Hospital Notes Admits and Discharges List
Admitted: Mildred Wilson Lynna Galyean Mrs Nina Harp Bill Ross Donna Hart Moselle Boren Charlotte Owen Mrs Elmo McGuire. Discharged: Billy Baccus Mrs Clarence Harp Clyde Carpenter Jewel Purdue Mrs E V Fite Clay Howard James Moreland Mittie Richardson Karen Walker A C Neel Ronnie Pullen Lee Patterson Carrie King transferred to St Anthony s in Amarillo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Wilson
Lynna Galyean
Nina Harp
Bill Ross
Donna Hart
Moselle Boren
Charlotte Owen
Elmo McGuire
Billy Baccus
Clarence Harp
Clyde Carpenter
Jewel Purdue
E. V. Fite
Clay Howard
James Moreland
Mittie Richardson
Karen Walker
A. C. Neel
Ronnie Pullen
Lee Patterson
Carrie King
St. Anthony's
Amarillo
Local families visit relatives and guests travel
Locals Mr and Mrs Gordon Swift Cynthia and Britt of Fort Worth visited his aunt Mrs C B Morris on Wednesday. Mrs Sherman Stephens of Paducah stays with her parents while her husband is at National Guard Camp near Waco. Mrs Ben Teague attended Teague Reunion in Lubbock with guests Mr and Mrs Melton Teague of Louisiana Mrs J N Teague of Abernathy and Mrs H C Farmer of Graham. Vaughan B Nowlin returned from Europe trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Swift
Cynthia and
Britt of
Fort Worth
C. B. Morris
Sherman Stephens
Paducah
O. E. Seal
Waco
Ben Teague
Teague
Lubbock
Melton Teague
Louisiana
J. N. Teague
Abernathy
H. C. Farmer
Graham
Public Forum invites DE students and employers for good workers
A public notice appeals to Distributive Education employers and students to recruit clean, honest teens. It requests 16 year old juniors or seniors and notes several girls applying for jobs. Readers with suitable candidates are asked to call for placement in the program.
Weather drops scattered storms across Texas and desert Southwest
A day of scattered thunderstorms and heavy showers swept South Texas from San Antonio to Laredo with rainfall near one inch per hour in spots. Southeast Texas faced flash flood threats while West Texas and the southeast saw more storms forecast. Temperatures stay mild to warm statewide as moisture totals varied widely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Texas
San Antonio
Corpus Christi
Alice
Laredo
Panhandle
Stratford
Bovina
Adrian
New Mexico Line
Morton
South Plains
Texas
Houston
del Rio
Lufkin
Alpine
Palacios
el Paso
Victoria
Mineral Wells
Lubbock
College Station
Waco
West Texas
Slump in U S Beef Slaughter Amid Market Shortages
Wyoming institutions bolster self sufficiency with local livestock and vegetables while cattle rustling rises in Utah and New York City butchers pay high prices. Portland area chain plans 100 buffalo weekly to stave off tight supplies as government data show U S slaughter down 9 percent week over week with 79 000 cattle processed Monday, the lowest since the boycott ended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Utah
New York City
Portland
Ore
Agriculture Department
United States
Community figures clash over La Grange brothel issue and local corruption
La Grange residents including housewives and businessmen sign petitions supporting closure of a bordello run by a 44-year-old madam in Edna. Publisher Lester Zapalac defends the house as beneficial, noting $10,000 hospital donations and town business. Nearby spaceflight updates reference mission status and control concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flourney
Briscoe
la Grange
Lester Zapalac
Zapalac
Edna's
Associated Press
Austin
Skylab 3 rescue mission and spacecraft thruster issue
The article notes a planned Skylab 3 rescue mission to retrieve Bean Garriott and Lousma, with a launch slated for November 9 for a 56 day stay. It describes an early morning alarm, a failing jet thruster, defrosting actions, and a regrouping by Mission Control amid ongoing experiments. Also included are Watergate testimonies involving CIA officials and the involvement claims by the agency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bean
Garriott
Lousma
Mission Control
Kerry Jackson rises from Ball High to Oklahoma Sooners
Kerry Jackson, former Ball High standout now at the University of Oklahoma, appears in the class standing record. Hillyer succeeds Bob Bledsoe who moved to another role in the school system. A federal judge in Dallas orders Henry Wade to drop attempted civil suits against three adult theaters. The stock market falls with the Dow at 906.61 amid profit taking and economic worries, and a House committee subpoenas Nixon property documents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kerry Jackson
Ball High
University of Oklahoma
Hillyer
Bob Bledsoe
Dallas
Dallas Dist. Atty
Henry Wade
U.S. District Court
William M. Taylor Jr
