Retarded Boy Found Alive in Wyoming Wilderness
Casper Wyoming United Press finds Kevin Dye an epileptic boy missing for days in Natrona County. Searchers with tracking dogs within a 20 square mile Casper Mountain area locate the boy and rush a stretcher to bring him out as Army infrared teams aid the hunt. The child reportedly had been spotted before but fled from rescuers during the search.
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Casper
Wyo
Kevin Dye
Wilds
Wyoming
Natrona County
Bill Estes
Elis
Casper Mountain
Ellis
Frich
Town Tank and Tired Troupes of Trivial Tales
A string of ill formed humor and clipped anecdotes describes neighborly gaffes and medical gibes. J B Vick is humorously cited with ear wear and a thank you note from an anonymous contributor. A doctor patient banter about illness and hypochondria punctuates the column with old time punchlines and a closing oddity about a door notice and payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reichel
Wren
Custom Agents Suspended For Taking Bribes
Nuevo Laredo dispatch says the Mexican government suspended 20 federal customs officers for taking payoffs. The move follows reports of tourists paying bribes to bypass long lines and speed through offices. Officials say the suspensions aim to curb corruption and restore order at border crossings.
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Nuevo Laredo
Mex
United States
Mexico
Guest Pastor To Hold Service At First Baptist
The Rev. Roy H. Mathison will deliver messages at 1 am and 7 pm Sunday worship at First Baptist Church. He fills the pulpit in the absence of Rev. Bob Hairston, a native of Wortham Texas who teaches Bible at Victoria College. Hairston spoke at Kingsland during the churchs 10th anniversary and plans a tour of Six Flags and Glorita Baptist Encampment during Bible Week. They will return August 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy H. Mathison
First Papist Church
Mathison
Bob. Aairston
Wortham
Texas
Victoria College
Unisity of Texas
Southwesterm Baptist Seminary
Fort Worth
Guardalipe Baptist
Liberty’ Hill
Lampasas
Marston
Hairston
Kingsland
Glorita Baptist
Corona Pleads Not Guilty To 25-Count Murder Indictment
Juan V. Corona, in a firm voice, pleaded not guilty to a 25-count murder indictment in Yura City California. Judge John G. Hauck set a trial date for October 5. Corona, a 53-year-old inmate, suffered a heart attack June 18 in his jail cell.
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Yura City
Calif
Juan
Corona
Satter County
Summer Band Classes Set
Summer band classes begin Monday August 2 for beginner and high school bands. Alewine, high school band director, announced daily section rehearsals and a schedule. Students contacted for the coming year should call Alewine at 52772 or 53655 if not yet reached. Junior high band will not meet for summer practice.
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Simmer
Nate
Alewin
Inter
Mowine
Alewine
Pilot Club Keeps Busy With Speakers And Events
Major Ernest Howard, chief of local draft operations for Texas, spoke at the Pilot Club noon meeting in Cuero on July 27. Lt. Governor Lucille Puderbaugh will visit on August 13 at 7 p.m. The Area of Workshop is set for September 12 in Corpus Christi. A covered dish dinner and fun night is planned for July 30 at 8 p.m. at the Country Club.
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Ernest Howard
Selective Service
State of Texas
Pilot Club of
Uero
Patriotic Emblems Committee
Lawrence Henneke
Major Howard
Lucille Puderbaugh
Pilot
Pilot Club
Cuero
Corps Christi
Corinne Carl
Ton Schiessman
Arthur Caldwell
Marin Junker
Joe Keesler
Patman Prodded on Bank Bills in 1960s Session
Senator William Patman said House Speaker Gus Mutscher and Rep. Tommy Shannon urged passage of a controversial banking bill in the 1960s Texas legislature. A capitol news conference preceded a Travis County grand jury investigation into bribery allegations involving state officials. Patman claimed the move would aid small banks yet feared it would allow some banks to dodge federal FDIC supervision.
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Roland Lindsey
Austin
Tex
Wiiliam N. Patman
D-Ganado
House
Gus Mutscher
Tommy Shannon
D-Bort Worth
Capitol
Travis County
Patman
Mat. Scher
Shannon
de Patman
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Apollo 13 Faces Moon Trail in Quiet Prep
Apollo 13 astronauts David Scott Alfred Worden and James Irwin approach a lunar flank as Falcon prepares for landing. After a near miss from a short circuit NASA reports the ship on track for a six day moon mission with extended stays and first spacewalks anticipated.
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Py AL Mosse
JK UE
Space Winter Space Center
Houston
UPL
Falcon
David R. Scott
Alfred M. Worden
James B. Irwin
Scott
Irwin
Amercan Space
S Ein
Moon
Wor
Dewitt County Juror Wheel Faces Legal Snags Before Use
Dewitt County aims to start a jury wheel with Pershing Hiller but faces issues. Names come from voter lists, with 18 year olds pending AG Crawford Martin ruling removal. Legal questions loom on timing, eligibility, and use before the January 1972 term.
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Dewitt County
Martin
Miller
DeWitt
Hiller
eWitt County
Bax
Tow
Jan Fry
Vine
Five Directors Elected By DeWitt Cooperative
Five directors were elected across DeWitt County Electric Co operative districts at the annual meeting in Cuero Baseball Stadium with about 1 500 attending. New directors Marvin Stanchos Robert Lard Gilbert Prause Weldon Jetton district 11. terms expire 1974. several incumbents to continue. Officers to be elected August 27. State guest Bill Patman attended.
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DeWitt County
Marvin Stanchos
Robert Lard
Gilbert Prause
Weldon Jetton
Mueller
Irwin‘Oaken
D. L. Gohring
Floyd Doeherman
Odell White
Edwin Kablieh
James Hartman
Rober Schmidt
K. M. Granberry
Port Prause
Rainfall record shows two inches from Tuesday noon to Wednesday
A weather note from the Texaco service station on N Esplanade reports about 2 inches of rain fell from Tuesday noon to Wednesday noon. The long period of showers included heavy bursts and thunder in some areas.
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Coppedge Texaco
N, Esplanade
Mann Appointed To DeWitt FHA Panel
Edward D. Mann, a Yorktown area dairy farmer with 45 acres, was named to the DeWitt County Farmers Home Administration panel by Harold M. Smith. Mann, a Korean War veteran and Purple Heart recipient, joins Charles E. Myers and Earl W. Buenger on the committee guiding local farm credit service programs.
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Edward D. Mann
Farners Home Administration
Throw Hide
Mann
United States
Vacation Bible School Set At Church Of Christ
Vacation Bible School will be held August 26 at the Church of Christ. Classes run 7 to 8 30 p m for Nursery through Teenage departments with the theme The Christian Home. Public invited. Pickup begins at 5 5 nightly. Trailer route listed from Weston Clayton to Gazzie to Courthouse then Terrell to roadway back to church.
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Church of Christ
Jim Rabe
Bile School
Christian Home
Rabe
Weston Clayton
Gazzie
Courthouse
Terrell
Church
When You Come To The End Of Your Rope
Gay Pauley reviews a new publication on handling crisis and adversity. The guide defines crisis as a turning point and suggests practical steps including assessing trouble, seeking support, and using professional guidance to regain balance. It emphasizes self awareness and coping strategies through examples from case histories.
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Gay Pauley
UPS Women
New York
Abraham Lincoln
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D. J. Goering
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