Prague Mass Demonstration Demands Soviet Troop Withdrawal
Tens of thousands of Czechoslovaks marched through Prague on the 50th anniversary of the nation demanding the withdrawal of Soviet troops. Flags waved as crowds chanted Russians go home and freedom. Demonstrators clashed with police at the castle gates while leaders Dubcek Svoboda and Smrkovsky watched from the National Theater.
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Prague
Czechoslovakia
Alexander Dubcek
Brezhnev
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Soviet Communist Party
Prague Castle
Red Army
Aida
Dubcek
Ludvik Svoboda
Assembly
Josef Smrkovsky
Wrim
Muskie To Speak In Lubbock At Coliseum
Democratic vice presidential candidate Ed Muskie will speak at Municipal Coliseum in Lubbock as part of a swift visit with local party workers. He arrives at 2 05 p m from Amarillo and flies to Abilene after a 20 to 10 minute address. Local leaders plan brief airport rites and a welcoming party across the South Plains.
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Edmund S. Muskie
Lubbock
Muskie
Richard Nixon
West Texas Air Terminal
Municipal Coliseum
Maine
Yarborough
Ralph Yarborough
Texas Citizens For
Humphrey-Muskie
Jim Wright
Will Davis
Texas Democrats
Humphrey
Davis
Democratic
John Connally
Amarillo
Abilene
Wichita Falls
Ralph Brock
Caliselia
Thin
Calinet Brock
Johnson to teach next spring at Rice University
President Johnson will teach next spring at Rice University as part of his post presidency activities. The announcement comes amid ongoing national and international developments shaping education and policy.
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Johnson
Rice University
Sec. A
Daily Prayer Encourages Steadfast Faith in Adversity
A short prayer asks for steadfastness amid crosses tolls and life disappointments, seeking unity in Jesus' name. Anonymous author.
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Jesus
Puffing Pup Joins Lubbock Park Patrol
H B Barnett a 10 year park patrolman partners with Lulu a toy terrier for canine assistance in protecting park grounds. The small dog accompanies patrols snarling barking and startling would be intruders at Prairie Dog Town while Barnett checks on park activities.
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Lubbock Park
Ho B. Barnett
Lulu
Lubbock
H. B. Barnett
Barnett
Prairie Dog Town
Air Force overhauls scrap rules questioned by GAO
Government auditors say over six months in 1967 the Air Force scrapped about 6.7 million dollars in damaged equipment that could often have been economically repaired. At five bases Scott Texas Perrin Randolph Nellis and Mountain Home 3 of 4 scrapped items were reparable at costs well below new equipment. GAO found 51 of 78 condemned items could have been repaired.
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Washington
Air Force
General Accounting Office
Ateditine Army of Congress
Air Fources
Scott Air Force Base
Ilinois
Perrin
Randolph
Texas
Nellis
Nevada
Mountain Home
Idaho
GAO
GAQ
Computers to Replace Apple for Teacher in Schools
Education experts at a NAS symposium predict computers will soon teach basic reading and arithmetic at one tenth the time and half the cost. They foresee classrooms shrinking, with 24 hour access, home terminals, and teachers becoming lesson planners rather than daily instructors.
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Ralph Deghippon
Pasadena
Calif
Iap
National Academy of Science
California Institute of Technology
Kale W. Gerard
University of California At Irvine
Portant Ffan
Josfas
James Bonner
Caltech
de. Jobin —. Goodiah
Graduate School of Education
University of California At Los Angeles
Paso
Mini Bottles Still Taboo for Texas Tourists
AP reports Texas Liquor Control Board warns tourists not to bring miniature bottles from Mexico. Border towns will distribute notices to motels and chambers of commerce clarifying that Texas bans imports of liquor in small bottles and limits duty free to one quart per 80 days.
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Austin
Texas
Mexico
Texas Liquor Control Burd
Chambers of Commerce
FL Pasa
Brownsville
Beerle
Alexica
United States
Saigon Braces for Major North Vietnamese Offensive
US officials warn four North Vietnamese divisions poised for a broad attack on Saigon within two weeks. Intelligence links the forces to the 1st 6th 7th and 9th Divisions near the Cambodian border, with attacks aimed at eastern districts and key supply routes.
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Saigon
North Vietnam
Tle
Sargon
Cambodia
Intervence
Sass
Pester
Oat Sablen
Vietirimese Ptbebute Tce
Saben
Pate
1St
Canbhodian
Morth
Sai Son Oon
Savonabe Cnuidhway
Anc
Satsor
Saaeen
Doratt
Teichers
En Cap
Night robbery at Seven Eleven Food Store and station
Robbers in dark clothing and a white shirt entered the Seven Eleven on Parkway, threatened an attendant with a pistol, stole cash about $49, and fled. The incident occurred Saturday night as police noted two suspects, one about six feet tall, with a rusty shirt, in a tense, brief hold up.
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Atayesda
Vania Dans
Jal Parkway
T Jo Roberts
B. L
Neuro
Coe
Ane
Mies
Scaick
Miss
Still Continuing Russian Space Flight Produces No New Feats
Reported on a Soviet space mission with Soyuz 2 to orbit Earth. The uncrewed craft reportedly achieved rendezvous maneuvers but no docking or manned lunar mission milestones were confirmed yet.
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Moscow
Sayae
Pat Creag
Sayus
Baresayoy
Taos
Dee
Techni
Terce
Howeves
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