Hijackers Open Talks In Paris
A band of Croatian nationalists holding about 50 hostages aboard a hijacked TWA jetliner in Paris opened negotiations with U S ambassador to France Kenneth Rush. The hijackers demanded proof their communiques had been published by major U S papers and leaflets were dropped over North American cities during the flight.
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Yugoslavia
Ford
Henry A. Kissinger
Bush
New York Times
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Washington Post
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Herald Tribune
Chicago
Montreal
Gander
New
Kissinger Warns Africa War Threatens World Peace
Secretary of State Kissinger warned that war in southern Africa risks global peace as he outlined a year end push to resolve crises in Rhodesia Namibia and South Africa. He announced a mission with stops in Zurich Tanzania Zambia and South Africa to seek two negotiating frameworks for Rhodesia and Namibia.
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Henry A. Kissinger
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Kissinger
Rhodesia
Ian D. Smith
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Southwest Africa
Republc
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Mhore
Angola
Soviet Union
Europe
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Britain
Salisbury
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Switzerland
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Zambia
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Balky Auto Betrays Plans For Departure
A summer job in Texas ends with a failed trip north as an unreliable car forces a return to Lubbock. The narrator recalls wet days, friendly locals, and mounting repair bills leading to debt and a possible overhaul. The trip collapses as the car balks at crossing state lines.
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Lubbock
Texas
New Deal
Plainview
Abernathy Police Chief Resigns After Council Move
Chief Charles Coats resigns effective Wednesday amid the dismissal of officer Jerry Davis and council actions. Davis, 21, was discharged Aug 27 after a two month tenure following alleged complaints. Davis says he refused to resign and is now a deputy sheriff. he previously served with Texas Tech police.
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Richard Orr
Avalanche-Journal
Abernathy
Jerry Davis
Charles Coats
Davis
Boyd Griffith
Griffith
Texas Tech
Abernathy Police Department
Prayer for awareness of God's presence here and now
A reader asks God to help children recognize divine presence in the moment and to surrender doubt and fear, affirming that the world is good because it belongs to God. Amen.
Vietnamese Refugee Family Rescued From Farm Abuse
The Rev. Harry Walden and officials exposed a Vietnamese refugee family kept in squalor on a South Plains farm. The sponsor withheld wages and food stamps, and a child’s death prompted action. The family moved to a new sponsor near Ralls amid FBI involvement.
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Avalanche-Journal
South Plains
Harry Walden
Lubbock
Waldon
Waldow
Ralls
Federal Bureau of Investigation
St. Michael’s
Crosbyton
Post
Catholic Family Services
Rev. Walden
Family Pedal Pushes To Keep TV Going
Highland Park Illinois AP Sol Levine saves about one barrel of crude oil yearly by his children pedaling a bike generator powering their black and white 12 inch TV The family cycles together each evening with Levine noting the exercise and energy savings while his wife also takes turns pedaling during busy programs.
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Highland Park, Ill
Sol Levine
Levine
Bennet
Linda
Georgia
Three arrested in Kennedy murder conspiracy case in Springfield
Springfield police say Robert White 42 of Enfield Sandra Boudreau 34 of Westfield and David King 31 of Springfield were charged with conspiracy to murder Senator Edward M Kennedy during his campaign stop in Springfield Massachusetts. Investigations indicate police learned of the plot from one of the participants.
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Springfield
Mass
Edward M. Kennedy
Kennedy
D-Mass
Robert White
Enfield
Conn
Sandra Bondreau
Westfield
David King
Rain Delays Indiana Avenue Campus Route At Tech
Persistent Lubbock rainfall has pushed the Indiana Avenue extension at Texas Tech from late October to late November or December. Norman Igo cites month after month losses due to rain. Wilton Hammond notes streets cannot be built in mud. About 25 percent of the one mile road is finished. the $366,677 project spans 19th to Fourth Street amid a 2 1/2 year dispute between the city and Tech.
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Tech
New Construction
Wilton N. Hammond
Carter & Burgess
Fort Worth
Indiana Avenue
19Th Street
Fourth Street
Weather Forecast for Lubbock Area
Lubbock and vicinity expect fair conditions today with a high in the upper 80s and a low near 60.
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