Nixon faces impeachment push as Watergate tapes turned over
Ray Roberts notes four impeachment resolutions filed in the House amid a constitutional crisis after the Attorney General and Special Prosecutor resignations and firings. He states the House acts as a grand jury while the Senate conducts trials, and highlights ongoing debates over executive accountability and constitutional procedure. He also discusses Alaska pipeline approval, energy shortages, and opposition to fuel allocation policies.
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Washington, D.C
United States
Nixon
House
Judiciary Committee
Senate
Alaska
Texas
Northeast
Congress
Water policy standards threaten Texas projects
Lt. Gov. Bill Hobby and Sen. Max Sherman warn that National Water Resources Council rules to be effective October 25 could halt major Texas water development by removing federal participation and delaying in-state planning. They oppose a new discount-rate feature and oppose environmental provisions limiting nonreimbursable features. They cite $850 million invested locally and federally in five years and urge Nixon and Texas congressmen to seek reversals.
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Austin
Texas
National Water Resources Council
Bill Hobby
Hobby
Max Sherman
Amarillo
Texas Water Advisory Councils
Nixon
Bill Meier
Euless
Meier
REACT Festivities Draw C B Radio Fans to Gladewater
Tyler area residents plan a Saturday gathering with many gifts and displays. Ray Walls serves as master of ceremonies inviting all Gladewater and East Texas residents to learn about C B radio and its operators with radio monitoring and a call service for busy workers.
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Tyler
Ray Walls
Gladewater
C. B
Somone
C.B
East Texas
Rotary Foundation's strength lies in local clubs and members
Robbins defines Rotary International as building men through personal contacts. He warns against limiting Rotary to Main Street, urging broader service that reaches international understanding. He envisions Rotary as a force to build a better world if members stand for their beliefs.
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Rotary International
Robbins
Rotary
I Remember by the Old Timer
Mrs Mary B Mobley of Colorado Springs recalls World War I memories from age seven in 1914. She notes brown ration books with coupons for sugar and flour, home baking, shortages, and a rice flour loaf that failed. News spread by papers extras and word of mouth, with Antwerp reportedly fallen and Armistice joy in November 1918. She mentions a birthday cake in December 1918.
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Mary B. Mobley
Colorado Springs
Antwerp
Irene Lange Enrolled in S&L Teller Operations Classes
Irene Lange of Gladewater Federal Savings and Loan Association attends Teller Operations and related courses offered by the American Savings and Loan Institute East Texas Chapter. Fall classes run Tuesdays at 6 30 PM through November 27 at First Federal Savings and Loan Longview with 47 employees from Carthage Marshall Longview Kilgore and Gladewater.
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Irene Lange
Gladewater Federal Savings and Loan Association
Catherine Horton
East Texas
American Savings and Loan Institute
Savings and Loan
A. E. Davis
Light
Jacksonville Building & Loan of
Jacksonville
Savings & Loan
American Savings & Loan Institute
First Federal Savings & Loan Association of
Longview
Carthage
Marshall
Kilgore
Gladewater
From Rochester Church Fellowship to Far-Flung Kinship
A Rochester First Presbyterian Church visit reveals a mosaic of lives connected by travel and shared journeys. A Georgia woman and her Mayo doctor husband, Mrs. Drott from Oklahoma, and many others describe moving stories from Florida to Minnesota to Arizona, including a babysitting tale and a neighbor who adopted a child.
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Rochester
Minn
First Presbyterian
Georgia
Mayo
Florida
Phoenix
Arizona
Mayo Clinic
Political Halloween The Watergate theme scares the nation
A columnist treats Halloween as a political stunt plan, proposing tricks to raise funds by scaring voters and mocking political figures. The piece imagines masks of Agnew Dean Mitchell Connally and Ervin, urges impractical schemes, and ends with a satirical televised pledge of support.
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Spiro Agnew
John Dean
John Mitchell
Martha Mitchell
Sen
Sam Ervin
White House
John Connally
Archibald Cox
Judge Sirica
Eric Severeid
CBS
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W. W
Bill) Murphy
Charles Tullis
Longview Club
J.D. Poston
Gladewater Club
Rodney Beaty
Kilgore Club
Jack Reeves
Paul Yowell
Greggton Club
Leland Long
Mineola
Bill Boykin
Texas Press Association
Price Daniel Jr
Texas Railroad Commission
Middle East
Jim Langdon
Kelly Snyder
Tom O'Connor
Dallas
Hill
Corpus Christi
Roloff Evangelistic Enterprises
Court of Criminal Appeals
Texas Agriculture
John White
South Texas
Pink Hollow Run
Cameron
Hidalgo
Willacy
Starr
Zapata
Jim Hogg
Brooks
Kennedy
Webb
Duval
Jim Wells
Kleberg
Nueces
San Patricio
Perry Thompson
Kiwanis District 14
Chuck Reed
Thompson
Kiwanis International
Oak Manor
East Texas Finest Nursing Home
Oak Manor Nursing Home
East Hwy
Elwanda Walker
Fanny Fabre
S&l
E-Lim
Jobe Drug Company
Mexico
Plaza Vista Hermosa
Mexico City
Cantamar
Cantamar Club
Acapulco
Hacienda Vista Hermo
San Hosi
A . Teke
Jimmy Brown
National Democratic Party
Quitman Street Church OF Christ
Gladewater, Texas
Gladewater Mirror
Gladewater Publishing Company
Glade Avenue
Dean Street
Gladewater Times-Tribune
White Oak Texas
King Size Wallet
Grandpa
Grandma
Shugart
K. Wolens
East Commerce
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