Tower cites state figures Texas cities high in VD rates
Sen John Tower co sponsored legislation to boost venereal disease research and control programs citing U S Public Health Service and American Social Health Association data. He said Texas ranks high for primary and secondary syphilis with Austin Lubbock among top eight and Houston Dallas Fort Worth top 12 22 respectively.
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Avalanche-Journal
Washington Bureau
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Texas
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U.S. Public Health Service
American Social Health Association
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Fort Worth
United States
Tornado Season Panel Urges Study On Warning Setup
A storm warning study committee in Amarillo urged boosting citizen awareness before tornado season. It recommended City Council study expanding the outdoor siren system so signals could reach indoors, noting current 12 sirens are inadequate and 40 more would cost about 250000.
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Vaughn
Hendrie
Civil Defense
Bill Baker
Jack Baker
Texas. Tech
Bill Payne
Hearing on Texas natural resources in Plainview today
The Texas House Natural Resources Committee plans a hearing today in Plainview. The agenda includes updates on state energy, water, and resource policies affecting West Texas communities. Local officials expect discussion of current drought, farming, and municipal needs.
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Area Natural .Resources Committee of Texas House
Plainview
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Mounties Arrest U.S. Fugitive Armstrong in Toronto
Karleton Lewis Armstrong once on the FBI ten most wanted list was arrested in an east-end Toronto rooming house by two RCMP officers. He faced no resistance and was alone during arrest. Three associates still sought in the August 24 1970 Sterling Hall bombing at the University of Wisconsin Madison.
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UPI
Karleton Lewis Armstrong
FBI
University of Wisconsin
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
RCMP
Armstrong
Sterling Hall
Madison
Nixon Begins Historic US China Talks Tour From Hawaii
President Nixon, in Hawaii for a two day stop en route to China, greeted by about 7 000 spectators on arrival at Kaneohe in mid 70s weather. Lei presents mark the welcome as Nixon and Mrs Nixon mingle with crowds before heading to Guam and then China.
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China
Associated Press
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Guam
Kaneohe Marine Corps Air Station
Washington
Hiram Fong
Hawaii
William P. Rogers
Henry Kissinger
John A. Burns
U.S
Kaneohe Marine Air Station
Thursda
Prayerist Call for Deeds Follows Silent Plea
A brief religious note asks believers to deepen knowledge of God's will and turn faith into action, urging devotion through deeds rather than words. Amen.
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A. Reader
Nixon heads to China amid hopeful crowd and snow threat
President Nixon walked to his China mission with about 1,500 well wishers and Cabinet members at the White House despite a light crowd and a late season snowfall forecast. The scene featured a red carpet and an all-service guard, and Nixon appeared without a coat to amid cheers as he prepared for talks aimed at opening dialogue with China.
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Washington
China
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Neil Armstrong
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China Bee
Felony Dismissals Rise in Lubbock County Courts
Dist Atty Blair Cherry Jr notes in Lubbock County that from 1966 to 1970 over half of felony cases were dismissed, with caseloads rising from 100 pending felonies to 32 by June 1970. He cites staff shortages across police, prosecutors, and courts, and credits a $60 000 grant for improved prosecutions while urging speedier trials and reduced backlogs to lower dismissals.
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Dist
Blair Cherry Jr
Lubbock County
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Texas Criminal Justice’ Council
Amore
Hughes Slips To Nicaragua On Secretive Business Visit
Howard Hughes left his Bahamas hotel hideaway and flew to Nicaragua for a visit described as a business trip. He moved into the top floor suite at Managua’s Intercontinental Hotel, which was sealed off to visitors as he arrived.
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Nicaragua
Howard Hughes
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Hughes
Intercontinental Hotel
Nassau
Most Cadillacs 49 Cars Junked By Rail Mishap
In Toledo Ohio a Penn Central train carrying about 300 new Cadillacs and other cars struck an overpass Thursday, causing a fire. Fifty nine cars were destroyed and damage could reach nearly 1 million dollars. The bridge overpass was damaged and no injuries were reported. General Motors staff will inspect the cars to determine the full extent of the loss
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Penn Central
General Motors
Hope Bob Hope’s visit to Hanoi rejected by North Vietnam
Phoenix AP report says Hanoi refused Bob Hope’s offer to visit North Vietnam to negotiate prisoner exchanges for ten million dollars. Hope noted the latest visa denial and cited President Nixon’s peace plan.
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Ariz
Bob Hope
Hanoi
North Vietnam
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Hughes trip amid staff permit dispute and Irving biography case
In a background of a sudden pullout a dispute with authorities over staff work permits surfaced. The trip occurred as court hearings in New York pursued an alleged Hughes autobiography by Clifford Irving.
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New York
Hughes
Clifford Irving
Misusing Funds Alleged In Dallas Embezzlement Case
Dallas man James Kell Zullinger alias John McKee, linked to the Dallas Crime Commission and high Scottish Rite officials, was indicted on two counts of embezzling 2920.58 and 3802.40 from Lee Lockwood of Waco. Bond set at 5000 per count. Evidence showed funds used to buy two autos and payments to a relative of a Scottish Rite official. The case ties to Mrs. Charlotte Heller of Irving and a hospital trainee pay dispute referenced in KDFW-TV reports.
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Associated Press
Dallas
James Kell Nullinger
Frank Dyson
Henry Wadesay
John McKee
Dallas Crime Commission
Dallas County
Zuliinger
James Kell Zullinger
Lee Lockwood
Zullinger
Lockwood
Kdfw-Tv
Charlotte Heller
Irving
No-Fault Insurance Urged To Cut Texans’ Rates
AIA vice-president Melvin Stark urged Texas leaders to adopt no fault auto insurance, claiming a guaranteed 25 percent reduction in bodily injury and property damage rates. He pressed Gov. Preston Smith to include no fault in the next legislative session call, citing prior discussions with the governor’s staff.
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Austin
American Insurance Association
Thursiday
Melvin Stark
AIA
Preston Smith
Stark
David Sargent
Suffolk University Law School
Bostion
American Mutual Alliance
American Association of Independent Insurers
Weather Map Page 11 B Notes
Fragmentary weather map data shows temperatures and humidity figures for Beo with today values and prior periods. Entries include maximum and minimum ranges, a sunrise time of 7 29 am, and references to humidity readings at midnight and past year levels.
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