Young Lad Cheers Nixon With Get Well Letter
An eight year old from Livermore California John W James sent President Nixon a cheerful note urging health and vegetables and promising to follow his own medical plan The boy decorated his room with stars and stripes and wrote the letter after recovering from viral pneumonia Nixon acknowledged receipt noting the boy’s fanhood and humor The White House reaction was described as fantastic
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Strachan disputes Magruder on political intelligence plan
Gordon Strachan, ex White House aide, contradicted Magruder's claim of full briefing on an intelligence gathering plan before the Watergate break in. He testified Magruder only briefly described the plan after a March 30 meeting, and he sent Haldeman a memo with a single three line paragraph on political intelligence.
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Gordon Strachan
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Senate Watergate Committee
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Lubbock Attorney Named Outstanding Young Texan
Dennis McGill, a Lubbock attorney and three year resident, is named one of five Outstanding Young Texans of 1963 by the Texas Jaycees. He has served as president of the Lubbock Jaycees and received the Distinguished Service Award as a prerequisite for the honor. The five regional winners advance to national competition. other honorees include Edwin Dickens, Wyatt Thomas, Pike Powers, and Charles Toliver.
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Tom Wells
Avalanches Journal
Lubbock
Texas Jaycees
Dennis McGill
Lubbock Jaycees
Bill
Victoria
Edwin Dickens
Sam Houston State
University
Huntsville
Wyatt Thomas
Jjohnson JT
Texas Broadcasting Corp
Austin
Pike Powers
Beaumont
Texas
Represen 0
Charles Toliver
Terrell
Chaiman
Unimark Insurance Agen
Wiliam Banowsky
de. James HL
Granberry
Travis J. Shelton Day
McGill
Srn
Woodrow Wilson
Dallas
Texas Agm. University
A&m
University of Texas School of Law
Delta Theta Phi Sete
Wrong Man Slain by FBI During Attempted Arrest
FBI confirms a man killed during arrest efforts for Army desertion was not Milton Scott, the man identified by agents. Calvin Henry Wallace, serving a seven year sentence at San Quentin, used Scott’s identity. Scott's porch shooting followed his alleged resis tance. agents say the self defense claim stands.
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Baton Rouge
Mustain
Donald Moore
Calvin’ Henry
Wallace
Tence
San, Quentin Prison
California
Milton Leon Scott
Scott
Milton Scott
Moore
San Francisco
Pris
Army
Bill Woods
Delhem
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Spendthrift: The only person who cannot economize even when he is broke
A concise harsh description of a spendthrift figure noted in The A-J Today, highlighting the paradox of someone unable to curb expenses despite lack of funds. The item reads as a concise social quip or cartoon caption within the paper.
Thieves Loot Richland Springs Locker Plant Meat Heist
Thieves burglarized the Richland Springs Locker Plant on Thursday and carried off about 3,000 pounds of meat. San Saba County Sheriff Brantley Barker and Texas Ranger Bob Favor investigated but reported no suspects.
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Richhand Springs
San Saba County
Brantly Barker
Texas
Bob Favor
Plane crashes kill three near Amarillo and Plainview
A Beechcraft flying low near a marsh ranch northwest of Amarillo killed three men, ranch owner Stanley Marsh and New York artist Robert Do Smithson among them. Amateur photographer Richard E Curtin, both 25, and pilot Gale Ray Rogers, 26, were dead at the scene. W D Hall, 48, of Abernathy, was critically injured after a second crash near Plainview. The craft based at Tradewind Airport, Amarillo. Autopsies ordered. bodies transported to local funeral homes.
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Marsh Enterprises
Robert Do Smithson
Great Britain
Europe
Richard E. ‘Curtin
Gale Ray Rogers
Tradewind
W. D. Hall
Abernathy, Rhort
Labchock’s
Methodist
Potter County
Sheriff's
Justice of the Peace
Roy ‘Byrd
Curtin
Smithson
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Stanley Marsh
Rogers
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Hereford man sentenced to five years for wife’s murder
Luis Th Gar fla, a Lubbock man and owner of a tortilla factory, received a five year term after a six member jury found him guilty of killing his wife, Victoria, whose body was found Nov 7, 1972 in Hereford. The trial, lasting three days, included a four hour deliberation Thursday night and further deliberations Friday.
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Lubbock
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Vistoria
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Pam
Irs
Cacil. Sanchez
Miss Lubbock Double Winner at Fort Worth Pageant
Fort Worth AP reports Sh ry Lar Waite 20, daughter of Mr and Mrs Raymond C White of Hereford, won two talent prizes, singing a medley and a block of items. Waite aims to become a professional singer and was praised for her stage presence.
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White
Mr. Land
Raymond C. White
Hereford
Crilgon
Noel
Prayer for Guidance and Endurance
A reader offers a brief devotional prayer requesting God's help to endure temptation and to be guided in Jesus' name for the day.
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Jesus
Scout Survives As Four Drown In Yellowstone Lake
A Scout group from Albuquerque set out by canoe on Yellowstone Lake when a sudden storm struck. Jones, 16, swam 0.5 miles with Bob Safran before Safran and three others perished. Jones ran 17 miles barefoot to a ranger station, aided by bear country dangers and near-drowning in the frigid water. Ranger boats retrieved four others. the survivors say the storm scattered the group.
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Explosion Kills Woman on Hijacked Japan Airlines Flight
Japanese hijackers demanding Israel release prisoners seized a JAL jumbo over the Netherlands. A woman passenger was killed and a crew member wounded after the aircraft landed at Laws Airport. About 123 passengers and 22 crew remained on board as Israel vowed not to bow to blackmail. Officials in Tokyo and Rome noted the incident as government leaders were briefed.
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Arabian Peninsula
Oil Spill on Matador Area Farm Damages Land
Houst on oil firm Scurlock Oil faces cleanup after an oil pipeline ruptured on a Matador area farm. Farmer Jack Luckett estimated about 1000 barrels spilled, risking stock tanks if rainfall worsens. Scurlock’s Jack Blanton said repairs would start soon along a 20 mile section from Roaring Springs to Whiteface after prior breaks.
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Scurlock Oil Co
Houston
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Jack Blanton, ‘President of the Oil Firm ,Said Late Friday He Was Uyarate
Weather Outlook With Thunderstorms Possible This Week
Readings show partly cloudy skies with scattered thunderstorms Sunday through Monday. Highs nearby and evening lows around the mid to high 70s. winds SW 8 to 18 mph. Daily humidity and temperature ranges are listed with typical summer patterns for the Loabrock area.
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