Wade
Continental Theater
French Arts Theater
Lido Theater
NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
International Business Machines Corp
IBM
U.S. Court of Appeals
Bridgeport
Galveston
Tex
W. E. Bill Stages
Texas
Corpus Christi
Galveston Ball High School
James H. Hillyer
Stages
Joe Woolley
Hawaii official rebukes insult by Wilson
Honolulu civic figures denounce a Hawaii remark as offensive. Kim and Joyce, along with 11 children, attend the scene as A A Smyser editor criticizes the term Jap. State Senate president McCoung says he might have punched Wilson if present, but chose restraint, calling him a gentleman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Hawaii
Dan
Immigrant truck crash in Missouri leaves nine dead
Authorities report 47 of 52 aboard a flat-bed truck that crashed near Sikeston, Missouri were illegal entrants from Mexico. Survivors questioned via interpreters. nine men killed and 12 injured as the truck struck a parked moving van on I-55 about eight miles south of Sikeston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sikeston
United States
Mexico
Missouri Highway Patrol
Interstate 55
Athlete's Foot Treatment Ad at Harp Drug
A drugstore ad promotes quick relief for athlete's foot using T-4-L. It claims itching and burning subside within minutes and that infected skin sloughs off in 3 to 5 days with healthy skin replacing it. Satisfaction guaranteed at 121 Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Harp
Commonwealth ministers meet as Britain faces market ties test
In Ottawa the 32 British Commonwealth nations opened talks with Britain pressed to show its Common Market membership will not erode empire links. In Washington the Senate approved a bill raising the hourly minimum wage to $2.20 and extending coverage to about seven million workers. The measure goes to the House and then the White House, where a veto is anticipated by some opponents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate Armed Services Committee
White House
H.R. Haldeman
John OD. Ehrlichman
CIA
Vernon A. Walters
FBI
L. Patrick Gray III
Mexico
Haldeman
Ehrlichman
Martinez
Thompson
Helms
Agency
James W. McCord Jr
E. Howard Hunt
Bernard L. Barker
Frank Sturgis
Gray
Ottawa
Britain
Washington
Senate
House
Bear Shot After Police Pursuit in Tennessee
In Chattanooga a 500 pound black bear was killed after a wild chase by police. A motorist alerted police headquarters with a disbelief remark and a patrol officer later reported the bear in the area. Officials could not confirm the bear’s origin or how it arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BEAR
Chattanooga
Tenn
Julius Erving Signs Eight Year ABA Deal With Nets
Julius Erving signed an eight year contract with the New York Nets of the American Basketball Association for an undisclosed amount. The Nets acquired Erving from the Virginia Squires in a trade valued at about 3.5 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Julius Erving
New York Nets
American Basketball Association
Nets
Virginia Squires
Lafayette
Rolland Todd
National Basketball Association
Portland Trailblazers
University of Southwestern Louisiana
Los Angeles
Bill Westphal
University of Southern California
Occidental College
Local student builds helicopter plans to study aeronautical engineering
Nick Mastrocinque of Port Washington N Y spent two years and 2000 dollars building a helicopter and taught himself to fly it. He aims to become an aeronautical engineer. The piece notes unusual jellyfish adhesive tips and eight rows of pulsating combs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, N.Y
Nick Mastrocinque
Also Mentioned on This Page
Vaughan B. Nowlin
Europe
Tucson
Ariz
Raymond F. Thill
National Association of Meat Purveyors
Lunney
McClung
France
Inouye
Honolulu
MSU
Ee Friendly Store
South Pacific
Nixon
ISME
Bethesda Naval Medical Center
Congress
Maseer Agentine
Campora
Juan Peron
Uganda
U. S.S. Peace Corps
TREO
Egypt
Libya
Soviet Union
China
Moscow
Peking
Patraet
Japan Air Lines
Amsterdam
Tokyo
Vizille
Stacy Smith
4-H Horse Club
Old Settlers Arena
Sioux Falls
S.D
George McGovern
South Dakota
McGovern
Chicago
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Labor Management Advisory Committee
William E. Colby
Central Intelligence Agency
Colby
Spy Agency
James R. Schlesinger
Defense
Gibson
Fou
Bryce N. Harlow
The
Huston Oilers
James Ford
New Orleans Saints
Hempstead
N.Y
New York Jets
Mike Haggard
Pittsburgh Steelers
Roger Bernhardt
Louisville
Dick Dell
Bethesda
John Bartlett
Australia
Columbus
Ohio
Brian Gottfried
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Bill Lloyd
Atlantic City
N.J
Laurie Tenney
Linda Tuero
Metairie
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