Alarmed Romania Bows To Soviets
Romania agreed to revisit Soviet demands for talks renewing the bilateral treaty and easing Kremlin pressure after Czechoslovakia crisis. Two key issues expected in talks in Bucharest concern the German problem and mutual consultations on political and military decisions.
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Pope May Resign In 1972 Amid Papal Health Concerns
An Italian magazine quotes an unnamed priest close to Pope Paul VI saying the pope prepared a resignation letter to be public when he turns 75 on September 26, 1972. The piece notes possible transfer of papal powers to a cardinal if health fails, a move never before done since 1294.
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UFO Eludes Spanish Jet Over Madrid Sighting Triggers Traffic Jam
Reports from Madrid say a bright unidentified object eluded a Spanish Air Force F104 jet at high altitude causing a major traffic jam. Radar tracked the object flying up to 90 000 feet as pilots observed the phenomenon and officials prepared statements.
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Lubbock Woman Off To Visit Ailing Mother
Mrs. Violet Mo Castillo of Avenue No flaw to South Wales Sunday travels to visit her ailing mother she has not seen in 23 years. VEW Post sponsors raised about 100 through garage sales and donations toward a 500 ticket. In 16 days the total rose from 400 to 600 as more donations arrive. Sponsors bought a wardrobe and gave 265 for trip expenses.
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Auto safety device price data to be released by government
Government to publish overall price guidance for eight federal safety standards on 1969 cars and trucks after industry submits voluntary price data to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. Individual company prices remain confidential. November release will show industrywide costs aiding buyers.
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South Vietnam Eyes Consulate in Canada
The Foreign Office said South Vietnam has asked Canada to open a consulate here. A spokesman noted more than 150 South Vietnamese students study in Canada under a Colombo Plan related program.
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Murderer Mowing Job Aids Flight Of Convict
Curtis Dean Corley, 40, a convict serving life for hammer slaving Edd McKennon, was brought to the Anson jail on habeas corpus and disappeared Thursday night while mowing the jail lawn. He was paroled in 1967, returned to Huntsville in January for parole violation, and remains at large as the criminal appeals court in Austin weighs his case. Sheriff Dave Reyes said Corley was trusted at the jail.
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Tech grad returns from Bolivia with Peace Corps
A 1966 Texas Tech graduate Jackie Pardue returned from a two year Peace Corps assignment in Bolivia. She criticized U S foreign aid policy while praising the Peace Corps work and urged that the corps be part of the State Department. She worked in Wacus and Chimore aiding campesinos relocate to jungle settlements and improve sanitation and basic life skills.
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Unidentified man dies in northeast Texas crash
A head on collision ten miles north of Carthage left one dead and three seriously injured. The car carrying Arkansas plates burned severely. Injured were Carroll Beck and Travis Walton of Carthage and Robert Wall of DeBerry, all 24.
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Davis Elected President of Mackenzie Water Authority
Floydada special report states Lon Davis was reelected president of the Mackenzie Water Authority board. Toni Moore of Lockney became vice president and John Ziegler of Tulia was appointed secretary treasurer. New board member John Tole replaces Jim Nichols who moved to Dallas. Water contracts for Tule, Silverton, Floydada and Lockney were reviewed amid plans for a Tule Ca Invon dam bond vote pending.
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Mackenzie Water Authority
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Lockney
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Tulia
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Ground Broken At Pork Plant In Plainview
Ground was broken for the Jimmy Dean Park Plant in Plainview after February plans from a Chamber of Commerce banquet. The 20 000 square foot facility will employ about 100 workers and run up to 600 hogs daily, built by Plains Steel Buildings of Lubbock at an estimated cost of 550000. Partners include Don Dean and Troy Pritchard.
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Jimmy Dean Park
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Jimmy Dean
Plains Steel Buildings
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Fort Worth Man Dies in One‑Car Loop 820 Crash
Fort Worth Texas AP reports Burton Wayne Bivens 50 died in a one car crash on Loop 820 to bring the county's traffic fatality count to 105 for the year.
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Tarrant County
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