. C. Chambers
Roy Farr Jr
Clem Beverice
Grey Lewis
Roscoe Wilson
Paul Edd McLaughlin
Clifford B. Jones
Lara P. Eaves
George Miller
Giles Dalby
John Christman I
Jay Ravin
David M. Vigness
Tech
Wallace
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Cubs
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Todi
Ipes
Westop
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Gomies
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Cube
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