Texas Guardsmen jump with regular Army air assault unit
Third in a series follows Central Texas Airborne National Guardsmen as they train with the 82nd Airborne at Fort Bragg North Carolina. The article explains the purpose of linking guardsmen and regular army troops for readiness and rapid response in crisis scenarios.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas National Guard
Fort Bragg
North Carolina
Texas Guard
Texas
Fort Bragg Military Reservation
Texas National Guardsmen
North
Caroline
U. S. Army
2Nd Airborne Division
U. S
Wilson
82Nd Air
Civic to Hear Talk On Money
Clifton Civic Improvement Society will host Mrs. Carroll McReynolds financial consultant with First Federal Savings and Loan Association of Waco as guest speaker at 3 p.m. Wednesday January 6 in City Hall dining room. Her topic is Whats It Worth to You the value of the American economic system. Members urged to attend. Hostesses named for January meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll McReynolds
Federal Savings and Loan Association of
Waco
Clifton Civic Improvement Society
City Hall
McReynolds
Harry J. Lewis
Lewis
Jean Lewis
Waco High School
University of Texas In
Austin
Baylor University
Southwestern Graduate School of Banking
Southern Methodist University
Dallas
Foundation For Economic Education
Merril, Lynch, Fierce, Fenner and Smith
New York City
Baylor
Civic Society
Lesle B. Vance
W. C. Windham
Jim B. Smith
Jim Standefer
Berta Standefer
Watch Meeting at Lanes Chapel ends year at New Year
The annual Watch Meeting is set for Thursday night and Friday December 31 and January 1 at Lanes Chapel. Attendees may come any time Thursday night. The first Sunday of the month singing is scheduled for Sunday January 3 from 2 to 4 p.m.
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Lanes Chapel
Amundsons Send Cliftonians Update on Marsha Berger
Letter from Helen Amundson of Clifton to The Record describes ten year old Marsha Berger recovering in Galveston after a home accident. She notes absence of Shrine Burns Institute space, Marsha’s admission to John Sealy Hospital, and ongoing treatment with relatives hoping for New Year progress.
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Marsha Berger
Shriners
Clifton
Shrine Burns Institute
Galveston
Burns Hospital
John Sealy Hospital
John Sealy
Dan
Helen) Amundson
Amundsons
Sam
Record
Clifton Record
Marsha
Clifton's Sales Tax Share Tops 9,900 for Third Quarter
Clifton's city sales tax payment for July through September totals 9,968.50 as part of a statewide 36.5 million rebate to about 500 Texas cities. The 1 percent city tax plus 3.25 percent state tax funds are collected and charged a handling fee, with Clifton ranking high among similar sized Texas cities for retail volume. Other area payments include Valcones Heights 111,155 and Copperas Cove 23,774.
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Clifton
Clitton
Texas
Valcones Heights
Belton
Copperas Cove
Gatesville
Groesbeck
Groveton
LAX
Cub Cagers Prep to Meet Meridian Tourney Hosts
Clifton basketball teams head into the Meridian Tournament with both boys and girls varsity squads opening play against Meridian on December 30 31 and January 1. The girls play at 7 30 p m and the boys at 8 45 p m in Meridian. The Cubs eye district play starting January 5 at Connally with a 3 5 record for the girls and 1 5 for the boys. Clifton adds Crawfills Gap games on Friday January 8 and opening district action January 7 at McGregor for the Cubs.
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Clifton
Cub
Meridian
Yellow Jacket
Lee Stanley
Connally
Crawfills Gap
Glen Rose
Itasca
Valley Mills
Whitney
Two Clifton Boys Earn Eagle Scout Ranks at Court of Honor
Kenneth Barnett and Robbie Brown were awarded the Boy Scout Eagle Badges at a Court of Honor held at the First Baptist Church in Clifton. The event featured guest speaker Seth L. Wetcher Jr. and messages stressing the responsibility of Eagle Scouts to help others.
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Robbie Brown
Kenneth Barnett
Clifton
Leon Smith
Clifton High School
First Baptist
Clifton Boy Scout Troop
The
Clifton Lions Club
Paul F. Barnett
Joz K K. Brown
Gary Walsieben
Maudie Pearl Ragsdale
Baylor University
Waco
Boy Scouts
Ricky Brown
Russell Hall
Jack P. Campbell
Dallas
Miss Ragsdale
C. W. Christian
First Baptist Church
Seth L. Wetcher, Jr
Witcher
Kenneth
Hopine
Scout Watch
Ronnie Barnett
Hovine
Kerry Watson
Ihe
Barnett
Mr. Watson
Alden G. Barber
North Brunswick
New Jersey
Carpenter Swenson Dies in Car Wreck Near Clifton
John Weldon Swenson of San Antonio was killed in a Friday night or Saturday morning crash when his car went off Farm Road 56 into Childress Creek in Bosque County. Funeral services were held Monday at Cluitton Funeral Home Chapel with interment in Cluitton Cemetery. pallbearers were members of Seimer Erickson Pest 322 of the American Legion in Clifton.
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Cluitton Funerals Home
John Weldon Swenson
San Antonio
E. H. Knitt
Cluitton Cemetery
Seimer Erickson Pest 322
American Legion
Clifton
Swenson
Childress Creek
Bosque County
Valley Mills
Lake Whitney
Coyote
1971 Expected to Be Better Year Than 1970
Babson forecasts 1971 will show improvement in the economy as labor disputes ease and credit tightness fades. The piece notes potential risks from steel labor conflicts and ongoing inflation while predicting a more active Nixon administration to curb cost push inflation.
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Teamsters
United Auto Workers
UAW
General Motors
Nixon
Economists Expect Nixon to Lead Inflation Control Effort
Economists foresee a more active Nixon administration role in curbing inflation amid wage price pressures. Labor gains from auto contracts and Teamsters increases push up costs while profits squeeze firms to raise prices. Fed easing and a rising budget deficit add risk, with Babson's projecting a 15 billion dollar shortfall for 1971 and a sizeable 1972 deficit likely.
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Nixon
Teamsters
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Clirton
N. C
Fort Hood
Brass
Cliftonians
Santa
Cub Cagers
John Swenson
Bapson
Roger W. Babson
Publishers Financial Bureau
Babson's Reports Inc
Wellesley Hills
Mass
Republican Party
Babson’s Re
Treasury
Babson’s Reports
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