Hospital Notes Admitted and Discharged Names List
Hospital notes list admissions for Lela Foley E V Lele Lennie Sparkman Lillian Ralston Vickie Cook Don Johnston Glenn Carroll Andrew Brown with discharges including Jimmy Turner Frank Mitchell Dennis Brundige Danny Proffitt Patsy Rowland Mary Johnson Ima Jean Hawkins Darrell Jane Morris and C R Barnett.
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Lela Foley
E. V. Lele
Lennie Sparkman
Lillian Ralston
Vickie Cook
Don Johnston
Glenn Carroll
Andrew Brown
Jimmy Turner
Frank Mitchell
Dennis Brundige
Danny Proffitt
Patsy Rowland
Mary Johnson
Ima Jean Hawkins
Darrell Jane Morris
Treva Eblen
C. R. Barnett
Locals Visit, Travel, and a Pampa Collision
Locals list includes Mr. and Mrs. Vaughn Parrish of Boulder and Sgt. Terry Parrish with family visiting Jess Key in Oklahoma. Bobby Holtz claw traveled to Amarillo for a medical checkup. Mrs Slaton involved in a Sunday auto crash near Clarendon sent to Northwest Texas Hospital. In Pampa funeral services were held for Jolene and Debra Keel, two teenage sisters killed in a two car collision near Pampa. several Keel relatives attended.
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Vaughn Parrish
Boulder, Colo
Sgt
Terry Parrish
Kimberly
Stephanie
California
Bobby Holtzclaw
Amarillo
G. C. Slaton
Pampa
Jolene
Debra Keel
Roy Wygal
W. O. Keel
L. V. Keel
Cindy Keel
Letter to the editor questions Harris story fairness
Mrs. Lewis Kanagy writes to Mr. Higley defending Terry Harris and arguing the front page report overstated three marijuana charges. She claims the grand jury has not indicted him in two cases and urges printing the full story to avoid public impression of guilt.
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Mr. Higley
Terry Harris
Gilley
Police Department
Lewis Kanagy
Los Angeles
Sharif Bishara Sirhan
Sirhan B. Sirhan
Sharif
Golda Meir
Sirhan
FBI
Sirhan Sirhan
San Quentin
Robert F. Kennedy
Shaft Marks Site of Charter Oak Tree in Hartford
The Charter Oak tree in Hartford Connecticut, famed hiding place of the early Colonists charter, was blown down in a 1856 windstorm. A granite shaft now marks the spot where it stood.
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Charter
Hartford
Conn
Carr Defends Self in Final Sharpstown Trial Phase
Former Texas attorney general Waggoner Carr urged jurors that the government built its fraud case with imagination as his Sharpstown bank scandal trial neared closure in federal court. He attacked prosecutors and cited co‑defendant Joe Novotny and Frank Sharp, asserting bad investments and reliance on others led to the case.
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Godfrey Anderson
Associated Press
Dallas
Texas Atty
Waggoner Carr
Government
Carr
Sharpstown Bank
Washington
Robert Mahoney
Justice Department
Mary Kaiser
Securities and Exchange Commission
Joe Novotny
Joe Novo
NBL
RIC, Inc
RIC
Novotny
Sharp
U.S
Frank McCown
Frank Sharp
Texas Insurance
John Osorio
Austin
Osorio
Jerry Birdwell
Mahoney
Houston
Frank W. Sharp
Joe P. Novotny
Emmett Colvin Jr
Colvin
National Bankers Life Insurance Co
US farm price trends and trial under jurors’ gaze
USDA reports show Illinois price levels around 60 dollars per 100 pounds for hogs and 42 dollars for slaughter lambs, hitting near record highs year over year. In a separate trial, Carr and Osorio face jurors over alleged fraud in a National Bankers Life case, with potential decades in prison and hefty fines, while Novotny awaits separate resolution.
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Illinois
USDA
White House
Viet Nam cease fire blamed for delaying troop withdrawal
Nam asserts the cease fire and protocol exclude POW releases to other Indochina countries. He calls the American demand illogical and aimed at delaying U.S. troop withdrawal from South Vietnam. Viet Cong refuse to hand over 21 POWs planned for release. The U.S. cites an understanding with Hanoi on Laos and North Vietnam prisoners. South Vietnam rejects extending the Joint Military Commission. 60 day life of the Paris peace commission ends next Wednesday.
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Nam
Provisional Revolutionary Government
Democratic Republic of Vietnam
Indochina
South Vietnam
U.S
Laos
Henry A. Kissinger
Hanoi
le Duc Tho
Kissinger
Washington
North Vietnam
Paris
United
U.S. Faces Viet Nam Cease-Fire Shift as Talks Move
U S officials privately consider extending the four party commission to ease hostilities but Saigon spokesman Lt Col Le Trung Hien says there will be no extension and a two party Saigon Viet Cong commission will meet next Thursday after the four party panel expires. West Texas endures strong winds and warm to cool readings with dust and possible showers as a cool front advances.
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States
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
U.S
le Trung Hien
Saigon Command
Saigon
West Texas
New Mexico
Pecos River
el Paso
Amarillo
Wink
Fort Worth
Brownsville
McAllen
Rio Grande Valley
Dalhart
Nixon Plays Piano Late at White House Quietly
President Nixon has started midnight piano sessions in the White House family quarters and boosts his hi fi volume, per Mrs. Nixon who says loud listening relaxes him. She donated nearly 2,000 recordings to form a White House library.
