Hospital Notes Admitted and Discharged List
Admitted includes Ruby Foley Jessie Duke Rose Bratcher Mittie Richesin Nellie Brown Jessie Chandler Perry Drake W B Trammel G C Weightman Alma Watkins Alvin Parker Roxie Webb Terry Lynn Martin Nancy Davis Ruby Turner J C Butler Marilyn Havens and others. Discharged includes Daisy Hollingsworth Grace Campsey Helen Adcock John Cates Lynn Galyean Viola Stranik Shawn Martin Mrs Jerry Henderson and baby Peggy Norman Eva Jones Joe Hutson May Williams Alex Hutson Sutson Georgie Crain Cornelius Bess Ramiro Rodriguez Hazel Hamilton E L Lindop J R Stockstill Nellie Brown Mittie Richesin today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Foley
Jessie Duke
Rose Bratcher
Mittie Richesin
Nellie Brown
Jessie Chandler
Perry Drake
W. B. Trammel
G. C. Weightman
Sunda
Alma Watkins
Alvin Parker
Roxie Webb
Terry Lynn Martin
Nancy Davis
Ruby Turner
J. C. Butler
Marilyn Havens
Daisy Hollingsworth
Grace Campsey
Helen Adcock
John Cates
Lynn
Local families visit during weekend across Texas towns
Locals hosted extensive family visits with grandchildren from Hereford Spearman and Childress traveling to see Mr and Mrs George West. Reunions in Altus and visits from Cincinnati to celebrate kin. Several Amarillo and Fort Worth connections joined in weekend gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George West
James Self
Nicki
Hereford
Harley Lewis
Kevin
Keith
Kyle
Spearman
Philip Self
Childress
Local Families Share Weekend Visits Across States
Mrs. Jerry Lewis and family from Sellersburg Indiana visited relatives in Texas. Mr. and Mrs. Don Bradley and family from Odessa also spent time with J R Matthews and kin. Grandchildren Michelle and Selena Hall of Slaton visited grandparents A L Hall and Harold Fuller Sr. The Wallings from Shawnee Oklahoma spent the weekend with sisters Joan Czewski and Helen Hayton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Lewis
Sellersburg, Ind
Don Bradley
Joe Don
Deedra
Odessa
J. R. Matthews
Michelle and
Selena Hall
Slaton
A. L. Hall
Harold Fuller Sr
Mrs. S. A. Walling
Shawnee, Okla
Joan Czewski
Helen Hayton
Garage Sale at 910 9th NW Starts Thursday
Local sale begins Thursday at 8 a.m. and runs through Sunday at 910 9th Street NW. Items include household goods and miscellaneous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sun
Vernon Bank Closes Doors After Padding Scandal
The First State Bank in Vernon Texas was closed by state officials after discovery of a large padding operation involving cotton warehouse receipts with no matching cotton. FDIC and Texas Banking Commissioner oversee deposits and proceedings as the bank is deemed insolvent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon
Tex
Charles Picket
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Texas
Robert E. Stewart
FDIC
Musgrove County Supervisor Heads Local Farmers Loan Panel
Sinclair notes Musgrove Johnson and Wyatt serve on the committee to determine loan eligibility for Farmers Home Administration. He praises Musgrove a successful farmer who will devote his time serving farmers in Childress County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers Home Administration
Musgrove, Johnson and Wyatt
Musgrove
Childress County
Sinclair
Stevens Doubts Passage As Support Dips On Amendment
Senator Ted Stevens said he was not sure the measure would pass after lobbying by the Wilderness Society and Sierra Club reduced solid votes from 57 to 42. He noted the amendment would let Congress substitute its judgment for the courts in deciding the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sen
Ted Stevens
Alaska
Stevens
The
Wilderness Society
Sierra Club
Congress
Youth Lions Discuss McMurry Internship Program
Rev Marvin James and Steve Chappel outlined the McMurry College internship for the Church Youth Lions. Chappel, a 10 week summer participant with First United Methodist youth, described studies and activities as they plan to see Texas in Palo Duro Canyon and soon camp in New Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin James
Steve Chappel
The
Lions Today
McMurry College
Chappel
First United Methodist Church
Texas
Palo Duro Canyon
New Mexico
Legal challenge delays Alaska pipeline over route concerns
The Wilderness Society and environmental groups allege the federal government failed to adequately consider an alternate Mackenzie River valley route in the environmental impact study. The suit has halted construction for over three years while supporters push for immediate building to ease the energy crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Wilderness Society
Mackenzie River
Canada
Senate
Mike Gravel
Alaska
Arctic
Prudhoe Bay
Valdez
Cotton price controls spark supply shortfall warning
The amendment defines meat poultry vegetables fruit and all farm commodities under price controls and covers products through distribution. Froehlich argues controls are needed as production costs rise faster than living costs and consumer shortages loom. The House previously floated a four year extension of the 1970 Act and a target price plan for cotton wheat and feed grain, but adopted amendments drawn by cotton states amid controversy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Farm Law Loopholes Draw Critics In Childress
Critics in Childress Texas attack a law loophole that lets farmers transfer or sell portions of their land to dodge payment limits, arguing it undermines the intended farm program safeguards.
