Hospital Notes Admits and Discharges Listed
ADMITTED Francis Henderson Pearlene Phillips Robert Gibbs Bell Slaughter J C Kelley R P Owen W H Adams Mrs Robert Ferguson Violet Harding Clarence Carter Bernice Catherall Paul Dacus DISMISSED Dudley Chewning John Forbis Ettie Leach Patricia Rowland Misty Keys Thomas Collins George Pickrel Cheryl Cook Barbara Dacus Luther Helmstetler Alton Ryan Wanda Howell Roy Maxwell R L Hamm Nellie Helmstetler Linda Elliott Velma Taylor Ruby Stroud Billy Baccus Monday
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Francis Henderson
Pearlene Phillips
Robert Gibbs
Bell Slaughter
J. C. Kelley
R. P. Owen
W. H. Adams
Robert Ferguson
Violet Harding
Clarence Carter
Bernice Catherall
Paul Dacus
Dudley Chewning
John Forbis
Ettie Leach
Patricia Rowland
Misty Keys
Thomas Collins
George Pickrel
Cheryl Cook
Barbara Dacus
Luther Helmstetler
Alton Ryan
Wanda Howell
Roy Maxwell
R. L. Hamm
Nellie Helmstetler
Linda Elliott
Velma Taylor
Ruby Stroud
Billy Baccus
Watergate panel probes Cox delay and Gemstone notes
Senate Watergate investigators rejected a delay request as they heard testimony about Gemstone stationery used for intelligence memoranda and logs of telephone taps. Mrs Harmony described transcripts typed for Liddy and logs naming R Spencer Oliver, with further references to Hunt and McGovern campaign conversations. The panel planned further appearances including Robert Reisner and postponed H A Post appearance.
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Harmony
Sam J. Ervin Jr
D. N.C
Senate Committee
Cox
Ervin
Senate
Howard H. Baker Jr
Rtenn
Watergate
Mrs. Harmony
G. Gordon Liddy
Finance Committee
Liddy
R. Spencer Oliver
E. Howard Hunt
George S.S. McGovern
Robert Reisner
GOP
Jeb Stuart Magruder
H. A. Post
Washington
Spain’s Rise Toward a Modern Monarchy
Spain nearly four years ago began a plan to succeed him someday as chief of state and Spain's first king since Juan Carlos' grandfather.
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Spain
Juan Carlos
Juan Carlos's Silent Rise Amid Franco Ties
The future Spanish king Juan Carlos, trained by Franco since youth, has avoided political comment while traveling with his wife and attending key functions. Constitutionalists say Franco's succession law bars a Greek style republic in Spain and point to the regime’s press focus on Papadopoulos’ declaration.
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Alfonso XIII
Franco
Juan Carlos
Spain
George Papadopoulos
Government controls remain on construction industry
Phase government controls persist with stricter rules than most sectors. Before the 1971 freeze there was one strike for every three expired contracts renegotiated, described as a lousy performance. No timetable for lifting the controls was given, though they won’t last indefinitely.
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Dunlop
Weather advisory covers multiple states with scattered hail
The advisory spanned 24 North Central Texas counties and 11 in Northeast Texas plus parts of Oklahoma Arkansas and Missouri. Hail accompanied downpours but was not expected to cause serious losses. Showers remained along the Upper Texas Coast while much of West Texas cleared behind a cool front. Flooding risks rise along the Trinity River and other low areas as rainfall continues. Temperatures ranged from the 40s in the Panhandle to the upper 80s and 90s elsewhere with highs near 98 in Cotulla and Wink.
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Walnut Ridge
Ark
Texas
Olahoma
Arkansas
Missouri
West Texas
Wichita Falls
Midland
Mexico
Trinity River
Dallas
Panhandle
Dalhart
Amarillo
Corpus Christi
Palacios
Victoria
Laredo
Cotulla
Wink
Car Pooling Cuts Driving Time for Local Worker
Carol Church, stuck in a 40 minute two mile drive, joins a car sharing plan after discovering free parking. She finds a nearby coworker to share rides, cutting her commute to under 20 minutes and saving on monthly trading stamps cost of 135 dollars.
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Carol Church
Liberal party win secures runoff ballot spot for November
With 96 percent tallied in New York City Beame leads with 255,800 votes at 34 percent, Badillo 214,200 at 29 percent, Biaggi 154,189 at 21 percent, and Blumenthal 119,915 at 16 percent. State Sen. John J. Marei of Staten Island is unopposed for the Republican nomination, as candidates vie to succeed John V. Lindsay leaving office Jan 1.
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New York
Beame
Badillo
Biaggi
Blumenthal
John J. Marei
Staten Island
John V. Lindsay
Locals note visits and hospital update in community
Former residents joined Mrs. Schaefer and her son Bill for an overnight visit. Paul Leach was admitted to Bethania Hospital Wichita Falls in room 416 and is improving. Irene Writer Pam Writer and Gary Wofford visited Santa Paula California relatives. Judy Whitfield of Fort Worth visited L L Baker family. Baker grandchildren Mike and Jeri from Vernon stayed with them. Butch Baker and spouse were in Amarillo for medical care.
