National Piano Guild Auditions Winners Listed
Ninety seven winners announced at the National Piano Guild Auditions held Wednesday at the First Baptist Church chapel. Honor roll includes National appointees Terrie Lastinger Cheryl Nauman Jo Anna Nauman Laurie Richardson Brenda Lynn Beck and others judged by Dr. Clarence Burg.
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National Piano Guild
First Baptist Church Chapel
Clinton Bell
Terrie Lastinger
Cheryl Nauman
Jo Anna Nauman
Laurie Richardson
Brenda Lynn Beck
Cheryl Fisher
Kathy Hickman
Keith Smith
Joell Skrdie
Brad Mummery
Polly Porter
Janet Sadler
Janna Jennings
Bernard Nauman
Jane Ann Norris
Kathy Fooshee
Tammy Fooshee
Melody Garton
la Donna Douglas
Terese McCollum
Lucreta Skrolle
David Fiely
Mary Marlow
Brenda Waid
David Weger
Mark Weger
Mark Phariss
Marsha Phariss
Cheryl Winkleman
Maria Rodriguez
Roberta Hamm
Cheryl Brown
Willis James Freeman
Faith Bonvillian
Chris Clift
Lisa Laborn
Libbie Pair
Beth Hinkle
Tracy Thurman
Sheri Baumgarner
Leslie Cullen
Larry Edmonson
Judy Lucero
Raeleen Black
Maggi Burton
Bruce Meek
Jerri Ramey
Denise Dixon
Stephanie Roloff
Marsha Brown
Laura Adcock
Cindy Fleshman
Allison Long
Linda Quarles
Mary James
Susan Griffin
Michael Keating
Debbie Mummery
Lisa Troop
Craig England
Jerry Thornton
Mary Fehring
Katherine Finger
Richard Finger
Stephanie Keester
John Curtis
Wendy McMillen
Carmen Hall
Steven Brown
Robert Curtis
Larry Curtis
Theresa Fehring
Debra West
Assault Continues As Hue Braces For New Wave
The article notes ongoing assault waves aimed at Hue with South Vietnamese forces regrouping to hold positions. U.S. efforts include sending overhauled M48 tanks to Da Nang and deploying Pentagon advisers to Saigon to match North Vietnamese Soviet weapons. President Thieu orders police and troops to shoot on sight for terrorism.
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U.S
Pentagon
Saigon
Nguyen van Thieu
Hue
Quang Tri
Associated Press
Richard Blystone
Blystone
Ngo Quang Truong
1St
Hoang Xuan Lam
Truong
Frederick Kroesen
da Nang
Air Force
Navy
North Vietnam
Demilitarized Zone
South Vietnam
Phu Bai
Sunshine mine disaster prompts safety review and rescue efforts
Rescuers in the Sunshine mine confront a fire while officials report past safety violations at the site. Federal inspectors flagged unresolved hazards from 1970 71 inspections though mine leaders say current safety issues have been addressed. Families wait anxiously as crews probe tunnels and air lines for trapped workers.
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The
Times
Chase
Stanley Jarrett
U.S. Bureau of Mines
Jarrett
Elburt
Sunshine
Peace Talks Suspended In Paris After Stalled Meeting
The Paris talks end without progress as Porter presses North Vietnam to end its invasion of the South. Thuy and Mrs. Binh reiterate the Communist peace plan and reject U.S. charges of invasion.
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Paris
Porter
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
Thuy
Nguyen Thi Binh
U.S
Nixon
United States
Hanoi
Xuan Thuy
Vietnam
North
Nguyen van Thieu
le Duc Tho
Tho
FDA opens files plan prompts industry alarm and debate
The FDA proposes to publish safety and effectiveness data for food additives color additives and antibiotics while allowing secrecy for proprietary information. Companies have six months to justify continued confidentiality on existing materials. Public disclosures would include agency correspondence minutes and telephone summaries. Some officials warn the move could erode competitive advantages and raise health concerns. The plan mirrors FOIA style openness but preserves confidential government and voluntary supplier reports.
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Sens
Federal Register
Food and Drug Industries
FDA
Hutt
Nixon eulogizes Hoover as law's living monument
In a funeral service attended by Cabinet members, Congress figures, and diplomats, President Nixon praised J Edgar Hoover as a lifetime advocate of law and integrity. He predicted Hoover will be honored more in death and that the FBI will stand as his enduring memorial. A private burial was planned at Congressional Cemetery.
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Nixon
FBI
Hoover
J. Edgar Hoover
Edward L. R. Elison
U.S. Senate
U.S. Army
G. Barry Epperley
Army Chorus
Congressional Cemetery
Capitol
Battlefront Crisis Deepens as Quang Tri Falls
The South Vietnamese provincial capital Quang Tri falls and Hue faces a renewed threat while a fifth US aircraft carrier and escort ships join roughly 60 naval vessels in waters near Vietnam. Friedheim cites 1000 daily allied sorties and 500-plus strike missions in late April to early May. A C5 transport ferries three M48 tanks to Danang to replace losses. Reports say South Vietnam destroyed 16 own tanks and spiked 30 artillery pieces at Quang Tri. Soviet weapons, including T54 and T-54/40 tanks and 130 mm guns, appear in support of the invasion.
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South Viet‘nam
Quang Tri
Hue
Vietnam
Tose
Friedheim
South Vietnam
U.S
North Vietnam
Danang
Pacific
Pentagon
Local address list notes and community centers
A dense OCR of names and addresses lists residents and facilities including schools centers churches and community spaces. It mentions places such as Patterson Community Center Dunbar New Zion Baptist Church Cleveland Elementary School and Mangum Patton Cache meetings with city hall references and rural municipalities.
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Sullivan
Nixon Names Temporary FBI Head
President Nixon named L. Patrick Gray III acting FBI director after J Edgar Hoover's death. A permanent appointment will wait until after the November election to avoid year end partisan debate. Gray, an assistant attorney general, was elevated with Kleindienst earlier to top Justice roles.
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Hoover
L. Patrick Gray III
Nixon
Gray
FBI
Edgar Hoover
Washington
J. Edgar Hoover
Agency
Senate
Richard G. Kleindienst
Ronald L. Ziegler
Kleindienst
Justice Department
Airport runway expansion plans shift to cost cutting
The project aims to replace manual doors with automatic swinging doors and extend the runway by 2600 feet south. Chairman Dr Gilbert Gibson notes growing cost estimates for far end work while engineers Hendrick and Hendrick review the feasibility of extending a small northern section to reduce land costs.
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Gilbert Gibson
Hendrick and
Hendrick
Mayes County Grand Jury to Continue Investigation
The Mayes County Grand Jury is expected to extend its inquiry into the offices of sheriff district attorney and district judge into next week, spurred by citizen complaints of corruption. The panel was impaneled after local concerns arose. There are 36 national parks covering 28 million acres, largely west of the Mississippi.
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Pyror, Okla
Mayes County
Grand Jury
Mississippi
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