Nixon Aims Black Capitalism Drive for Inner City Rehab
President elect Nixon pledges a major push for black capitalism to rehabilitate inner city communities. Project Own led by Howard J. Samuels targets thousands of minority businesses yearly, using bank loans with 90 percent government guarantees to spur growth and jobs.
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Ag Students Increase At Texas A&M College Station
At College Station the College of Agriculture reports 2,431 fall semester students up from 2,215 last year. Dean H Kunkel says agriculture ranks second in enrollment, just behind the College of Engineering, accounting for just over 18 percent of university enrollment. He says the figures disprove a common notion.
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Deaths Della Brode Rites Planned in Honey Grove
Della Brode 71 died Tuesday at a Paris nursing home after an 18 month illness. Funeral services set for Wednesday at 10:30 a.m. at Cooper-Sorrells Funeral Chapel with Rev. Arthur Osborn officiating. Burial in Oakwood Cemetery Honey Grove. Survived by sister Fiora McKee and brother Hollis T. Brode Jr. plus nieces and nephews. She belonged to the Presbyterian church. Family to receive friends Tuesday 7-9 p.m. at the funeral home.
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Nixon vows voluntary agency coordination without eroding independence
President elect Richard M Nixon pledges to coordinate America's voluntary agencies while preserving their independence. He tells Boys Clubs of America he will have his Secretary of HEW develop plans to mobilize voluntary manpower to address social and economic ills. Nixon resigns as youth group chairman at Waldorf Astoria dinner and becomes honorary chairman. He recalls the Santa Marta charity visit in Los Angeles as a place of love and concern. He plans further staff meetings and a cabinet session next day.
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Los Angeles
Agriculture enrollment shows decline yet holds opportunities
Dean notes agriculture is a declining industry but still offers opportunities. Texas A&M University reports 2,431 total students in the College of Agriculture with 1,661 undergraduates. Pre veterinary medicine students are excluded from this count, though adding 488 would raise total to 2,919.
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Penn State Lions Open Orange Bowl Prep in Florida
Penn State and Kansas prepare for the Orange Bowl game on December 21 in West Palm Beach Florida. The Nittany Lions recently earned the Lambert Trophy as the Easts top major college football team.
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University Park
Living Britain Sees Bonnie and Clyde Style Gang
A London gang of four youths and a girl, armed and mobile in stolen cars, run from Scotland Yard amid unprecedented police patrols and public appeals. The group resembles Clyde and Bonnie in looks and sensationalism, with bank robbery links and a nationwide hunt underway.
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Club Councils Enjoy Yale Party in Fannin County
Members of the Fannin Electric Cooperative Christmas party at the assembly room in Bonham Ravenna and Mulberry clubs shared a festive evening. Mrs. Hubert Eaton led singing, Mrs. Aubrey McAlister told a Christmas story, and Raymond Perry supervised a lively white elephant gift exchange. Johnny Hall presided as council president.
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Fannin Electric Co-operative
Hubert Eaton
Ravenna
Aubrey McAlister
Bonham Story League
Raymond Perry
Ravenna Club
Johnny Hall
Mulberry Club
Poison Beans Source Sought
An exporter sending jewelry with poisonous beans to the United States claims the beans originated in the Philippines or Brazil. U.S. botanist Charles R. Gunn spotted the beans in a Sears store in Silver Spring Maryland on November 23 and prompted a recall. The beans are identified as security beans used by jungle tribes for hunting poisons. A Chatani Jewelry Co. spokesman said imports may be illegal under Japanese law and noted sacks bore the mark Oshinhos.
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Silver Spring
Gunn
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Chatani
Classes Resume at Cheney State Amid Troop Patrols
West Chester Pennsylvania students and state troopers restore order at Cheyney State College after campus violence. About 180 helmeted troopers patrolled as 15 students were arrested. President Wade Wilson met militants in Yarnall Hall and refused to reinstate expelled nine black militants.
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Cheyney State College
Wade Wilson
Yarnall Halmen's
Judicial Review Board
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Reviews of Current Books Christmas An American Annual of Christmas Literature
Review notes the 1968 Christmas volume edited by Randolph E Haugan with art and music content. Highlights include coverage of Christmas celebrations in various countries and a Rembrandt feature. The volume uses Optima Caledonia type with Goudy Blackletter initials and lithographic photo-offset printing.
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Randolph E. Haugan
Rembrandt
Optima
Caledonia
Lormbardie
Two Thefts Reported in City Police Blotter
The city police department logged two thefts. Lee McBroom reported gasoline stolen from a camper on his business lot. Dwayne McElfresh reported clothing stolen from his car on the south side of the square.
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Dwayne McElfresh
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