Texas man sues Cabell over letter on deputy killings
Tomas Rodriguez sues U S Rep Earle Cabell for 300 000 alleging damages from a letter the congressman circulated about the February 19 1971 killings of three deputies. U S warplanes hit antiaircraft defenses in North Vietnam but said no damage to U S aircraft and results unclear.
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Dallas
Tomas Rodriguez
U. S
Earle Cabell
D-Tex
Saigon
U.S
North Vietnam
Mohawk Airlines F27 crashes into Albany home killing 17
An airliner on instrument approach to Albany Airport plunged into a two story home in a middle class neighborhood. 17 people died including pilot and copilot. Resident Peter Sargent and family also perished. stewardess Sandy Segair and others were hospitalized.
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Albany
N. Y
Joseph Rosen
Marcia
Lawrence
Roger
Mohawk Airlines
Sandy Segair
Rosen
Peter Sargent
Thomas O'Leary
Rosens
Mohawk Flight 405 Crashes Near Albany Airport
Flight 405 from La Guardia to Albany County broke up during instrument approach in light snow. The plane hit Washington Avenue area and broke apart, killing most aboard. Pilot Capt. Robert McAdams and copilot William E. Matthews were among the crew. NTSB sent an 11 man team to investigate.
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Washington Avenue
Federal Aviation Administration
National Transportation Safety Board
New York City
la Guardia
Albany County
Robert McAdams
South Hempstead
N. Y
William E. Matthews
Orange
N. J
FAA
Witness testifies in Berrigan conspiracy case in Harrisburg
FBI informer Boyd F. Douglas Jr. testifies that antiwar priest Philip Berrigan approved a kidnapping plan against Henry Kissinger and suggested using blanks. He said Berrigan favored destroying heat tunnels in Washington as a key objective of the plot.
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Harrisburg
FBI
Boyd F. Douglas Jr
Philip Berrigan
Henry A. Kissinger
Berrigan
Douglas
Kissinger
Washington, D. C
Bond Sales In January Show County and State Totals
Bond sales in January edged past local quota expectations in Childress County with 6,589 dollars sold, while Texas statewide January totals reached 202.3 million dollars for the year. National figures show January purchases at 521 million dollars, up 21.3 percent from a year earlier, and E to H bond exchanges totaling 28 million dollars, up 39 percent.
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Childress
Gene Frisbie
Texas
Department of the Treasury
Masons To Teach Classes During Texas Public Schools Week
Twenty three Masons will teach various classes at Childress High School as part of Texas Public Schools Week. Ceremonies include flag raisings at several schools with events listed: Scottish Rite at Childress High Monday 8 25 a m. Childress Commandery at Junior High Wednesday 8 25 a m. Blue Lodge Masons at Wilson Wednesday 10 a m. Karan Shrine Club at Lamar Elementary Wednesday 11 a m. Fezzes worn by Shrine members. Lions Rotary Jaycees and DeMolays to meet for meals at Lamar Wilson and Lamar respectively.
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Childress High School
Texas Public Schools
Rite
Childress Commandery
Blue Lodge Masons
Wilson School
Karan Shrine Club
Lamar Elementary
Shrine
Lions Club
Lamar
Rotary Club
Jaycees
Wilson
Masons
DeMolays
Meat import restraint likely rising for 1972
The Nixon administration is expected to announce next week a higher voluntary import restraint level for 1972 meat under an eight year quota formula tied to U S beef production. Officials say precise figures are guarded with guesses ranging from a one to seven percent increase over 1971 limits. Amid rising cattle and beef prices officials weigh a token expansion to allow more low quality imported beef for hamburger use.
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Washington
Nixon
U. S
Agriculture Department
Johnson
Australia
New Zealand
Residential Solicitations Open Monday
The Childress County Chapter of the American Red Cross will open its residential drive Monday. Hearrell Seales, drive chairman, said the business firm drive is still underway and doing well. Workers are urged to continue solicitations as rapidly as possible while Red Cross Month is noted.