Old Fiddlers Contest and Fair Park Events Preview
Friday features rodeo and dance with Old Fiddler's contest Saturday at 1:30 p.m. in Fair Park Auditorium. Rodeo finals begin at 8:30 p.m. and the celebration ends with a final dance at 9 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fair Park Auditorium
White House aides dispute Johnson bugging claims and Nixon plans
Associates insisted no widespread bugging occurred during Johnson's era and only one recorded call happened during the Six Day War. LBJ Library said some conversations exist on file, with transcripts by a secretary. Nixon, recovering, plans meetings with Iran's Shah and world leaders while Mrs. Nixon travels to California for a funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Johnson
James R. Jones
D— Okla
Jones
Joseph A. Califano Jr
U.S
Califano
Harry Middleton
LBJ
Austin
Tex
Ziegler
Nixon
Iran
Camp David
Japan
Australia
Katz
California
Los Angeles
Matthew G. Bender
Nixon Improves After Hospital Stay Visit With Family
President Nixon, recovering well, had an hour long visit with wife Pat daughter Tricia and friend C B Bebe Rebozo at Bethesda Naval Hospital. Doctors reported no chest X ray needed minimal lung congestion and ongoing graduated activity with plans for discharge later in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ziegler
Nixon
Pat
Tricia Cox
Florida
C. B. Bebe Rebozo
Tricia
Vicki
Pasha
Timahoe
Sol Katz
Georgetwon University Medical School
Bethesda
Naval Hospital
Flooding, storms and heat grip parts of Texas and Mexico
Last weekend severe flooding destroyed about 200 homes across the Rio Grande from El Paso to Juarez. Early today showers and thunderstorms spread from Dallas area into Oklahoma, with a cool front weakening. Army helicopters evacuated 43 people near San Antonio as electrical storms disrupted power and phone lines in multiple towns. Forecasts expect more scattered showers west of the Pecos and in North Central and Northeast Texas by Wednesday afternoon. Morning temperatures ranged from 65 in Amarillo to 82 in Galveston. Kingsville reached 99, Alpine 81.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio Grande
el Paso
Juarez
Mexico
Dallas
Tyler
Marshall
Texarkana
Oklahoma
Texas
San Antonio
Ft. Sam Houston
Cibolo Creek
Bexar-Comal
Hondo
Uvalde
Castroville
D’hanis
Lacoste
Sabinal
Brackettville
del Rio
Bandera
Carrizo Springs
Pecos River
Amarillo
Galveston
Kingsville
South
West Texas
Senate Watergate probe questions Kalmbach on hush money plan
The narrative describes Dean claiming a $220 000 payment was meant to buy silence from wiretap defendants. Kalmbach defends his actions despite admitting furtive calls, code names, couriers, cash, and secret transfers via trash cans and luggage lockers as the Senate Watergate committee questions him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Kalmbach
Senate Watergate Committee
Watergate figure Kalmbach testifies on fundraising role
Kalmbach admits believing fundraising aided indicted Watergate figures and claims he would have approached Ehrlichman if aware of illegal acts. He says Dean's instructions dated June 29, 1972 followed the June 17 wiretap at Democratic headquarters. He testifies amid Senate hearings seeking Nixon tape records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sen
Daniel K. Inouye
Hawaii
Inouye
Dean
Kalmbach
Ehrlichman
Senate
Nixon
Lowell P. Weicker Jr
R—Conn
Watergate fundraiser probe detail delays involve Kalmbach
Kalmbach testified he grew uneasy about fund raising for Watergate defendants in 1972 and ultimately halted involvement. He said he never told the President and used public phones with Ulasewicz for fear of taps. He raised about 220000 in cash in three months after the break in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalmbach
United States
Weicker
Dean
Joseph M. Montoya
D. N.M
White House
Anthony Ulasewicz
Montoya
Ulasewicz
Watergate
New York City
Nixon
California
John D. Ehrlichman
Texas Wheat Production to Double 1972 Figures
Agriculture commissioner John White reports Texas wheat output will more than double 1972, hitting a record 28 bushels per acre and 95.2 million bushels. Grain sorghum, cotton, and soybeans rise, while peaches Irish potatoes and flaxseed lag behind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
Texas
John White
White
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Mrs. Carroll Cheatheam
Altus
Cheatheam-Herring
Bill Collier
Cincinnati
Ohio
Gladys Collier
Pat Murphys
Turk Nelson
Paula Parr
Ray Overbey
Danny Lancaster
Abilene
McMurry
Mrs. Lloyd Ross of
Fort Worth
Mmes
Eddie Johnson
Ray Phillpot
Lorraine Garrison
Leland Cagle
Clarendon
Lotella Voyles
Bob Cagle
Kirkland
Terry Lee Bodiford
Mrs
Cecil Hayes
Darrel Flood
Jack Webb
Tracy
Vernon Bank
THURS
France
Italy American
MOBIL
Chateau Inn
Avenue
Childress, Texas
Animal Life
Times
Tokyo
William P. Rogers
Pacific
Taiwan
South Korea
Washington
Henry A. Kissinger
Dr. Kissinger
Detroit
United Auto Workers
Ford Motor Co
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
Alexander P. Butterfield
Watergate Committee
London
Europe
Paris
Ouagadougou
Upper Volta
West Africa
Sahara Desert
New Delhi
India
Radio
Kabul
Afghanistan
Mohammed Zahir Shah
Houston
Austin, Tex
Texas Water Quality Board
Atty
John Hill
Texas Railroad Commission
Fred Young
Young
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