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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1972

Page

6

Memoirs Claim Plagiarism Shock in Hallmarked Books

Mrs. Jean Helmstra and her brother allege that large portions of The Memoirs of Chief Red Fox copied from The Wounded Knee Massacre by their late father James H. McGregor. She described the discovery as incredible and filed a plagiarism suit against McGraw Hill in December.

Henry Raymont New York Times News New York Hossier James Whitcomb Riley Jean Helmstra Chief Red Fox McGraw Hill Wounded Knee James H. McGregor Yankton S.D Helmstra Indiana University of South Dakota McGraw-Hill McGregor Fawcett New York Times William Red Fox Standing Rock Reservation Dakotas Red Fox Ogalla Sions Corpus Christie Tex

Nixon Peking talks shelved Taiwan dispute in push for broader ties

US allies report Nixon and China's rulers agreed to shelve the Taiwan dispute to improve relations on other fronts. Rogers briefed NATO ambassadors in Washington on Peking mission, noting China’s acceptance of shifting away from Taiwan as a barrier to broader cooperation. The briefing stressed secrecy and anticipated steps include a trade office in Beijing, Canton fair access, and cultural exchanges while Vietnam and Soviet issues remain unsettled.

London United States Nixon China Taiwan Washington Peking William P. Rogers U.S Chiang Kaishek Rogers NATO North Korea North Vietnam Albania Vietnam Soviet Union

Garden Center offers annual landscape planning program

Johny Johnson of the Garden Center and Florist at 809 Carridale St. S.W. will conduct three appointments in spring and summer to discuss landscape needs. Soil samples will be taken in early spring, with fertilizing recommendations for shrubs and grass. The program covers disease issues and landscape questions for a $25 annual fee.

Johny Johnson Garden Center Florist Carridale St. S.W

Horse Probe Continues in Alabama Farm Starvation Case

Limestone County authorities pursue leads after a report that six horses died of starvation at L. E. Draper Farm near Clemmons High School. Athens Humane Society president Lurtis Howard secured a warrant for Lifford E. Draper of Florence for failing to feed horses as investigators plan a Monday check.

Athens Here Limestone County Lurtis Howard Athens Humane Society Lauderdale County Lifford E. Draper Florence M. W Buddy) Evans Draper Bill Draper L. E. Draper Clemmons

Morgan County Board Controls Voter Place Changes

Morgan County voters may change voting places only with board of registrars approval. Board Chairman Ann Bell notes transfer cards available at the probate judge's office for moves to different districts within Morgan County. Registration for prospective voters is March 26 at the county courthouse basement from 8:30 a.m. to noon and 4:30 p.m.

Morgan County Board of Registrars Ann Bell Bell Alabama

Randolphs and friends travel notices flow through districts

Danville and Decatur residents share updates from a weekend of visits and illness. Mrs. Birdie Mae Randolph and Mr. Clifford Green return home from Decatur after seeing Mr. and Mrs. Jim Asherbranner of Friendship. Add Randolph family members improve at home after flu. The Hogans and Rickey Hogan families spend the weekend in Milton, Florida with relatives. Mrs. Minnie Randolph is a Pineview Hospital patient. Mrs. William Lindsey is ill at home. Rev. and Mrs. James O. Long visit Hartselle, along with Mrs. J. P. George, Mrs. Tom Wright and Mrs. Edward Livingston at the Randolphs Tuesday.

Clifford Green Decatur Jim Asherbranner Add Randolph Amos Hogan Larry Hogan Rickey’ Hogan Milton Fla Minnie ‘Randolph Pineview Hospital William Lindsey James O. Long Hartselle J. P. George Tom Wright Edward Livingston Add Randolph's

Refuge increases Brazoria addition on Texas Gulf Coast

The Migratory Bird Conservation Commission added 2798 acres to Brazoria National Wildlife Refuge on the Texas Gulf Coast about 50 miles south of Houston.

Brazoria, Tex Migratory Bird Conservation Commission Texas Gulf Coast Houston

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Arthur L. Gavshon Asia Japan Tokyo Canton Scott Carridale St.s.w Johnny Johnson June Johnson Martha Robert Arrangers P.m Board Morgan County Courthouse Sanders Wweys DIAL 6Th Avenue Gateway Shopping Center Decatur, Ala Danville Mrs. Birdie Mae Randolph
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