Kremlin Attacks Red China After Bids For Peace Fail
Moscow lashes out at China over Li Tsung jen propaganda appeal and defection. Pravda labels Li an enemy of communism while noting Peking gave him space. Brezhnev Kosygin send birthday note to Mao amid souring Sino Soviet ties and renewed peace exchanges.
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Kremlin
Red China
Peking
Li Tsung-jen
China
Soviet Union
Pravda
Soviet Communist Party
United States
Nist Party
Peking People’s Daily
Chinese Communist Party
Communist Party
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Central Committee
Brezhnev
Alexei N. Kosygin
Mao Tze-tung
U.S
Note of Accord Ends Boeing Strike After 18 Days
Tentative accord reached early Sunday to end the 18 day strike idling 35 000 Boeing production workers after a 15 hour session with mediators. Terms not disclosed pending a member vote while IAM leaders praised both sides for yielding in the public interest.
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Seattle
Wash
Boeing Co
International Association of Machinists
Boeing
Walter A. Maggiolo
Washington, D.C
Albin L. Peterson
Ed Springer
IAM
Seattle Coliseum
Wichita
Kan
Cape Kennedy
Fla
New Orleans
Huntsville
Ala
Vandenburg Air Force Base
Calif
Ogden
Utah
Aero Mechanics Union
Defense Department
Lockheed Aircraft Co
Fiji Olympics Bring Guts and Giggles to Tech Campus
At Texas Tech Phi Gamma Delta hosted the 12th Annual Fiji Olympics on Sunday with eight events pitting sororities against pledges. Pi Beta Phi won the traveling trophy with 205 points. Zeta Tau Alpha took second after a runoff with Phi Mu. Kappa Alpha Theta finished fourth. Kappa Kappa Gamma earned the sportsmanship trophy and Phi Mu won the tug of war.
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Texas Tech
Tech
Phi Gamma Delta
Pi Beth Phi Sorority
Zeta Tau Alpha
Phi Mu
Kappa Alpha Theta
Local AATSP Group Meets at Texas Tech Saturday
The Llano Estacado Chapter of the American Association of Teachers of Spanish and Portuguese will hold its first yearly meeting at 2 p.m. Saturday in the Blue Room of the Student Union Building at Texas Tech. William P. Cox Jr. from Lubbock Columbia and Dr Raul Codina of Wayland Baptist College will present. Cox will discuss a six week stay with the Experiment in International Living this past summer. Codina will share his impressions of Cuba at departure time and his talk will be in Spanish.
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Llano Estacado
American Association of Teachers of
Texas Tech
William P. Cox Jr
Lubbock
Columbia
Raul Codina
Wayland Baptist College
Cox
Codina
Cuba
Dr. Codina
Two Salvadoran youths Deported Again From Mexico City
Two unaccompanied Salvadoran children aged 13 and 10 were deported from Mexico City for a second time after illegally entering. They had previously appeared as a song and dance act on a television amateur hour before immigration authorities detained them.
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Mexico City
el Salvador
Mexico
Registration Plate On Hearse Causes Controversy
In Warren Rhode Island the plate reading stiff on a hearse drew complaints. Rhode Island motor vehicle registrar James F Williamson said the plate was issued without realizing its use on a hearse. He added anything violating good taste is not tolerated.
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Warren
R.I
James F. Williamson
Rhode Island
How to Sell Your House In a Hurry
An October Reader's Digest article outlines quick sale strategies and pitfall avoidance. It cites a $300 improvement yielding a $4000 return and debates saving a realtor’s fee.
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Reader’s Digest
Hiking Safety Rules Issued for Zurich Trails
Swiss authorities require hikers in Zurich to carry safety gear and essentials while on trails. Officials urge proper equipment and preparedness to reduce emergency rescues and improve on trail safety.
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Zurich
Two Tulia Teens Hurt In Scooter Collision
In Tulia on Saturday two 14 year old boys Hubert Payne and Bobby Kell were injured when their scooters collided with a car at 6th Street and Maxwell Avenue. Marilyn Love, 17, the car driver, was not hurt. Payne remained in satisfactory condition with deep cuts and bruises. Kell was treated and released. Richard Kell, 12, was involved but not injured.
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TULIA
6Th St
Maxwell Ave
Hubert Payne
Flossie Payne
Bobby Kell
Kenneth Kell
Richard Kell
Marilyn Love
Payne
Swisher Memorial Hospital
Kell
Tulsa City
Larry Christian
Miss Love
Milwaukee class questions first lady nickname
In Milwaukee a teacher asked students to name the President's wife. Most did not know the answer until one pupil, Tom Roark, suggested "Miss America" as the nickname, reflecting a humorous moment after Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson's visit.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Lyndon B. Johnson
Tom Roark
Murphy Won't Seek California Governor Job
UPI reports Senator George Murphy of California said he has no intention of running for governor next year though he believes he could beat incumbent Pat Brown. He noted several GOP rivals, including Ronald Reagan, and defended Kuchel against charges of right wing extremism. Lisbon notes drug addicts to be rounded up.
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UPI
George Murphy
Calif
California
Edmund G
Pat) Brown
Murphy
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Pat
Hollywood
Senate
Ronald Reagan
Ronny
Can
Thomas Kuchel
Kuchel
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AT Tech
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