Egypt Iraqi War Update Still Unclear In Middle East Conflict
Egyptian tanks attack in Sinai and Syrian front battles reported as heavy losses and shifting lines emerge. Israeli minister says this war will be long with hard battles. Tel Aviv and Cairo administrations claim gains while casualties rise on multiple fronts.
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Agnew Prepares Farewell Address After Resignation
Former Vice President Spiro T. Agnew works on a 15 minute farewell speech in a Washington studio. He resigned after pleading no contest to felony tax evasion and was sentenced in Baltimore to a 10000 dollar fine and three years probation.
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Prayer Reflection for Assurance of Divine Care
A reader shares a prayer praising God for constant Christian care and comfort. The message emphasizes faith in divine protection and gratitude for spiritual support.
Briton freed in Mexican kidnapping case
In Guadalajara a British diplomat was released after four days in captivity. Gunmen abducted him from his home area as authorities tracked the ransom and possible deal involving Cuban officials. Police and local units intensified operations as the case drew wide attention.
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Mississippi Men Report Terrifying UFO Abduction
Charles Hickson and Calvin Parker told sheriff's deputies they were fishing on Pascagoula River when a bluish craft approached and three creatures with crablike hands and pointed ears abducted them. Hypnosis sessions with Dr. Allen Hynek and Dr. James Harder described the experience as traumatic and credible, though diagnostic tests at Keesler AFB were negative.
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Fire Devastates Chelsea Near Boston Harbor
A massive blaze in Chelsea Massachusetts spread along a 120 foot railroad right of way near Boston Harbor destroying dozens of wooden tenements and small businesses. National Guardsmen evacuated 3000 to 4000 residents many of them poor and Spanish speaking. Firefighters from multiple states battled the fire for hours as Alderman Delrio put the damage at up to 500 million with no serious injuries reported.
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Small-Fry Define Pleasure from Pompano Beach Class
Fifth graders at Nocrest elementary in Pompano Beach write readers to share simple pleasures. Lori Hershey values a doctor visit when a shot isn’t needed. Roger Allen likes a talking parakeet. Mark Todd longs for a new dog and future fun.
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One More Seaman Rescued From Sunken French Boat
Calais France AP dispatch reports French navy divers pulled a young seaman unhurt from a sunken dredger after a three day rescue operation in which explosives were used to cut through the hull. Two other men were rescued and five more believed trapped at Cap de la Hague. The effort continued.
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Symphony Opens 27th Season With Costa Guest Soloist
The Lubbock Symphony Orchestra launches its 27th season at the Municipal Auditorium with Metropolitan Opera star Mary Costa as soloist under founder-conductor William A. Harrod. The program includes Ives Variations on America, Sibelius Symphony No. 2 finale, Bernstein Candide Overture, Glazounov Autumn from The Seasons, Enesco Romanian Rhapsody No. 1, and selections sung by Costa. Tickets range from 1 to 5.50 dollars.
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Kalman
Mets win on Mays single to tie World Series
Willie Mays singled with two outs in the 12th inning to drive in the winning run and lift the New York Mets to a 10 7 victory over the Oakland A’s in Game 2. The four hour 13 minute game was the longest in Series history and knots the best of seven at one game each as the teams move to New York for Game 3.
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Texas Storm Deaths For Week Rise To Fourteen
Drizzle and rain spread across South Texas with fringe activity in West Central and East Texas. By Sunday the storm had caused fourteen known weather related deaths including a woman and a boy in Austin, two Waco children near Lake Mexia, six fatalities in a Stephenville highway crash, a private plane crash near Liberty, and a Dallas girl struck by a skidding car.
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Weather Map Page 8-A Lubbock and Vicinity
Early morning cloudiness with partial afternoon sun today and Tuesday. Mild afternoons with lows near 50 and highs around 76 a year ago. Sun rises at 7:52 AM and sets at 7:10 PM. Humidity around 66 percent. Southwest weather features, including reports from Denver and Abilene.
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