Lemay receives healthy share of Nixon attack
Democratic and Republican presidential hopefuls blasted third party candidate George Wallace and his running mate as Nixon and Humphrey issued sharp counterings. LeMay defended nuclear policy prompting Humphrey to warn of disaster if Wallace wins. Agnew campaigned in Missouri while Muskie pressed draft reform in Colorado.
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Probers Visit Three Lubbock Banks In Public Funds Inquiry
Federal officials led by Charles McEnerney and Pat Parise questioned executives at Security National Plains National and Citizens National about possible collusion in how public funds are deposited. They planned visits to First National and Lubbock National to review depository arrangements tied to city and county accounts.
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Dallas
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Texarkana
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Plains National Bank
PNB
High Plains
Douglas Boren
McEnerney
Parise
SNB
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BE. OW. Wiliams Jr
CNB
First
Tarbbock National Banks
Texas Tech
Tarbbock County
American State Bank
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Patman
Comptroller’s Antitrust Department
Navy finds no faulty steel used in submarine construction
The Navy said there is no evidence defective steel is used in American submarine construction and no indication faulty steel plates caused the loss of the Thresher in 1963 or the Scorpion last May.
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Navy
Thresher
Hair Spray Dangers Blamed for Eight Deaths in Six Months
San Diego County officials report eight teen deaths linked to sniffing vapors from pressurized cans of hair spray insect repellent and cleaners. Dr. J B Askew notes motive is thrill seeking and says the nationwide problem involves groups inhaling toxic vapors. Study results due next month may rely on coroner findings to confirm freon involvement.
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Corvette Windshield Washer and Heated Rear Window Feature Ad
A 1969 Chevrolet ad touts windshield washer spray at headlights delivering up to 80 percent dirt removal. It promotes heated rear window with ceramic heating strips, hidden headlights on certain models, liquid tire chain for traction, and variable ratio power steering for easier parking and turns.
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