Hospital Notes Admits Several Patients This Week
The hospital lists admissions on Tuesday for Nora Brown Pat Smotherman W. T. Davis Phyllis Weir Shine Cofield Wyvonne Nail Barney Gilley John Holland and Barbara Williams plus today for Artie Bain L. G. Cox. Discharges include Ava Stockstill Rose Bratcher Jessie Chandler Jessie Duke and transfers such as J. C. Weightman to Amarillo with several today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nora Brown
Pat Smotherman
W. T. Davis
Phyllis Weir
Shine Cofield
Wyvonne Nail
Barney Gilley
John Holland
Barbara Williams
Artie Bain
L. G. Cox
Ava Stockstill
Rose Bratcher
Jessie Chandler
Jessie Duke
J. C. Weightman
Amarillo
Roxie Webb
Juan Lepe
Baby
Wanda Lewis
Gerald Havens
Locals Welcome Hortense Tensfield Visitors From Far Flung Places
Mrs. W. B. Tensfield hosts a group including daughter-in-law Mrs. Larry McClanahan of Colorado Springs and Fred Pertle of Alamasa as they travel to Cannon for a 40 year class reunion. Guests include cousins from Albuquerque and Quanah. Other locals share visits with CHS band camp and family gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. “Hortense
Tensfield
Larry McClanahan
Colorado Springs
Colo
Fred Pertle
Alamasa
Cannon
Chester Sinclair
Mike E. Luttrell
Chris
San Antonio
Pete Luttrell
Graham
Sinclairs
John C. Sinclair
Arlington
Police Shootings End in Car Stop on Oak Street
Clayton officials refuse to identify detainees as the investigation continues with several suspects sought. A pursuit began after an erratic driving incident, reaching speeds over 80 mph. The car halted near a southeast Oak Street residence where rocks flew at police. an officer was struck in the head by gunfire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton
Holder
Oak Street
Nixon aides tied wiretap plan to 1972 meeting in Key Biscayne
Magruder, LaRue, and Mitchell differed over approving a $250,000 wiretap project targeting the Democrats. Magruder claimed Mitchell and LaRue backed initial entry into the DNC HQ, while Mitchell denied approval. LaRue said he heard no clear decision and remembered veto attempts fading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magruder
Mitchell
LaRue
Key Biscayne
Fla
Democratic National Committee
Industry Sectors Highlight Postwar Economic Structure
The note surveys key sectors including petroleum, insurance, health, construction, and the broader economy, outlining their roles and interconnections in shaping postwar development and growth.
Front system expected to trigger more storms statewide
Official observers anticipated thunderstorms and showers as the frontal system pushed deeper into the state. Skies were clear to partly cloudy outside the shower belt with fog near Alice, deep South Texas. dawn temps ranged from 66 in El Paso to 81 in Galveston, while Wednesday afternoon highs reached up to 99 at Wichita Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice
Texas
el Paso
Dalhart
Galveston
Wichita Falls
Nixon tapes dispute over executive privilege and access
Senate Watergate hearings press the White House for access to tape recordings tied to the investigation. President Nixon claims executive privilege and guards documents and Secret Service testimony, while Sen. Ervin questions the issue as Mitchell cites rules of evidence in the separation of powers context. The Sept. 15, 1972 meeting is cited as material.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
White House
Nixon
John W. Dean III
Watergate
Sam J. Ervin Jr
D— N.C
Ervin
Atty
John N. Mitchell
Mitchell
Controversy Over Wiretap Logs and School Inspectons Highlight June Meeting
Washington officials discussed destroying wiretap logs after a June 19 meeting. Magruder and LaRue recounted urging destruction of sensitive files while Mitchell denied involvement. Attendees included Marcian and Dean III. Denton signaled broader on-site inspections of child care facilities following Artesia Hall findings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Magruder
LaRue
Mitchell
Mardian
Americans hit the road in vast growing recreation vehicles
Americans with coins in pockets seek escape from civilization by buying trailer campers and motor homes. Rec-vee use has surged from 83,500 in 1961 to over 6.5 million today, with a fivefold rise expected. Campsites fill, often with limited utilities, while new dial-a-campsite systems in national parks ease pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nea