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Washington
Nixon
White House
Lawmaker pushes legal charity lotteries in Texas ballot
Senate sponsor A R Schwartz proposes constitutional change to authorize lotteries for churches religious societies veterans groups and other nonprofits. If approved by legislature the measure would place the question on the November 1974 ballot with profits spent by the organizations on their purposes. Schwartz defends the plan as legitimate as the stock market and cites consumer oriented lotteries as more successful.
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House Committee
Gnat
Mathematica
Harvard
Yale
Dartmouth
Princeton
New Hampshire
New York
A. R. Schwartz
D.galveston
Schwartz
Associated Press
Atty
Crawford Martin
Texas
Senate
House
Metz Wins Winter Golf Playoff In Brandt Event
Craig Metz of New Smyrna Beach Florida edged Joe Campbell of Nashville Tennessee by one stroke in a playoff to win the eighth winter tournament of Professional Golf Inc. standings. Dwight Nevil led the first round of the Diamondhead Golf Tournament in Mississippi with a 70 two-under par.
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Valdosta
Craig Metz
New Smyrna Beach
Fla
Joe Campbell
Nashville
Tenn
Professional Golf Inc
Bay ST. Louis
Miss
Dwight Nevil
Supreme Court delays ruling on school finance equity
Justice Burger and three Nixon appointees join Justice Stewart in deferring to legislators on disparities from local property taxes used to fund education. The decision says no constitutional right to education or federal remedy for unequal funding, while dissenters condemn the ruling as undermining equality of opportunity.
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Burger
Nixon
Potter Stewart
Rodriguez
Thurgood Marshall
Byron R. White
Texas
White
William O. Douglas
William J. Brennan Jr
Hawaii
Nixon beef price drop signals mixed supply demand forces
Nixon reports a $3 per hundredweight fall in beef as supply rises and demand falls. AMI says the change should reach grocers in a week but cannot estimate impact on grocery bills. Stein says food costs will lift March and April CPI, but declines expected later. Fielder warns inflation fight continues.
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AMI
Herbert Stein
President’s Council of Economic Advisers
Edgar R. Fielder
Treasury
Quick Quiz Q A Nobel Peace Prize Posthumous Winner
A study quiz lists Dag Hammarskjold as the sole Nobel Peace Prize recipient awarded posthumously. It notes 1899 Kentucky Derby had three horses. Manuel won with jockey F Taral.
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Dag Hammarskjold
Manuel
F. Taral
Markets slide and hopes fade as bonds, stocks shift
The Dow Jones industrial average fell 7.76 to 930.61 at noon, with declines outpacing advances on the New York Stock Exchange by over 3 to 1. Across the nation, AP filed notes on a Texas Teachers Association convention, bank lending rate moves, meat price cuts, and policy battles in Washington over rural funding and monetary reform.
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New York Stock Exchange
Washington
Hanover Trust of
New York
U.S
International Monetary Fund
United States Faces Metric System Changeover Debate
The World Almanac notes the U.S. remains non metric and not yet shifting officially. Sen Claiborne Pell estimates annual losses of 10 to 25 billion dollars due to nonalignment with world standards while Congress advances preliminary voluntary changeover legislation.
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U.S
World Almanac
Claiborne Pell
Congress
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Kidney danger signals and treatment offered at Harp Drug
An advertisement warns of functional kidney disorders with symptoms like night urination and flank pain. It promotes Bukets three tabs daily to flush kidneys and regulate passage, claiming relief within 12 hours. The notice directs readers to A L Harp Drug at 121 Main St in Childress.
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Childress Texas
Edward M. Kennedy
George C. Wallace
Massachusetts
Decatur
Ala
Wallace
Johnny Cash
Kennedy
William B. Camp
Camp
Comptroller of the Currency
Bob Suggs
The
Rangers
VFW Hall
Paducah, Texas
Atlanta
Stan Smith
Pasadena
Calif
Nikki Pilic
Yugoslavia
Akron
Ohio
Marita Redondo
Ann Kiyomura
Jimmy Connors
Pancho Castillo
Columbia
Miami
Bill Tucker
Detroit
New Orleans
New Orleans Saints
Dave Parks
Edd Hargett
Tom Stincie
Houston Oilers
Ron Billingsley
Kent Nix
Shecky Greene
Prince
My Gallant
United States
Canada
Mexico
Somerset Maugham
Paul Gauguin
Antonin Dvorak
Iowa
Spillville
Dvorak
Dan Walker
Abraham Lincoln
Springfield
Texas State Teachers Association
San Francisco
Western States Meat Packers Association
DeBakey
Criminal District
J. E. Winters
James Richard Whitten
Grand Prairie
Whitten
Austin, Tex
Dolph Briscoe
Xountze
Tex
Fred Foy Young Jr
Holbrook, Ariz
Cannon Air Force Base
Clovis
N.M
Tactical Air Command
Langley Afb
Virginia
Air Force
Cannon
Holbrook
Grand Rapids
Mich
State Department
Armin Meyer
Newark
N.J
Michael DeBakey
Baylor University Medical School
Lake Superior
A.L. Harp Drug
Main St. Childress
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