Nationwide Vietnam War Protests Spark Campus Demonstrations
Opponents of U S involvement rally for a nationwide day of protest with thousands expected in 71 jurisdictions across 28 states. California National Guardsmen are alerted for possible violence in the Bay Area while student groups and labor unions organize demonstrations. In Wisconsin and Texas campuses dissidents plan actions including a citizen arrest attempt at Truax Air Force Base near Madison.
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United States
Viet Nam
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San Francisco Bay Area
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University of Wisconsin
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Air Force Base
Madison
University of Texas In Austin
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Student Peace Union
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Boulder
Ihe
Cleveland
Federal
Sacramento
Travis Air Force Base
University of Chicago
5Th Army
Pittsburgh
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Senate
Internal Security Subcommittee
Florida Flood Deluge Swamps Broward Pompano Beach
Up to 20 inches of rain inundated the Fort Lauderdale area flooding homes stalling cars and collapsing seawalls. Pompano Beach declared a state of emergency and Deerfield Beach opened a church shelter for flooded families. Water reached knee deep along US 1 as 30 cars stalled. A woman was killed in a hit and run as roads flooded and A1A flooded.
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Fla
Pompano Beach
Deerfield Beach
U.S. 1
Fort Lauderdale
Weather Bureau
Change Set In One Way 13th Street by Lubbock Council
Lubbock city council approved immediate angle parking on most of downtown for a 90 day trial, except Broadway, and approved converting 13th Street from one way to two way. Mayor Tidmore urged fast action after input from the traffic engineer and about 30 downtown businessmen.
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Jerry Hall
Avalanche-Journal
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13Th St
Max Tidmore
Bill McDaniel
McDaniel
15Th St
16Th St
10Th St
Citizens Advisory Committee
City Hall
Lubbock
Citizens Traffic Council
5Th St
Ave
Perkins Posters, Inc
Hemphill Construction Co
Southeast Drive
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Ave. Q
UNITED FUND IN Lubbock Reaches 67 Percent of Goal
Lubbock area’s United Fund nears completion at 67.3 percent of its $549 910 target. The notice lists page references for related articles and features across sections B and A, including local raids, scientific topics, redistricting critique, spaceflight fiction, Viet Nam teaching, Nobel prize winners, and regional editorials.
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Area United Fund
Dodgers Win World Series Behind Koufax One-Hitter
Sandy Koufax pitched on two days rest to throw a three hitter as the Los Angeles Dodgers defeated the Minnesota Twins 2 to 0 in Game seven, clinching the world championship. It marked the Dodgers' fourth title in 11 years and their third in the last three decades.
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Jim Kaat
Russians U S Loft Satellites in Space Bash
The United States and the Soviet Union announced successful launches of research satellites. OGO 2 at Vandenberg reached polar orbit to test instruments for radiation hazards. Soviet Lightning satellite aims to test a long range radio and TV system. Goddard noted OGO 2’s instruments functioning as tests continue.
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Riots Break Up in Buenos Aires Over Peron Visit
Police used tear gas and pressure hoses Thursday night to quell demonstrations protesting the visit of Mrs. Juan D. Peron wife of the exiled ex-dictator in Buenos Aires Argentina.
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Argentina
Juan D. Peron
Viet Cong Lose 168 In Battle
South Vietnamese forces claim a two day Mekong Delta fight against guerrillas twice their size resulted in 168 enemy dead and nine Viet Cong captured while 36 prisoners were released. U S advisers reportedly suffered light casualties as reinforcements and air support aided the unit.
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Acre
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Prayer of thanks and guidance from Mrs. Tommy Haley
A reader prayer from Mrs. Tommy Haley of Lubbock expresses gratitude for the land's beauty and daily opportunities. It asks forgiveness for failures and seeks guidance to navigate the day and future tomorrows, inviting others to share their prayers.
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Tommy Haley
Lubbock
Tech Dads Day leads busy weekend at Texas Tech
Texas Tech marks its 40th anniversary with several events on Saturday. Dads Day honors fathers of students with a luncheon, campus tour, and family barbecue followed by pre game ceremonies for Tech vs Oklahoma State at Jones Stadium. The 1938 Red Raiders reunion and the first All Area News Media Day also on the schedule.
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George Pharr
Avalanche-Journal
Texas Tech
School of Business Administration
Tech
Red Raider
University Theater
Nobel Prize Likely for Sholokhov in Stockholm
Soviet writer Mik hail Sholokhov, author of Quiet Flows the Don, is the probable Nobel prize for literature recipient today in Stockholm according to Stockholm Expressen reports. Previous Nobel awards to Russians have sparked controversy over their participation.
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Mikhail Sholokhov
Stockholm
Stockholm Expressen
City Heat Record Set on West Texas Plains
A west Texas heat record was set with high temperatures reaching 90 degrees at Lubbock, the hottest for the date. Rainfall totals included .20 inch at Snyder and .01 inch at Lubbock Municipal Airport, with trace amounts in nearby towns. Scattered showers occurred south of Amarillo, while a slow moving front was forecast to bring cooling and more showers later.
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South Plains
Lubbock
Plains
Snyder
U.S. Weather Bureau
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Happy
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Weather Bureau
City Loses Round In Beauty Shop Listing Suit
Judge Robert Bean ruled that light face type listings for home beauty shops in the yellow pages do not constitute advertising. The injunction against Southwestern Bell Telephone Co. was denied, allowing the listings as a service to business phone listings in the directory.
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Phil Hamilton
Avalanche-Journal
Robert H. Bean
Bean
140Th District Court
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
Lubbock
Robert Bean
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