Hospital Notes Admits and Discharges Listed
Admitted: R. L. Hamm Thursday Minnie Watson Friday Bernice Gregory Friday Bertha Privitt Friday Cyle Hogue Friday Dismissed: Lorraine Hassell Thursday R. P. Owens Friday Doris King Friday Vera Mitchell Friday Jan Ferguson and baby Friday Clarence Carter Friday Betty McCann Saturday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Hamm
Minnie Watson
Bernice Gregory
Bertha Privitt
Cyle Hogue
Lorraine Hassell
R. P. Owens
Doris King
Vera Mitchell
Jan Ferguson and
Baby
Clarence Carter
Betty McCann
Local dedications and visits noted across Texas towns
Mrs W C Snow learns her brother Paul White died of a heart attack in Hemet California with services held there. Numerous visits to Abilene Houston Childress Plainview Dimmitt Spearman Palo Duro Canyon and Six Flags accompany regional social and educational updates. Steve Bird Lisa Fowler enroll at Texas State College and Texas Tech while families visit relatives statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Snow
Paul White
Hemet
Calif
Marvin Atchley
Spearman
Cora Atchley
Palo Duro Canyon
Six Flags
Watergate Developments Rundown of Key Points
AP summaries the latest Watergate items. McCord Jr. seeks a new trial after a predicted conviction reversal. Ehrlichman cites Dean's assurances of an intensive inquiry. Haldeman says no written report nor order to investigate this year. Cox given expanded duties amid probes into ITT Hartford Fire and perjury. Sirica to rule on live broadcast halt. Stans cleared to testify despite pre trial publicity ban.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Watergate Investigating Committee
James W. McCord Jr
White House
John D. Ehrlichman
John Dean III
Dean
H. R. Haldeman
Atty
Elliot L. Richardson
Watergate
Archibald Cox
International Telegraph
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
Senate
Richard G. Kleindienst
John J. Sirica
Cox
Stans
New York
Commerce
Maurice H. Stans
Senate Committee
Local residents visit kin and recoveries noted
Diane Huddleston left Saturday to visit her brother in Littlefield. Dallas visitors brought the grandchildren home from Mrs. Gary Hargrove’s hospital stay. Families relocate and vacation plans are mentioned. Bill Adams, injured in a near Altus crash, was admitted to a Veterans Hospital in Ft Lyons for about three weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diane Huddleston
Mrs
Jerry Huddleston
Littlefield
Joe Howard
H.H. Hargrove
Mary Sue
Dallas
Gary Hargrove
Bill Adams
Altus
Okla
Veterans Hospital
Ft. Lyons
Colo
Texas Second Largest User of Gasoline
Texas became the nation’s second largest gasoline market in 1972 with about 7.1 billion gallons used, a 5.6 percent rise from 1971. Only California used more. Texans paid some of the nation’s lowest prices in May, while the industry urged fuel-saving measures and car pool use to ease shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Robert A. Bushchman
Texas Mid- Continent Oil & Gas Assa
Bushman
California
Texas
U. S
Houston
Los Angeles
New
Bushchman
Texas Mid-Continent Oil & Gas Association
Stone Services Held Friday for Lloyd Clifton Stone
Funeral services for Lloyd Clifton Stone 65 were held at 4 p.m. Friday at First Baptist Church with Rev. Joe S. Allen officiating. Burial followed in Childress Cemetery. Survivors include his wife, one daughter Lawanda Jo Hughett of Lubbock, a brother Ray Stone of Childress, three sisters, and three grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Clifton Stone
First Baptist Church
Joe S. Allen
Childress
Newberry Funeral Home
Owen Henry
Glen Kidwell
Andy Hudson
LeRoy Gaines
Pete Darling
Don Larned
Stone
Lawanda Jo Hughett
Lubbock
Ray Stone
Verna Mae Toon
Gladys Stone
Geneva Woodville
Hereford
Sewing and alterations at La Rue Gibbs
La Rue Gibbs offers sewing and alterations services at 410 8th Southwest with contact 937 4389 for repairs, adjustments, and custom alterations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Rue Gibbs
S.W
Ehrlichman Says White House Relied on Dean In Watergate
May Ehrlichman testified that the White House depended on assurances from John W. Dean III that he had conducted an intensive investigation of Watergate. Dean was later fired as presidential counsel. In sworn deposition H R Haldeman said Dean was not ordered to prepare or submit a written report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ehrlichman
White House
John W. Dean
Dean
Nixon
H. R. Haldeman
Upsurge of Viet Cong Attacks Sparks U S Warning and Canadian Contingent Confinement
Reports from Saigon cite a sharp rise in Viet Cong attacks across South Vietnam prompting the U S Embassy to urge only essential travel. Canada’s 240 peace observers are confined to barracks as rival actions rise near An Loc with two helicopters downed and a third damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis Neeld
Associated Press
Saigon
South Vietnam
U.S
Vietnam
Paris
An Loc
le Trung Hien
Henry A. Kissinger
Hanoi
le Duc Tho
Blood drive plea and schedule request to donors
Public blood drive appeal stresses that blood only comes from donors and could save lives. The notice asks recipients if they can donate on Tuesday, underscoring the need for volunteers for patients and surgeries.
