Shreveport Bar Association pilots prepaid legal cost insurance
The Shreveport Bar Association is testing a nationwide first prepaid legal cost insurance plan aimed at middle and low income families. The program covers advice, office work, and major legal expenses up to $1,700 annually, with a $25 client prepayment and an 80 percent reimbursement on excess over $1,000.
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Shreveport Bar Association
United States
Bar Association
American Bar Association
Shreveport
Laborers Local Union No. 2
March of Events Strains Democrats in Viet Disclosures
InSide Washington reports a March of Events focus on disclosures from Vietnam that hurt Democrat candidates. The piece highlights political fallout and voter sentiment shaped by new revelations.
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Washington
Pentagon leaks dampen Democratic bid for 1968 presidency
Henry Cathcart reports that secret Pentagon papers on Vietnam escalation hurt leading Democrats especially Hubert Humphrey and Edmund Muskie. Veterans of Johnson era policy like Cyrus Vance Paul Warnke and Clark Clifford complicate current campaigns as parties face accountability for past actions.
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Pentagon
Hubert Humphrey
Dminn
Nixon
Humphrey
Edmund Muskie
Dmaine
Muskie
Cyrus Vance
Defense
Robert McNamara
Paul Warnke
Clark Clifford
Democratic Party
CBS
Marvin Kalb
Graveside services for Eula Cox held in Henderson
Graveside services for Eula Lae Cox 66 were held at 3 p.m. Wednesday at Davis Cemetery in Henderson officiated by Richard Ames. Cox a retired Southwestern Bell employee died at her home in Big Sandy after a lengthy illness. She was born in Henderson Texas on December 14 1904. A member of the World Wide Church of God she had lived in Big Sandy since moving there from Dallas. She is survived by one sister Alice V Cox Big Sandy three brothers Marshall Cox Tyler D Cox Dallas Lenton Cox Arizona and several nieces and nephews.
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Eula Lae Cox
Davis Cemetery
Henderson
Richard Ames
Miss Cox
Southwestern Bell
Big Sandy
Swe
Church of God
Dallas
Alice V.cox
Marshall Cox
Tyler
D Cox
Lenton
Arizona
Multiple Funeral Services Held in Ark and Texas Notices
Funeral services were held in Camden for Tom Terrell a retired land man for General American Oil Co. He died in Longview. Survivors include wife Melba son Robert and three grandchildren. Also listed is Mrs Katy Hudson of Ben Wheeler who died May 26 in Canton nursing home and is survived by her husband Sam and four daughters and two sons in law among others. Wildlife biologists on the J D Murphree WMA say alligators dig drought water holes that sustain themselves and other species during dry periods.
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Proctor Funeral Home
Camden
Ark
Tom Terrell
General American Oil Co
Longview Hospital
Melba
Robert Terrell
Katy Hudson
Ben Wheeler
Eula Hale
City
Canton
Hilliard Funeral Home
Stewart
Dallas
New Hope Cemetery
Mineola
Hale
Sam
Ghynith Johnson
LaVera Hutchens
Ruth Everette
Marie Berry
Texas 1972 campaigns take shape across party lines
In Austin and statewide, 1972 campaigns begin as William P. Hobby is named candidate for lieutenant governor while Ralph Hall and Dolph Briscoe surface as likely rivals. Gov. Smith hints at a third term, and party leaders weigh a new state Democratic chairman.
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The
Houston Post
Ralph Hall
Rockwall
Ben Barnes
Barnes
Uvalde Rancher
Dolph Briscoe
Briscoe
Uvalde
Preston Smith
Ralph Yarborough
U. S. Senate
John Tower
Tower
Bob Armstrong
Joe Christie
el Paso
Houston
John L. Hill
United Party
Elmer C. Baum
Austin
Baum
Smith
Martin Dies Jr
Lubbock
Ninth Court of Civil Appeals
Beaumont
U.S
Jack Ray McLaughlin
Fort Worth
Tommy V. Smith
Bowie County
Guy E. Jones
Texarkana
22Nd District Court
N. L. Cooksey
Jones
Bell County Court-at
Donald L. Busby
Belton
William Kenneth Thurmond
Charles Max Cole
Dallas
State Board of Health
Curtis C. Gunn
San Antonio
Jack C. McKenzie
Corpus Christi
Life Lesson Sermon at Christian Science Churches
Christian Science Sunday services feature a Lesson Sermon titled Life with Bible readings on healing the nobleman's son. Services are at 11 a.m. in Longview at 601 E Methvin and Kilgore at 1100 S Martin. The lesson cites Jesus healing and belief as demonstrations of faith.
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Christ Jesus
Christian Science Church
E. Methvin
Longview
S. Martin
Kilgore
Jesus
Mary Baker Eddy
White House Receives $30,000 Wool Rug for Diplomatic Room
The Diplomatic Reception Room at the White House is renewed as part of a 1960s program by the National Society of Interior Designers. First lady Mrs. Nixon accepted a $30,000 wool rug, 18th century Chinese export urn lamps valued at $4,500, and a pair of mahogany cane seat settees from circa 1795 with carved arms.
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White House
Richard Nixon
National Society of Interior Designers
Nixon
Waterless Weekend Reflections and Historic Rugs at White House
A personal essay recalls a dry weekend testing water pressure and meter issues, praising the city water department. It then shifts to notes on White House decor including a 23 by 33 foot rug by Edward Fields and wallpaper from the Kennedy era. The piece ends with a primer on Texas community property law and federal tax impacts for retirees, citing IRS Publication 555.
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Texas
Internal Revenue Service Office
Gladewater Mirror Publisher Figures in 1949 Consolidation
The Gladewater Mirror lists Harry Kates as General Manager and Advertising Director with Jack Elrod as News Editor and Harriett Walton as Women’s Editor. It notes post details, subscription rates, and that the paper consolidated with The Gladewater Times Tribune in 1949 and The White Oak Texan in 1969.
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Jack Elrod
Fredalene Clark
Harriett Walton
Gladewater Times-Tribune
The
White Oak Texan
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Wichita Falls
Robert L. Templeton
Amarillo
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McAllen
Texas Bar Foundation
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Hamilton
Lampasas
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Mills
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Elmer Baum
James Lindsey
College Station
Air Force
Christian Science Sunday Service
By Vivian Brown
City Water Department
Edward Fields
Fields
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Eisenhower
Scalamandre
Sam Sez
By Ace Reid
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Gladewater Publishing Company
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