Oral History Plan Seeks National Tape Archive at SMU
Historian Dr Ron Davis of Southern Methodist University outlines a proposal for a federal funded national depository of American pop culture oral history. The project would record entertainers from toe tappers to chorus girls, covering venues from New York to Los Angeles, with access controlled by participant consent.
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Papas OU
Ron Davis
Bob Hope
Broadway
Davis
Southern Methodist Universe
SMU
New York
Los Angeles
Miami
Phoenix
Slo
Lola
Tulane
Tield- Davis
Houston Murders Rated Top Story of 1973 by UPI
Houston police arrested Elmer Lane Henley, 17, as a suspect in the Dean Corll killings. Henley described a tale of Corll torturing teen boys, killing them, and burying bodies in remote spots, leading officers to search a tin boat shed in South Houston and other sites.
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Houston
UPI
Elmer Lane Henley
Dean Corll
Henley
Corll
South
Texas
United Press International Report
LBJ
Lyndon B Johnson
United States
Legislature
Leon Jaworski
Nixon
Archibald Cox
Dallas
Rodriguez Boy
Price Daniel
Courthouse News Briefs Highlighting 1973 Texas Legal Actions
Court records show multiple guilty pleas in drunken driving cases with fines and jail terms, probate actions including dismissals and executors named, and extensive real estate transfers. The Texas scene also notes national headlines, including the Dean Corll murders and Lyndon B Johnson’s death, dominating 1973 news.
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Moore
Fred L. Dennis
Jessie Lee Goodman
Bobby Wayne Caldwell
William Elmer Hassell
Karl Moreland
Joe Lewis
Llosa Clark Files
Delia Emeline Emmons
Dee d
OM_ Kissinger
Dee
Clara Vo Young
Wn Bist
Mattie Rose Hill Dedo
Histate
Jewel Young Files
T A Young
Dec
Trip Cut Short By Burglary In Lubbock Visit Ends
Mrs Wesley Gray and family arrived in Lubbock for a visit with Vr and Mires Wesley Farmer. The trip ended when a call from the Lubbock police reported an armed robbery at the 7th store managed by the husband, who drove to Bonham. The Farmers returned to their Lubbock home Friday morning. Mars studies note dust rich in minerals including about 60 percent silicon dioxide, similar to Earth's crust.
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Wesley Gray Kamen
Lubbock
Mires
Wesley Farmer
Batter
Bonham
Mars
Earths
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Wilbur Mills
D-Ark
Sen
Russell Long
D-La
Congress Joint Committee of Internal Revenue Taxation
President Nixon
Courthouse News
May Doss Maddrey
Frank Doss
Evaton Lane
Admi
Benton Lane
Ted Lane
Lucille Collingsworth
Thelma Gaunce
Margaret Compton
Ted
Ethel Evans de
Musa Bell Golden
Douglas Franklin Jennings
Jennings
Joe ( Johnson
David Tim
Richardson
Judith Ann Feagles
Jackie Don Henderson
Alec Kas Helton
George Howard
Fidwards
Martha LaNell
Stackland
Lucan Earnest and
Carlota Law
Bryant
Marl S
Ruby J. Klaes
Lake Crockett
King Victor Bo Hodge
Vlb
King Calvin Sherwood
Tho
Date Sherwood
Packer Northerly
Robs Watson
Larry J Thompson
Leonard Paul G Kelsey
Julius N Smuth
Datel Davis Kissie Hatt
J Ro
Frances White
Moe Gemines
Wim Hunte
Collard
Richard Io Reynolds
Samuel Sloan
Ko Pettigrew
Pink Jones
F&f
Vic Donald Etus Lots
Leonard Q N- Kuorkendall
Glendon Spencer
H Nhorress
Wayne Mullican
Jerry Mo Owens
Jos Jeftrie
Lawrence Carpenter
Datby
Middieton
Smal
John
Lockie
Horn
Blanche Mitchell
Williams
Bondana
Joe
Carl ‘Terry
Russell Heights
Richard Burdett
Joe T Morrow
Hansford Wallhans Sur
Dean Cori
Artesia Hall
John B Connally
Republican Party
Darrell Cain
Santos Rodriguez
San Antonio
Corpus Christi
Austin
Fred Omez Carrasco
John Osorno
Larry DeLeon Casey
John Osorio
Waggoner Carr
Delia
Bluff
Huff
HL. Hunt
Dolph Briscoe
McCulloch
Brown Tractor CO
Bonham Daily Favorite
Arkansas
Arthur
Chippo Feed Mill
Harold Deaton
Stockyards CO
Highway
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Poe
By Heimdehi
Scotte
Igt
Deve Graue
Brondie
Chic Young
Buz Sawyer
Bronco
By Roy Crane
Nicodemus
Sunny Kemper
Blue
MR. Sawyer
Sunny
Buz
Barney Google
Snuffy Smith
By Fred Lasswell
Elviney
Pangburn
W. T. May ‘Pharmacy
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