John Bull Ready To Marry Britain To Europe’s Common Market
Edward Heath meets six Common Market members in Paris for a preliminary hearing on Britain joining the bloc. Heath, No. 2 at the Foreign Office, aims to secure terms despite Franco‑German skepticism and Britain’s long reluctance to join continental unity.
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Lubbock GOPs Unveil New County Headquarters Open House
Lubbock County Republicans opened their new permanent headquarters at 1925 18th St with an open house from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday drawing about 290 visitors, including guests from neighboring counties. The building, leased by the county and redecorated by GOP members, serves as the meeting place for all party groups and committees.
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Lubbock
Republicans
18Th St
County Oferials
Young Republi
Ager
Thei v Ideo
Charles Gibson
Dick Linde
Highway Fatalities Rise in Texas Reports
Texas highway deaths rose by a reported percentage, with officials noting an increase in fatalities across the state. The report highlights rising danger on public roadways and calls for attention to driving safety measures.
Vicious Dog Found After Attack In Local Area
A dog described as vicious was found after an incident in the neighborhood. Police and animal control were alerted and the animal was secured while investigators determine the next steps.
Penn State tops national fraternity numbers
Frats at University Park, Pennsylvania State University, exceed 2000 students affiliated with 33 national fraternities. The campus hosts one of the country's largest fraternity populations, reflecting broad Greek life prominence.
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University Park, Pa
UPI
Pennsylvania State University
Hundreds angry after forced move in Berlin trench line
In East and West Berlin residents lament mass displacement as bulldozers clear homes to widen a death strip along the Communist wall. West Berlin residents describe German troop activity and the demolition of dozens of houses leaving families homeless and anxious about relatives atop the rubble.
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Berlin
Alldocers
Berwent
West Berlin
Fivo
Hooman
Communist Wall
East
Varnde Reds to Come Prepared Commander Calls NATO Forces Strong
General Clarke in MERNBERG Germany asserts NATO forces are strong and ready in Europe amid Berlin talks. He denies protest from Marshal Koniev and notes a complaint sent about Communist actions blocking two U S soldiers on the Autobahn. A separate note mentions Ohio basket weaving near Bainbridge and an inflated Dallas ticket case.
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NATO
Koniev
Berlin
West Germany
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