U.N. Debates Over China Seat As Two Chinas Face Off
The General Assembly opens talks on China at the United Nations with Albania Algeria and the United States proposing rival chairs for Beijing. Albania seeks to recognize Peking and expel Chiang Kai-shek supporters while Bush defends Nationalist representation and a dual representation option. Vote outcome hinges on undecided nations with potential timing within two weeks.
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Algeria
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U.N
Security Council
Alive and kicking Top Moonshine colt escapes death
A Top Moonshine lineage quarterhorse condemned to death two years ago survives a broken hip after a kick injury and now thrives in a Lubbock pasture. Trainer Wayne Qualls says the horse is being broken to ride with a bright future, turning a near end into a fairy tale. See COLT Page 4
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Avalanche-Journal
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COLT
Pittsburgh riot marks Pirates victory celebration
A massive downtown gathering in Pittsburgh erupted after the Pirates World Series win in Baltimore. Police reported hundreds of arrests and over a hundred injuries as rocks and bottles flew and shots were fired. Officer reinforcements used dogs and billy clubs to regain control along Liberty Avenue.
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Otto V. Adams Dies Former Engineering Dean at Tech
Otto Vincent Adams age 87 died Sunday after months of illness. He joined Texas Tech faculty in 1927 and served as dean of engineering from 1932. Born in Cadiz Ohio he held degrees from Colorado State College and the University of Michigan, with honorary recognition from Colorado State University. Burial is in Lubbock City Cemetery.
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Prayer Text Reflects Eternal Caxt Central Faith
A brief reader prayer thanks God for the Caxt as the eternal center of life and asks for faith to guide service. The invocation closes with Amen.
Hand Best Word For Cowboy By Tanner Laine
An Avalanche Journal piece argues that real cowboys differ from movie and TV stereotypes. It paints him as hard-working, rugged and outdoorsy rather than glamorous or perfumed, a fun-loving yet shy individual.
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Tanner Laine
Avalanche - Journal
Johnson content in retirement after Vantage Point finish
Former President Lyndon B. Johnson, at peace after finishing his memoir The Vantage Point, is seen by friends as content with retirement. His confidants note the book completed the last major task before his transition to a rancher’s life in Texas. Johnson has pulled back from banking, land interests, and public affairs, rarely political, with most public appearances at University of Texas football games.
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Ex-U S Education Commissioner Killed in Arizona Plane Crash
James I. Allen Jr former U S Commissioner of Education and his wife Florence died in a twin engine plane crash near Peach Springs Arizona on a sightseeing flight to the Grand Canyon. Scenic Airlines president John Siebold confirmed their presence on board.
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Eight Twisters Count In Hart Olton Area Storms
Severe weather swept North Texas with a line of powerful storms spawning at least eight tornadoes near Hart Olton. Peggy Scott was injured when a tornado unroofed the family farm home. a barn was destroyed and crops damaged. Weather centers activated with alerts across New Mexico to Oklahoma as lines moved east.
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Avalanche Journal
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Needmore
Vantage Point Memo On LBJ’s Early Presidency Challenges
Lyndon B. Johnson reflects on inheriting the presidency without a mandate after Kennedy’s assassination. He describes pressure from critics, sleepless nights, and rapid briefings with Bundy and Lodge. He details early foreign policy signals and a landmark meeting with Charles de Gaulle.
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Carlen lauds Tech fans after third straight win
Lubbock area coach Jim Carlen praises the Texas Tech fans and the team following a third consecutive victory. The roundup lists other national items and sections of the issue.
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Tech
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Weather outlook for Lubbock area with storms risk
The forecast shows a 40 percent chance of thunderstorms today with a slight drop in temperature. Highs will reach the upper 70s, tonight’s low in the upper 40s, and a Tuesday high in the 60s. Southerly winds at 15 to 25 mph with gusts.
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