Israel Declares Fight For Existence As War Escalates
Israel and Arab forces clash along the Suez Canal and Golan Heights as Prime Minister Golda Meir and Defense Minister Moshe Dayan vow defense of Israel. Cairo reports Egypt and Syria pressing attacks while Israel says losses are limited. International estimates vary on troop strength and aircraft.
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Suez Canal
Gulf of Suez
Meir
Syria
Trnq
Israel
Egypt
Anwar Sadat
Cairo
Suez
Golan Heights
Damascus
Artilery
Beirut
Lebanon
WAFA
Haifa
Dayan
Canal
Golda Meir
Tel Aviv
Mediterranean Sea
Sinai
International Institute of Strategic Studies
Jhhough
Faisal
Saudi Arabia
Jordan
Red Raiders Top Cowboys 20 7 In Dallas Showdown
Tech stunned Oklahoma State 20 7 as the Raiders exploited Cowboys punt miscues and a stubborn defense. Ricky Bales recovered a Kuykendall punt at the 33 setting up Tech and John Garner led a ground attack behind Carmichael and Grimes. Cowboys top yardage man Blackman managed 97 on 11 carries but OSU overall was held to 260 yards while Tech posted 260 plus.
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Cowboys
Tech
OSU
David Kuykendall
Les Stover
Stover
Ricky Bales
Barnes
Daryl Stewart
Big Lake
Wishbone
Carmichael
Brent Blackman
Dave Rosenthal
Kuykendall
Gary
Csu
Cleveland Vann
Blackman
Kenneth Wallace
Aubrey McCain
Raiders
Endon
Abby Dangles
Tec
Vfense
Oklahoma State
Grimes
Larry Hamilton
Hamilton
John Garner
Wrde
Garner
Bares
Rufus Myers
Moxley
Myers
Lubbock
Aggies
Blacknin
Osu Blackman
Arlington
Arkansas
Odessa Man in Critical Condition After Two-Car Crash
Odessan Billy J. Denson was listed in critical condition at Medical Center Hospital after a two car collision at 10th and Jackson streets near 2:30 a.m. Saturday. Frank Los Alvarado, 19, drove the other car and was not injured. A parked vehicle was damaged slightly.
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Odessa
Billy J. Denson
Medical Center Hospital
10Th and
Jackson Streets
Frank Los Alvarado
Deason
10Th Street
Alvarado
Jackson Street
Gun collection in Oklahoma City grows to record size
A large gun collection in Oklahoma City is updated to include four more museums at Claremore GES, reportedly creating the largest private gun collection in the region.
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Oklahoma City
Claremore
Ges
NAACP Meeting Winds Up Here
Fort Worth NAACP leaders reviewed progress at the state convention and honored Walter F. White. President Flemmings urged stronger enforcement of Civil Rights laws and defended school integration as essential for quality education, noting mixed grades and neighborhood concepts.
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Walter F. White
Congress
Jemmings
Percy Sutton
The
Burrough of
Manhattan
New York
Flemmings
Sutton
Tarrant County
NAACP
Fort Worth
U.S. Supreme Court
City Firm To Build New Reese Facility With SBA Contract
Lubbock firms win three military base construction awards under a small business set aside. W.G. McMillan Construction will build the Reese Air Force Base headquarters at a bid of 541,152 dollars. Wardroup and Associates Inc. of Lubbock gets 180,711 for a security facility at Ft. Sam Houston. Hunt Building Corp. of El Paso receives 19,485,000 to construct family housing at Ft. Hood.
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Lubbock
Ft. Sam Houston
San Antonio
Ft. Hood
Killeen
Hunt Building Corp
el Paso
U.S. Army Engineer
Fort Worth
SBA
McMurry Student Body Names Wiebusch to Trustee Committee
Lubbockite Arthur Wiebusch son of Mr and Mrs Arthur Wiebusch 230 57th St was chosen by McMurry College Student Government to serve on a trustee committee during the fall semester board meeting October 18 19 He is a senior majoring in religion and philosophy and will join the athletic committee one of eight panels advising the board of trustees with students and faculty members serving on the committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Wiebusch
57Th St
McMurry College
Wiebusch
Ranch Unit Here Gets $100,000 Gift
The Matador office hosts a Texas bicentennial event with Chas A Guy and Douglas A Meador present. Fred Koch of Quanah and Kenneth May of Lubbock speak as a cowboy heritage tribute unfolds with a flag ceremony.
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Chas
A. Guy
Avameee
lanche-Journal
Douglas
Meador
Cliff Tei
Albany
TH. Campbell
Fort Griffin
Charles F. Goodspeed
Ton
D.C
Murn
Charles He
E. Maedgen Jr
Commission of Texas
Lubbock
Fred Koch
Quanah
Morris W. Turner
Fred
Violence rocks Boston as city reels from mob attacks
In a night of brutal crime Evelyn Wagler died after being set on fire by six young men in a troubled Dorchester area. Minutes later Ludivico Barba was killed in a stabbing and stoning assault near Columbia Point, as racial tension and fear surged through the city.
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Temple 11
Muhammed
Benhal Pilgrim Holiness Church
Evelyn Wagler
Boston City Hospital
Boston
Chicago
Columbia Point
Barba
Uphams Corner
Dorchester
Special Week for Newspapers Reflects 1973 Roles
A retrospective on Newspaper Week 1973 notes the press serves readers by reporting diverse content from sports scores to obituaries and debates. It highlights pressures from subpoenas and court actions, yet celebrates 1973 as a year of disclosure and advances in printing technology expanding coverage from doorstep to moon and beyond.
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Newspaper Week
Joe
Jane Sixpak
Billionth Barrel Fete Highlights West Texas Boom
The narrative traces a oil boom era in Snyder and surrounding towns with overflow post offices, long service lines, and crowded motels. It notes unitization for recovery, SACROC pioneering water and carbon dioxide injection, and the shift to pipelines. By the 1960s cleanup earned Sparkle City and All America City honors as the region pivots to cotton cattle and commerce.
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Diamond M
Sharon Ridge Canyon
Sacroc
Cogdell
South Texas
Snyder
West Texas Chamber of Commerce
Basin Wax
U.S. 84
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Harrell
Ranch Headquarters Association
Myrtle Harrell
Red Raiders
Page Oni Barnes
Odessan
Yi Carnes
Peepi Smith
Cremsicharl
Ec Isaary Tech
Paine
F Thomson
Rtf
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Texas
West Texas
A. C. Sutton
James Brown Jr
Center
Charles E. Francis
Tech R.O.T.C
40Th St
City Company
Lubbockite
Tom
Linda Dunner
Linda
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