Hospital Notes Admits and Discharges List
In a hospital brief, admissions include Cheri Buggeln Lena Miller Co D McBride Sally Hunter Mabel Foster Wayne Burkett Ann Hackler Lillian Ralston David Havins Dollie Jackson Cornelius Bess Essie Mae Hamm Cyle Hogue D W Kelly Mittie Richesin Roger Hanes Mrs R P Owen J C Newberry. Discharges note Mat Foster E Orr Bill Armstrong Bonnie Keirsay Ruby Bush Mike Duke Susie Ord Mary Hernandez Colene Conway Bertha Williams Cheri Buggein Norma Clingenpeel Berdie Barnett Lula Lyles Charlen Schaefer Lillian Owens Jenny Bradford Mrs Charles Ray Smith and baby Lillian Ralston Ann Hackler C B McBride lone Cross. Today entries indicate additional patients discharged or admitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheri Buggeln
Lena Miller
Co. D. McBride
Sally Hunter
Mabel Foster
Wayne Burkett
Ann Hackler
Lillian Ralston
David Havins
Dollie Jackson
Cornelius Bess
Essie Mae Hamm
Cyle Hogue
D. W. Kelly
Mittie Richesin
Roger Hanes
Co. E. Orr
Bill Armstrong
Bonnie Keirsay
Ruby Bush
Mike Duke
Susie Ord
Mary Hernandez
Colene Conway
Bertha Williams
Cheri Buggein
Norma Clingenpeel
Berdie Barnett
Lula Lyles
Charlen Schaefer
Lillian Owens
Jenny Bradford
Charles Ray Smith
Baby
C. B. McBride
Lone Cross
Huddlestons and kin旅roamers visit. kinship ties cross states
Locals report trips and family visits spanning Huntsville Houston Galveston Padre Island Corpus Christi Austin and Six Flags. The Carl Don Allen family joined Wright Patterson AFB relatives in visiting, while Ethel and Kate Biggerstaff attended a Christian Women’s Assembly and toured Dallas agencies. Rotary officers were installed in Memphis. Mrs Collier remains hospitalized in Dallas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.J. Huddleston
Diane Huddleston
Huntsville
Houston
Galveston
Padre _ Island
Corpus Christi
Austin
Six Flags
Huddleston
Diane
Amarillo
Earl Allen
Carrolton
Carl Don Allens
Carl Don Allen
E.E. Allen
Wright- Patterson Afb
Ohio
Ethel
Kate Biggerstaff
Fort Worth
Christian Women's Fellowship Assembly
Robert Carr Chapel
Texas Christian University
Juliette Fowler
Dallas
The
Christian Church
Revival by Rev. Lydia Sweet at House of Prayer
Rev. Lydia E. Sweet preaches nightly at the House of Prayer 401 S Main through Sunday. She founded and ran a downtown Faith Rescue Mission in 1935 providing food clothing and gospel ministry to the needy for several years. A welcome is extended to all to hear her preach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Sweet
House of Prayer
S. Main
Sweet
Lydia E. Cook
Summitry Becomes Age of Summit Meetings
The Nixon Brezhnev summit signals a new era of frequent top level talks. Kissinger hints a second U.S. visit to Moscow in 12 to 14 months, with Brezhnev hoping for another U.S. trip and a possible all European summit shaping SALT progress. Secretary Rogers will join Helsinki talks as 32 European nations plus US and Canada seek European security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Nixon
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Moscow
Henry A. Kissinger
United States
Brezhnev
Soviet Communist Party
San Clemente
Calif
Geneva
Canada
Helsinki
William P. Rogers
Dean’s Watergate tale implicates Nixon aides and cover up
Former White House lawyer John Dean testifies that top aides including Haldeman Ehrlichman Mitchell and Colson were involved in planning and sustaining the Watergate cover up. He recounts meetings from 1972 to 1974, hush money talks, and pressure to quash Senate probes as investigations tighten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Haldeman
Ehrlichman
Atty
John N. Mitchell
Richard A Moore
Charles W. Colson
Federal Bureau of Investigation
L. Patrick Gray III
Dean
Ronald L. Ziegler
Nixon
San Clemente
Calif
G. Gordon Liddy
Asso
House Committee
Wright Patman
D—Tex
Donald Segretti
Watergate
Segretti
Asst. Atty
Henry E. Petersen
