Aubrey Henley Elected President of Engineering Geologists
Aubrey D. Henley of Dallas was elected President of the Association of Engineering Geologists for 1972 at its Portland Oregon annual meeting. Other officers named were Frank W. Wilson Vice President Samuel C. Sargent Secretary and Gordon E. Cordes Treasurer.
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The
Association of Engineering Geologists
Portland
Oregon
Aubrey D. Henley
Dallas
Association
Frank W. Wilson
Lawrence
Kansas
Samuel C. Sargent
Arlington
Virginia
Gordon E. Cordes
Floressant
Missouri
United States
Henley
Mason-Johnson and Associates of
Southern Methodist University
Dallas Geological Society
Geological Society of America
Diphtheria Drops San Antonio Diphtheria Rates Soar
Health officials report a 75 percent drop in San Antonio diphtheria cases in 1971 with 54 illnesses and one death, down from 2010 and three deaths in 1970. Immunization clinics served 577 917 people as the outbreak waned.
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San Antonio
Tex
Political Calendar candidates listed for Democratic primary
The Childress Index announces candidates for public office subject to May Democratic primary. Names include Jack Hightower Vernon for State Senator 30th District. Tom Christian Claude and Ed Leary Childress for State Representative 66th. Judge Robert E Montgomery Memphis. District Attorney John M Deaver Wellington Jack Boone Paul Spillman. County Attorney Clarence L Carter. Sheriff J B Benham. Tax Assessor Collector Fromm. Commissioner Precinct 1 Guy Moseley. Precinct 3 Kermitt Waters Grady L Stamps Wilmer R Rutledge.
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Childress Index
City Races Chief of Police Alvis Maddox Don McKinney
Two candidates vie for the city police chief post as Alvis Maddox and Don McKinney enter the race. Residents monitor endorsements, policy plans, and leadership credentials ahead of the upcoming mayoral primary.
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Chief OF Police
Alvis Maddox
Don McKinney
Thanks for Bloodmobile Support and FFA Appreciation
The letter expresses gratitude to Sharon Smotherman and many volunteers who staffed a Red Cross Bloodmobile, praising 60 donors and the organizers. It also thanks Mr. Higley for coverage, and the Childress FFA chapter thanks for publicity during National FFA Week, signed by Neil Barber T.W. Kidwell Bruce Inman.
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Higley
Sharon Smotherman
Blood Program
Jack Fox
R.N
Postal Employees’ Wives
Tell Hdc
Red Cross
Butler
Westenburg
Jan
Ihe
Jim Moody
Dwayne McKee
Jerry Gressett
Mr. Higley
Childress Chapter
The
Future Farmers of America
Neil Barber
T.W. Kidwell
Bruce Inman
Measurement and body modification among Caiapo Indians
The article notes that traditional yard measures relied on the distance from nose tip to outstretched hand. It also describes Caiapo practice of enlarging lower lips by inserting a wooden plate to intimidate enemies.
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Brazil
Barnes Talks One Game, Plays Another
Lt. Gov. Ben Barnes faces Republican contrasts over welfare reform in Houston. State Sen. Henry C. Grover accuses Barnes of liberal behavior despite conservative rhetoric, noting a 1969 amendment Barnes supported to remove welfare spending limits. Grover calls for tougher welfare oversight and accountability.
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Houston
Ben Barnes
Henry C. Grover
Barnes
Senate
Grover
Houston Jaycees
State Welfare Department
State B&PW President Speaks At Inter-City Dinner
Miss Jo Ann Clements of Plainview, State B&PW President, urged members to advance through education and preparation at the inter-city dinner in First United Methodist Church. Guests included District Nine Director Mildred Tucker and Bowie’s Bertha Volkman.
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Jo Ann Clements
Plainview
First United Methodist Church
Miss Clements
B&pw
Mamie Green
Mildred Tucker
District Nine
Bertha Volkman
Bowie
Anne Carter
Green
Mmes
Velma Trigg
Verlene Turner
Louise Leach
Frances Ballew
Bea Robinson
Mattie Lou Meinner
Texas
Christine Menefee
Quanah
Wellington
Vernon
Wichita Falls
Childress
Turner
Aubra Hawkins
Christine Williams
Julia Browning
John Browning
Viola
Maintenance man surveys burned hotel sign in El Paso
In El Paso Texas a maintenance worker inspects a hotel sign after reporting burned-out bulbs. A separate AP item notes Sykesville Correctional Laundry Camp basketball team winning a game but its assistant coach Isaiah Brown Jr. 40 escaped during the event. He is serving a term for armed robbery. Johnson and Mrs Carter presided over club meetings in Vernon and Wellington.
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el Paso
Tex
Woodstock
Sykesville
Issiah Brown Jr
Brown
Film Notes: Abdication to Star Christina Tale in New York
AP reports Robert Fryer to produce The Abdication directed by Anthony Harvey about Queen Christina of Sweden and her conversion in 1654 with Fryer last year linked to Mame. Johnny Crawford to lead The Naked Ape for Universal with 20 roles etc. Filmed in Morocco for Two People, now Universal. Katselas to direct Forty Carats for Hollywood next summer after Butterflies Are Free.
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NEW York
Christina
Sweden
Robert Fryer
Anthony Harvey
Fryer
Harvey
Johnny Crawford
Chuck Connors
Universal
Crawford
Desmond Morris
Morocco
Richard DeRoy
Columbia Pictures
Katselas
Hollywood
Milton Katselas
Mike Frankovich
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Fort Worth- Dallas
International Association
Garland Way, Inc
Citizens Action Committee of
Garland
St. Matthew
Burke
Pete
J. F. Henley
High Point
DOE Nashville
Overton County
Paul Strunk
Tennessee Game and Fish Commission
Big Bottom
Jackson County
General Electric
Essice
Hardwick Gas Ranges
Jack Hightower
Tom Christian
Claude
ED J. Leary
100Th
Robert. E. Montgomery
Memphis
John M. Deaver
Jack Boone
Paul Spillman
Clarence L. Carter
Sheriff
J.B. Benham
U.S
Guy Moseley
Kermitt Waters
Grady L. Stamps
Wilmer R. Rutledge
Pate
Main ST
Eabrik Fabric Centers
Freezer
Sander
BIG U
Gebhardt
Isco
Crisco Oil
Borden Cremora
Cremora Instant Non
Ellis
Friskies
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Palmolive
BIG
Tom Preston
Dick Preston
Lo Oz
Nabisco
United Super Market
Donald Driver
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