Israel Accuses Egypt and USSR of Breaches in Cease Fire
U S denounces cease fire violations as talks are to be resumed at the United Nations. State Department spokesman Robert Jo Menedaskey says military aid shipments continue. Israel declines to confirm if aid levels have risen and cites ongoing violations.
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Texans in Europe Drawn by Kennedy Legacy and Prices
European travelers describe Texans abroad amid Kennedy memory and American brands. They note reactions to Kennedy, pride in Canada flags, and the cost of European travel from budget lodging at four dollars to meals and hotel rooms five dollars daily, with variations by season and arrival point.
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Eurailpass
Venice
Lisbon
Arthur Frommer
TML GROUP TOLD HERE Closing Gap On Texas Cities
A fragmented report notes efforts by a group labeled TML to address gaps in Texas city planning and housing exemptions. The text hints at a homestead exemption set at $3,000 and mentions years of policy review.
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Texas
Water project paneling joins waterfront outlet build
Fragmentary note shows construction at Southeast Drive linking to a water authority outlet. Residents watch as water development proceeds near Shokan with welds and panels described in a PSTP context.
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Daesh
Four UW Bomb Suspects Freed After Blast
Four fugitives tied to the August 21 University of Wisconsin bombing were released after being held briefly, following Supreme Court influenced police decisions. FBI identified the suspects including Karleton Armstrong and Dwight Armstrong, David Fine, and Leo Burt, with murder charges expected. The blast at the Army Mathematics Research Center caused up to six million dollars in damage and killed physicist Robert Fassnacht, with four others injured.
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Deputies Seek Epileptic Man Missing Since August
Sheriff's deputies seek clues to the whereabouts of Edgar Bush, 55, who disappeared after Aug. 27. He was last seen at a service station on Clovis Road wearing khaki trousers, a red blue reversible jacket, western boots, brown hair and blue eyes.
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AFL-CIO Leader Warns Unions Over Jurisdictional Disputes
In Washington an AFL-CIO leader warns that labor unrest and jurisdictional fights threaten construction work as unions face absenteeism and nonunion hiring amid a slowing economy. He urges unions to stay on the job and rely on the industry joint board to settle disputes.
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Ile
Haggerty
Queen Crowned At Friena Fete In Maize Days Parade
Friena High School crowned senior Miss Thirst, chosen from 28 contestants after a talent performance. The winner and two runners-up rode in the Maize Days parade at 10 a m today, with Miss Thirst listed as queen and noted for her sopiano number.
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Pot Stalks Found In City
Alan Doolp, 22, of 2415 St address, reported four tall weed stalks found on the gutter of University Avenue in the 3000 block. He brought the wilted plants to the police station around 1:45 p.m. and said he initially drove past them then returned for them.
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The
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Doelp
Animals blamed for hundreds of road accidents in Swaziland
MBABANE Swaziland reports 51 of 410 road crashes in the first half of 1970 blamed on animals. The figure highlights wildlife encounters as a notable factor in traffic incidents across the country.
Nixon Diaz Ordaz Parade At San Pedromarked by 120000 Turnout
A grand state visit in sunny weather featured 120000 spectators along the parade route. President Nixon greeted Diaz Ordaz with a handshake as a 60 piece Navy band played and a howitzer salute marked the ceremony.
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Aeronaves de Mexico
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Nixon hosts Diaz Ordaz in reciprocal Puerto Vallarta visit
President Nixon praised Mexico's Diaz Ordaz as a great leader and reaf firmed a deep lasting friendship between the United States and Mexico during a welcome in Puerto Vallarta. Nixon recalled Diaz Ordaz's homage and said U.S. reception would honor him too.
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Mexico
California
United States
Snyder Program Grant Approved for Head Start
Preston Smith announced a $43,200 federal grant to Snyder Consolidated Independent School District for a Head Start program. The grant includes $2,342 in unexpended funds, totaling $45,542 to operate three classes for 90 five year olds.
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Gay
Preston Smith
Snyder
Tnstries
Dying Doctor Recuperates in Australia After Court Drama
An ailing doctor, thought to be near death in Odessa, was transported to Australia for treatment. The local district attorney released Prank amid a tense public response after reports of a fatal outcome. The ordeal centered on a disputed custody or homeward return, with testimonies describing medical forecasts and emotional pleas from relatives and Odessa residents.
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Ray McCariey
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