Diana Rigg Talks Avengers Bond and Gold Rings
The interview sketches Diana Rigg as Emma Peel, noting her decision to quit spy roles. She discusses acting in On Her Majesty’s Secret Service with George Lazenby, her preference for character work, and her love of antique gold rings. The Psychic Stars segment recalls James Earl Jones’s road trip and a guiding guardian angel.
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Hollywood
NEA
George Lazenby
James Bond
Diana Rigg
Emma
Sexa
Avengers
Lazenby
Her Majesty's Secret
James Earl Jones
Colorado
Michigan
Kansas City
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Careless Players Don’t Win Honors in Bridge Match
In the Dallas Aces vs Walsh team event Bobby Goldman as South jumped to four spades signaling a strong hand. A cautious declarer avoided overtricks after ruffing and repeated trumps, leaving the hand in a stalemate as West failed to exploit a risky lead. Newspaper Enterprise Assn.
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Dallas Aces
Walsh
Bobby Goldman
Aces
Billy Lisenberg
Bobby
Inter
Sec
West
Dick Walsh
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Triumph And Trauma Texas 60s Showcase Big Bend Through Fort Worth
Texas embraced a decade of rapid growth and varied progress. National parks expanded to Big Bend and Padre Island while Dallas and Fort Worth pursued major projects and sports achievements. The era featured AFL NFL battles, new golf stars, a rise of speedways, and landmark city developments.
Holiday Guests Gather in K L Fouch and Area Homes
Social notes list Christmas visits across Texas towns with families from Oklahoma City Houston Huntsville Plainview and Dallas. Several households host relatives including Fouches Henleys Parrs Adams and Bidys along with extended kin from Memphis Olton Wellington and Long Beach.
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F. E. Biddy
K. L. Fouch
Ray Taylor
Oklahoma City
Mike Gooden
Houston
Fouch
Benton, Ark
Frank Smith
Huntsville
Ark
J. Miller Hales
Druie Fry
Amarillo
Fouches
Richard Holemans
Grady Parr
Plainview
Frank McClure
Ala
McClures
Jane Smith
Terry Parr
Devis
N. M
Cleo Parramily
Memphis
Tommy Isbell
Brent, Jr
Bruce Parrett
Childress
Bruce Parrs
Delmer Jones
Arthur Rothwell
W. E. Blair
Muleshoe
Blackie Johnson
W. C. Cawthon
Jess Mullens
Ralph Watson
Darrell Watson
Lubbock
Freddie Watson
University of Texas Arlington
Mildred Jones
Frank Goldmans
Raymond Horton
Dallas
Roy Howard
Frank
Fred Musgroves
Seymour
Carl Millers
Shorty Smith
Joe Bob
Olton
Watt Givson
Larry
Jimmy Miller
Wichita Falls
J. T. Morris
Economic outlook 1970 may bring slower growth and higher joblessness
The 1969 inflation era gave consumers resilience through jobs pay raises and easy credit though housing remained tight. For 1970 economists warn of slower growth a higher unemployment rate possibly up to 4.5 percent and renewed price pressures with a likely 4 percent income gain while consumer borrowing remains strong.
Economic Outlook 1970: Wages Taxes Housing and Autos
The Bureau of National Affairs cites 17.1 cent median wage increases due in 1970 under 1969 contracts. The 10 percent surtax drops to 5 percent, personal exemptions rise to 650 on July 1, and local taxes including real estate and sales taxes are expected to rise. Savings may rise if spending slows, while mortgage rates stay above 8 percent and housing starts fall. Auto producers remain cautiously optimistic about demand.
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Bureau of National Affairs
Today in History December 30 1969 highlight
On this date the Gadsden Purchase treaty between the United States and Mexico was signed in 1853. Rudyard Kipling was born in Bombay in 1865. The Iroquois Theater fire claimed over 500 lives in Chicago in 1903. Dr Sun Yat sen became China’s first president in 1911. U S Marines captured the airfield at Cape in 1943.
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Associated Press
United States
Mexico
Gadsden Purchase
New Mexico
Arizona
Rudyard Kipling
Bombay
India
Chicago
Sun Yat-sen
China
U.S
Cape
Wall Street cautioned in May as Dow hovered in questioned gain
Moody’s and Bache & Co warned that stocks would not rise quickly without progress toward peace in Vietnam and easing restraints. They cited past research showing monetary restraint hurting markets and noted investor wariness amid inflation fears. Reflecting on May, analysts said the rally was built on hopes for peace and anti inflationary effects.
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William Mathewson
NEW York
Wall Street
Moody's
Vietnam
Moody’s
Bache & Co
Bache
Monte Gordon
Gordon
Bridge bidding puzzle with five spades final bid
In a four level bridge sequence South holds QI73 YS OKST6 BAS32 after a series West North East South 2a Pass 34 Pass 49 Pass You bid four no trump to ask for aces. Partner shows three aces with five spades and bids five no trump then six spades. What is the best action next. Answer tomorrow.
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College Station
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W. B.reenroyd
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Deanna of
Floyd Biddy
Henry Boyd
Blair
Okla
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Abner Biddy
Paducah
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J. F. Henley
Charlie Cargill
E. B. Conner
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Elbert Kelley
Edd Free
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Economics
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Washington
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