Independence Day Frontier Days across Austin events
July listings show civic events and sports tours across Austin with church and club meetings. Highlights include Rebel Women's Slowpitch Softball tournaments, city playoffs, and various July 5 to July 26 activities at venues like NW Diamond IOOF Hall KC Hall Elks Club and Queens Hall.
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Ike Walton
Cabin
City Council
Chambers
Christian Business & Professional Women
Holiday Inn
Rebekkas
IOOF
NW Singers
Tops Club
Salvation Army
Austin Christian Women’s Club
Frontier Days
Frontier Village
Evening Eagles
Shaw Gym
Austin Central Labor Union
Carpenters Hall
Ceder Valley Toastmasters
Tommys
Rebel
Marethon
Austin Comere Club
Piersalls
KC Hall
VFW
Austin
Duplicate Bridge Club
Elks
Global effort to forecast weather with 26 nations
The United States and Soviet Union will lead a $40 million international research venture involving 34 ships, 11 aircraft, and 5,000 scientists from 46 countries. The Global Atmospheric Research Program GARP aims to improve tropical weather prediction and study energy transport, with GATE focusing on the equatorial belt and upper atmosphere coupling.
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Washington
United States
Soviet Union
National Science Foundation
Atlantic Ocean
Virgin Islands
Galapagos Island
Paific Ocean
Tanzania
Africa
Global Atmospheric Research Program
GARP
NSF
Commerce Department
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
NASA
Brazil
Canada
Colombia
France
Germany
Mexico
Netherlands
Portugal
United Kingdom
el Salvador
Guatemala
Honduras
Jamaica
Kenya
Uganda
Nicaragua
Niger
Panama
Peru
Senegal
Sudan
Upper Volta
Venezuela
Bailey says he represents gold-seekers in 250 million stash claim
Boston attorney F Lee Bailey confirms representing clients seeking to profit from 100 tons of gold buried in New Mexico. He recalled contacting former White House official John Mitchell after testimony about a possible government deal to avoid prosecution. Bailey cites gold bars coins and artifacts buried since the 1930s worth about 250 million dollars.
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Boston
F. Lee Bailey
New Mexico
Atty
John N. Mitchell
White House
John W. Dean III
Dean
Mitchell
H. R. Haldeman
Govrnment
Bailey
Dr Hideya Kumata Dies at 52 MSU Cross Cultural Expert
Dr Hideya Kumata an expert on cross cultural communication at Michigan State University died Friday at 52. He previously directed the International Communications Institute before joining MSU noting his international work and significance in academic exchange.
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East Lansing, Mich
Hideya Kumata
Michigan State University
MSU
International Communications Institute
Reds Launch Fresh Incidents Near Kompong Speu Cambodia
Communist led insurgents opened new actions near Kompong Speu the provincial capital 30 miles east of Phnom Penh with radio reports saying they were within one mile of the city. US air strikes targeted insurgents advancing along highways toward the capital.
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Phnom Penh
Cambodia
Kompong Speu
Khmer Rouge
U.S
Khbal Thaal
Here
Bombing limits in Cambodia hinge on Aug. 15 compromise
The White House and Congress reach a genuine compromise to end funding for U.S. military actions in Cambodia Laos and Vietnam after August 15. Nixon will sign bills restricting Southeast Asia operations with a 45 day window to pursue a Cambodian settlement. Leaders warn the agreement still preserves congressional authority over hostilities.
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Carl P. Leubsdorf
Washington
White House
Senate
House
U.S
Cambodia
Nixon
Laos
Vietnams
Congress
Southeast Asia
Gerald R. Ford
Clifford P. Case
R-N.j
Frank Church
D-Idaho
Church
Robert Giaimo
D-Conn
Mike Mansfield
Vance Hartke
D-Ind
Thomas F. Eagleton
Rebels Attempt Coup In Santiago As Allende Surges
In Santiago authorities report seven killed and 22 wounded as troops loyal to President Allende crush a revolt. A nationwide state of emergency and curfew are imposed while rebels from the 2nd Armored Regiment withdraw after a several hour battle in the city center.
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Santiago
Chile
Salvador Allende
Defense Ministry
Congress
Allende
Moneda Palace
Spannaus sues firm over bait and switch sales tactics
Atty. Gen. Warren Spannaus filed a lawsuit in St. Paul against Associated Sewing Supply Co. for alleged bait and switch sales practices. The action targets deceptive advertising and improper sales pressure as part of the state consumer protection effort.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Warren Spannaus
Associated Sewing Supply Co
St. Paul
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Midwest
NW Diamond
Church of Your Choice
All Diamonds
Jaycee
Association For Retarded Children
Oak Grove Center Town and Country Garden
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Lady Ikes
Vfew Jr
OOF
Noble
TOPS
Cedar Valley Toastmasters
Letter Carriers Assoc
Alcove
Art Group
Harry Jondel
Joycee
Selvation Army
Locol Rank & File
Lebor Center
Trailblazer Saddle Club
Liebenstein Hall
Ioof Halil
Austin Audubon Society — Christian Ed
Park & Recreation Board
Council Chambers
Eagles
Elks Club
United Steelworkers
American Legion Stagette
Mustang
Gopher
Piersalls Dog Obedience
KC Hell Jaycee
Austin Gem G Mineral Society
American Legion
Queen of Angels Rosary Council
Queens Hall
Cedar Valley
Mower County
Rem
N. Main
Sale
Jupiter
ATEN
Jambas
Wrigleys
Plenty Pack
Arrid
GIANT
Minn
Austin (Minn
Herald
Greenman
8Th Ave
Reds
Prek Kdam
Prek Chik
Toule Sap
Mekong
South Vietnam
International Commission of Control and Supervision
Saigon
Indonesia
Poland
Hungary
AP News
Fatherland and Liberty Organization
Fidel Castro
Argentina
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