Airman Crawford Graduates From Air Force Weapons Course
Airman David E. Crawford son of Mrs. Helen R. Crawford of 1605 Utah Street has graduated at Lowry AFB Colorado from the Air Force weapons mechanic course He will be assigned to Hahn AB Germany Crawford attended Robert E Lee High School Mention of Penn State coach Joe Paterno quotes about doing the little things right
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Helen R. Crawford
Utah
Lowry Afb
Colo
U.S. Air Force
Hahn AB
Germany
Crawford
Robert E. Lee High School
Joe Paterno
Penn State
Exxon VP Details U S Energy Lag and Delayed Production
Exxon senior president T D Barrow told the Houston Geological Society that discovery does not quickly translate into output due to a four to ten year lag. He warned forecasts overstate potential and cited Libya’s Sirte Basin as evidence of lengthy build times while noting drilling has fallen for 15 years but may rebound with higher prices and lease sales.
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Houston
Exxon
T. D. Barrow
Barrow
United States
Libya
Sirte
Alaska
Allende toppled in Chile claim by armed forces
Reports from Buenos Aires and Washington state the Chilean armed forces claim they have toppled President Salvador Allende and plan to move him from the palace. In the US, Atty. Gen. Richardson agrees to let Senate panel read FBI wiretap summaries to aid Kissinger nomination hearings. Mitchell’s lawyers seek fair chance to defend against conspiracy perjury charges in New York appeals court.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Chile
Salvador Allende
Washington
Elliot Lo Richardson
Senate Foreign Relations
FBI
Henry A. Kissinger
New York
John N. Mitchell
Congressman Drinan Denied Soviet Visa In News
New York AP reports Robert Drinan a Catholic priest and Massachusetts Democrat says his visa to visit the Soviet Union was refused. He notes he is the first U.S. congressman to face a visa denial and presses the State Department for an explanation. He cites concern for Soviet Jews as a possible reason.
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Soviet Union
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U.S
Russia
Drinan
Washington
State Department
Massachusetts
Democrat
House
Marx and Henry highlighted in mixed school district notes
The report highlights Groucho Marx’s release from Century City Hospital and Pam Henry’s recognition as Oklahoma's Handicapped Citizen of the Year. It also covers school district financial notes on depository bids, bond proceeds, and interest terms with Citizens Bank, plus port cargo figures in Houston and related marketing of longshoreman impacts.
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Los Angeles
Groucho Marx
Alder
Marx
Century City Hospital
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Pam Henry
Pam
Wky-Tv
Midnight News
Sigma Delta Chi
National Journalistic Society
Troy Peterson
Houston
Clark
Harris County
Houston Bank
C. Toney
E. Bullock
Citizens Depository
can/ot
Bullock
Port Authority
Funeral services for Mary Stewart at Nazarene Church
Magnolia Stewart 75 of Gainesville died Sunday in a Baytown hospital. Funeral 2 am Wednesday at Fi Church of the Nazarene with Rev J W South officiating. She is survived by husband Rev E L Stewart, a daughter Nellie Whitfield, a son Jesse R Elledge, a sister Dora Elledge, five grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. Burial White Cemetery. Earthman Funeral Home in charge.
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Mary
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Broadway
Gainesville
Fi Church of the Nazarene
J. W. South
Stewart
Baytown
E. L. Stewart
Nellie Whitfield
Jesse R. Elledge
Mont Belvieu
Dora Elledge
Okla
White Cemetery
Carroll ,Hughes
Carroll Stewart
Ran- Vdel Evnedge
Earl Huffpaur
Dennis McCloud
Wayne
Mosses
Earthman Funeral Home
Boyle's Mailbag Bulletins gives curious daily facts
New York AP column compiles miscellaneous trivia on Aztec sacrifices household anatomy and animal habits. Notes include Aztec legends about pollution, foot bones count, fly species, horsefly control via artificial scent, amusement parks still thriving, jail health gaps, quirky life statistics, and Plato on boys as wild beasts.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Mexico
United States
U.S
Jan
Susie Mac Says A Wife Quietly Fights Back
Dear Susie Mac: a reader details nightly battles over chores as a husband lazes in front of the TV. The columnist cautions about potential retaliation and suggests a lighthearted, strategic rest and reset to test his response.
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Susie Mac
Man Who Loved Cat Dancing and Camelot At Bay Plaza
MGM presents Burt Reynolds and Sarah Miles in The Man Who Loved Cat Dancing at Bay Plaza alongside Lee J. Cobb Jack War, George Hamilton and others. The film follows a haunted ex Army officer and a spirited woman in the 1840s West. Camelot, Arthurian romance with Richard Harris Vanessa Redgrave Franco Nero and David Hemmings opens Wednesday at Bay Plaza.
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MGM
Burt Reynolds
Sarah Miles
Bay Plaza I
Martin Poll
Marilyn Durham
Lee J. Cobb
Jack Warsden
George Hamilton
Richard C. Sarafian
Panavision
Metro Color
Arizona
Utah
West
Camelot
Arthur
Round Table
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Vanessa Redgrave
Guinevere
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Lancelot
David Hemmings
Mordred
Sturgeon Represent LC at Johnson Space Center Dedication
LC president Dr. Jim Sturgeon and Mrs. Sturgeon attended the Aug. 27 dedication ceremony at the Lyndon B. Johnson Space Center in Houston. Former Baytonian Lewis A. Wilburn, son of Mrs. L. D. Wilburn, is in Baptist Memorial Hospital Downtown for observation. He
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Jim Sturgeon
Sturgeon
Lee College
Lyndon B. Johnson Space Center
Houston
Dr. Sturgeon
Today in History highlights for September 11, 1973
The Associated Press notes events on this date including Henry Hudson discovering Manhattan in 1609, Washington’s forces defeated at Brandywine in 1777, U S ships winning at Lake Champlain in 1814, Jenny Lind's New York debut in 1840, and Pentagon construction starting in 1941. It records Watergate figure Bernard Barker’s admission a year ago and other milestone birthdays and thoughts.
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Associated Press
Henry Hudson
Manhattan
George Washington
Brandywine
Wil i -Mington
Del
U.S
Lake Champlain
Jenny Lind
America
Castle Garden
New York
German New Guinea
Pentagon
Washington
Hideki Tojo
University of South Carolina
Mediterranean
Bernard Barker
Ferdinand Marcos
Philippines
Mark Twain
Flag presentation corrected at Crippled Children center
The Ladies Auxiliary of Veterans of Foreign Wars presented the flag at the Crippled Children's Treatment Center, not the American Legion auxiliary as previously reported. Billy R. Snead of Ivie Lee attended the 25th International Achievement Conference, Sept 5 in Houston, among 2,400 Field Enterprises managers.
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Crippled Children’s Treatment Center
Ladies Auxiliary of Veterans of Foreign Wars
Auxiliary of the American Legion
Billy R. Snead
Ivie. Lee
Field Enterprises Educational Corp
Snead
Music Hall
Houston
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Susie Mac Says
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