India Pakistan clash escalates to possible all out war
The Kashmir dispute spills into a broad offensive with Indian tanks and jets striking West Pakistan near Lahore while Pakistan paratroopers strike behind Indian lines in Punjab. U.N. negotiators urge cease fire as Ayub Khan declares We are at war. Reports say Pakistani raids hit a military base near Amritsar and air battles continue as leaders push for peace talks.
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Labor Day Quiet Across South Plains Parks and Roads
Labor Day brought relaxed crowds to Lubbock area parks and lakes with no major incidents. Two fatalities occurred in region as accidents harmed two residents. officials reported a quiet day for law enforcement and no mass disruptions.
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Hikers Still Trapped as Utah Floods Reach Zion Narrows
Rescue teams were forced back as Virgin River rose again in Zion National Park Utah trapping about 30 hikers. A group from Salt Lake City reached higher canyon sections then rejoined others as floods hampered entry. Authorities planned to wait for the crest before attempting another rescue effort.
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Labor Day traffic toll nears record as deaths rise
National Safety Council warns Labor Day weekend may set a new highway death record with at least 636 fatalities across 78 hours. Drownings, plane crashes and other causes push totals high as states report leading counts including Texas, California and Illinois.
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Labor Day traffic toll feared as storms plague highways
Howard Pyle of the National Safety Council warns that many motorists fail to take driving responsibilities seriously amid heavy traffic and stormy weather. The council estimates 5000 to 6000 could die nationwide over the holiday weekend, with prior records showing Labor Day tolls from 1964 and earlier. Four died Sunday night near Poca West Virginia when a car left the road. A quake damaged a central Italian town with no casualties reported.
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Texans Vote Today on Senate Size Rise
PREXAS voters decide today whether the state Senate will increase from one to fifty members. Indifference noted as about two hundred thousand expected to vote. Lawyers warn a special session might be needed to redraw districts before September 24 if the proposal fails.
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Betsy Hammers Bahamas And Rakes Southeast Florida Coast
Hurricane Betsy churned toward Cuba with 150 mph winds battering the Bahamas and brushing southeast Florida. Warnings covered southern Florida while centers remained off Miami as authorities urged vigilance and advisories through the Bahamas and Cuban approaches.
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Planes to Begin War on Weevils Across Eight Counties
Twelve area airplanes and twelve loaned aircraft will spray about 225000 acres of cotton in a wide control zone covering eight counties. Units operate from Post Crosbyton Flomot Spur Dickens and Matador with 48 flag personnel and up to 90 pilots under USDA Plant Pest Control. Spraying will use a 10 foot level to combat boll weevils and bollworms.
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Schweitzer successors pledge to carry on his work
Page one report notes Schweitzer successors vow to continue his policies and projects. The article highlights political continuity and the planned programs carried forward by named figures in the administration.
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Snuggly Python Loosened From Fort Worth Home
Fort Worth neighbors report a 45 pound python named Dagwood escaped from Anthony Granes’s residence and roamed near the street. Granes insists the snake is friendly and posed no danger as Dagwood allegedly prowled near beds and windows while the family slept. The creature showed no aggression, and Granes described Dagwood as unbelievably tame.
Weather snapshot for Lubbock area with warm, clear to stormy outlook
The Lubbock area forecast shows clear to partly cloudy skies with afternoon or evening thunder showers possible. Highs near 92 degrees with overnight low around 65, humidity variable, and winds light to moderate.
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