Hospital Admissions and Discharges Report
Admitted: James Brinkley Brenda Fuller Nikki Kindle Steven Foster May Belle Cross Georgia Watson Annie Hatley David Smith Tuesday Wednesday. Discharged: William Bostick Randy Jones Leslie Vaughn C E Orr Nikki Kindle Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Brinkley
Brenda Fuller
Nikki Kindle
Steven Foster
May Belle Cross
Georgia Watson
Annie Hatley
David Smith
William Bostick
Randy Jones
Leslie Vaughn
C.E. Orr
Local families host visitors and travel notes across states
Grandchildren Charlene and Kirk Hover visit Mr and Mrs W J Copeland in Childress while Leah and Lance Johnson visit their grandparents Mr and Mrs Eddie Johnson. Judy Henderson studies in Louisville after Baylor graduation. other visits spread to Vernon Oklahoma City Paducah El Campo and Temple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.J. Copeland
Charlene
Kirk Hover
Alamogordo, N.M
Leah
Lance Johnson
Mrs
Eddie Johnson
Sherman Stephens
E.E. Stephens Jr
Paducah
Childress
O.E. Seal
Judy
Marshall named to Texas education and coordination board
Marshall serves on the State Highway Commission and Texas Tech Board, joins College and University Coordinating Board. His partner Clint Formby runs radio stations in Hereford Levelland and Temple. Formby is Plainview attorney. They are farmers with two teenage children Frances and David. Formby becomes Governor of Rotary District 573 on July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Highway Commission
Texas Tech Board of Regents
College and University Coordinating Board For Texas
Clint Formby
Hereford
Levelland
Temple
Formby
Plainview
Frances
David
Rotary
July 1973 Traffic Accidents Report for Lubbock DPS Region
Regional data show 658 accidents in July 1973 across 60 counties with 21 deaths and 366 injuries, compared to 713 crashes, 34 deaths, and 388 injuries in July 1972. Fatalities occurred in Lubbock Sherman Wilbarger each three times and Palo Pinto Palmer Hockley Jack Lamb Parker Wise Hutchinson Potter and Oldham once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lubbock Department of
Nixon accused plan on burglaries in national security cases challenged
Katzenbach, former deputy attorney general and ex attorney general, rebuked Nixon’s charge claiming the plan proposed by Tom Huston was never executed due to J Edgar Hoover’s opposition. He demanded specifics on who authorized or knew about it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nixon
Tom Charles Huston
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Katzenbach
Atty
Robert Kennedy
Unclear Classified Ad Claims About Athlete's Foot Treatment
Fragmentary ad copy promises fast effects for athlete's foot with a money back guarantee. Vague product names and contact details appear to reference A. L. Harp Drug at 12?1 Main, but specifics are obscured by damaged text.
Former Resident Baley Dies in Bedford at 71
Mrs Magnet Thomas Baley 71 of Bedford Texas died August 4 in a Bedford hospital. Funeral services were held August 5 at a Hurst funeral home with burial in Rose Hill Cemetery. She taught English for 20 years at Abilene Christian College and served at Weatherford Junior College Birdville High School and East Texas State University. She organized the Hurst Euless Bedford chapter of the American Association of University Women and belonged to several groups. She was survived by her husband Clarence E Baley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magnet Thomas Baley
Bedford
Tex
Bedford Hospital
Hurst
Rose Hill
Round Rock
Church of Christ Scientist
Abilene Christian College
Weatherford Junior College
Nixon Defends Watergate Actions In Senate Testimony
President Nixon defends his Watergate conduct, saying the episode is over and that misgivings about Mitchell and Dean were weighed against national policy. He cited a March 22 1973 meeting and maintained confidence in Mitchell while denying responsibility for possible cover ups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nixon
Watergate
John N. Mitchell
John W. Dean III
L. Patrick Gray III
Mitchell
Senate Watergate Committee
Dean
Senate
E. Howard Hunt
John
FBI
Gray
White House
Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
Kissinger to Take Top State Role Amid Shakeup
Henry Kissinger's appointment signals a major shift in the State Department, which has suffered from Watergate era strain and morale losses. Officials note his perceived administrative limits and desire for delegation to focus on policy. A mid-level official insists delegation is essential for reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kissinger
State Department
Rogers
Watergate
Department
Local Leader Addresses Tobacco Law Talks and School Finance
A local official criticizes tougher tobacco controls while noting gaps in election reform and school funding. He opposed a legislation granting full rights at 18 and warns the next session must address finance and possible corrections to current laws. Attendees receive attendance pins as Delbert Wasson leads the program. Don Johnston announces a district meeting in Lubbock on September 26 with speaker George Bush. guests Bill Barefield and Larry Moore attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Carter
Fay Eatherly
Delbert Wasson
Virgil McGee
