Senate Rejects Amendment On Vietnam War Pact Change
The Senate defeated the "Amendment to Pact the War" backed by the so called Super-Doves signaling a harder push to end U.S. involvement in Vietnam. The vote split along party lines with Democrats like John Sherman Cooper praising restraint and Republicans resisting broader withdrawal amid White House pressure and political fallout.
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Senate
Afi Grocers
Vietnam
PN Potel
Sent Creares Cossery Democrat
South Parkota
Mark Pratfield
Oreoan
Anel
Witherass
MicGuovern
John Sherman Cooper
Kentucky
Congress
Nixon
Brad
Hoos
Steiasern Hathheld
Pheosmena Chee
Los Sey Trnora
Amd
Cooper
Tornado Theory Advances Amid Magnetic Tracking Efforts
Fragmentary report notes researchers at Weather Bureau and university labs testing a theory that tornadoes are electrically driven and generate a detectable magnetic field. Early work cites magnetometer tracking, past electronic equipment trials, and a Plate County storm event with observed flashes aiding recording.
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Marion Placder Amepagree Wee
Ser
Wsork
Ery
Qteer
Pers
Opeyn Sodtbachie Tometer
Tadoe
Rter
Thas
Weather Bureau
Pieter Kristianen Mears
Reartieu
Hee i . Behity
Acotibatels
Accra
Drader
Profes
Dian
Dredohit Trav Rede
Observabenda
Tornadea
Fallout warnings rise after satellite debris scatters near Oklahoma
Reports indicate heavy metal fragments from the December 24 Cremens 316 satellite fallout struck areas in Pes a Oklahoma and Ransas with pieces landing miles from Hereford. Analysts say Soviet space debris may have burned less than expected lifting questions about future atmospheric reentries and public safety measures.
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Pesa
Oklahoma
Ransas
Strikinne
Hereford
Texas
Isand
Agman
Air Force
Saddle Tramps and University Honor Highlighted by Bank Ad
The National Bank of San Antonio ran an advertisement praising the Saddle Tramps at Texas Tech amid a long tradition of service. The piece chronicles the group's history and notes support from the Leon service group, reflecting well on Texas Tech overall.
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the. Frost National Bank of
San Antonis
Turning Point Seen in Economic Front Says Nixon Program
A Washington analysis notes a possible turning point as inflation slows and confidence rises. Wholesale prices ease, wages likely hold, and business plans expand toward greater production and employment with government restraint on price controls and continued domestic spending support.
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Washington
Labor Department
Hard-Nosed NOVAK WASHENGE POOL Intractable Vietnam Peace Talk View
The article argues that Hanoi intends no cooperation on Paris negotiations and Moscow-Foxman pressure aims to stall peace moves. It suggests the Soviet bloc duping Western allies while North Vietnam seeks victory and renewed battlefield gains this autumn.
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Thea
Moserov
Hanoi
Kremlin
Paris
Lib Waves and Lobs as Women’s Lib Reach Tennis Court
On Martha’s Vineyard a Women's Liberation Day protest emerges during a doubles tennis match. Wives refuse to serve to underscore gender equality demands including child care and equal job opportunities. The game becomes a statement as men offer to serve for them while women press broader social goals.
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Martha's Vineyard
Martha’s Vineyard
Pye
America
Rose
Styvron
Womens Liberation Fous
Women's Lib
Styron
Akron Mayor’s Odd Stage Moment at Drugstore Scale
Akron Mayor Jallach reportedly stepped onto a drugstore scale with his briefcase, then weighed the case to adjust the total. A card found with the briefcase credited Mickey Porter of the Akron Beacon Journal for keen analysis and sound judgment.
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Akron
Jallach
Mickey Porter
Akron Beacon Journal
Attlee rejects Churchill on aid to Russia in 1941 policy clash
In London 1941 Prime Minister Clement Attlee refused Winston Churchill’s demand to halt shipments to Russia and defended Soviet inspectors in British factories. In Miami, the Texas Trader sailing amid a tropical hurricane reported 160 mph winds near Puerto Rico. In Odessa a fatal crash west of the city left one dead and another critically injured on U S Highway 80. Jaycee auction on the courthouse square earns Lubbock County cotton growers $1,750 from the first 1950 bale at $2 per pound.
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Miami
Fla
Puerto Rico
Odessa
Here
U.S. Highway 80
Homer Lawson
Lubbock County
Fragmented OCR chatter covers war talk and ads
A garbled OCR page mix includes remarks on Bemus junior war talk the census and social topics. It shifts to questions about soft drinks bottlers and even a quiz on gin brands. The text also mentions customer service and vacation timing in Japan with scattered trivia.
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Avalanche-Journal
Vpesas Pech Electrical Encaneesins Department
David Lawrence
Andrew Tully
O’brien
Rowland Evans
Robert Nova
Hanot Stull
Novak
Hanoes
Mideast
Germany
Hanes
Sowiet Fmieg
ART Buchwald
West
Yasser Arafat
Chancetor
Brandes
Haki
Ney Gore
Viet
Bonn
Theanis TO Poees de Noxons
Mb Kong
Saison Areca
Phe Hash
Phnom Pers
Cinne
South Vietnam
Pacis
Netoto
Hua Ch. Minh
Cs Ataenie
Ww Rogers
B. Siorton
Obrien
Panther
Cormitten
Pyran
Joan People of America
Ois
Leis
Chicago
O'Brien
Tiomadhonm
Bopoerne McCarths
Poe
Ioscan
Erie
Nolen Cccesset
Chaerinan
Pepe
Geo Lee
Bukit
J. M. Boyd
Farner
Sohn Carheld
Broadway
Gooien
Phewlle Hartest
Pollutier
Marlon Brande
Ike
Gordon
J. M. Bood
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