UTPB Hosts Eleven Computer Consultants
The University of Texas of the Permian Basin welcomed eleven computer consultants for a two day session June 25 26 to review possible computer systems for teaching and administration. Participants include Dr David Lamb of The University of Delaware and Dr John Carpenter of The University of Texas at Dallas.
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University of Texas At Dallas
Dynamite Damages Drake Hall Amid Spike in Explosions
An explosion at Harvey Ingham Hall of Science on the Drake University campus damaged the 20 year old building in a sunken mall area at 3 45 am. Police say dynamite was used with an estimated 15 to 20 pounds. Federal investigators estimate potential damage up to 250000. The blast follows three prior bombings in the area within two months.
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Graham Ends Effective New York City Revival
Billy Graham wrapped five days of open air crusade at Shea Stadium in New York City. Attendance reached 137700 with 6025 commitments to Christ about 4.3 percent. 76 percent of attendees were under 29. Cost of the drive ran about 500000, with no payments to Graham or team beyond fixed salaries and expenses.
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Pathet Lao offers conciliatory peace terms in Laos conflict
Government sources say Pathet Lao chief Prince Souphanouvong sent a toned down reply to a June proposal. The offer reportedly halts only some bombing and keeps open the chance of peace moves if the United States stops bombing Pathet Lao territory while allowing operations on the Ho Chi Minh trail in Laos.
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Drug Cache Found In Missouri
Police seized the largest cache of drugs believed confiscated in Missouri after the bodies of St. Louis man Clemens Wilks aged 24 and Barbara Clay aged 38 were found in her north side apartment. The cache included heroin valued at about 1.5 million dollars on the black market. Police said the double homicide occurred between Friday night and Sunday morning with no clear motive or suspects. The discovery followed relatives of Barbara Clay reporting they could not reach her by telephone.
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Senate debates fire free zones in South Vietnam and Vietnam policy
Senate discussions touch on a fire free peace proposal for South Vietnam and a possible relocation of pro U S South Vietnamese if a Communist takeover occurs. The President is slated to report troop withdrawal from Cambodia and a successful de escalation as the Cooper Church vote looms amid broad Senate opposition to widening the war.
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Old-Fashioned Fourth Fete Slated In Capital
Washington anticipates Honor America Day with bigger fireworks, a main address by evangelist Billy Graham, enhanced music and entertainment, and extensive flag display. Sponsors insist the event is apolitical and focused on patriotism and national unity, though critics view the celebration as controversial amid dissent in the nation's capital.
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Ku Klux Klan Considers TV Education Campaign
Robert Shelton, imperial wizard of the United Klans of America, said at the Salisbury convocation that the group may use television for an educational program. Films portray alleged enemies as threats to white people. About 2,000 delegates attended. NC grand dragon Robert Jones noted attendees from 35 of 44 chartered states.
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Tuscaloosa
Ala
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North Carolina
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Honor America Day headlined by Bob Hope in Washington
The event led by J Willard Marriott features Bob Hope and a big evening show at the Ellipse near the White House with a fireworks finale. President Nixon is in California and not expected to attend. Lyndon B Johnson serves as honorary chairman and stresses national progress and continued dedication to America’s promise.
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South Vietnam holds provincial elections amid Viet Cong attacks
South Vietnamese officials claim 72.6 percent turnout in 44 provinces for 554 provincial council seats despite Viet Cong attacks that killed at least 22 and wounded 81. Mo Duc toll rose to seven dead and 11 wounded as polls opened amid warnings and fear, with turnout disputed in Da Nang where official figures clashed with other sources.
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