Don Johnston
Lubbock
George Bush
Bill Barefield
Larry Moore
Sex Textbook Found in Corll Home Sparks California Debate
California assemblyman Wakefield cites finding the college text Human Sexuality in Dean Corll's Texas residence to argue for removal of an adapted version from schools. McCary defends the work noting its reformulation for younger readers and widespread academic use. The case references Houston killer Elmer Henley and the Corll murders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
California
Dean Allen Corll
Texas
Wakefield
James L. McCary
Houston
South Gate
California State Board of Education
Ronald Reagan
Wilson Riles
McCary
Corll
Popular Mechanics
Elmer Wayne Henley
United Stes
Day of the Tree set for Vienna celebration in October
Vienna officials announce a special Day of the Tree in October inviting all residents to plant 3 000 deciduous trees 500 conifers and 2 000 blooming bushes and evergreens across the city. The program aims to raise awareness of growing things as 24 000 trees are planned for the year in parks and gardens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Austrian Press and Information Service
Nixon at a Glance Major points from a California news conference
In San Clemente AP reports Nixon announced William Rogers resigning as secretary of state and Henry Kissinger becoming his successor. He defended his Watergate actions and denied knowledge of the break in while opposing release of tapes. He praised Agnew's integrity, expected Ehrlichman and Haldeman to be exonerated, and reflected on Mitchell's testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CIA
Vernon B. Walters
Nixon
Gen. Walters
Walters
Gray
John D. Ehrlichman
H.R. Haldeman
Watergate Special Prosecutor
Senate Watergate Committee
San Clemente
Calif
Rogers
William P. Rogers
Henry A. Kissinger
Agnew
Spiro T. Agnew
Watergate
Supreme Court
Watergate Warning
FBI
L. Patrick Gray III
Ehrlichman
Haldeman
H. R. Haldeman
Mitchell
John N. Mitchell
Bolivia Congress approves nonbinding resolution on unrest
An 81 to 47 vote in the Bolivian Congress adopts a nonbinding resolution reflecting opposition concern over street clashes that injured many during a 48 hour general strike. Merchants end a 48 day walkout while truckers’ 29 day shutdown paralyzes distribution. Doctors extend a three day strike seeking more medicine and medical equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Merchants’ Confederation
Doctors’ Union
Ms Goose Liberates Stereotypes In California Book
Los Angeles AP reports Tamar Hoffs has published Ms Goose A Libretta a collection of updated nursery rhymes that mock sexual stereotypes The artist writer and mother of three started a garage publishing firm after sexism hindered a screenplay she wrote Her versions of See Saw Margery Law and Humpty Dumpty challenge traditional gender roles with provocative lines and feminist ideas
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Georgie Porgie
Little Miss Muffet
California
Tamar Hoffs
Skylab 2 astronauts train for four hour space walk
Astronauts aboard Skylab 2 practiced a four hour space walk slated for Friday and described the mission as like a vacation. The session followed by a day of weather and fire reports across the western United States.
Baltimore County CEO nominee indicted in federal corruption probe
Baltimore County executive successor to Spiro Agnew, Dale Anderson, was indicted by a federal grand jury on bribery and extortion charges. The probe into Maryland political corruption includes about three dozen counts against Anderson, a Democrat. The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 9.33 to 861.23 at noon after a five session decline, signaling a technical recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore County
Maryland
Dale Anderson
Reader asks about spells and memory loss amid advice
Dear Reader asks why spells interrupt speech and memory and if cigarettes or coffee worsen it. Dr Lamb suggests possible nerve pathway changes or stroke, recommends a neurology specialist, and notes that smoking and caffeine are unlikely primary causes. He advises testing speech and tongue function to locate circuit issues and encourages seeing a neurologist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Lamb
Deep Sea Fish Bassogigas Caught at Extreme Depth
The five inch bassogigas bass becomes the first fish captured nearly five miles below the sea surface where pressure reaches eight hundred times surface levels.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Susy Hudson
J.D. Logan
Mr. Logan
Kenneth Harris
Paul of Irving
Earl Harris
Luke Lanier
Peggy Cartlidge
Erile Matthis
Vernon
Marie Court
Bob Court
Oklahoma City
Judy Henderson
Louisville, Ky
Southern Baptist Theological Seminary
A. T. Henderson
Baylor University
Waco
Paul Leach
el Campo
Bill Leach
Scott and White Hospital
Marshall
Henry
Stanley
Edwin Gaudet
New Orleans
Bolivia
Goose
Associated Press
Idaho
Montana
Boise
Austin
Texas Constitutional Revision Commission
Casa Grande
Ariz
Denver
Air Force
Grant Schulke
Jerry Leonard Farris
New York
Humpty
Baltimore
Mid
Inc Frost
Nial Ela
DAC
WWA
Lawrence E. Lamb
Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Aria
Peta Colph
Porta
AFC
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!