Feelings On Tilt Mixed By George Pharr
Texas Tech’s 1965 Red Raiders, 8–2, faced a fog disrupted trip home after a 42–24 loss to Arkansas. Fans greeted them with a terrific turnout in Lubbock, lifting spirits despite mixed emotions about the season’s end.
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Resident’s decree seals three part political system
A resident signs a decree laying the foundations for a three part political system. The move signals a formal restructuring and hints at governance changes likely to influence next year’s political landscape. Local officials and observers weigh potential impacts on policy and public administration.
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Tacoma carpenter admits role in kidnapping case
A 34 year old Tacoma carpenter turned himself in and led officers to 34360 of 45000 dollars paid as ransom for 13 year old Charles Hyde III. Federal agents seek two others: Dean Bromley and James Evans. Bail set at 25000 for Baker who said conscience forced the admission and the crime began after a coffee shop discussion.
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Abduction Case Tied to Ransom Demand in Quiet Town
A ransom demand of 45000 was telephoned to Mrs. Amos Pate of Littlefield. Charles was abducted and later found safe after nine hours with family friends. Sheriff says one suspect is Baker's accomplice in the abduction and another helped only in planning.
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Dallas observes JFK death with eight memorials marked
In Dallas at least eight anniversary ceremonies are planned over today and Monday. A midnight vigil will close Trauma Room 1 at Parkland Memorial Hospital as nurses seal the door for 24 hours. Parkland Chaplain Carl Nightwonger will place a wreath and offer a prayer at 8 50 a.m. Monday.
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Viet Nam Protest March in Berkeley Ends Peacefully
About 6 000 demonstrators escorted by 700 armed officers paraded five miles from the University of California to De Fremery Park Oakland. The rally drew roughly 12 000 total including spectators and lasted three hours with speeches denouncing Viet Nam policy before ending without incident under a federal court order restricting access to the Oakland Army Terminal. Former Army Sgt Don Duncan, Berkeley, spoke on democracy and the war.
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Change set in afternoon converts 13th Street to two way
The city will switch 13th Street from one way to two way this afternoon if weather permits. Authorized by the Oct 14 council vote, it follows a merchants petition near 11th Street. Painting the double yellow line and angle parking stripes between Avenue G and Avenue M may be delayed by cold weather.
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Preview of SWC basketball ahead of Tech season
The Avalanche-Journal previews a new basketball season with ten writers selecting the SWC preseason standings all-SWC team and top players as Texas Tech shifts focus from football to hoops. The feature invites readers to Page 2 Sec B for more.
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Avalanche-Journal
Viet Nam Forces In Action Near Cambodian Border
Vietnamese paratroopers linked with U S 1st Air Cavalry in heavy fighting near the Cambodian frontier killing hundreds of communists. Allied air support bombed nearly 40 times as U S troop strength rose to 165700 in South Vietnam.
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Mansfield Leads Senate Delegation to Bucharest Visit
Senate Majority Leader Mike Mansfield and four colleagues arrived in Bucharest on Saturday during a trip from Moscow to South Vietnam. The visit underscores wartime diplomacy as U.S. officials tour European capitals.
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Denver Area Suffers Strong 4.3 Earthquake
A 4.3 magnitude quake, the strongest since 1962, shook Denver area on Saturday night, with windows and plaster damaged and tremors felt as far as Boulder. Seismologists say fault beneath Derby Henderson area causes frequent quakes. few damages reported outside minor destruction.
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Weather Map Page 8A Lubbock Area Forecast Summary
Mostly fair day and night with high in upper 70s and lows near 40. Westerly winds around 20 mph and humidity low around 15 to 20 percent. Maximum 81 and minimum 39 observed. humidity peaks near 49 percent. City and regional temperatures and entries for Abilene Albuquerque Dallas Roswell Denver shown.
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