Texans Charm Germans in Shared Texan Spirit Across Europe
Visitors from Texas find warm reception in Germany as Texas culture resonates in Cologne Frankfurt and Bavaria. Germans admire Texan independence and Texas ties to history with places like New Braunfels Fredericksburg and Weimar cited as Teutonic influences.
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Wallace talks party reform and 1972 election impact
In a discussion after a May assassination attempt, Governor Wallace says he may not run for president again but remains active in politics. He urges a top to bottom Democratic reorganization and hints at a new party if the current one fails to move right. He notes his recovery and ongoing duties, and says he would be able to engage politically though he is paralyzed from the waist down. Page 10.
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Weather Map Page 12 A Lubbock Vicinity Forecast
A cooler outlook for Lubbock and vicinity with considerable cloudiness. Colder tonight with lows in the middle 20s and today's high in the upper 50s. Tuesday's high around the middle 40s.
Mystery submarine escapes to sea after two week chase
Norwegian defense command said a foreign submarine tracked for over two weeks in Sogne fjord near western Norway fled to international waters Saturday night. Four destroyers and gunboats searched the fjord mouth, depth charges were dropped without surfacing the submarine.
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Nixon Kissinger hold talks on Vietnam peace at Waldorf in New York
President Nixon and Henry Kissinger met at the Waldorf Astoria to discuss the Paris talks after Kissinger returned from Paris. They planned further talks at Camp David and with South Vietnamese emissary Nguyen Phu Duc. Officials cautioned about interruptions and deadlock over troop withdrawals.
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Sun Bowl prep for Texas Tech Raiders in Lubbock
Area coverage notes Texas Tech Raiders have two weeks to ready for the Sun Bowl in El Paso. The paper lists multiple front page items including Angela Davis case, RAP Brown trial, a courthouse shootout, and gun violence incidents. Editorials and society notes run across sections with sports and horoscopes.
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Paris Drama Involving Mother Son Abuse Case
A garbled Paris AP report outlines a troubled family scene with a mother, 12 year old daughter, and a boy who allegedly swallowed pills after theft accusations. The text notes divorce, relocation, and a hospital visitation, ending with an unclear reference to a page.
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No More Concessions Feared in Paris Talks
WASHINGTON AP sources say the interruption in Paris peace talks signals the United States may tell Saigon no further concessions can be gained. If Kissinger and Tho reach an insurmountable barrier, talks would be terminated, with Saigon pressing for a formal North Vietnamese troop withdrawal. The White House says further consultations with Saigon are needed before a final agreement, while Hanoi remains firm on its Oct. 26 position.
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Prayer on Thanks to Heaven From a Reader
A short reflection expresses gratitude to the divine with a pledge to live thankfulness and to give love in daily life. The anonymous reader frames thanksgiving as ongoing action and devotion.
Goodfellows Bring Yule Joy To Broken Homes In Lubbock
Local Goodfellows organize a Christmas drive aiding over 8,000 children last year. Volunteers screen names from schools and welfare records, deliver gifts on Christmas morning, with funds over 10,000 dollars from donations. Address to submit names and contributions: Box 491, Lubbock 79408.
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Tech Education Dean Gordon Lee Dies at 56
Gordon C. Lee, 56, dean of the College of Education at Texas Tech, died Sunday after an extended illness. Cremation precedes memorial services Thursday at First Presbyterian Church. Interim dean will be Donald McDonald. Lee had served as Tech dean since 1969 after teaching at Columbia University and the University of Washington. He also led a USAID education team in Kabul, Afghanistan.
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Maybe Well s Water Was Carbonated
The article recounts West Texas ranchers relying on wells and springs for water. Drought in 1886 87 dried springs at Spur Ranch forcing windmills and hand dug wells. A windmill repairman helps cowboys learn windmill maintenance.
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