Midwest Floods Forcing Hundreds From Homes
Floodwaters from heavy rains and thawing soils drove hundreds from their homes across the Midwest. Rivers rose, highways iced, and a snowstorm snarled travel from the Pacific Northwest to New England while Texas and Arkansas reported significant flooding and localized damage.
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Midwest
Forthland
Pacific Northwest
New England
Texas
Panhandle
South Plains
Atioa
Oklahoma
Ohio
Arkansas
Little Rock
Avery
Box Elder
Clarksville
Cooper
Negley
Farmersville
Frisco
McKinney
Trenton
Centralexas
Tigertown
Greenville
DeKalb
Deport
R Breckeninge
Panhandle Plains
Dalkart
Dalhart
Amarillo
Alpine
Brownsville
Dallas
Texarkana
Tyler
Waco
Fortorth
Lufkin
Mineral Wells
Abilene
Rockies
Oregon
Montana
Methodist Hospital Board Approves 200 Bed High Rise Addition
The Methodist Hospital Board of Trustees approved a 200 private patient bed high rise as the first phase of a 20 year master plan that would expand total beds to 480 and include a 400 car parking facility. The project would cost 6 to 8 million dollars with a late 1973 target for patient access. A community capital campaign aims to raise 2 million dollars with remaining funds from grants and mortgages.
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Methodist Hospital Board of Directors
David Butler
Avalanche-Journal
Lubbock
Methodist Hospital Board of Trustees
of Goleman and Rolfe
Houston
Howard Schmidt & Associates
21St Street
Knoxville Avenue
John F. Lott
Lott
Harris
Tech Assistant Named To Texas Tech Building Operations
Melvin P. Johnston of Labbock becomes assistant director of building operations at Texas Tech, working with Charles Libby. A former Villa Inn and Holiday Inn South manager, Johnston also ran Johnson House Motel and held Hilton accounting roles in Lubbock Fort Worth El Paso and Columbus Ohio. London dentists experiment with pirate radio music as a pain killer.
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Melvin P. Johnston
Labboeck
Texas Tech
Charles Libby
Johnston
Labbock
Villa Inn
Johnson House
Hilton Hotel Corp
Hilton
Lubbock
Fort Worth
el Paso
Columbus
Ohio
Groucho Marx Ordered Alimony and Palm Springs Custody
Groucho Marx was ordered to pay his third wife $3,000 monthly temporary alimony and grant use of the Palm Springs vacation home during divorce proceedings. He may stay in the Beverly Hills mansion. Edna Eden Marx cited his volatile temper and abusive moods. Attorneys fees totaling $10,000 were awarded. the couple married July 17, 1954 and split July 16, 1968.
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Santa Monica
Conf
Groucho Marx
Palm Springs
Groucho
Beverly Hills
Edna Eden Marx
Marx
Family finances to be aired in Kennedy case trial
Sirhan Bishara Sirhan and his mother Mary Sirhan will testify next Tuesday about their finances as the defense seeks to show an above average means. Judge recessed the murder trial of the 24 year old Jordanian for evidence on grand jury selection and cross sections.
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Los Angeles
Siryan Bishara Sirhan
Robert F. Kennedy
Grant B. Cooper
Sirhan
Mary Sirhan
Cooper
Superior Court
Lot
Arthur L. Alarcon
Edward R. Brand
Kenneth N. Chantry
Brand
Chantry
Hollywood
UPI
France
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Avalanche-Journal Lews Services
Spokane
Wash
Seattle
Astoria
Ore
Idaho
Tom McCall
Portland
Agension
Cnet
Hospital Board
W. B
Dub) Harris
Methodist
St. Mary’s Hospital
University Hospital
St. Mary's
University Hias
Methodist Board of Trustees
J. C. Rickman
Idard V.hamilton
Rickman
St. Luke’s
London
Tommy Clay
Tesas
Lemnany
Vandelia Village
Perkney & Quirt Ave
Grouchy
Michael McCowan
Munir
Adel
Herbert V. Walker
Alarcon
Florsheim - Freeman - Nunn
Manhattan
Enzo
Gant
McGregor
Eagle
Jockey
Hart Schaffner Marx
Society Brand
GGG
Botany 500
Shop Daily
Love
the Insurance CO
Monroe
Redbud Square 13Th and
Slide Road
Bruce
Emerson
Migare TV
Tobe
Cenver Midland
Texas Appliance Co
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