Safety Lesson The Hard Way
A Phoenix Gazette columnist recounts witnessing a fatal street crash on Central Avenue. He describes the bloodied elderly victim, the delayed police response, and the moral impact of seeing violence up close, urging safer driving and public safety campaigns.
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St. Joseph’s Hospital
Gordon Scott
Central Texas Methodists reject civil disobedience stance
The Central Texas Conference of the United Methodist Church rejected a proposed resolution endorsing nonviolent civil disobedience in extreme cases as a democratic tool. The News notes the debate warned that endorsing lawbreaking risks escalating disputes and undermining lawful order.
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United Methodist Church
Central Texas Methodists
Local Society Notes From Harriett Walton Area
Social page items list residents including Mrs Harry Kates Yate and Fredalene Clark with family ties to Jack Elrod Evdeinstats Veal Clark and Jerry Kates. Harriett Walton hosts a gathering as neighbors, friends and kin socialize and share community news.
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Clark
Jack Elrod
Fredalene Clark
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Jerry Kates
Baltimore Hospital Deploys Robot in Pathology Lab
A Baltimore hospital uses a laboratory robot for most clinical testing achieving about two percent higher accuracy and lower costs than traditional methods.
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Maryland
Jest and Jokes Mixed With Odd Facts
A jumble of quips and statements ranges from a politician quitting speeches to medical training counts and light aphorisms. The fragment includes jokes about blondes and pessimism, plus a note on weddings and a caution about operating a boat like a car.
The Mugwump tax mix up in Gregg County
A humorous tale from Derry Kates about a Gregg County couple tangled in a tax notice misfire. The tax office misidentifies owners of a 600 acre property with Dell's Lounge improvements, prompting repeated demands and confusion over ownership and penalties. The couple, amused and frustrated, weigh paying taxes on land they do not own.
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Gregg County
Court House
Tax
Burger Nomination Signals Judicial Experience Over Politics
President Nixon selected Warren Burger a Minnesota farm boy and 13 year federal circuit judge to be chief justice. The choice emphasizes constitutional fidelity law and order and nonpolitical merit in the nation’s highest court praised by American Bar Association president William Gossett as an enlightened conservative.
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Black Manifesto threats hit churches across the nation
A column warns of a coordinated blackmail campaign demanding 500 million dollars in reparations from white churches and synagogues. It cites incidents in Columbus Ohio Atlanta and New York led by James Forman and groups like the National Black Economic Development Conference, urging protection payments or risk seizure.
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Ohio
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Atlanta
James Forman
Riverside Church
New York City
Ernest Campbell
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Forman
American Christian Church
National Black Economic Development Conference
Andretti wins Indy 500 in Memorial Day classic
Italy's Mario Andretti led 113 of 200 laps in a Brawner Hawk Ford to win the Indianapolis 500. Owner Andy Granatelli celebrated as his turbine cars failed to repeat past near-misses. A. J. Foyt, who qualified on pole, finished behind Dan Gurney and Bobby Unser in the top three.
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Mario Andretti
Andy Granatelli
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Texas
A. J. Foyt
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Bobby Unser
Reagan still center of attention at Republican Governors Conference
Reagan draws autograph seekers at the Republican Governors Conference in Lexington Kentucky. As chairman he directs conference tasks while observers note his star power may influence future national politics.
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California
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Lexington
Reagan
Raymond P. Shaffer
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AREA MEN IN SERVICE USS GOLDSBOROUGH AT PEARL HARBOR
Seaman Ronald S. Farrar son of Mr and Mrs Leonard Farrar of Kilgore serves aboard the guided missile destroyer USS Goldsborough at Pearl Harbor Hawaii The ship recently completed a six month deployment to the Western Pacific off Vietnam providing gunfire support and destroying enemy positions including bunkers tunnels and cave structures Air and ground spotters credited the ship with up to ninety two military structures and nine secondary explosions Also USS Forrestal and naval training updates appear with James Shoemake and James H Shanks completing assignments and courses in the Navy
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Longview
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