Soviet Bread Crisis Hits Mess Halls
Soviet bread shortages reach mess halls as Red Star criticizes cooks for waste and Pravda publishes letters urging thrift. Russia struggles with a poor harvest, delayed autumn plowing, and insufficient rail cars while Kazakhstan faces moisture and rot threats to tens of millions of tons of wheat.
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Defense Ministry
Red Star
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Communist Party
United States
Canada
Australia
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Siberia
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Karzakhstan
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U.S
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Krasnodar
Stavropol
Uganda pledges humane treatment for Asians after expulsion deadline
President Idi Amin pledged that non citizen Asians remaining in Uganda would be treated properly and normally if they fail to leave by the November 8 deadline. The communique also noted talks with Liberia’s Tolbert on regional ties and restated British responsibility for aiding departures. Airlines reported rising demand as the airlift to Britain nears capacity.
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Uganda
UPY
Idi Amin
Amin
Ae Sehoout
United Nations
Isart Waldheim
Vernda Owithin
United Kingdom
Mogadishu
Kampala
Britain
Uganda Resettlement Board
Charles Cunningham
Cunningham
Udall Attends West Texas Democratic Unity Day Events
Former Interior Secretary Stewart Udall visits Lubbock for Democratic Unity Day activities. He arrives at 4 p.m. at Lubbock Regional Airport and travels to Mackenzie Park for a 1 p.m. start field day with refreshments auctions and a drawing for a 10 speed bicycle. He plans meetings with campaign volunteers and West Texas staff, attends a reception, tours the courthouse, and participates in a 9 a.m. press conference before a noon lunch in Amarillo.
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Interior
Mackenzie Park
West
McGovern-Shriver
Udall
Lubbock
Wil
Kennedy-Johnson
Ave
George MiGovern
West Texas
Toyam
Ton
Othe Court House
van Lubbock
Lubboark
Ralph Brock
West Texans
Burglar James Bond Jailed After Roof Fall Falls Short of Escape
In Stoke on Trent England burglar James Bond was jailed after a failed heist. He fell through a warehouse roof landing in hospital and never made a clean getaway.
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Stoke-On-Trent
England
James Bond
007
Doctor's Office Hit For Drugs
Intruders broke into the office of Dr. Stewart McKenne at 1703 Mth St during the night and stole about $9 in cash and drugs worth around 900 dollars. A footlocker with $300 in women’s clothing was also reported missing. Mindy Westfall said her carfootlocker was taken while parked at a club near Main and Avenue X between 1 and 2 am.
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Mth St
Stewart Mckenne
Mindy Westfall
20Th St
Foolocker
Main
Avenue X
Morton High School Homecoming Activities Planned
Morton High announces Thursday and Friday homecoming events. The queen coronation will be at 8 p.m. Thursday in the gym, followed by a bonfire. The homecoming game features the Muleshoe Mules Friday at Indian Stadium with the queen and court in the halftime show.
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Morton
Morton High School
Indian Stadium
Heath Felt Sure '70 Election Would Finish Care
Biographer Margaret Laing reveals Edward Heath believed the 1970 general election would end his political career. Heath, then an underdog, stunned polls by winning and later credited late campaign gains, price cuts, and inflation concerns as factors. The book also notes Heath kept a photo of a former girlfriend for 13 years before becoming party leader.
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Heath
London
Edward Heath
Britain
George McGovern
U.S
Margaret Laing
Harold Wilson
Labor
Wilson
Miss Laing
Jold Miss Laing
Ted
Kay Raven
Miss Raven
Marrié
Bids, Pay Incentives on Lubbock County Commission Agenda
A routine meeting of the Lubbock County Commissioners is set for Monday at 10 a.m. in the courthouse. Bids will be opened and a discussion on offering salary incentives to deputies pursuing college degrees in law enforcement is planned, funded by the Texas Criminal Justice Council.
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Lubbock
Texas Criminal Justice Council
Judge Blames Marijuana In Storekeeper Slaying
In Sanford Florida 18 year old Stanley DeBose received a life prison term for first degree murder in the slaying of Vera Lee Mathis 67 during a $10 robbery at her one room grocery. The judge warned the ruling should be a lesson to youth. DeBose allegedly said he was high on marijuana when the crime occurred and police quoted his statements during the trial.
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Sanford, Fla
Circuit Court
Richard Muldrew
Stanley DeBose
Muldrew
Ision
Vera Lee Mathis
Sanford
DeBose
William Lykens
Mathis
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