Wall Street blast rocks Fraunces Tavern area in New York
Three people killed and at least four injured when a bomb exploded at the doorway of a sports men’s dining club adjacent to Fraunces Tavern in the Wall Street area. A Puerto Rican nationalist group claimed responsibility, saying the attack was retaliation for actions against Puerto Rican independence. The blast shattered a ground floor dining room while the upper part of Fraunces Tavern remained largely intact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anglers and Tarpon Club
New York
Financial District
Wall Street
Healy. i Super
Fraunces Tavern
George Washington
New York Stock Exchange
Glans
Associated Press
FALN
CIA
John T. O'Hagan
Abraham Beame
Donth
Angel Luis Chavonnier
Eddie Ramos
Mayaguez
Puerto Rico
Broad Street
The
Sons of the Revolution of the Sepuerto Rican Page
Slush Fund Tied To Bell in Austin deposition
A sworn deposition by Bill Holman of Southwestern Bell ties Austin Mayor Roy Butler and three ex-councilmen to a political slush fund. Holman says he gave $300 to Butler and $400 to others, with money described as travel expenses. The filing relates to a $292 million libel suit by Bell executives and Gravitt survivors, before a San Antonio court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
Bill Holman
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
Roy Butler
Austin American-Statesman
Holman
Southwestern Bell
San Antonio
Gravitt
Hread
Bell Company
Texas
Bell
James H. Ashley
can-Statesman
Ameri
Beebe
Dan Love
Bert Handcox
Equal Opporttunity Employment Agency
Dick Nichols
Council
Paign
Weather map page notes clear to Sunday warm trend
Lubbock area forecast shows clear to partly cloudy skies through Sunday with a warming trend. Today high mid 60s and tonight low in the upper teens to 40s. Sunday highs upper 60s with SW winds 10 to 20 mph. Humidity around 26 percent.
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Lubbock
Weatius
Lady Abilene
Ubb
Denver
Albuquerque
SUI RE Paso
Amani
Mousson
Hobbe
Solon Urges Poor Get Nuclear Shelter Food
Rep. Edward Koch calls for distributing $4 million worth of emergency food stored in 13,000 New York shelters to the elderly poor on SSI. He criticizes Civil Defense as a mad scheme and questions shelf life and control of the supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPD
Edward Koch
D-N.y
Koch
Abe Beame
Debt Limit Tied to Oil Tariff Proposals in Congress
The House Ways and Means Committee splits oil tariff hikes and debt ceiling actions by a 15 to 14 vote, then approves a plan to block Ford's triple stage import tariffs while lifting the debt limit to a record 531 billion through June 30. Senate Democrats prepare an alternative package led by Senator Pastore.
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Washington
Ford
House
Ways and Means
Congress
Cass
Senate Democrats
Senate Policy Committee
Mike Mansfield
John ©. Pastore
Rhode Island
House Democrats
Hermann T. Schneebeli
R-Pa
GOP
White House
Film Stooge Larry Fine Dies At 73
Los Angeles AP reports Larry Fine of the Three Stooges died of a stroke at 73 at Motion Picture Country Home in Woodland Hills. A stroke in 1971 left him partially paralyzed, later supported by the fund. Fine helped relive Stooge fame as TV airings revived interest and fans sent thousands of Christmas cards.
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Los Angeles
Larry Fine
Three Stooges
Motion Picture
Woodland Hills
Fine
Motion Picture and Television Fund
Curly Howard
Moe Howard
Philadelphia
Ted Healy
His
Stooges
Clark Gable
Joan Crawford
Band
Estes-Linked Grain Storage Firm Sued For Bankruptcy
In Amarillo Texas American Grain and Cattle Co a major grain storage firm tied to ex convict Billie Sol Estes faces an involuntary bankruptcy suit filed in Fargo North Dakota Creditors claim a preferential transfer occurred while insolvent and list debts totaling 187 422 against the 28 million bushel Texas storage complex The company holds about 30 million bushels of grain in storage across Texas with key facilities in Plainview Dilly Hart Sumnerfield Vega Wildorado Hereford Perryton Corpus Christi and more Grain movement under Texas Department of Agriculture supervision follows shortages at the Corpus Christi elevator and a bond covers all American Grain elevators The Jaffe Texas Trust Co deal linked to Estes storage empire is noted with an 8 7 million price in 1962 site references state the grain is being moved to fulfill warehouse receipts and shortages.
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Amarillo
Tex
American Grain and Cattle Co
Billie Sol Estes
Fargo
N.D
Estes
Im- Im
TDA
American Grain
Plainview
Dilly
Hart
Merfield
Vega
Wildorado
Hereford
Perryton
Corpus Christi
Darrell Ketcham
Cand
Texas
Melvin Kroetlin
Buffalo
N.C
Henry Kroetlin
McAnn
Dean Rust
Harwood
Joseph Harbeke
Page
Lars Bergen
Niagara
Morris Jaffe
Texas Trust Co
John Barbee
Charles Windham
Associated Press
Texas den
Ketcham
Movimiento Aiming For Ward Plan
El Movimiento Popular votes to push a six ward system in Lubbock to boost minority representation. About 60 Mexican American residents meet at Guadalupe Center to back a petition drive and a pure ward structure with one representative per ward elected at large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peggy Smi
Avalanche-Journal
el Movimiento Popular
Lubbock
Guadalupe Center
Jorge Moreno
Dry wind fronts bring warming trend to Texas plains
A cold front cooled Texas Friday with a DRY wind crossing the South Plains. High pressure builds over Lubbock as a warming trend follows, with expected highs near the mid 60s and lows in the upper 30s. Petition drives target 4 000 to 6 000 voter signatures to advance the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Plains
Texas
Lubbock
National
Weather Service
el Movi
Mercury
Framiento
Jon
Iin
Prayer Appeal for Strength to Overcome Evil
A reader asks Bless Us Our Father to help believers resist today’s evils with love and strength. The plea seeks guidance to overcome harm through divine support and good deeds. Amen.
Middlemen Gain Top Share In 1974 Food Cost Surge
Washington AP figures from the Agriculture Department show the 1974 annual market basket cost at a record 1150 dollars, up 213 dollars from 1973. The middlemen’s share rose sharply to 1016 dollars, while farmers' portion was 734 dollars, signaling a widening farmretail spread and higher weekly costs for households.
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Don Kendall Washington
Agriculture Department
USDA
Department
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Tv-Radio Comic Dictionary
Solon
Newbank
Larry Fine Dellater of
Film Stooge
Larry
Moc
Noone
Estes-Linked
Movimiento
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