Nixon gets strong warning at Iceland summit
In Reykjavik President Pompidou warned Nixon against unilateral cuts to the 300000 US troops in Europe. The first US France summit produced tense talks on NATO, the Mideast, Vietnam, and Cambodia while ministers debated economic ties and a stable world monetary system amid differing views.
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Frank Cormier
Associated Press
Reykjavik
Iceland
Georges Pompidou
France
Nixon
America
Europe
States
William P. Rogers
Michel Jobert
Mideast
Vietnam
Cambodia
Treasury
George P. Shultz
Valery
Giscard d’Estaing
Ronald L. Ziegler
White House
Atlantic Alliance
Henry A. Kissinger
Pompidou
U.S
Kissinger
Vienna
Haldeman Denies Watergate Involvement Under Oath
H R Haldeman testified before the Senate intelligence subcommittee denying any involvement in a Watergate cover up. He told reporters he did not support direct or indirect participation and had no intent to impede the investigation. Senator McClellan called there were serious conflicts in the CIA aspects of the Watergate inquiry.
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Washington
H. R. Haldeman
Haldeman
Nixon
Intelligence
Senate Appropriations Committee
Central Intelligence Agency
Democratic National Committee
Sen
John L. McClellan
D—Ark
Pilot Killed As Mail Plane Crashes Near Tyler
Tyler Texas pilot Richard S. Khoury of Longview died when his mail plane crashed six miles northwest of Tyler shortly after requesting landing clearance. Police reported the plane went down in a brushy ranch area after clearance was granted.
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Tyler
Tex
Richard S. Khoury
Longview
Khoury
Cambodian Bombing Is Curtailed
The Pentagon says B52 raids over Cambodia have been cut by about one third due to delays in transferring funds between military accounts. Senate action on money for Cambodia could block further hostilities, as Sen. Eagleton proposes denying funds for U S. operations in Cambodia or Laos.
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Harrison Humphries
Associated Press
Washington
Pentagon
Cambodia
Congress
Senate
Sen
Thomas F. Eagleton
D—Mo
U.S
Laos
Medicare premiums rise 50 cents a month for Part B
Medicare beneficiaries will pay more for coverage starting July 1 as Part B premiums rise from 5.80 to 6.30 dollars monthly. An annual deductible increases by 10 dollars to 60 dollars, taking effect in January.
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Washington
Medicare
Skylab power loss prompts space walk proposal
Skylab astronauts and mission control faced a new power problem cutting six percent of the station’s output and curtailing experiments. Commander Charles Conrad Jr proposed sending one crew member on a space walk to free a stuck solar panel and restore power after a battery failure late Wednesday, the second of 18 to fail on orbit.
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Howard Benedict
AP Aerospace Winter Space Center
Houston
Skylab
Mission Control
Space Station
Charles Conrad Jr
Orbiting Lab
Two Teachers Named Outstanding Elementary Teachers of America
Betty White and Dolores Dugan have been chosen as Outstanding Elementary Teachers of America for 1973. Nominated by principals, they were selected for professional and civic achievements. White teaches sixth grade social studies and art, Dugan sixth grade language arts at Junior High School.
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Betty White
Dolores Dugan
White
Dugan
Former POW Plans To File Million Dollar Damage Suit
One of eight former war prisoners accuses an officer of misconduct and says he will file a $1 million damage suit. Army Spec. 4 Michael Branch was notified Monday of the action as part of the ongoing case.
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Newport
Army
Michael Branch
Hijackers drop demand raise ransom on Aruba bound Electra
In Aruba the four engine Electra carrying 85 passengers hijacked from Cali to Medellin returned after fuel ran low. Hijackers lowered demanded release of 140 prisoners but raised ransom from 200000 to 400000. 33 women and children were allowed to depart for food and medical aid leaving 56 aboard.
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Bogota
Colombia
Aruba
Caribbean
Venezuela
Lima
Peru
Cuba
Cali
Medellin
Lucena
Panama
National Liberation Army
WANTED: Produce Manager Gibson Discount Center
Job notice seeking a produce manager at Gibson Discount Center. Open to male or female applicants. Equal opportunity employer. Apply in person at the store or send resume to the regional office.
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Gibson Discount Center
Tornado Kills One In Rural Oklahoma Area
A tornado struck a rural area near Lexington Oklahoma early today killing Douglas Elmer Taylor 28 of Lexington before hospital arrival and injuring Floyd Wise 22 Cindy Wise 23 both of Lexington Charles Sherman 21 of Purcell and Francis Turn. Four mobile homes on the Mel Hatley farm were destroyed by a single funnel touching down shortly after midnight.
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John Shurr
Associated Press
Lexington, Okla
Oklahoma
Mel Hatley
Purcell
John Rollings
Purcell Memorial Hospital
Douglas Elmer Taylor
Lexington
Taylor
Floyd Wise
Cindy
Charles Sherman
Purcell and
Francis
Rolling Hills Mobile Manor Named for Childress Park Plan
The Chamber of Commerce backs a 50-unit mobile home park to ease Childress housing shortages. The facility dubbed Rolling Hills Mobile Manor may hire a $100,000 corporation with stock at $5 a share. Site and planning committees, led by Alex Saied and Gene Merrifield, name Walter Lockhoof Merrifield John Robinson Albert Bird and Saied for location duties and Don Johnston Kenneth Peitz Jack Fox Herold Kitchens Fred Folk for planning.
