All-Male Schools Face Female Influx At A&M And NMMI
The piece notes a surge of female students at Texas A&M and questions whether New Mexico Military Institute will admit women. NMMI leaders resist coeducation while a court may compel change. It mentions other colleges using headcount and cites varied opinions on a free press and leadership.
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Harold Dunn
Texas A&m
Dunn
A&m
Bryan
New Mexico Military Institute
Roswell, N. M
Stock Market Heads Higher As Dow Surges In 1974 Recovery
The Dow Jones industrial average rose 104.97 to 873.12 in the second quarter, lifting year to date gains to 41.68 percent. NYSE turnover neared record levels as total market value climbed to 687.94 billion dollars. Analysts anticipate continued advance with recovery seen as underway and leading indicators turning up after months of decline.
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NYSE
Wall Street
Newton Zinder
E.F. Hutton & Co
Federal Reserve Board
Zinder
Commerce Department
Indira Gandhi declares emergency crackdown expands arrests
New Delhi reports the government empowers police to arrest without trial and orders expulsion of a foreign journalist as Prime Minister Gandhi tightens controls after a state of emergency. Health ministry claims India free of smallpox, with 900-plus detainees in the dragnet and 653 labeled bad characters amid crime drop.
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India
Indira Gandhi
Dragnet
Karan Singh
World Health Organization
Indira
FBI Agents Press Search for Slayers
In 90 degree heat FBI agents in fatigues combed Pine Ridge Reservation for 16 suspects linked to the slaying of agents Ronald Williams and Jack Coler during a warrant service. One suspect, Joseph Bedell Stuntz, was found dead at the scene as more than 150 agents hunted across the 3150 square mile area.
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Ronald Williams
Jack Coler
Seph Bedell Stuntz
Lapwai
Coeur de Lene
Idaho
Manhunt Details Eyed as FBI Seeks 16 People
Weather: clear to partly cloudy through Wednesday with high near 90 and low tonight mid 60s. A helicopter and light airplane assisted the manhunt while two armored personnel carriers were brought in but not used. Agents questioned residents to identify people in the house where the shooting occurred. The FBI said it had no positive identifications on the 16 persons sought.
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FBI
Man Killed By Train Near Canyon
A 75-year-old Canyon resident Lester Rhees was struck and killed by a freight train while walking west along Santa Fe tracks about 5:30 p.m. three-fourths of a mile west of Canyon. Rhees lived at 2003 5th Ave in Canyon and appeared to not hear the oncoming train from the east before being hit from behind. His body lay about 85 feet from the impact site. the engineer was identified as G. L. See MAN on page 2.
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Canyon
Lester Rhees
5Th Ave
Texas Highway Patrol
Rhees
Santa Fe
G. L
Be Our Guests At the Big Show
The 22nd annual free Fourth of July fireworks display will be held Friday night at Dick Bivins Stadium at the Tri State Fairgrounds. Activities begin shortly after sunset and end when darkness falls for the fireworks show.
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Globe News
Dick Bivins
Tri- State Fairgrounds
Crop harvest forecasts raise hopes for steadier food prices
Agriculture Department crops report predicts 66.9 million acres of corn and 53.6 million acres of soybeans for 1975 harvest, with corn projected at 5.7 to 6.4 billion bushels and soybeans near 1.45 to 1.55 billion. Winter wheat tops 1.62 billion, total wheat around 2.1 billion. cotton and tobacco acreage also detailed.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Department
Crop Reporting Board
USDA
Lebanese Cabinet Runs Into Snags
Beirut radio reported last minute snags delayed the formal announcement of a six man Lebanese cabinet. Fighting raised the week’s death toll to at least 162 as Premier designate Rashid Karami's team sought a reconciliation cabinet amid factional violence.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Beirut Radio
Rashid Karami
Suleiman Franjieh
Karami
Sinn Gl
Car Kills Amarillo Girl Crossing Busy Street
A 12 year old girl died after being struck by a car while pushing a bicycle across West Amarillo’s Western Avenue. Dorothy Stotts 35 of Parker Street remained uninjured as Trichel Hoover daughter of Darrell and Suzanne Hoover died at the Amarillo Emergency Receiving Center. An autopsy was ordered by Potter County Justice of the Peace Boy Byrd. The accident occurred about 5 05 p m in the 100 block of S Western with Stotts traveling south on Western. The girl was carried about 25 feet and died of massive head injuries.
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Amarillo
Trichel Hoover
Darrell Hoover
Avondale
Suzanne Hoover
Houston
S. Western
Western
Dorothy G. Stotts
S. Parker
Stotts
Potter County
Justice of the Peace
E. Byrd
Social Security boosts seniors with 8 percent COLA
AP reports an 8 percent cost of living adjustment for Social Security and SSI recipients. Average monthly rise is 16 dollars, with checks increasing by 7.60 to 37 dollars, effective with July payments.
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Washington
America
Caspar W. Weinberger
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
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