Getting Diploma Is Family Affair at Weber State
Edward S. Johnson, 46, received his diploma at Weber State College as his wife and son congratulated him. After bronchial problems from work, he returned to school in 1967 to support his nine children and now his wife, daughter, and son are pursuing further education at the same college. He plans summer classes and night study.
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Dime Box Texas to Star Hopper Oates and Johnson
Twentieth Century Fox has extended the film title Dime Box to Dime Box Texas. The movie features Dennis Hopper Warren Oates and Oscar winner Ben Johnson in leading roles.
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Clifford Ball Dies at 80 Pioneer Flier Remembered in Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh dispatch reports Clifford Ball, veteran aviator and founder of the OX-5 Club, died at 80 after a Friday illness. Ball won the first government contract to fly mail from Pittsburgh in 1927, sending four mail laden planes from Bettis Airport to Cleveland amid early aviation funding battles.
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Archie Bunker writer Archie OConnor departs hiatus
Archie Bunker actor Carroll O Connors writes screenplays during his hiatus from All in the Family. The UPI report notes his shift to developing film projects while away from the TV set.
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Hospital Admission Ledger Across Counties and Cities
A long list of admitted patients scattered through Northwest Texas, Canyon, Shamrock, Tulia, and adjoining towns records names and addresses with admission dates ranging June 2 to June 9. Notable entries include Selly Langford Wichita Ollie Kessee Mary Green Linda Johnson and Patricia Adams among many others in Boise City Dumas Perryton and Hereford areas.
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Arthur Gregory Lewis
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Concho Joann West
Lilie Smith
Iraq Opens Talks on IPC Nationalization Compensation
Iraq offered immediate negotiations to settle compensation for nationalization of the Western owned Iraq Petroleum Co. Oil Minister Sadou Hammadeh said Iraq’s claims would be deducted from any compensation under Law 69. Dispute centers on $259 million in back royalty expenses.
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Model Plane Plugged By Unknown Gunner
Wayne M. Haring, 44, a model plane enthusiast, saw his craft shot down at Everett Junior High School grounds as antiaircraft fire claimed its first Everett casualty. The gunner and motive remain unknown.
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Air Training Command Consolidates Flight Screening
Air Training Command announced a consolidation of its flight screening program to save 2.3 million dollars a year. The plan ends contractor-operated screening at nine bases and cuts 156 positions. Tests will occur at a civilian field near Lackland AFB. reductions hit Laredo, Laughlin, Reese, and Webb AFBs with 17, 18, 18, and 16 personnel.
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Democrats Plan Telethon Charge Donations for Fundraising
Houston UPI reports the Democratic Party will hold a July 8 to 9 telethon with the theme charge Democrats charge. Sponsor John I Brown says donations may be charged to BankAmericard and Master Charge and the party aims to raise 46 million during a 20 hour show from Miami Beach and Beverly Hills.
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Voter Turnout Drives Texas Primary Costs Higher
Secretary of State Bob Bullock said the May 6 and June 3 primaries cost Texas $2,001,124, about $300,000 to $400,000 above estimates. High turnout and $2 hourly pay for most election workers plus extra polling places pushed costs up. He urged combining party voting at a single site and proposed county clerks run future primaries.
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City Plans Industrial Studies For Amarillo Growth
Amarillo Board of City Development authorizes West Texas State University researchers to conduct three studies this summer on labor resources, the city as a distribution center, and a possible plastic hothouse vegetable industry. A fourth study may explore leather products cereals paint or home furnishings. An ad campaign was also launched to attract a pet food manufacturing plant.
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Hijack Loot Found and Warrants Issued in Multi State Case
In Nevada $160000 ransom loot from a United Airlines hijack was found after a suspect parachuted from the jet. Two warrants were issued in New York for Willie Holder and Catherine Kerkow, alleged to have hijacked a Western Airlines jet with $500000.
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WT Registers 2 680 In 1st Day Enrollment
First day enrollment at West Texas State University totals 2 680, down 128 from last year. Dr. Donald Cates notes declines at state schools but WTSU held near the prior record. Students may register without a late fee and pay later. Late registration runs Wednesday through Friday.
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West Texas State University
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Hereford Voters Set Bond For School Construction
Hereford Independent School District voters will decide on a 1.3 million dollar bond approved May 16 by the Hereford School Board. The plan allocates 700 thousand for a new elementary school to replace Central Elementary, 1904, with the rest allotted to renovate and expand other campuses. Taxes would rise slightly. A 25 member citizen advisory group helped study building needs. Tornadoes occur more often in the United States than anywhere else in the world.
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