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Alex Saied
Chamber of Commerce
Childress
Cadillac
Mobile Home Industry
Lancer
Gene Merrifield
Chamber _ of Commerce
Merrifield
Saied
Walter Lockhoof
John Robinson
Albert Bird
Don Johnston
Kenneth Peitz
Jack Fox
Herold Kitchens
Fred Folk
Richard Bird
Vaughan Nowlin
Gene Blackwell
Glenn Buckley
Ben Woody
Earl Harwell
Ross Smith
Dick Preston
Rowden Cordell
Jim Vaughan
Hearrell Scales
Fay Eatherly
Corporation
Dela Rosa to Attend 33rd American Legion Boys State
Selistino Dela Rosa son of Mr and Mrs Selistino H Dela Rosa of Childress will join 860 Texas high school boys at the 33rd American Legion Boys State at the University of Texas Austin. He registers from Childress Post 65 on June 6 and will be assigned to one of two parties the Nationalist or the Union.
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Selistino Dela Rosa
Selistino H. Dela Rosa
Childress
Texas
American Legion
Department of Texas
University of Texas At Austin
Dela Rosa
Jesus Youth Rally Set For Sunday In Fair Park
An Up With Jesus Youth Rally will begin at 4 30 p m Sunday in Fair Park with solo and group specials by Steve Baker Kerry Wood Terry Bettis Sonya Rothwell Rhonda Cason and the First Baptist Church Youth Choir under Bill Cleveland Sermons by Bryan Crook and Don Miller Plus testimonies and youth talks If inclement weather the rally moves to Calvary Baptist Church 1209 S Nw Refreshments follow The Jesus Company sponsors the event
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Fair Park
Tommy Sims
Jesus Company
Steve Baker
Kerry Wood
Terry Bettis
Sonya Rothwell
Rhonda Cason
First Baptist Church
Bill Cleveland
Bryan Crook
Don Miller
Calvary Baptist Church
S. Nw
Sims
The
Floyd Key
Denise Barfield
Seventy Four Seniors Graduate Tonight at Childress HS
Seventy four Childress High School seniors graduate tonight at 8 p.m. in the junior high auditorium. Valedictorian Bobby Black delivers the address and Salutatorian Jennilyn Sprayberry speaks. Principal Roy Dodds distributes scholarships and awards. diplomas are presented by Claude Andrews.
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Childress High School
Childress
Bobby Black
Jennilyn Sprayberry
Roy Dodds
Howard Murchison
Claude Andrews
Joe Holland
Bobby Blackwell
Tina Fowler
Gas price hike approved by Federal Power Commission
The Federal Power Commission authorized a 73 percent rise in wellhead natural gas prices for sale to a major interstate supplier by three independent producers. The chairman warned the move could cost U S consumers up to 61 million dollars annually.
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Robert L. Campbell
Associated Press
Washington
Federal Power Commission
Texas
New England
Schouw Divorce Filed Between Laura Faye Schouw and Kim Blaine Schouw
Laura Faye Schouw files for divorce from Kim Blaine Schouw. Court action seeks dissolution of marriage and related relief in the local family court.
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Laura Faye Schouw
Kim Blaine Schouw
City Council 5 p.m. Friday meeting on paying assessment
A brief special meeting of the City Council is set for 5 p.m. Friday at city hall to discuss the paying assessment. Childress General Hospital Auxiliary meets 1 30 p.m. in the hospital cafeteria June 6 for the final meeting of the year.
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Childress
Childress Air Field
Faa
Childress General Hospital
Texas Association of Hospital Auxiliaries
Houston
Malone Hagen
Charles Christy
Candystripers
Bowling Banquet for Ladies Set at Church Hall
The annualLadies Bowling Banquet will be held at 7 p.m. Monday in the First Methodist Church. The event honors club members and guests with a program and refreshments.
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First Methodist Church
Rummage Sale At Veterans Building To Raise Repair Funds
A rummage sale starts at 8 a.m. tomorrow and runs through Saturday at the Veterans Building to raise funds for facility repairs. Beneficiaries include veterans and community members seeking affordable items and support.
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Veteran’s Building
Summer Drivers Education Enrollment Opens for Teens
Summer Drivers Education starts Wednesday June 6. Students aged 15 may enroll by contacting High School Principal Roy Dodds by Friday. Tuition is 25 dollars.
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Roy Dodds
Divorces filed in county court for Nail and Hassell
Wyvone Nail sues Clayton Nail and Hugh Dial Hassell sues Mary Johanna Burris Hassell in county court. Isaac Paul Moss pleaded guilty to DWI, fined 100 dollars plus 47 dollars costs, 15 days jail and six months probation. Forrest Bedford McCord Jr. pleaded guilty to unlawfully carrying a prohibitive weapon, fined 100 dollars plus 47 dollars costs.
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Wyvone Nail
Clayton Nail
Hugh Dial Hassell
Mary Johanna Burris Hassell
Isaac Paul Moss
Forrest Bedford McCord Jr
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Lois Stiner
Nell Rogers
Mamie Green
Bea Robinson
Colume
W. Gilbert Beers
Dr. Beers
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U.S. Jaycees
John Patterson
Alabama
Bob Richards
Wheaties Sports Foundation
Frank A. Rose
General Computing Corporation
Wil Rose
James A. Skidmore, Jr
Elvis J. Stahr
National Audubon Society
Lewis R. Tamblyn
Rural Educational Association
Jorge Lucena
Misael Pastrana
Princess Beatriz
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