Plane turn back after engine trouble and escape to Texas
Sidney dodged fear after a near plane incident as passengers were evacuated and the craft halted near the hangars. He flew to Texas and told reporters the sight of the landing films mattered more than fear. A school day scene showed grandma spying from trees while a child told of colors and songs. Women’s Lib Day noted with modest gains in some states as alimony rulings shift in Florida courts.
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Sidney
Texas
Florida
Nixon phase two may add mandatory wage and price restraints
Commerce Secretary Maurice H. Stans signaled a second phase of Nixon’s economic program could include mandatory elements after the wage price rent freeze ends November 12. He suggested a voluntary approach alone may not halt inflation and cited talks with industrial leaders. The White House left options open on post freeze measures while other developments included yen float approval and a 10 percent import surcharge.
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NEW York
Commerce
Maurice H. Stans
Stans
White House
Ronald L. Ziegler
Leonard Woodcock
United Auto Workers
Auto Worker
Woodcock
Nixon
U.S
Geneva
United State
Federal Home Loan Bank Board
Savings and Loan Associations
Home Loan Mortgage Corp
Commerce Department
Two-Vehicle Accident on Tenth Street Injures Driver
At 10:55 a.m. Friday in the 600 block of Tenth Street Northwest Mary Kathryn Dodgen backed into traffic and was struck by Gregg Hargrave traveling south. Dodgen was taken to Childress General Hospital, checked and released, with a ticket issued for failure to grant right of way.
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Tenth Street
Mary Kathryn Dodgen
Gregg Hargrave
Miss Dodgen
Childress General Hospital
Public Records and Court Citations of Fines and Marriages
A public records roundup lists multiple individuals cited for offenses such as speeding drunk driving no license and driving without proper yield paying fines ranging from 10 to 50 dollars. It also notes marriage licenses issued and new motor vehicles registered with city court actions in earlier records.
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J. P. Court
Gwendolyn Sweeney
Jimmy Hackler
Brenda Joyce Taylor
Mary Grace Sibley
Vernon Broussard
Frank Valesquez
Bobby Gene King
Louis B. Fauzin
Jess S. Williams
Geraldine K. Anderson
William Ernest Benton
Joe Munro Gonzales
Mary Alice Garza
Joe Cleverland Colbert
Anna Bell Vaughn
Lonnie Dean Phillips
Ira Faye Mullenix
George A. Moore Jr
Billy Larry Bailey
Resource Development Corp
Woodrow W. Pipes
Barbara Jean Atkinson
Childress Congregation of Jehovah's Witness
Trust
Culbertson Et al
Buford McKeever
Lonnie Gragg
Orville
C. King
O. D. McCain
Travis McCain
Lloyd Walkup
Buick
John Horace Vallance
Clarence David Slick
Jack Crain
Carolyn Scott Bradley
George Norman Turner
T. W. Williams
Dante Reed Frisbie
Billy Lee Dill
Harold J. Pack
West German champagne consumption doubles in decade
In Munich Germany AP reports West Germany's champagne consumption rose from 68 million bottles in 1960 to 148 million in 1970, reflecting a significant shift in drinking habits and lifestyle trends across the country.
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Munich
Germany
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Granny
Mommie
Carol Higley
Y Goldenrade
Public Records
Mdi
Eds Afrien Se Held
SUPE
Eer
3Rd St. N.W
Don
Don’s
Duncan Hines
Brownie
Crisco
Ola
Sox
Sunray
Tela
Oflat
Cianr
Aurora
Donald Duck
Sara
LEE Pound Cake
Keiths
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