Clark attacks bombing in Hanoi as war grows
Ramsey Clark, former attorney general, voices opposition to U S bombing from Hanoi claiming dikes are blown up and schools homes and hospitals are destroyed. He criticizes U S policy in South Vietnam while Radio Hanoi uses his remarks for propaganda amid broader domestic dispute over the war praised by Jane Fonda.
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Texas Tokamak heats gas to 100 million degrees
Scientists at the University of Texas report preliminary tests of a doughnut shaped device named the Texas Tokamak, a $1 million hydrogen bomb research tool, indicate it is progressing toward peaceful uses by heating gas to about 100 million degrees Celsius.
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British Troops Guard Belfast Hospital as IRA Threat Looms
British troops guard Belfast's Royal Victoria Hospital amid IRA Provisional wing threats aimed at the 1,200 bed complex. A Provisionals statement warns of attacks and places casualties on Britain if troops stay, marking the hospital as a fortress.
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Campaign Openers Nixon McGovern Battle for Youth
Nixon and McGovern duel for youth votes as McGovern wins SNEA endorsement. SNEA president Thomas Creighton praises McGovern for opposing the Vietnam War and urges youth political participation. Nixon counters with a goal of 500000 under thirty volunteers in thirty days.
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Stans calls charges a scurrilous pack of lies
UPI reports former Commerce Secretary Maurice H. Stans denounces Democratic accusations that he diverted 114000 dollars from Nixon campaign funds to fund a spying squad and helped destroy records. The suit, amended in federal court, raises damages from 1 million to 32 million. Stans defends himself as the target of a political maneuver.
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Curtain falls on a family home after a long era
Bruce Biassat writes about moving from a brick house with a red tile roof that sheltered decades of family life since 1919. He recalls Christmas trees, the dining room table, law books, jazz records, and gatherings that made the home a center of warmth and memory. The house and era pass as his mother dies at 89.
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NEA
Four Dallasites Face Telephone Fraud Act
Federal agents arrested four Dallas executives in nationwide raids tied to a blue box scheme to bypass billing for free long distance calls. The suspects include Martin Leibow and Marvin Valencia of Concord Enterprise Co and Lilie Smutry and Roland Newsome of Smutty's Air Freight & Expediting Service. Police say the devices generate multiple tones and sell for about $3,000, with risks of more arrests as Dallas is cited as a manufacturing center for the boxes.
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Community drives 220000 pounds of paper for kidney patient
In Brownfield Texas a local paper drive gathered about 220000 pounds of paper valued at 2000 for Jerry Wilson a 20 year old kidney patient awaiting a transplant. The funds aid his dialysis machine at John Sealy Hospital while his wife awaits their first child in October. Community groups scouts churches and clubs contributed.
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John Sealy Hospital
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Early Badge of Military Merit Marks Revolutionary Heroics
The Badge of Military Merit, later known as the Purple Heart, was established by George Washington to honor extraordinary bravery in the Revolutionary War. Only three soldiers received the decoration.
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George Washington
Thank You Note From Allen's Point Community
Mr. W. L. Skinner thanks The Favorite editor for space given to churches and Christian living stories. He praises Rev. James Martin and his wife, cites nine baptisms after last month's revival, and notes ongoing church work in Allen's Point, Fannin County.
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Attorneys Will Hear Hobby at Paris Meeting
William P. Hobby Jr. will be guest speaker at the Northeast Texas Bar association meeting in Paris at the Paris Golf and Country Club. Federal District Judge William Wayne Justice will serve as master of ceremonies. The group will honor lawyers licensed 42 years and longer with Certificates of Appreciation, led by president Charles E. Thompson and secretary-treasurer Judge Sam Williams.
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Houston Post
Texas
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Texas Bar Association
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Atlanta
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Mount Pleasant
Bardstown Bourbon Capital Home to 12 Distilleries
Bardstown Kentucky, famed as the bourbon capitol of the world, hosts twelve distilleries. The designation highlights the town's long-standing industry prominence and regional identity.
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Hayes Referred as president de facto by 19th century critics
Historians note that Rutherford B. Hayes entered the White House despite losing the popular vote to Samuel Tilden, a controversy that fueled debates over legitimacy and the role of the Electoral College in 1876.
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