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Allen Schaefer
D. F. James
Grand
Allen Ray Terrell
Son Tab
Klamath Falls
Oreg
Schaefer
Bill
Paul Leach
Bethania Hospital
Wichita Falls
Irene Writer
Pam
Gary Wofford
Elton Larmon
Santa Paula
Calif
Judy Whitfield
Fort Worth
L. L. Baker
Grandson Norman Winter Receives Bish Award
Mrs. Frank Decker traveled from Lawton Oklahoma to attend her grandson Norman Winter’s high school graduation. He earned the Hugh W Bish Award and the Special Student Council Award, the school’s highest honor.
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Frank Decker
Lawton
Okla
Norman Winter
Hugh W. Bish
Bloody Fighting in Mekong Delta Escalates After Cease-fire
Government reinforcements moved into the Mekong Delta amid some of the bloodiest clashes since the cease-fire as Viet Cong attacks targeted traffic on Highway 4 near Cai Lay. In Cambodia, a U.S. spotter plane crashed near Phnom Penh, killing the American pilot. Total casualties in the delta fight reached up to 200, with Saigon reporting 26 killed and 50 wounded among government troops.
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Saigon
Mekong
Highway 4
Cambodia
Phnom Penh
Delta
Cai Lay
le Trung Hien
Hien
Reeds
Stock market erases early losses in a technical rally
New York traders bought shares after an opening decline as the Dow Jones industrial average rose 9.79 to 895.70 at noon. The index had closed at 885.91 on Monday, its lowest level in 18 months, as prices regained some ground amid a five day slide.
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New York
National and regional brief roundup from AP
The report covers Kansas City FBI director prospects for C. M. Kelley, a Ft. Sam Houston firebomb conspiracy conviction, Texas tax forecast by the Research League, the death of Rev. Arthur J. Jones, a Senate gas and oil plan vote with 55 mph speed limits, Ramsey’s five year prison term for bribery, Northern Ireland police casualties, a Coastal States Gas suit in San Antonio, MIAs statement by William P. Clements in Dallas, Texas Democrats’ charter revision meetings, LBJ Library Friends formation, and shifting dollar and gold trends in London.
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Washington
Senate
Round Table Underwriters Reaches 959 Members in 1973
The Texas Leaders Round Table TLRT reports 959 members for 1973 led by Grady Yarbrough of Victoria. The roster includes 152 new members 12 new 20 year members and 261 life members with 35 attaining life designation for the first time. Agents span 102 life insurance companies. TLRT honors top Texas life insurance producers based on production and persistency with at least two years in the field. Life members Wylie Boyle and J D Michie are noted in Greenbelt Area.
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Austin
Texas Leaders Round Table
Texas
Grady Yarbrough
Victoria
TLRT
Texas Association of Life Under
Greenbelt
Wylie Boyle
J. D. Michie
Tower Endorses Compromise On Vocational Rehabilitation Bill
Senator John Tower describes a yearlong stalemate over a renewal program for vocational rehabilitation. He supports the new Senate compromise, emphasizes fiscal restraint, and notes the bill preserves effective parts while expanding aid for spinal cord injury and kidney disease victims, the blind, and deaf students.
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Senate
Congress
Johnsons Attend UVa Commencement With Robb Son-In-Law
Mrs Lyndon B Johnson delivered the UVa commencement address in Charlottesville Virginia. The class included her son in law Charles S Robb who received his degree as Johnson presented degrees to the law graduates and kissed him instead of shaking hands. Lynda Bird Robb, Robb's wife and the elder Johnson daughter, sat nearby during the ceremony.
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Charlottesville
Lyndon B. Johnson
University of Virginia
Charles S. Robb
Notable WWII Refugees and Leaders Mixed in Global Affairs
The report covers Nixon’s White House return from Camp David with brief public greetings, talks on energy and economics, and plans for Tolbert Jr. and Brezhnev visits. It also notes Billy Graham’s South Korea crusade drawing millions, Solzhenitsyn’s living-in-Moscow request blocked after six weeks, and local reactions in Seoul and Moscow.
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Washington
Nixon
White House
Camp David
William R. Tolbert Jr
Leonid Brezhnev
Peron to Return from Exile Amid Crackdown in Argentina
Madrid reports exiled former Argentine dictator Juan D. Peron will return June 21 with Jose Lopez Rega announcing the end of his 18 year exile. Campora, elected president, may visit and accompany Peron back, as Peron heads the Justicialista party. A separate New Britain welcome for CIA veteran John T. Downey includes thanks to locals, medical care for his mother, and tokens from supporters after 20 years in captivity.
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Juan D. Peron
Argentina
Jose Lopez Rega
Peron
Justicialista Party
Hector J. Campora
Campora
New Britain, Conn
John T. Downey
Downey
China
Mary V. Downey
Mom
Central Intelligence Agency
New Britain General Hospital
Botanical Garden Wins Mil lbrook Arboretum Title
New York Botanical Garden gains title to 1800 acre property in Millbrook New York where it has been building the Cary Arboretum A test period use was approved in 1971 by trustees of the Mary Flager Cary trust Dr Howard S Irwin says the move boosts the garden ecological commitment locally and globally.
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New York Botanical Garden
Millbrook
N.Y
Cary Arboretum
Howard S. Irwin
Mary Flager Cary
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