Red Cross Meets to Boost Disaster Funds in Texas
A meeting focused on raising funds for disaster relief and other Red Cross work, emphasizing northern and western Texas, adjourned at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Texas
Watergate lawyer backs televised hearings as inflation rises
Attorney Henry B. Rothblatt, representing James W. McCord Jr., argues the truth must come out even at a price and supports televised Senate Watergate hearings. In other news, the Federal Reserve raises the discount rate to 6.5 percent to curb spending and inflation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hot Springs, Ark
Henry B. Rothblatt
Rothblatt
James W. McCord Jr
Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Train crash at Mount Vernon station leaves one dead
An express train failed to slow before crashing at Mount Vernon station, killing one and injuring about 140. A bartender in the first car said brakes did not seem to work, while officials remained unavailable for comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Vernon
After announcing at Orly Airport Hanoi's deputy foreign
A government official from Hanoi spoke after presenting a statement at Paris Orly Airport. The deputy discussed bilateral ties and cooperation amid ongoing regional concerns, signaling continued diplomacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris’ Orly
Hanoi
Vietnamese leaders clash over Paris accord parts
Minister Nguyen Co Thach said Tho will stay in Paris for now. Saigon sources said Thieu would not sign a new agreement yet a joint communique was possible. Reports claimed Thieu feels pressured by the Nixon administration but officials in Paris discounted this. In Saigon talks, both sides quarrel over geographic control provisions while Thieu resists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nguyen Co Thach
Tho
Paris
Thieu
Saigon
Nguyen van Thieu
Nixon
U.S
Washington
Astronauts Fix Coolant Loop Issue in Laboratory Compartment
Astronauts address a coolant loop problem in a 118 foot long lab module. Fluid fell to 30 degrees before quick repairs stabilized it at 38 degrees. Officials say a valve may be frozen or stuck and engineers plan a permanent repair.
System Confidence Note Suggests Limited Mission Impact
The remark indicates that even a total loss of that specific system would not seriously affect the mission, implying redundancy or alternative capabilities.
Wheat outlook bright as exports rise and planting advances
The Crop Reporting Board reported corn planting made substantial progress by early June despite wet cool spring conditions. Soybean planting lags as farmers prioritize corn. USDA projects wheat exports at about 950 million bushels for the year starting July 1, second to 11 billion. China shows signs of remaining a wheat importer, buying at least 90 million bushels of U.S. wheat and about 40 million of corn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crop Reporting Board
Soviet Union
USDA
People’s Republic of China
Department
China
U.S
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Ruby Stroud
Mmes
Oran Stroud
Fayetteville, Ark
Letha Cook
Quanah
Peyton Ramey
Katie
Donald
Elsie Haley
Grady Hiser
Plainview
Marvin James
First United Methodist Church
Abilene
Murray Cartlidge
M. D. Anderson Hospital
Sen
Jack Hightower
Paul Phillips
Hershel Eason
Kimberly
Big Spring
Ray Crouch
Jay
Bill Farris
Billy
Mitchell Rule
G.O. Garrison
Tommy Ricks
Carl Brugel
Dimmitt
George Weatherbee
David Kelley
S.C. Kelley
D.W. Kelley Jr
Velma Kelley
Leo Erhle
Jessie Ellison
Steve Bird
Texas State College
Austin
Lisa Fowler
Carol Hart
Kathy Sager
Texas Tech
Ralph Shipman
Rockport
Kenneth Jones
Charlie Jones
the Horace Dills
Jimmy Thomas
Tonya
Kansas
Ray Philpott
Palm Beach, Calif
M.G. Hickman
Leo Hickman
Mrs. L.O. Cummings
H.L. Couch
Eddie Huddleston
Amarillo
E.J. Huddleston
Gemini
Federal Reserve Banks
Montgomery
Ala
George C. Wallace
American Independent Party
Robert J. Walters
AIP
Wallace
Alabama
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Pure-Pac Pharmaceutical Co
Elizabeth, N.J
N.Y
Penn Central Railroad
George Garber
Agriculture Department
Mainland China
United States
Childress Area
Midwest
Memphis
North Main
Frank W. Sharp
Sharpstown State Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
FDIC
W. D. Haden II
Sharp
Dad
Jcpenney
Penn
S.M.L
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