Nixon Retreats With Family To Camp David After Weekend Rumors
Four hours after Nixon left Washington he went with family to Camp David for the weekend. Abrams denied threats to resign over a possible U.S. pullout, while Ziegler called the rumors bunk. The administration halted B52s briefly to assess enemy plans, with a Paris talks window to discuss postwar truce.
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Nixon meets top Vietnam advisors in White House talks
President Nixon and key military leaders held a White House meeting in the Cabinet Room. Admiral John S. McCain, Pacific commander-in-chief, and General Creighton W. Abrams, U.S. commander in Vietnam, were photographed with advisers.
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Sec. of Defense
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Black History Course Draws Swift Response at Tech
Purdue's new black history course drew interest though only one local student enrolled. Administrators weighed offering it again next semester while noting nationwide demand for black studies. Barr, a white historian, outlined the course scope from Afro-American origins to present leadership and status changes.
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Wigness
Purdue University
University of Texas In
Austin
Tech
Student Organization For Unity and Leadership
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Owen Caskey
Union
Auto Insurance Reform Report Highlights Cost Discrepancies
Daniel's committee held nine days of hearings with about 57 hours of testimony from 37 witnesses. It argued that physical damage insurance premiums could drop as writing costs were lower than state board allowances. The board has allowed 2 percent of premium at acquisition, while the committee cites 20 percent or higher as excessive.
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Local Birth Notices Highlight Newborns Across Lubbock Area
The week reports multiple birth announcements from families including Hernandez, Tawle, Downey, Kemper, Bowles, Naunchett, Gilbreath, Herring, Putman, Landin, Goodnight, Eborn, and Kounovsky. Each item lists weight, time, hospital, and parent occupation.
Republicans mull 1970 senate leadership bids
The article reports Senator Baker, age 45, weighing a bid for GOP leadership as Scott plans reelection in Pennsylvania. Baker argues he could offer a youthful, fresh face while denying plans for deputy leadership. A potential clash with Scott and Hruska is framed as a liberal vs conservative contest.
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Broadway 'Shirley' Robbi Morgan stars in Curley McDimple spoof
Robbi Morgan, eight, from Passaic New Jersey, stands as the child star in the Broadway spoof Curley McDimple. Auditioning against 3,000 girls, she handles child stardom with grace, loves babies, and signs autographs between performances while her mother notes the wig gives headaches.
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Respiratory Ills Rise in Deaths Across 20 Years
New York report notes bronchitis and emphysema deaths have surged ninefold in two decades. Dr Robert M Cooney of Catholic Medical Center Brooklyn Queens cites 180000 projected deaths in 1983. HEW data spur renewed search for control and new treatments.
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Massena Seaway Free Route Highlighted in Talk
The report notes Olen Ene von Tock advocating a Seaway free route at Massena along the St. Lawrence.
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Lubbock Men Allege Medicare Red Tape Hurts Nursing Homes
Land Wall Texas Nursing Home Association Medicare chairman says red tape may force about 600 Texas nursing homes to withdraw from Medicare. He cites arbitrary cancellations by Social Security Administration and notes the need for official guidelines and a Washington fix. James Baker of Lubbock is association president.
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Trunk Airlines Seeks New Fare Formula With Wide Proposals
The CAB invited all airlines to file new proposals at least 14 days ahead with an effective date no earlier than Oct 1. American's plan sets a $9 base charge plus distance based mile charges from 6 to 4.8 cents per mile, with first class 25 percent above coach. Other provisions set discounts for night and youth fares and adjust family discounts. The board noted possible undue preference in others but allows flexibility in applying the formula.
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Internal study to reshape administrative structure under Fredy Briggs
Dr. Murray announced an ongoing internal study to review the entire administrative setup. The effort will continue for months as part of a series of planned evaluations directed by Fredy Briggs.
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Two Teens Charged with Second Degree Lynchings in Wichita Falls
Two 17 year old youths who helped beat a Hirschi High School biology teacher Friday were charged with second degree lynching under a 1949 law. The penalty ranges from one to ten years in prison. Superintendent Donald C. Waldrip vowed no tolerance and promised full legal action to restore serenity in the school system.
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Extortion Call Threat Delays Bank Work
Hayes said a woman with a soft voice claimed three bombs were planted in the bank and would explode in 12 minutes unless $5,000 in tens and twenties was delivered to a spot. Bank employees stood outside for about 45 minutes before normal business resumed. Earlier a second call was reported around 12 45 p m but no definite link was established.
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Silence at Plainview call spurs bank probe
An employee reported no reply after answering the phone and finding the line dead. An FBI agent from Lubbock was summoned to Plainview to probe a case linked to a national bank as authorities continue the investigation. Police Chief H. P. Pelphrey praised proper procedures.
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Animal evidence cited links cyclamate to cancer risk
FDA researcher Dr. Marving Legator reports animal studies showing chromosome breaks in rat bone marrow and reproductive cells after cyclohexylamine exposure, a metabolite of cyclamate. He notes caution in applying animal results to humans but says findings may affect proposed FDA limits on daily cyclamate intake.
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