Woman With Gun Guards Farm Road In Simple Life
A Tucson story describes Mrs Bagley living on 13 acres since 1965 who fenced her land in 1967 and has a gun at her side while resisting Simplot attempts to force road use. Court orders bar access unless workers prove identification.
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Ceasefire drama blocks Vietnam truce plan
Saigon's Thieu wavered over a three day ceasefire amid US Vietnamese talks. US generals issued orders as Hanoi pressed a face saving formula, with Saigon ultimately rejecting a ceasefire while US officials prepared for operations to continue during the observed truce period.
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Nixon Health Plan Foresees Small U.S. Outlay Growth
The Nixon administration outlines a five year federal health program emphasizing better delivery of medical services to expectant mothers and children. It predicts modest growth in health funding from 1970 to 1975 with no dollar figures and calls for expanded medical manpower and new community health services while strengthening consumer protection for drugs and devices.
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United Fund Starts 1969 Drive With Macrory Kickoff
Dr Boyd Ev Macrory of Maxwell Air Force Base will be the first speaker for the United Fund 1969 campaign at a 7 p.m. kickoff dinner for the Special Gifts division at the Lubbock Country Club. About 150 captains workers and wives attend. The event is sponsored by 23 Lubbock firms. The division consists of 11 teams soliciting gifts from individuals and businesses. Campaign film The Turning Point will be shown. Lubbock’s goal is 720133.85 dollars.
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Nations Seek Admission of People s Republic of China to UN
Fourteen nations formally urged the United Nations General Assembly to admit the People s Republic of China and expel Chiang Kai-shek s Republic of China delegation. They asked Secretary General Thant to treat restoring China s legitimate rights as urgent, citing the organization s future. Signers include Albania Algeria Cambodia Congo Cuba Guinea Mali Mauritania Romania Southern Yemen Syria Tanzania Yemen and Zambia.
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Man Files Second Writ Request in Probation Case
Aubrey Allen 20 filed a second habeas corpus writ in 146th District Court Judge Robert H. Bean presiding. He argues he was not informed of the right to counsel at a Terry County hearing revoking probation while serving an habitual criminal sentence. Judge Bean previously denied a similar application in March. Emilio Gutierres also seeks release from Lubbock County jail with a Friday writ request to Judge James A. Elis of the 137th District Court.
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China Leads Delegation to Ho Chi Minh Funeral in Hanoi
A Chinese delegation led by vice premier Li Hsienmen arrived in Hanoi for Ho Chi Minh's funeral, joining Soviet Premier Kosygin and other dignitaries. Beijing plans talks on economic and military aid for North Vietnam next year as flags are flown at half staff in mourning. Messages of condolence arrive from leaders worldwide.
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Water Rights Dispute at Tax Hearing In Meadow
Twin brothers Pon C Day and Dan Day contest the U S government's claim of 27198 in 1965 income tax. They say they sold underground water rights to Pan American Oil Co for recycling. the government says they leased and thus owe tax. A Tax Court hearing led by Judge C Moxley Featherston was held in the federal court. Several settlements announced include Westernaire Inc 11959 deficiency for year to Nov 30 1964 and the estate of Lissie Bayless 7806 deficiency. A hearing is set for Clyde Davidson of Midland seeking 6191 and 309 penalty.
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The boll weevil cites economic toll in the U S pest
The boll weevil is described as the most costly insect in the United States with annual damage around two hundred million dollars. The terse note highlights substantial agricultural impact and financial loss attributed to this pest.
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