Carrizo Springs moves to end old racial divides in town
In Carrizo Springs Texas Mexican Americans gain political power as Rufino Cabello, a 28 year old lawyer, becomes mayor. He fires the Anglo police chief and utilities head, appoints Chicanos to key posts, and vows to uplift Chicano prosperity while pursuing town-wide dignity. The shift targets housing on the east side Bajio and aims to integrate the cemetery after decades of segregated graves.
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Tom Tiede
Carrizo Springs
Tex
NEA
Smith, Nelson
Henry ‘White
Lopez
Rodriguez
Suan
South Texas
Old West
Rufino Cabello
Dalla Perez
Noy
Cabello
Albert Smith
Francisco Garcia
Hallo
Corre Telegram Imperfect Address Change Notice
Community newspaper item notes subscription rates and a change of address instruction for readers in Columbus Nebraska and surrounding counties. Listed rates include 100 per year in Columbus and nearby counties and 15.90 per year elsewhere. Readers are urged to inform the local postmaster of address changes promptly.
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Portaca
Columba Hetraska
Cerrlar
Columbus
Bermann
Mell Ih Plalle
Boone, Suilor
Corfex
Mercick
Norrie
Polk
Sit Sla
Nebrasea
Surembara
Postmasien
Columbus Yalearam
Myron Q. Diouhy Dies After Traffic Crash
Omaha musician Myron C. Diouhy, 41, died from injuries from a Sept. 8 traffic collision when his car was struck broadside by a grain truck driven by Robert B. Ranorst, 24, of Princeton Neb. Witnesses said Diouhy pulled in front of the truck after stopping at a junction with no stop signs. Funeral arrangements were pending at Kucera Hozanek Chapel in Schuyler.
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Omaha
UPH
Myron C. Diouhy
Robert EB. Ranorst
Princeton
Neb
Diauly
Schuyler
Profit taking must be made unprofitable
Washington column voices skepticism about profit taking hurting the 1970 economic upturn. It cites stock market analyses showing rallies nipped by profit takers, jokes about a conspiracy, and quotes from a Securities and Exchange Commission source on constitutional rights, money circulation, and federal policy as limits on curbing the practice.
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Dick West Washington
UPI
Wall Street
Stock Exchange
Paiit
Nixon Administratof
Securilies and Exchange Commission
Federal Reserve Board
Nandal
Rainy spell leaves Nebraska road projects largely on track
Widespread rains across Nebraska caused no serious delays in 159 road projects under way, says Department of Roads deputy O W Johnson. Rainful weather trimmed a few days from paying, resurfacing, and grading work, but contractors plan to accelerate schedules to recover lost time.
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Lincoln
UPI
Department of Roads
O.W. Johnson
Johnson
Humphrey and Jackson Hold Off Antiwar Challengers in Primaries
Incumbents Humphrey and Jackson prevailed in Tuesday primaries amid black antiwar challengers. Tydings narrowly won renomination in Maryland after strong gun group opposition. Several veteran congressmen fell, including Philbin in Massachusetts and Fallon in Maryland, while Pastore and Kennedy easily won renomination.
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United Fresh Internationals
Hubert H. Humphrey
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
Joseph D. Tydings
Maryland
Massachusetts
Minnesota
Washington
Oklahoma
Rhode Island
Philip J. Philbin
House
Robert F. Drinan
U.S
Vietnam
George Fallon
House Public Works Committee
Paul Sarbanes
Tydings
Jackson
John C. Pastore
D-R.1
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Humphrey
Karl Craig Jr
Nixon
MacGregor
Clark
Carl Maxey
Maxey
Charles’ Blicker
George P. Mahoney
National Rifle Asssociation
Tyding
Mezvinsky blames Hardin for dumping corn reserves
Washington IowaCongressional candidate Edward Mezvinsky accuses Agriculture Secretary Clifford Hardin of bowing to big grain interests by releasing national corn reserves into a weak market ahead of the new crop. He argued no emergency exists and warned prices would rise for farmers and businesses in the corn belt.
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Washington, Iowa
UPL
Edward Mezvinsky
Clifford M. Hardin
Iowa City Democrat
Washington County Jaycees
Meavinsky
Mezvinsky
USDA
Birth in Spalding County Hospital
Albion couple Mr. and Mrs. Russell Evans welcome a daughter born Sunday in Boone County Hospital weighing six pounds.
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Albion
Russell Evans
Spalding
Boone County Hospital
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33Rd Avenue
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