State Official Bank Charged With Conspiracy
Federal grand jury indicts Robert A. Mann of Trinidad and the Bank of the Southwest in Houston on a conspiracy to misapply about 6.9 million to take control of the First National Bank of Waco. Indictment ties Mann to loans and transfers through Horademan, with allies and opposition denying wrongdoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Texas Finance Commission
Texas
Waco
Robert A. Mann
Trinidad
Tex
Bank of the Southwest
Weyman W. Horademan
Mann
Hoeradman
First National Bank of
Republic National Bank of
Southwest
Waco Bank
Montgomery County
Bank
Republic National Bank
Dallas
Arthur F. Burng
Board of Governors
Federal Reserve System
Justice Department
Interbank
Hia Bank
Robert Stewart Jr
Woodville
Sabine National Bank
Port Arthur
First Bank & Trust
Richardson
East Texas Bank & Trust of
Longview
Kil
Washington
U.S. Comptroller of the Currency
Regulatory Authority For National Banks
Denver Schools Ruled Segregated by Supreme Court ruling
The Supreme Court held that school systems with official actions to separate races face a systemwide desegregation duty unless they prove the district is divided into unrelated parts. In a Denver case, the court sent the matter back for further action, noting racially driven board actions impact more than the targeted schools.
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Vernon A. Guidry Jr
Associated Press
Washington
Supreme Court
Denver
High Court
Common Sense
William J. Brennan Jr
Brenenan
Brennan
William H. Rehnequrst
Byron R. White
House panel approves HEW funding over Nixon cuts
The House Appropriations Committee approved a $32.8 billion bill to fund Labor and Health Education and Welfare for fiscal 1974, backing programs Nixon seeks to cut or end. It restores OEO antipoverty, supports health and hospital programs, and rejects revamping education funds into revenue sharing. The measure likely faces a presidential veto.
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John Beckler
Associated Press
Washington
House
Iwittes
Nixon
Departments of Labor and Health
Education
Office of Economic Opportunity
Congress
Court upholds ban on sex classified ads in Pittsburgh
The Supreme Court sustains a Pittsburgh order prohibiting gender designation in want ads. Justices rule such ads are commercial advertising and not protected by the First Amendment, while stating government can still publish comment on the discrimination order. Justice Powell notes limits on government blocking related editorial content.
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Washington
Supreme Court Today
Pittsburgh Truiman Relations Commission
Pittsburgh Press Co
Riting
Jusstice Lewis I
Powell Jr
Pittsburgh Press
Powell
Pittsburgh
High Court
Del Rio News Herald Battered OCR Snippet
Fragmentary Del Rio News Herald text shows publication details and masthead errors. It lists rates, staff roles, and a disclaimer about inaccuracies, with evident OCR corruption throughout. The readable items point to publisher editor and circulation manager roles and a general policy note about corrections.
Costs of Living Up Sharply Again
Washington AP report shows May consumer prices rising six tenths of one percent, yielding a 7.2 percent annual rate, with food driving the increase and purchasing power falling. Officials note inflation remains high but subsiding from earlier peaks, while price controls phase shifts affect future readings.
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Washington
Labor Department
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Ina
Bureau
Herbert Stein
L<lo
George Meany
Agriculture Department
Nixon
Solons Vote F111 Output Continued
Congressional committee votes to continue F111 production defying acting defense secretary Clements. Rep. Stratton claims move pressures Congress to approve the new B1 bomber, proposing $172.7 million for 12 more F111s to keep the line open.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Willian P. Cleements
Clements
Samuel S Stratton
de N.Y
Congress
Stratton
Air Force
U S Bombers Hit Around Phnom Penh
U S heavy air strikes around Phnom Penh persist as Cambodia reports efforts to reopen two highways from the capital. Army units claim 12 Communist reinforcements killed on Highway 5 with no government casualties. In South Vietnam, 74 Communist truce violations noted in 30 hours, and a civilian death from a mined jeep in the Mekong Delta is reported.
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Phnom Peni
Cambodia
Phnom Penh
Here
Kompong Thomn
Kompong Cham
Battambang
Kompong Son
South Vietnam
Saigon Command
Cele Mvered
Willi
Wie Ue
Nuclear Accords Reached Between Nixon and Brezhnev
Washington reports Nixon and Brezhnev formalized commitment to reach a 1974 agreement to limit offensive nuclear arsenals. A seven principle document set a signing deadline at the White House, guiding Geneva ALT talks and outlining negotiating instructions after the summit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nixon
Leonid J. Brezhnev
White House
U.S
ALT
Geneva
Hmit
House Ag Committee Okays New Farm Bill
The House Agriculture Committee approved a sweeping general farm bill with a $37,500 per crop subsidy ceiling and a target price plan for wheat corn and cotton. The measure, 31 to 4, moves to floor action in July despite administration veto threats and preserves food stamp food for peace wool and dairy programs while ending the wheat certificate bread tax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl C. Craft
Associated Press
Washington
House Agriculture Committee
William C. Wampler
Charles M. Tenegue
Calif
GOP
George A. Goodling
Paul Findley
LaMar Baker
R-Tenn
W. R. Poage
D-Tex
Poage
House
Frieday
House Committee
Earl L. Butz
Nixon
Butz
House Agericulture Committee
Charman W.R. Poage
DeTex
House of Representatives
Congress
Agriculture Department
High Court Curbs Porn Says Local Standards Now Key
Supreme Court ruling shifts control from national to local standards in obscenity cases. Burger writes guidelines for juries to judge if material appeals to the prurient interest and lacks serious value, expanding state power to prosecute hard core pornography. Justice Blackmun Powell Rehnquist White join.
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Vernon A. Guidry JR
Associated Press
Washington
Supreme Court
Warren E. Burger
Burger
New York
Hines
Nixon
Harry A. Blackmun
Lewis F. Powell Jr
William H. Rehnquist
Byron R. White
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