Irish Seaman Verity Returns After Atlantic Crossing
Bill Verity, an Irish seaman, finally sailed into San Salvador Bay after a perilous Atlantic crossing that included near hurricanes and a damaged rudder. He claims a monk Brendan the Bold may have reached America a thousand years earlier and recounts his near rescues and shark losses as he sought to prove the voyage.
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Pollen Count and Vietnam War Withdrawal Rumors
Daily pollen readings from the City Health Unit show Site 1 1,535 particles per cubic centimeter and Site 2 readings near 1,495 and 1,015 for different locations. Separate Vietnam war notes discuss a planned U S troop pullout from Saigon exemptions, possible 35,000 Navy personnel on inland waterways, and talks among Thieu Abrams and Berger about peace initiatives following Ho Chi Minh's death.
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Burglars Steal Cash and Goods From Local Stores
Police report a weekend burglary at Russell's Grocery 3002 34th St netting about 383 in cash and merchandise. Intruders broke in, looting 337 from the safe, two starter pistols, another pistol, a radio, cuff links and a lighter. Additional thefts include tools and auto parts valued around 1 000 at 2210 N Quirt Ave rear and a bank bag with 200 taken from Heap Big Beef at 2910 50th St during a late Friday shift.
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Quirt Ave
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Heap Big Beef
50Th St
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Service Station Manager Defies Father’s Warning
Silvestre Casares, a steel worker, told police he did not approve of his daughter taking the service station manager job citing danger and hours. Family says Mrs Marin left home after dispute with her husband.
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Campus tensions spark debate on dissent and reform
Governors debate campus unrest and desegregation during a closed luncheon after Kerr warns of rising college conflicts. He predicts a doctor shortage but PhD surplus, urging academic discipline over criminal charges to curb violence. The group also weighs taxpayer costs and free choice in school desegregation.
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Robert E. McNair
South Carolina
Mills E. Godwin Jr
Virginia
Buford Elling
U.S. Envoy to Brazil Will Stay in Post
Ambassador C. Burke Elbrick announced he will remain as the U.S. envoy to Brazil after his abduction earlier in the month. He cited strong Brazilian public support and urged enhanced security without necessarily adopting bodyguards.
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Lubbock Scouts Award Eagle and Life Ranks
In a Court of Honor Monday night 15 Troop 409 scouts sponsored by First Baptist Church earned ranks. Eagle Scouts Randy Mayes and Kirk Schneider completed requirements. Life rank went to David Rollins and Kenney Quigley. John Eakin became Star. First Class: Philip Brasher Jackie Buck Mark Benak Paul Tarver Gary Howard Loyd Blackerby Blair Jones. Second Class: Max Arrant Greg Smith Van Sharpley.
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Max Arrant
Greg Smith
van Sharpley
Smith Says Barnes Could Take Yarborough In Senate Race
Governor Preston Smith of Texas said Lt. Gov. Ben Barnes has a chance to defeat Sen. Ralph Yarborough in the next election, calling it a tough race and noting Barnes has not declared and Yarborough has not yet announced for re election. Smith added Yarborough has strengthened ties with business and municipal officials. Barnes has not commented on any future race.
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Preston’ Smith
Texas
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Ralph W. Yarborough
D‘tex
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Composer Leaves $58,000 Estate
San Antonio AP reports popular country and Western composer Leon Payne, who was buried Monday, left an estate valued at 58,000 dollars including 40,000 in song royalties. Payne, 52, died Thursday in a local hospital. His hits include Love You Because and he wrote tunes sung by Elvis Presley, Glen Campbell, Dean Martin, Don Gibson, and Jim Reeves. He was an original member of a Texas band formed by Bob.
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ABA Study Faults FTC Leadership for Inefficiency and Delays
The American Bar Association panel urges sweeping FTC changes and a unifying new chairman to end long dragouts, misallocated resources, and factional disputes. It commends some false advertising work but cites decade-long cases and weak leadership undermining enforcement efforts. The report notes Dixon’s tenure and confirms current commissioners MacIntyre and Jones.
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U S Forces Stun Reds In Assault Near Phan Thiet
U S paratroopers and Rangers attacked a North Vietnamese company near Phan Thiet on Monday night. The clash left 58 communist dead with no American casualties. Across Vietnam other battles killed and wounded U S troops, including deaths near the Demilitarized Zone and near Lai Khe.
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Clovis Resident Shot Near City Office Building
Mack J. Goodman of S08 W. 4th St. was hospitalized in fair condition with gunshot wounds to the hand and hip from a small caliber revolver. The shooting occurred at 8:25 a.m. Monday near the Memorial Hospital area, a block from the city office building, as the gunman pursued Goodman. Harrison Johnson, 310 W. 4th St., was charged with aggravated battery. bond set at $1,000 by Magistrate Val Baumgart.
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Moon rocks hint at ages rivaling Earth's oldest
Scientists announced lunar samples may predate Earth's oldest rocks with ages around 2 to 4.3 billion years. The gray two pound moon rock shown lacked hydrated minerals and surface water, while researchers noted unusual magnetic properties and chemical contrasts with terrestrial basalt.
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Earth
Moon
Brett
Paul Gast
Columbia University
Gast
Wiliam Kemmerer
Manned Spacecraft Center
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