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Childress County
The
American Red Cross
Hearrell Seales
Court Rules Hiss To Receive Pension
Washington AP Twenty four years after his indictment Alger Hiss won a court suit against the government and says the victory vindicates him. A three judge federal court ruled that Hiss is entitled to a government pension and held the government acted unconstitutionally in denying retirement benefits for six years. He is now 67 and living in New York.
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Washington
Alger Hiss
Hiss
New York
State Department
Richard M. Nixon
Elmer Baum Sued Over Infant Diagnosis in Texas
Frank and Lupe Huerta of Round Rock filed a civil suit in 53rd District Court Austin against Dr. Elmer Baum former State Democratic Chairman seeking 23000 in compensatory damages and 50000 in exemplary damages for their son. The action alleges a Georgetown physician misdiagnosed appendicitis and Baum pressed the abdomen declaring the boy had no appendix and caused harm.
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Austin, Tex
Round Rock
Elmer Baum
Democratic
Frank
Lupe Huerta
Austin
Georgetown
Frank Huerta Jr
Baum
53Rd District
Indefinite Delay for Kleindienst in Senate Hearing
The Senate Judiciary Committee presses on with the Kleindienst nomination as key witness Mrs. Dita Beard remains missing amid FBI searches in Denver. Sen. Kennedy urges continued hearings until Beard testifies on ITT antitrust settlements tied to GOP convention funding.
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Washington
Senate Judiciary Committee
Richard G. Kleindienst
Dita D. Beard
International Telephone & Telegraph Corp
FBI
Denver
Edward M. Kennedy
Dmass
ITT
San Diego
Beard
James O. Eastland
D-Miss
Eastland
Nixon
Bob Wilson
San Diego Union
Sharp Involves Top Politicians in Bribery Case
Defense in the Gus Mutscher bribery conspiracy trial read a July 1969 telephone record listing prominent names including State Treasurer Jesse James Atty Gen Crawford Martin Houston Mayor Louie Welch astronauts Pete Conrad James Lovell and Alan Shepard. Witness Sharon Gillon testified about six calls between Sharp and Mutscher and noted Sharp controlled National Bankers Life. The record also ties Rep. Tommy Shannon and Rush McGinty to Sharp, with notes of a Rice Hotel meeting and stock deals yielding profits.
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Associated Press
Abilene
Sharon Gillon
Sharp
Mutscher
Houston
Tommy Shannon
Fort Worth
Rush McGinty
Gilleon
Rice Hotel
National Bankers Life
John Kragley
Meeting on Briscoe Organization Set for Tuesday
An organizational meeting of Dolph Briscoe workers is called for 6 30 p m Tuesday at Chaparral Restaurant. Bill Blackburn, chairman, announced a dutch treat dinner at 6 30 p m with the meeting starting at 7 30 p m Attendees are urged to join at 7 30 p m if dinner is not possible.
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Dolph Briscoe
Bill Blackburn
Drawings for Ballot Places Set for Wednesday
City election ballot placements to be drawn at 2 p m in city hall. All candidates invited to attend, city manager Louis Sally said.
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Louis Sally
Meeting on Baseball Set for Today
Persons interested in the summer baseball program are invited to attend a 2 p.m. meeting at the city hall. The principal business is to elect a new president, Ed Leary, who requests resignation. All parents and officials from last year are urged to attend.
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Wayland Wright
Ed Leary
Wright
Nixon Blast But No Nixon in New Hampshire Rally
In Manchester New Hampshire Republican boosters staged a Nixon absent rally featuring Nelson Rockefeller and others while Senator George McGovern in the Democratic camp claimed a potential upset in the Tuesday presidential primary.
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Manchester
N. H
Nixon
New Hampshire
George McGovern
Lionel Hampton
Lanie Kazan
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Henry Cabot Lodge
Saigon
Rockefeller
Dick Nixon
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Kleindienst
Mitchell
Briscoe
Inter City Meeting of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs
Jo Ann Clements
Plainview
BAPW
Bertha Volkman
Bowie
District 10
Mes
Mildred, Packer
Mamie Green
Center
Right
Anne Carter
Childress Club
Miss Clements
Estart
Pentagon
Jerry A. Friedheim
Defense
Melvin R. Laird
Ave. E
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