Lost Boy Found By Angler Near Tres Ritos NM Scout Area
Eleven year old Brady Braddock, son of Mr and Mrs Leon Braddock of Lubbock, was found by Albuquerque fisherman along a river three and a half miles from the Boy Scout Ranch where he disappeared Friday. He was taken to Holy Cross Hospital Taos and discharged after observation. The boy apparently wandered away from the ranch and had gotten lost, with no serious injuries. Searchers included Taos County deputies, the forest service, and family friends.
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Brady Braddock
Leon Braddock
47Th St
Tres Ritos
N.M
Albuquerque
Boy Scout Ranch
Holy Cross Hospital
Taos
Brad
Taos County
Taos Lato
Henry Pacheco
Pacheco
Taos Hospital
Lubbock
Forest Service
Frequez Bonifacio
New Mexico
Papers Fight Over Watergate Papers Threaten Nixon
Washington AP report: senators press for Nixon papers amid Watergate probes. Inouye and Weicker support subpoenas, urging White House compliance. Some members fear private talks will slow the investigation, while others say the President should respond to avoid a fruitless delay.
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Washington
APY
Nixon
People of the United
Senate
Daniel K
Faye
Hawaii
Vate
Sam J. Ervin Jr
D/ dent
Frontier Life at Western Forts A Hard Life for Soldiers
A century ago frontier forts offered harsh living with scarce comforts as soldiers endured rotgut and rough conditions. The rugged posts stood along the trail shaping West Texas settlement while danger from Indians and desperadoes lingered near the men who kept watch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanner Laine
Morej
Sor
Avalanche-Journal
Theldiers
Strone
West Texas
Sean
Rontier
Watergate hearings move into televised week of testimony
The Watergate committee begins a full five day week of televised hearings with appearances by White House figures and lawmakers. Nixon hospitalization for viral pneumonia delays a planned Ervin meeting while subpoenas for presidential documents loom.
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Sen. James
I Buckley
W House
Eade
White House
Buckley Sa Inouye
CBS
Buckley
NBC
Weicker
Wcbs-Tv
New York City
Richard A. Moore
John W. Dead Tit
Nixon
Secret Cambodian Bombing Testimony Revealed
Former Air Force Major Hal M. Knight testified before the Senate Armed Services Committee that he helped falsify records of bombing in Cambodia in 1970. Knight, 41, described fear at testifying and outlined his role as an operations officer in Bien Hoa with duties over bombing orders and reconnaissance reports.
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Memphis, Tenn
UPI
Air Force
Hal M. Knight
Senate Armed Services Committee
Cambodia
Memphis State University
Knight
Washington
Tech
University
Texas Tech
Senate
Harold Hughes
D-Town
Bien Hoa
South Vietnam
Saigon
Son
Forts and settlers face monotony and risk in early frontier life
Land settlement required protection for pioneers and garrisons, yet morale sagged at the forts. Monotony bred boredom and social tension as troops depended on scarce relief and settlers included women, gamblers, outlaws, and opportunists amid a volatile frontier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forts
Prayerful plea for surrender to God's will and guidance
A short reader prayer asks for divine help to surrender lives to God's will. It seeks guidance in all actions and ends with Amen. The text conveys personal devotion and a request for spiritual alignment.
Bride Adjusts To Lofty Job In Smokestack Art
In Tampa Florida Kae Markert and her husband Joe Markert both 27 and 28 work as steeplejacks painting Stars and Stripes on water towers 120 feet high. They can earn about 2500 dollars per week for such work though the job is hazardous. The couple began painting towers in Florida about a year ago after Joe conceived the idea from a painted dump truck and built a mockup from an old coffee can to pitch to a firm.
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Tampa
Fla
Kaethy Markert
Markett
Mack Track Co
Allentown
Ted
Markert
Pennsylvania
Florida
Girlstown Glows On Birthday Celebration
Hundreds of South Plains residents visited Girlstown U.S.A. on Sunday for a 24th anniversary open house and Miss Girlstown USA pageant. Dorothy Toney, 16, was crowned Miss Girlstown USA for 1973 with Wanda Ralston passing the crown. Runners up were Kathy Young Becky Owens and Joan Toney. Miss Toney, a Whiteface High School senior and cheerleader, will lead next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Zeigler
Girlstown
U.S. A
Seeveral
South Plains
Miss Girlstown
Miss Girlstown Dorothy Toney
U.S.A
Miss Toney
Wanda Ralston
Kathy Young
Becky Owens
Joan Toney
Levelland teacher fatally shot in early Sunday incident
Levelland police say a school teacher, Oberomie Little Boy Garrett, was killed at about 1 a.m. after a gunfight at a local residence. A warrant is issued for a Littlefield man on murder charges. autopsy ordered. Garrett, a Levelland native, played sports in high school and college and taught in the Levelland Independent School District. he is survived by his wife Yolanda Bax Dee, four sisters, and a brother in the Army. Services are pending.
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Levelland
Bartoost
Oberomie
Garrett
Lev
Cook Memorial
Littlefield
Lamb County
Levelland Lubbock and Yaeinty
Lytas
Selina Maxima
PAL
Mivcinatm
Humality
Spo
Amun
Atze
Omidauant
Wweathi Hancy Ry Mend
Hobby
SERS
Hinson
Ger
Oke
Palle
Collee
Levellmd
Wayland Baptist College
Platchew
Carrie Palmer
Sirs. Lee Stafford
Dorothy Newhouse
Fort Worth
Finley
Germany
Angels Pitcher Hurls Two No Hitters in Season
Nolan Ryan of the California Angels pitched a shutout against the Detroit Tigers, fanning 17 and joining an elite group as the fifth pitcher ever to throw two no hitters in a single season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nolan Ryan
California Angels
Detroit Tigers
Tigers
Weekend Low Temperatures Break Records In Lubbock
Weekend weather lowers records across Lubbock region with July temperatures plummeting to 60 degrees and 80 degree highs earlier, as a midsummer cool front brings heavy rains. Flood warnings issued for 16 Texas counties near San Antonio withfalls of up to four inches. NOAA/NWS reports record lows and a notable shift from recent highs, impacting South Plains communities.
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AMI News
Weather Service
NWS
Bothh
Tembeck
Ature
Loowest
South Plains
Texas
Hix Country
San Antonio
Garner State Park
Brain Drain Threat Hits Chile as Professionals Leave
In Chile a growing brain drain reduces skilled workers as 3000 engineers architects physicians nurses and contractors depart since Allende began his socialist shift. High inflation up to 300 percent next year and severe shortages push locals to seek better prospects abroad, with anecdotes from professionals like a civil engineer and family man priced out of the economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santiago, Chile
Chile
Lende
Igo
Allende
Federica
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Herbert W. Kalmbach
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Dean
H. R. Haldeman
John Do Ehrlichman
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Tech Grad
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Domthy ‘Joney
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Ratston
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