British Accept Common Market Terms Debate Ends in Commons
Crowds waited outside Westminster as the House of Commons debated the terms of Britain's Common Market entry. Prime Minister Heath defended the agreement while Harold Wilson warned of civil war within the Labour movement if defectors quit party lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster
Heath
No. 10
Downing Street
House of Commons
Eiem
Wilson
L Harold Wilson
Pote
United States
Soviet Union
Red China
U.S
Europe
Atlantic
British Commonwealth
Bintan
Woyisen
Hank
Britain
Joenize
Reginald Maudling
Cal
Maudling
House of Prey
Commons
Mesquite Police Seek Suspects in Slayings
Police hunt suspects after fatal slayings in Mesquite. Officials release few details while extending inquiries to nearby areas. Community safety remains priority as detectives pursue leads and request public tips.
Front in State Calder Air Forecast and murders reported
Readable text shows a flood of fragmented OCR noting Calder air fronts, a large murder case in Texas involving Harris and Perryman, a post posse arrest, and a broad countywide investigation across Hunt and Dallas counties. The report mentions a missing person tied to Perryman and a suspect linked to a trailer, with police and detectives pursuing leads across multiple towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harris
Doverett
Ehnton Harris
Teger Quinlan
Northeast Teas
Post
Hunt County
Perryman
Rome
Ted
Persens
Whit Claimedi
Ieee
Jourtan
Perrmontis
Feo Wiabe
Dallas Steno
James Taylor dazzles audience with hits and Grammys
James Taylor, long praised for his music, drew fans with a night of beloved songs and energetic performances. The veteran singer-songwriter has earned multiple Grammys and remains a staple in popular culture, connecting with fans across generations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Teen Fife
North
Cupola
Paso
James
Tee
Nixon Tito Talkes Open Security During Moscow Visit
Nixon and Tito held talks amid tight security in Moscow as Nixon planned a possible trip to China and the Soviet Union. Tito, leader of the nonaligned Yugoslavia, met Egyptian President Anwar Sadat and Rogers praised Tito’s potential role in the Middle East settlement and ceasefire efforts. Guarded details include Tito’s six day U.S. visit with meetings with Connally and Stans and possible easing of the 19 percent import duty on Yugoslav goods, with police protections bolstering Tito’s arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nixon
Moscow
China
Soviet Union
Tito
Iwn
Adriatic
Anwar Sadat
State Department
Egypt
William P. Roser
Middle East
Suez Canal
Rogers
Belgrade
Tita
Uncheon
Tilo
West Coast
Canada
U.S
Tite
Treasury
John B
Commerce
Maurice HL Stans
New York
Camp David
Two Injured in Separate Crashes Near Lubbock
Two women were injured within ten minutes in separate wrecks near Lubbock on Thursday. Mrs Malcolm Limbaugh 29 of 252nd Street was hurt when her westbound pickup collided with a switch engine near Southey East Drive and Fort Road. She was taken to St Marys Hospital in satisfactory condition before surgery. Deti Ellison 47 of 208 20th Street Apt 6 was treated at Methodist Hospital after a crash at Brownfield Road and Salem Avenue and released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lubbock
Malcolm Limbaugh
Fort Road
Cresure
Southey East Drive
Linvhaugh
St. Mary's Hospital
Brownfield Road
Salem Avenue
Deti Ellison
20Th St
Apt
Ty Methodist Hospital
Rata
Southeast Drive
St Mary's Hospital
Doe Don Buckners
Air Force approves purchase of 12 extra F11s fighters
The Air Force told General Dynamics to procure long lead time components for twelve additional F11 fighter aircraft. The plan extends Fort Worth GD assembly line activity to 1973, instead of ending in 1972, per a company source and the Tow-Tax lawmaker’s office.
Texans in New Yorker cover up charge and board rift
Testimony before a legislative inquiry alleges trustees sought to protect a billion dollar foundation. Martin warned he would sue to remove Haas and expand the board if not acted on. Hunt was appointed to investigate with five trustees citing self enrichment by board members. Cohn testified the American National Insurance Co loaned 30 million to Las Vegas and Reno casinos and that bribes were offered to drop a billion dollar suit linked to Moody family foundations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin
Shearn Moody
Hunt
Houston
Paul Haas
Corpus Christi
Marcus Greer
J. M. Lykes Jr
W. L. Moody IV
Mary Moody Northen
Galveston
Cohn
Dugas’ Committee
American National Insurance Co
Las Vegas
Reno
David Myrick Jr
American National
Myrick
W. L. Moody Jr
Martins
National Hotel Co
Moody National Bank
Senate votes down Vietnam war funding ceiling amid veto fears
The Senate rejected a measure to limit funds for Vietnam war aid and Cambodia actions, as Cooper and Church proposals failed 47 to 44 and 52 to 35 respectively. President Nixon would likely veto any move to cap overall foreign aid and withdrawal, while a spring withdrawal condition tied to POW releases remained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vietnam
Sens
John Sherman Cooper
Nixon
Senate
Cambodia
Gale McGee
Dwyo
Nixon Aide Cites Pay Hikes as Damaging to Freeze Policy
President Nixon urged business leaders to back a post freeze push to revive the economy. Labor members pressed for retroactive pay on the Pay Board. Paul McCracken reported 87 percent of monitored prices unchanged since the freeze with a further drop in the wholesale index.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nixon
Stans
Nam
Paul W. McCracken
Council of Economic Advisers
McCracken
Green Span Approval for Lakes Relocation Outlays Planned
Approval granted for lakes relocation on properties bought or condemned before July 1. The financing includes 3.4 million ROR grant and 832,828 and 2.8 million canyon bonds, with federal and state oversight continuing. Officials note a freeze on further funding until standards and governance are adjusted, while labor leaders warn of potential walkouts affecting Phase I and the Pay Board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urere Grant
Warreagy
Department of Housing
Canyon Equitable
Nixon
Secretary of the Treasury
John
Connally
Mahon
G. Douglas Hofe
Department
Bureau of Outdoor Recreation
Lubbock
Interior Department
Texas Parks and Wildlife Department
U.S
John Tower
Ite
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tig Kien
Selsan Lloyd
Yugoslavia
Shirley Temple Black
Washington
Calder Air
Pol Geowrusters
Colorado
Poresare
Htankela
Berthett
Seth
Tadstee
sVertadtey
Peateae
Samarh
James ‘Taylor
Titl AG As
Air Force
TEXAN
New Yorker
Haas. Greer, Lykes
Orange County Dist. Atty
Louis Dugas Jr
U.N
Stuart. Symington
D-Mo
Scott
Cooper Church
DOE
Donald Rumsfeld
Costs of Living Council
Pay Board and Price Commission
Labor
W. P P. Gallander
Gallander
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!