Hospital ADMITS AND DISCHARGES LIST
Hospital notes show admissions including Mrs. Gus McDaniel. Irless Brooks of Paducah. Mrs. Robert Johnson. and discharges for Mrs. W. B. Conway. Mrs. George Ralston. Mrs. Ted Jones. Mrs. Troy Rogers. Mrs. J. B. Webster. William F. Bostick. Kimbra Dorsett. G. C. Ashley. and Mrs. Virgie Staggs of Estelline.
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Gus McDaniel
Irless Brooks
Paducah
Robert Johnson
W. B. Conway
George Ralston
Ted Jones
Troy Rogers
J. B. Webster
William F. Bostick
Kimbra Dorsett
G. C. Ashley
Virgie Staggs
Estelline
Local ladies travel for medical check up in Amarillo
Locals Mrs. Travis McCain and Mrs. Bobby Holtzclaw were in Amarillo Thursday for Mrs. Holtzclaw to have a medical check up. Mrs. Jerry Hampton has been visiting in Abilene for a few days.
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Travis McCain
Bobby Holtzclaw
Amarillo
Holtzclaw
Jerry Hampton
Abilene
Van Bearden Seeks Treatment at Scott and White Clinic
Van Bearden is in Temple for medical treatment at the Scott and White Clinic. The move underscores ongoing care activities and the patient’s connection to the Temple medical community.
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van Bearden
Temple
Scott and White Clinic
Texas Senate set to hear reform measures this week
The Texas Senate Judiciary Committee will hear two reform bills on Tuesday, including lobby control and delaying trials by legislators. The House has already passed the lobby control bill. Senate hearings will also address recalling two ex-Gov. Preston Smith nominees to the Vending Commission. The session covers labor relations, alcoholic beverages on beaches, predator control aircraft use, handgun registration, machine gun possession, and the state family code.
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Guy Barnett
R. L. Bounds
Senate State Affairs Committee
Department of Labor Relations
House Environmental Affairs Committee
House
Jurispordence Committee
House Judiciary Committee
Generous donations tied to Humphrey bid and Nixon notes
A donor gave 300000 to Humphrey’s presidential bid and later 305000 in a note to Nixon people, which was sold to a bank at a discount. The note was not paid, the committee repaid the bank and canceled the note, while Nixon funds showed 4.7 million on hand and 246000 in January February after the election.
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Hubert H. Humphrey
Nixon
Duncan
Office of Federal Elections
Weather Drenches State Amid Storms Older Report
Severe storms swept much of the state Friday with hail in many areas. Showers continued in the eastern two-thirds with cooler temps anticipated elsewhere. Forecasters expect slow improvement though eastern portions and the Coastal Plains may stay unsettled.
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Texas
Odessa
Fort Davis
Cayanoosa
Equal Rights Fight Divides States and Nation
A series of excerpts shows support and opposition to the Equal Rights Amendment in Massachusetts Tennessee and Maine. Legislators argue ERA would unify law eliminating sex discrimination while risking conflicts with state alimony social security and child support rules. The debate cites juror exemptions and future timelines for ratification.
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Massachusetts
Tennessee
Nashville, Tenn
U.S
Lib
United States
Boston
Maine
Commonwealth
Associated Press
Lawmakers Review State Ethics Bill Amid Debates
The proposed bill would require full financial disclosure for public officials including large business holdings and executive employment while sealing other financial data with a 12 member ethics commission to be drawn from judges. Provisions carry penalties up to five years in prison and a $15 000 fine. Reps Bales and Nugent split over the bill with Black Legislative Caucus opposing it as insufficient for transparency. Speaker Price Daniel Jr. supports reform but will study the final form before comment.
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State Ethics Commission
Larry Bales
DC Austin
Nugent
Senate
Bales
Price Daniel Jr
Allen acknowledges routing 89,000 to Nixon fund through Mexico
In a letter to Maurice Stans, Allen identifies himself as the source of 89,000 in checks for the Committee for the Re-Election of the President from a Mexico City lawyer. The funds moved through G. Gordon Liddy to Bernard Barker, tying to the Watergate break in at the Democratic National Committee. Liddy and Barker face sentencing after pledges and convictions. the case is under Senate investigation. Allen later asked for a refund of the total 100,000, citing embarrassment and privacy concerns.
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Allen
Maurice Stans
Mexico City
G. Gordon Liddy
Miami
Bernard L. Barker
Liddy
Barker
Democratic National
Senate
Stans
Mexico
House Banking and Currency Committee
Navy War Update and Ballot Drive Amid Global Tensions
Military authorities say search efforts lack a timeline as about 1300 U.S. servicemen are missing in action. Grumman planes will cost about 50 percent above the original contract, with secretary Warner noting 16.8 million per F114. Argentina reports 14 million voters cast ballots in a push to restore democracy amid nine presidential candidates’ campaigns ending.
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U.S
Washington
Grumman Aerospace Corp
Pentagon
Secretary of the Navy
John W. Warner
Buenos Aires
Argentina
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Preston
Haltom City
Tex
Rock Island Railroad
Fort Worth
Amy Province
Johnny
Dorothy
John B. Connally
Republican Party
Anne Armstrong
Dallas
Leslie Janice Ward
Highland Park
Austin, Tex
House Rules Committee
Victoria
Quebec
America
Graham
Doug Morton
Sam Carmack
Carl Denny
Childress
Judy White
Nancy McKee
Hargrave's
Circle N Cleaners
Vogue
Sen
Brown Mayres
Loss Pines
THE
Vietnam
Downey
Richard Fecteau
Lynn
Mass
Manchuria
Peking
Fecteau
Mrs. Donovan
Rocky the Flying Squirrel
Granny
Tweetie and Sylvester
Kleindienst
Congress
White House
Camp David
R. D. Cagle
Chamberlain Pactor CO
Clarendon
Perry
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