Jack Kerouac
John Steinbeck
Wilds
National Park Service
Hertz
Ramada Inn
American Type
Yellowstone
Grand Teton Parks
Wyoming
Yosemite
California
Grand Canyon
Arizona
Acadia
Maine
Las Vegas
Time Magazine
America
International
PTA
Little League
White House aide disputes Nixon recording devices claim
J Fred Buzhardt said Nixon era recorders resemble Johnson admin systems and Johnson officials deny any such system. Formers aide Joseph Califano calls the claim an outrageous smear. Affidavits reveal limited details on activation and disclosure of taped conversations before 1969. Washington area telephone company requires White House to follow regulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
J. Fred Buzhardt
Committee
Nixon
Johnson
Joseph A. Califano
Buzhardt
Washington
Howie Schneider
Unions Flex Wage Talk as Auto Talks Resume
The union signals flexibility on wages and benefits to meet contract goals with the three automakers while resuming demands amid policy clarity. Dow Jones falls after Phase 4 details. US wheat deal blamed for $1 billion loss. Libyan Egyptian tensions rise. bank robbery in Bells.
Nixon outlines Phase 4 price controls and inflation goals
With Nixon in Bethesda Hospital, George P. Shultz presents Phase 4 rules lifting food price controls except beef and keeping raw agricultural products exempt. The plan requires 30 day notice for price hikes over 100 million in sales, excludes small businesses, and shifts health, lumber, utilities, rents, and long contracts. Inflation targets and a balanced 1974 budget are stated, with staff changes to enforcement agencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nixon
Bethesda Naval Hospital
Secretary of the Treasury
George P. Shultz
White House
Court push to require audible 15 second tone for phone recorders
Legislation proposes that recording devices on telephones emit an audible tone every 15 seconds during calls to alert all parties that the conversation is being recorded. The measure aims to increase transparency and protect privacy in communications.
Watergate figures discuss knowledge of cover up
John W. Den III says he was aware of a scheme to cover up facts behind the wiretapping. Mardian testifies his role was that of a lawyer bound by professional ethics to secrecy, not a political associate, and he says confidences were given to him in his fiduciary capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. den III
Mardian
Judge blocks halt on antipoverty programs in Texas
U.S. District Judge William Wayne Justice issues a temporary injunction to prevent the Office of Economic Opportunity from halting antipoverty programs in the state. The temporary restraining order follows a request by several antipoverty agencies, while Phase 4 details place health providers under price controls with doctor and dentist fees limited to about 2.5 percent. Detroit reports Phase 4 will not majorly affect auto contract bargaining, as UAW President Leonard Woodcock notes no wage demands yet from the union for GM Ford and Chrysler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shultz
Nixon
U.S
William Wayne Justice
Office of Economic Opportunity
Justice
Washington
Cost of Living Council
Detroit
United Auto Workers
UAW
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
Leonard Woodcock
Rebrand of Owl Sparks Wallet-Watching Jest
A playful jab links inflation worries to a self serving choice of meals while a humorist riffs on renaming an owl Watergate for its lingering whoooing refrain.
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David Henry
Owen Henry
West Texas State University
David
Etta B. Anderson
Rush Record
F. L. Decker
Hal Hiller
WEB Taxi Cab Co
Crump
Beth
Denton
Betty Carpenter
Jeanine
Artesia Hall
Liberty County
Welfare Department
Mary Alice Sacken
University of Texas
Glenda
Joan Ryan
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Eek & Meek
Doctor
Blenda
Saigon
Canada
Vietnam
Moscow
Peking
Michel Gauvin
International Commission of Control and Supervision
London
Federal Reserve Board
Cairo
Egypt
Libya
Hafez Ghonem
Arab Localist Union
Muammar Khadafy
Ghonem
Mersa Matruh
Alexandria
New York
Henry M. Jackson
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Bells, Tex
First National Bank
Bells
Wallace Carr
Internal Revenue Service
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