Nixon Celebrates Birthday Dinner At Eisenhowers Home
President Nixon visited the Eisenhowers in Massachusetts to mark his birthday with Julie Eisenhower and David, joined by Pat and Tricia Nixon. About 200 locals welcomed him at Westover Air Force Base despite scattered demonstrators, as the First Family returned to Washington after a brief stop.
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White House
Washington Evening Star
Northampton
Mass
Julie
David Eisenhower
Pat
Tricia
Westover Afb
Francis W. Sargent
Nixons
Washington
Fasenhowers
Westover
Air Force One
Meniaute
Andrews
Trici
King Timahoe
Record of deadly cold wave throttles several states
A severe cold wave across multiple states causes widespread outages and gas curtailments. Texas farmers report a 20 percent drop in egg production while Lone Star Gas cuts 25 percent of industrial gas in five zones. Tennessee Valley Authority and Atomic Energy Commission switch heating methods to conserve fuel. Record low temperatures hit Tennessee, Virginia, and surrounding areas as utilities struggle and services adapt.
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Ege
Lone Star Gas Co
Dallas
Florida
Agriculture Department
New York
Washington, D.C
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Mena
Fayetteville
Harrison
Prescott
Ark
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TVA
Oak Ridge
Tenn
Atomic Energy Commission
Tennessee Valley Authority
Ftr
Federal Power Commission
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Newfound van
Tennessee
Crossvile
Gatlinburg
Knowville
Nashville
Jacksor
Whitetop Mountain
Virginia
Apple Orchard Mountain
Blue Ridge Park
Casper
Wye
T. Milwaukee
Indianapolis
North Platte
Cinccinnat
Atlaneapolis
Burington
Visiting in Prisons Faces Debate Amid Policy Shift
A discussion on inmate visitation and the balance between security and personal contact explains that allowing visits requires providing genuine objects of affection for inmates. The text notes evolving views within the prison system as practices adapt to changing social norms.
Prisons and Prices Tip: Corrections Talk and Inflation Views
A former corrections official discusses anti inflation ideas and prison issues. He cites service price inflation, housing tax relief, and write offs for homes while noting drugs, work release, and security problems across cities, with weather and power disruptions in Florida.
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Rinfret
Ford freezes Dallas assembly work and shifts output
Ford freezes assembly hiring at all plants to relocate Dallas workers. Cars will come from Chicago and Louisville plants, trucks from Kansas City. Dallas plant accounted for 2 percent of Ford’s total U.S. production, and officials say the move is a business decision, not a Dallas economy indictment. State and local leaders react with concern and mixed understanding.
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U.S Coast Guard District
Portsmouth
Chesaneake Bay
Atlanta
Ford Motor Co
Ford
Dallas
Bastian
Chester
Mike MicKool
McKool
Chicago
Louisville
Kansas City
Beating Alleged Near Park Way Elementary School
Police investigate an alleged beating of a 10 year old by schoolmates Friday afternoon as she fled Park Way Elementary to home. A group followed her to the house and entered it refusing to leave until police were threatened. The mother says the girl reported plans to harm her and that school officials will review the incident Monday morning.
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Unt
Seminole Chamber Banquet Honors Many Citizens
The Seminole Chamber of Commerce banquet named the Herbert Hicks family Farm Family of the Year, residents since 1960, with Hicks wife a former Mrs. Texas contestant runner up. Dwyane Herman family named Seminole Family of the Year, residents since 1959, with Herman a local banker and civic leader. Young Citizens of the Year went to Kathy McMinn and Mike Walker. Special honors went to Alton Freeman, Dr Harold Dow, and the late Dr. Fred Koberg for long community service.
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Herbert Hicks
Seminole Chamber of Commerce
Gaines County
SMU Heas
Seminole State Bank
Gaines County Livestock Assocation
Kathy McMinn
Roy McMinn
Mike Walker
Carmen Walker
Alton Freeman
Harold Dow
Fred Koberg
Country
Frank Pollard
Kenneth Wyatt
Tulsa
Charles Ray
Glen Cavitt
Murry Wise
Jean Fitppin
Seminole
Congress Hears Inflation Attack on Education Spending
Lawmakers led by Brademas and Cohelan pressed for higher education and health research funding while warning that inflation taints the bill. They argued misdirected spending and urged disclosure of an urban education report prepared for Secretary Finch.
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Harlow
Brademas
Kep
Jeffery Cohelan
D-Cal- We
James J Howard
DNA
Suete Cohelan
Robert H Finch
TRW
Cohelan
Appropriations Committee
United States
Turkey
Japan
Ethiopia
Nixon
Henry Reuss
Wis
Congress
Reuss
Mahon predicts decade critical for farmers in 1970s
Representative Mahon warned the 1970s will be a pivotal decade for agriculture as farm programs expire and Congress faces new legislation. He noted cotton problems and urged careful crafting of a future farm program amid urban-dominated Congress.
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Congress
Jimmy Davis
Acuff
Vis
Dawson County
Vernon Goodwin
Gaines County
Department of Agriculture
Inquest Details on Cookout Attendee Testimonies
A court inquest examined five young women who testified about a cookout with Mrs Kapen on an island cottage. The witness accounts conflicted with earlier statements by the senator who said he had two drinks at dinner but none at the after party.
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Henry Harris
Dickens
C. A. Robinson
Plainview
Limbbock County
Johnson
Nixon
White House
USDA
Kapen Hinered
Fire at local home claims multiple lives and injuries
A blaze at a local home killed two people on arrival and injured staff members and rescuers. Fire officials report victims suffered burns and smoke inhalation while Pr Sam Howe of Selby Hospital called the event a community shock as ambulances from nearby towns were deployed. An unidentified man told The Columbus Citizen-Journal the home met state fire regulations after inspecting it."
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Sam Howe
Vier
Selby Hospital
Howe
Columbus Citizen-Journal
Tie
Remembering Bonnie and Clyde capture tale from old days
Former Sheriff Banl Corry recalls a 1930s gun battle and kidnapping by Bonnie and Clyde. He describes being taken to a riverbank after a shootout on a bridge and later freed, with Buck Barrow killed nearby and Bonnie and Clyde eventually killed near the Louisiana Texas border.
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Sayre
Okla
Clyde
Buck
Barrow Brothers
Bonnie
Buck Barrow
Louisiana
Texas
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