Muskie holds in between phase as 1972 bid takes shape
Washington report portrays Sen. Edmund S. Muskie laying groundwork for a presidential run. He trims exposure while refining policy stance on Vietnam and revenue sharing and expands campaign staff from six to about forty in the capital.
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Alan Ehrenhalyt
Congressional Quarterly
Washington
Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
Sens
Muskie
Beverly Hills
New York
Cleveland
Muskies
Street
Bernhard
Donald E. Nicoll
Nicoll
92nd Congress Profiles Mosaic of Religion and Occupation
An item details the 92nd Congress demographics including 115 Catholics, representation from 12 denominations, and 12 major occupations. It notes Central Schwenkfelder member Sen Richard Schweiker and the mix of ages averaging 52.7 and professional backgrounds with many lawyers and businessmen.
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Alan
Burglary Report From Sunday Break‑In Incidents
A safe was robbed during a break in at Poa and YoNoo 110 on SaA2 Ave. A blast to the front door was attempted and a knob was knocked off the safe. Orville Archer reports theft of roll clubs, bag and cart valued at $350 from his 2420 86th St. home. Larry Roberts says a camera and lens worth $600 were stolen from his Tth St. residence.
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Poa & YoNoo
Saa2 Ave
Orville Archer
86Th St
Larry Roberts
Tth
Living in high rise apartments blamed for antisocial behavior
Dr. Daniel Cappan of York University warned that vertical living in Toronto high rises fosters social decay. He urged avoiding further construction of “vertical coffins” that threaten civilization and public life.
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Toronto
Daniel Cappan
York University
Check Clock Dont Forget Ivs Dst
The article notes Daylight Saving Time begins this morning with clocks moved forward an hour. Some readers who forgot will be an hour late for activities as sunrise shifts to 7 04 a.m. and sunset extends to 7 p.m. through October.
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Daviicht
Two Injured in Loop Crash Near Longheats West
Two persons suffered minor injuries in a two car crash about 8 00 a m Sunday in the 800 block Longheats West Mrs Rath Martin 58 of Midland was treated and released at St Mary of the Plains Hospital while Mrs Layne Pemberton 43 of Plainview was treated at Methodist Hospital and released.
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Rath Martin
Midland
St. Mary of the “Plains
Layne
Pemberton
Plainview
Methodist Hospital
Fire alarms report and minor blazes across city
A blanket deft on a floor furnace at 24100 37th St. caused over 100 dollars in carpet and smoke damage in a residence of Charles Gates. Other alarms included a car fire west of the city near Texas 1 and a trash fire at South Street and Kat Avenue with no damage. Minor damage reported in a stain car fire on Mock 30th Street near Burk Burklee.
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Charles Gates
37Th St
Texas
Alles Willis
Sth Street
Kat Avenue
Avenus Re
Mock 30Th Street
Caener Sted
Burk Burklee
Services Slated In City Today For Lee Fields
Funeral services for Lee Fields founder of Fields and Co. will be held at First Christian Church at 2 p.m. with Rev. Dudley Strain officiating. Burial follows at Llubbock City Cemetery. Henderson Funeral Directors in charge. Fields, a Lubbock businessman, died at 241 Lard Stop early Saturday morning at 7:30. He was a Celeste native who moved to Lubbock in 1925 and graduated from Lubbock High School after attending Texas Tech. Fields helped found Fields and Co. in 1946, previously South Plains Plumbing Co. with partner Homer G. Maxey, and served on multiple boards. He is survived by two sons, a brother in Midland, three sisters in Dallas and Lubbock, with pallbearers named.
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Lee Ields
Ofields
Col
So P.m
First Christian Church
Dudley Strain
City of Laibbock
Henderson
Fields
Lubbock
Celeste
Lubbock High
The
Wholesale Distributors Association
Castle Industries
Dallas
Steven
Jerry
George
45Th St
Loyd Sk. Waynick
Midland
Pearl Lowrey
Lura Jo Kennedy
Alex ‘Cooke
Bil Conway
Joe Crump
Tobby Smith
Lee Roy Adams
James Smith
Duane Parker
Dan Law
Louise Bills praised by Sonotone for storehouse of customer care
A glowing testimonial from Sonotone Corporation highlights Louise Bills, a certified hearing aid audiologist at the House of Hearing in Elmsford and operating across West Texas and eastern New Mexico. The letter notes her long tenure since 1952, multiple honors, and widespread positive customer letters praising her honesty, care, and effectiveness in fitting and advising on hearing solutions.
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Sonotone Corporation
Elmsford
N.Y
Louise Bills
Louise
Sonotone
House of Hearing
Broadway
Texas
New Mexico
Hun
Bills
Isills
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Sonotene
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Taplebock
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Louise Bulls
Lastbook
Compaam Nahonad
St. Lass
Miies Piehida
Semitone Corporation
Punch OF Lubbock, Inc
Slaton Road
Hughes
Cleaning Service
Luepock
Holday Rambler
Natit de Sene
Holiday Travel Trailers, Inc
Brownfield Hwy
Gene Gipson
la Cumbre Restaurant
Dawson
Mary Garrett
Forever Young Sportswear
Lubbock Electric CO
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