Inmates Escape From Band Performance in Arkansas
Harold Stone and James Rayburn, inmates at Cummins Prison Farm, walked off during a 10 minute break from a Ball and Chain Gang show at the Thunderbird Club near Greers Ferry Lake. Stone, 27, is serving 21 years on a rape charge. Rayburn, 34, is serving 10 years for grand larceny from Mississippi County. Authorities searched for both Sunday with Cummins officials deeming the act a normal lapse in entertainment duties.
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Heber Springs
Ark
Harold Stone
James Rayburn
Cummins Prison Farm
Cummins
Stone
Rayburn
Thunderbird Club
Greers Ferry Lake
Here
Reggie Fletcher
Columbia County
Mississippi County
Military Commissaries Face Possible Law Violations
Washington reports Rev. Les Aspin accuses the Pentagon of operating some 278 military commissaries at prices above standard levels, undermining a 1952 defense law. He asks GAO to review regulations and enforcement to determine closures and impact on subsidies. A 1964 GAO study suggested about half should be shut down.
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Washington
UPC
Les Aspin
D-J
Aspin
Pentagon
DOD
Department Ofline
United States
Generals Accounting Office
GAO
Congress
Peron Considers Run After Doctor's Clearance
Juan Peron said he must check with his doctors before deciding if he will run in the Sept. 23 presidential election. He noted his wife Isabel would decide on running for vice president, and commented that women serve as heads of state in India and other nations.
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Buenos Aires
Juan Domingo Peron
Latin America
Justicialist Party
Peron
Isabel
India
TV Guide Highlights Busy Evening Schedule
A dense listing shows PBS KCBD NBC KTXT and other outlets airing news and entertainment. Programs include Captain Kangaroo Dinah’s, Love of Life, Jeopardy, Days of Our Lives, The Newlywed Game, and That era’s movies and specials with guests such as Nanette Fabray Sally Quinn and Robert Redford.
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CBS News
Hughes Rudd
Sally Quinn
Shaw
Captain Kangaroo
Dinah
Billy Graham
Jack LaLanne
John
Saxon
Robert Redford
Nanette Fabray
Demond Wilson
Barbara Walters
Young & Restless
Password
NBC News
Floyd Kalber
Bernie Howell
Guiding Light
General Hospital
Peyton Place
Somerset
Jerry van Dyke
Kay Medford
Lee Meriweather
Andy Griffith
Electric Company
Cobbish ‘County
Bill Cosby
Big Bird
ABC News
Smith- Reasoner
NBC Nightly
the Lions
Tom Wicker
N.Y. Times
Washington
Capitol
Doris
Day
Maya Angelou
Medical Center
Lochner
LALOM
Johnny Carson
John Davidson
Sally Struthers
Marjon
David Frye
Jeannie
P. Donahue
Brady
Lanasie
ABC
CBS
BGNC
Amarillo
KVIE
KDA
AG AG
Hospital
Big Valley
Jet's
Cotte
Naliviere
Hdldie
Lucy
Guiding
Price
Radio Station Listings With Call Letters and Frequencies
A block of radio station identifiers and frequencies is listed, including KFYO CBS 190 Khz KLBK ABC 140 Kha KEND NBC 1590 the KDAY ABC 58 Kha and several non network stations such as SEL EM 04.7 Mhz and KWGO KTXT-FM 91.9 Mhz.
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KFYO
CBS
KLBK
ABC
NBC
KDAY
KSEL
TAG FM
KWGO
Ktxt-Fem
Abilene Woman Dies In Wreck At Lueders
An Abilene woman Cynthia Perkins Vickers 20 and her four month old son Jeremy died in a two car headon collision near Lueders about 23 miles northeast of Abilene. Five others were injured and taken to Stam ford Hospital where Vickers was pronounced dead on arrival.
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Lueders
API
Abilene
Cynthia Perkins Vickers
Stamford
Jeremy
Amarillo Winner Captures Texas Tech Summer Open Chess Title
Brian Klaus of Amarillo won the two day Texas Tech Summer Open Chess Tournament Sunday sponsored by the Residence Hall Association. Four competitors tied for second including Andrew Thall of the Lubbock Chess Club Columbus Ohio Leroy G ay of Albuquerque Joe Castillo of Midland from the Odessa Chess Club and Kyle Ward of Levelland. More than 30 players from West Texas attended the Weymouth Hall event on the Tech campus according to Lubbock Chess Club president Mark Bynog.
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Brian Klaus
Amarillo
Texas Tech
Residence Hall Association
Andrew Thall
Lubbock Chess Club
Columbus
Ohio
Leroy Gay v
Albuquerque
Joe Castillo
Midland
Odessa Chess Club
Kyle Ward
Levelland
West Texas
Weymouth Hall
Tech
Mark Bynog
Robbery Reported By Resident on Avenue C
Resident Joe Bastardo of 401 Hub Street told police two men robbed him of $400 after leaving a friend's home in the 600 block of Avenue C early Sunday. He said the assailants ran up, twisted his arm, and grabbed his billfold.
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Joe Bastardo
Bastardo
Solons Aim for Autumn Adjournment Amid Budget Progress
Washington lawmakers, slowed by August recess, eye an October 15 Senate adjournment and November 1 House target for a first mid-autumn end since 1965. Key bills face veto risk, while most major legislation stalls until 1974 amid war powers, wage, and reform debates. The Armed Services Committee will reexamine the Cambodia air strikes as hearings resume.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
Mike Mansfield
House
Carl Albert
Nixon
Senate House
U.S
Indochina
Ways and Means Committee
Senate Armed Services Committee
Cambodia
Stuart Symington
Mild Texas Temperatures Persist Despite Scattered Thunderstorms
Texans enjoyed mild 80s with 90s in far southwest while Gulf Coast storms brought heavy rain and a waterspout offshore from Galveston. NWS logged 3.81 inches in Galveston. early lows dipped into 40s and 50s on the High Plains. Forecasts show little temperature change into Tuesday with southerly winds and mid 60s nights.
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J News
Texas
Texas Gulf Coast
National Weather Service
NWS
Galveston
High Plains
Lubbock Nws
South Plains
Tuesay
Gulf Coast
Appalachians
West Palm Beach
Fla
Dakotas
Great Lakes
West
Pacific Northwest
Michigan
New York
Great Basin
Rockies
Central Plains
Lower
Great Lakes Region
Northeast
Stampede Pass
Wash
Palm Springs
Calif
Boulder Threat Eases as Village Readies Return
A 12,000 ton boulder perched on a rain softened slope above Wantau, France prompted 1,500 residents to evacuate. Authorities halted planned dynamite demolition after signs of movement slowed and no movement was detected by NIG investigators, though prior rains had accelerated sliding. Explosive drills continued to split the rock into small pieces to avoid a large hillside remnant.
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Wantua
France
UPI
National Institute of Geography
Marilyn Monroe Biographer Sues Norman Mailer
Maurice Zolotow author of a 1960 Marilyn Monroe biography sues Norman Mailer for 6 million dollars claiming his new book Marilyn plagiarized 15 000 words from his volume and that Mailer and Grosset & Dunlap libeled him invaded his privacy and caused emotional distress.
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Los Angeles
UPD
Maurice Zolotow
Marilyn Monroe
Norman Mailer
Mailer
Marilyn
Fed
U.S. District Court
Zolotew
Grosset & Dunlap
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