Earl J. Silbert
Dwight R. Chapin
Gordon Strachan
Herbert W. Kalmbach
Jeb Stuart Magruder
E. Howard Hunt
Hunt
Colson
Moore
la Costa
Senate
Secuning
Senate Judiciary Committee
Gray
FBI
Dick Moore
John Dean
Rain Frights Coast as Storms Bring Drought and Drowning
Rain and thunderstorms hung along the Texas coast and South Texas with five deaths from the storms. A tornado touched down north of Mercedes injuring no one, while two brothers, 8 and 6, drowned near San Antonio in a rain swollen ditch. Coast Guard searched for a Port Aransas family missing after a boat wreck in Corpus Christi Bay, with Debbie Mothershed recovered. Rain totals varied from 1.06 to 3.40 inches across several cities as forecasters warned of more showers and west Texas storms tonight. Temperature ranged from 63 to 78 across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Texas
Mercedes
Rio Grande Valley
Derrick Nixon
William Nixon
San Antonio
Coast Guard
Port Aransas
Corpus Christi Bay
Debbie Mothershed
Craig
Craig Jr
Alice
Victoria
McAllen
Corpus Christi
Austin
Eagle Pass
Freeport
Big Bend
West Texas
Dalhart
Panhandle
Brownsville
Red Cross swimming classes continue at Fair Park pool
The city pool at Fair Park hosts ongoing Red Cross swimming classes with certificates and 30 cent level patches plus 50 cent life saving patch options. Adults join morning and evening sessions as instructor Andy Stephens emphasizes survival swimming and disaster readiness under the Red Cross mission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Teague
Fair Park
Andy Stephens
The
Red Cross
Community event notes and attendees listed
The report notes last year’s work and thanks to McClendon for installation service. Lion Queen Kathy Morey attended along with guests Mrs Cheek and daughter Carla Mrs Castleberry and Bob Lowery of Dallas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McClendon’s
Kathy Morey
Cheek
Carla
Castleberry
Bob Lowery
Dallas
Parochial schools fear tax reform impact on funding
The bill sits with the House Ways and Means Committee amid tax reform talks. Church leaders warn reductions may threaten parochial schooling while some propose tuition abolition and directing donations to churches as tax deductible support. The discussion ties to broader fiscal policy and school funding debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judicial Branch
House
Ways and Means Committee
Walter Toner
Washington State Independent Schools
Maura McDonald
Archdiocese of
Santa Fe
N.M
William Novicky
Cleveland
Stephens Gist Families Hold Reunion at Fair Park
The Stephens Gist Reunion drew many relatives to Fair Park Auditorium in Childress over a weekend. Attendees included W. C. Gist Sundown and numerous Gist, Stephens, and allied families from Sundown Plainview Wichita Falls Post Monahans Canadian Mesquite Pampa Kermit Hobbs Lubbock Lubbock and surrounding Texas communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Childress
Stephens-Gist
Fair Park
W. C. Gist
W. L. Gist
Sundown
A. T. Finch
Plainview
Jack Bohannon
Clyde Stephens
Wichita Falls
J. W. Gist
Sherry Owen
Post
Leo Stephens
Monahans
Thomas Price
Fluvanna
Bobby Ward
Memphis
Bill Bohannon
Dude Speed
Francis Speed
Kirk Garrison
Adrian
Jim Baker
McClain
Jimmie James
Paducah
B. L. Gist
Fort Worth
Walter Stephens
Mesquite
Mary Sue Stephens
Thorton
Austin Stephens
Wills Point
Wayne Gist
Denison
Walter Stephens Jr
Gary Rothwell
Lynn Stephens
Carl White
Johnnie Mathis
Lubbock
Kenneth Steward
Ellis Knight
Jack Gist
Iowa Park
David Gist and
Hobbs, New Mex
Dollar Plunges as Gold Rises on Trade Data
On Western European markets the dollar fell to a record low near 2.5350 West German marks in Frankfurt while gold surged over four dollars an ounce after the U.S. Commerce Department reported a May foreign trade deficit of 157.9 million dollars. The dollar also weakened in London and Paris as gold strengthened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
