McGovern criticized as Truman era views echo in 1960s UK
A political letter reflects on George McGovern and his Vietnam stance, praising Harry Truman's decisiveness in using the atom bomb, recalling World War II leadership and urging patriotic support. The piece cites past presidents and foreshadows upcoming football games and a reference to a “Rabbit from Bowie.”
Bowie Students Return After Shortened Break
Bowie students begin classes on January 2 after a Christmas break cut short by an ice and snow storm that caused a one day loss of school.
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Bowie
Cindy Barry Overcomes Illness for Joyful Christmas
Cindy Barry, daughter of George and Maurine Barry, reports the happiest Christmas after recovering from carbon monoxide poisoning. She recently left Fort Worth Children's Hospital Bowie Memorial and Arlington Memorial Hospitals where she was treated while attending T.C.J.C. for Medical Lab Technician training in Hurst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cindy Barry
George and
Maurine Barry
Fort Worth Children’s Hospital
Bowie Memorial
Arlington Memorial Hospitals
Hurst
T.C.J.C
Bowie in 1972 election year highlights and local changes
The Bowie News chronicles 1972 as a year of political shifts and community events. Montague County backed a Republican for president. Bowie elected a new mayor and faced growth, sadness, and disputes. Highlights include business openings, council changes, school actions, infrastructure bids, and notable local incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montague County
Bowie
Tony Lapalia
Larry Ogle
Bowie Independent School
E.O. Martin
Lee Wylie Tucker
Helen Crumpler
George Hoeldtke
Howard Middleton
Blake Freeman
David Moyer
John Park Davis
Kiwanis Club
Charles Wallace
Rotary Club
Don Hendrickson
Lynn Heller
First Savings and Loan Association
U.S
Jack Boydston
Builder's Supply
City of
Texas Electric
REAP Program Cancelled Ending Farm Assistance in 1973
The REAP Rural Environmental Assistance Program has been cancelled by the U.S. Government effective December 22, 1972. Wayne Mathews at the ASCS Office in Montague notes about $55,000 was spent in the county last year on grass planting tanks brush control and waterways. A bulletin urged area farmers to sign up during January 15 but registration is unnecessary now. Mathews could not say if the program will be reinstated soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George McGovern
George
Virgin Islands
U.S
South Viet Nam
McGovern
Harry Truman
Japan
Truman
Air Force
Douglas MacArthur
Mac
MacArthur
President Truman
Eisenhower
Kennedy
Johnson
Andy Jackson
America
Americans
San Francisco
Cowboys
49Ers
Redskins
Bowie
REAP
Wayne Mathews
ASCS
Montague
Mathews
Two Die Wednesday Accident Near Bellevue Claims Two
A four vehicle crash about 7:50 a.m. on U S 287 west of Bellevue killed Richard Harris of Ohio and his young son and left Harriss wife and daughter plus Mr Rose in serious condition. The incident involved three trucks and a Datson, with one truck stalled and another jackknifing into the Datson. Fire units from Bellevue and Henrietta and a Burgess ambulance aided the scene. southbound traffic was halted for about 90 minutes as investigators from DPS and Bowie assisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellevue
Bowie Memorial Hospital
Datson
Ohio
Richard Harris
Harris
Mr. Rose
Wichita Falls
U. S. 287
Henrietta
Burgess
Bowie Memorial
DPS
Billy Nobels
Bowie Dps
Indian Coach Resigns For Quanah Job
Nocona football coach and athletic director Gerald Combs will leave to take the same duties in the Quanah Public School System. The 35 year old racked up a 29 13 1 record at Nocona and moves January 1 with his family seeking advancement to a AA school.
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Gerald Combs
Nocona
Quanah
Combs
Tommy Watkins
Iowa Park
Snyder
McMurry College of Abilene
Grant Teaff
Baylor University
Bowie Police Log Quiet Christmas Day
Bowie officers on Christmas Day handled a drunken driving arrest at Wise and Mason Streets, a judge fine of 53.50, a lost and found billfold, a burglary of a pickup with firearms, a minor traffic accident at E Wise and Lamb, and a missing ring later recovered by a woman.
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Wise and
Mason Street
Joe Nance
Larry King
E. Wise and
Lamb
Banquet Tickets On Sale For Chamber Event January 18 1973
Tickets are on sale for the Chamber of Commerce Banquet to be held January 18 1973 at the National Guard Armory. Purchases available at local banks and the Chamber office or through directors. Guest speaker Leonard Passmore of Austin Texas. Bowie police activity includes a dog complaint a collision at Wise and Lamb and an overdue aircraft report.
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Chamber of Commerce
National Guard
First National Bank
Bowie National Bank
First Savings and Loan Association
Leonard Passmore
Austin
Texas
Bowie
Wise and
Lamb
Bowie Businesses Close Monday
Most Bowie's businesses including First Savings and Loan city offices and the U S Post Office will be closed on January 1. Remaining open are Handy Quick Stop QuickWay Bob's and Mac's Groceries along with many cafes and service stations.
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Bowie
Bowie Banks
First Savings and Loan
U.S
Handy
QuickWay
Bob's
Mac's
Gifts For First Baby At Bowie Memorial Hospital
The first baby of 1973 to be born at Bowie Memorial Hospital will receive gifts from local merchants. Last year Charity Margaret Fain was born January 3 1972 at 426 am weighing 7 pounds 7 1/2 ounces to Mr and Mrs Billy Fain of Bowie. The 1973 prizes include ten dollar savings accounts from First National Bank Bowie National Bank and First Savings and Loan plus free gift certificates from Goodyear Service Store Griffin Drug and Tomlinsons.
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Bowie Memorial Hospital
Charity Margaret Fain
Charity
Billy Fain
Bowie
Montague County
First National Bank
Bowie National Bank
First Savings and Loan
Goodyear Service Store
Griffin Drug and
Tomlinsons
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Jim
Cindy
New County
Temple Tucker
Leon Garrett
Joe Spray
Jacksboro
U.S. 287
Lone Star Gas Company
Kenny Boner
Hubert Boner
R.E.A.P
W. A. Streich
Gibson Discount Center
Jim Bowie
Clyde Brock