Son in Sweden Big Burden Hits Father of Deserter
Houston father Richard Cecil Moore Jr. speaks of the burden of his son a U S deserter granted asylum in Sweden as FBI probes his background. Moore notes letters weekly and hopes for open discussion while neighbors recall a once sports minded teen who loved tennis golf and games.
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Big Burden
Houston
UPI
Richard Cecil Moore Jr
Moore
Richard Cecil Moore
Armed Forces of
United States
FBI
Moores
Recaima
Spring Branch High School
Thieu Says South Vietnam Could Rebuild Strength by 1976
President Nguyen Van Thieu told reporters in Saigon that South Vietnam could replace much of American combat strength by 1976 with adequate U.S. aid and equipment. He said troop replacement would be gradual and rejected threats to Paris talks, stressing local leadership in decisions and inviting the National Liberation Front to participate in internationally supervised elections. He hinted at possible discussions with President Nixon during his world trip and spoke on war and peace topics.
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National Immisgration Board
Stockholm
Moore
Sweden
Saigon
Vietnam
South Vietnam
U.S
Neuyen van Thieu
Thieu
Clark Clifford
Willain
Neuyen Cao Ky
Paris
National Liberation Front
Richard Nixon
Nixon
Thien
College Rules Aim To Guard Campus Order In House
The Nixon administration seeks to block a House move to curb campus unrest by attaching an amendment to the HEW appropriations bill. It would require colleges to set campus conduct rules and uprising plans with possible loss of federal aid for noncompliance. The White House and Attorney General Mitchell oppose the plan as counterproductive to academe relations with the federal government.
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Washington
Nixon
House
Educator and Labor Committee
College Rules
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Robert H. Finch
John N. Mitchell
Gerald BR. Ford
Michigan Republican
Bankruptcy Hearing Led by Murray in U S District Court
Friday hearings on Standard Milling Co petition in U S District Court, referee Frank R. Murray presiding. Testimony covered equipment and vehicles held by third parties and alleged preferential payments. matter continued to August 15. Fort Worth police chief Walls appointed succeeding Cate Tightower as public safety director.
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Standard Milling Co
U. S. District Court
Frank R. Murray
Bob Garner
Lubbock
Garner
Murray
Fort Worth
Walls
Cate Tightower
Willam C Clark honored with law school scholarship
The late Willam C Clark a Slaitheck attorney and Texas Tech journalism graduate is honored by a 10 000 endowment to the Texas Tech University School of Law creating the Willam C Clark Scholarship for second or third year students. The gift from his mother Mrs J C Clark and brother Dr David G Clark funds the award and reflects the family's ties to Lubbock.
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Willam C. Clark
Slaitheck
Texas ‘Tech
School of Law
J. C. Clark
2Nd St
David G. Clark
Clark
University of Wisconsin
Madi
Richard B. Amandes
Law School
Lubbock
Black Market Food Thefts In Vietnam War Reports
Government Accounting Office told a Senate panel that U S servicemen in Vietnam were deprived of substantial food supplies as mess hall officials diverted meals to the black market. Comptroller General Staats pledged to report findings, while Senate members pressed for prompt action amid additional complaints from GIs and a U S base in the United States.
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Washington
U.S
Vietnam
Government Accounting Office
Elmer B. Staats
Senate Appropriations
Staats
Joseph M. Montoya
D-N.m
Poe
Montoya
Congress
Army
GAO
Athuequerane
Mishap Injures Five Near Abernathy
An automobile mishap near Abernathy injures five people Friday afternoon. Victims include Mrs. Sefrina Buran 24 of New Deal and her daughters Rachel 2 and Thane 4, Marcia McCall 21 and her brother David McCall 17 of Hobbs New Mexico. All treated for cuts and bruises at Methodist Hospital.
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Abernathy
Sefrina Buran
New Deal
Rachel
Thane
Marcia McCall
Hobbs, N.M
David McCall
Hobbs
Methodist Hospital
Law Student Stops Downtown Bank Robbery in Houston
Neal Pickett a young law student tackled a would be gunman at Union National Bank in Houston preventing a 4600 loss. Another customer Les Day helped detain the suspect while bank chairman Bland McReynolds disarmed him. The robber warned tellers and said the alarm should not be sounded.
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Houston
Union National Bank
Neal Pickett
Pickett
Les Day
Bank
Bland McReynolds
MacReynolds
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Swedish’ Board
Diane
Randy
Houston General Office
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Enid Okla
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Marrs
CAP Wirephotos
House Test College
Mre Clark
Texas Tech
Avalanche-Journal
David
Torenador
William Clark
University of Texas
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Sicily
Italy
France
Alde
U. S.naval Reserve
Naval Reserve Surface Division
First Methodist Church
Lubbock Tennis Association
Urban Renewal Board
Rotary Club
American Judicature Society
Texas Association of Defense Counsel
Key, Carr, Carr and Clark
Pentagon
Henry Ford
Lee Optical
Ying
Caprock
Broadway
Lee
OO Ey
Magnavox
Lara
Isles
Mekelvy's
Magnavox Home Entertainment Center
Ave
Bittman
Ramsower's
Plainview, Texas
Stacy-Mason Furniture
Levellend, Texas
Lindsey Hardware
Brownfield
Denver City
Self Furniture
Slaten, Texas
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