Young Americans Bring Music to Lubbock on Tour
James Brown, age 16, leads a 16 to 21 year old troupe of performers in a three month coast to coast tour. The Young Americans arrived in Lubbock for an 8 p.m. show at the Municipal Auditorium with stops in Hereford and beyond. They travel on a no pay basis, relying on expenses, and stress self expression over rigid rules. Auditions and on the road interviews highlight their aim to share youth and music while touring away from family. Jewel Stuart, Judy Cohen, and Brown discuss audience impact and personal goals amid travel and performances.
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James Brown
Brown
Municipal Auditorium
Lubbock
Hereford
Los Angeles
Kent Stump
Estherville
Town
Jewel Stuart
Peru
Lakewood
Calif
Judy Cohen
Judy
Gardena
Jewel
Stump
Ifj
Pilsbury
Allan
Pata Thaeseeve
Wife Charged In Husband's Death In Dallas Suburb
Juliet Sloan 40, wife of meat packing executive Archie Sloan 47, charged with murder after his stabbing death at their Highland Park mansion. Police found Sloan in a bedroom with a switchblade nearby. he had multiple stab wounds. Sloan led Texas Meat Packers Inc and formerly headed Sloan Industries in Fort Worth. couple married about three years.
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the Industries, Inc
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Retailer Insists Beet Cost Highest But Not Too High
SAN ANTONIO AP The president of Safeway Stores William S. Mitchell argued beef prices are not excessively high and that consumers spend a low share of disposable income on food. He joined cattlemen leaders in a panel at the American National Cattlemen's Association convention. John M. Trotman predicted beef prices would rise another 5 to 10 percent in six months.
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San Antonio
United States
Mit
Hell
William S. Mitchell
Safeway Stores, Inc
Oakland
Calif
American National Cattlemen's Association
Mitchell
Hill
John M. Trotman
Montgomery
Ala
Chrysler recalls Dodge trucks over hood latch and brake hose defects
Chrysler announces 10 362 Dodge model light duty trucks from 1972 and 1973 are recalled for hood latch and brake hose flaws. One campaign covers 10 301 units with a secondary latch that may fail above 40 mph, risking hood opening. The other targets 61 six cylinder 1972 forward control trucks for brake hose clearance issues near tires and tailpipes. No accidents reported.
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UPI
Chrysler T Corp
Dodge
Chrysler
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