U.S
Frankfurt
Paris
U.S. Commerce Department
United States
Beef producers seek relief as costs squeeze margins
Beef prices stay higher than poultry while grain costs surge. Cattlemen like Jack Carruthers warn profits shrink and production may fall if the government does not ease controls. Affected by the DES ban, feed costs rise and plants cut back, with some recovery planned in weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Carruthers
Friona
Tex
China
Soviet Union
Johnny Summerour
Nortex Feed Yards
Dalhart
American National Cattlemen's Association
Carruthers
Jim Humphries
Pitch Fork Land and Cattle Co
Guthrie
Humphries
Food and Drug Administration
Dave LaFluer
Missouri Beef Packers
Plainview
Midwest
LaFleur
Johnny Summerout
Development Tests Set for July 6 7
David R. Anderson of Childress High School will administer General Educational Development tests on July 6 and 7. This is the last test session this year as materials must be returned by July 13 1973 to the national agency. Successful testers will receive a High School Equivalency Certificate from the Texas Education Agency. Interested persons should contact Anderson at the high school or the superintendent’s office before July 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David R. Anderson
Childress High School
Texas Education Agency
Anderson
May 1973 Traffic Fatalities by Texas Counties
Seven accidents caused 25 deaths and 329 injuries in May 1973, with figures down slightly from the previous year. Gray led with five deaths, followed by Lubbock with four and several counties each reporting two or one fatalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gray
Lubbock
Bailey and
Hartley
Castro, Knox
Montague
Palo Pinto
Randall
Swisher
Wise
Young
Connally praised as Texas political god by Jaycees
Austin businessman Lewis Timberlake told 10 000 Jaycee delegates at the 53rd national convention that Texan John Connally could win 80 percent of Texas votes if he ran for president. He lauded Connally as the most knowledgeable honest statesman and noted party switch would not hurt him in Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Minn
John Connally
Austin
Lewis Timberlake
Texas
Timberlake
Connally
White House POW Banquet Digest Highlights Watergate Focus
A digest from the White House summarizes returns of war prisoners and events, with wide coverage of Watergate. Patrick J. Buchanan oversees the digest, joined by Lyndon Mort Allin who edits and compiles entries. The summaries aim for thoroughness and objectivity, though often bone dry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Richard Nixon
Watergate
Indochina
Patrick J. Buchanan
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Nixon
Lyndon Mort Allin
U.S. News & World Report
Fire arson suspected after second story bar blaze
Investigators say the Sunday night fire raced through the bar’s second story and arson is being strongly considered though police deny active suspects. Fire officials noted the rapid spread and suggested a deliberate ignition as a possibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William McCrossen
Also Mentioned on This Page
Morris Higley
Rotary International
Memphis Rotary Club
William T. Collier
Baylor Medical Hospital
Frank Mitchell
Joe Patrick
Wilson, Oklo
Billy Prentice
W.E. Stephens
Claude Branton
A. E. Stephens
Wellington
Hollis
American Red Cross
Bloodmobile
K. Wilcoxson
Avenue B
Nat
Allin
United Press International
Washington Post
New York Times
Manolo Sanchez
Buchanan
the Times
Playboy
Village Voice
Lisagor
Sidey
Peter Lisagor
Chicago Daily News
Hugh Sidey
Time
Big John
God
Goodby
Harris County Sheriff's Office
Grand Jury
Austin, Tex
John White
White
Cambodia
Georges Pompidou
Lone Star Gas Co
Lone Star
Louis B. Haley
Frisco
Haley
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