New Isolationists Target In Nixon Speech
President Nixon decried isolationists while urging action on domestic problems and the Vietnam crisis. He planned a Midway Island conference with President Thieu to discuss paths toward peace ahead of travel to his California home.
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Vietnam
Midway Island
Pacific
Nguyen van Thieu
Colorado Springs
San Clemente
Calif
Midway
America
United States
Czechoslovakia
Eisenhower
Daevid
Julie
Ton
Tricia
Senators Blast Nixon Isolationist Charge Over Defense Policy
Democratic senators denounce President Nixon’s attack on new isolationists as ominous and offensive. Fulbright accuses the administration of distorting critics like Symington while urging realism over rhetoric in national security and Vietnam policy. Symington, a former Air Force secretary, emerges as a leading defender of defense policy.
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Washington
Nixon
J. W. Fulbright
Foreign Relations Committee
Air Force Academy
Colorado Springs
Alan Cranston
D-Calif
America
Fulbright
South Vietnam
Arkansas Democrat
Symington
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
Air Force
Joint
Senate
Wreck Victim Ford Funeral Friday in Oklahoma
Funeral services for John Henry Ford 32 of 1705 Ave A will be held Friday at St Paul Baptist Church at 7 p.m. Burial is in Mount Zion Cemetery Tom Oklahoma under South Plains Memorial Home. Ford died Sunday at Methodist Hospital after a three vehicle crash Friday night at 50th Street and Southeast Drive. Survivors include his parents Luke Ford of Pasadena California and Mrs Lucille Paxton of Foreman Arkansas two sisters Mrs Versie Mae Tramble Pasadena and Hazel Lee Ford Foreman and a brother Jessie Lee Ford Idabel Oklahoma.
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1705
Ave. A
St. Paul Baptist Church
Jim Loud
Mount Zion Cemetery
Tom, Okla
South Plains Fimera
Ford
50Th Street
Southeast Drive
Methodist Hospital
Luke Ford
Pasadena
Calif
Lucille Paxton
Foreman, Ark
Versie Mae Tramble
Hazel Lee Ford
Foreman
Jessie Lee Ford
Idabel, Oklo
Carter speaks on Rotary future and personal integrity at Lubbock meeting
Carter guest speaker at Downtown Rotary in Lubbock discusses Rotary’s role in the 1970s and warns that the over-thirty generation must set an example to prevent decline. He traces eras from the 1900s to the 1960s and calls for restored values and leadership.
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Lubbock
Rotary Club
Olive
Rosalind
Rex Webster
44Th St
United States
Rotary
Ingland
Britain
Rites Set for Mrs. Maeker in St Joseph's Church
Services for 81 year old Mrs R J Maeker are scheduled at St Josephs Catholic Church in Loam with Rev John J Dillon of ODonnell Will officiating. Maeker born in Shiner and long time resident of the Wilson Slaton area since 1917. The feature lists survivors including husband R J Maeker two sons W C Wilson and Robert Dreyer of Shiner and two daughters Mrs S R Nixon Koenig of Bastrop and Mrs J Kitten of Austin. President Nixon presided at a cadet ceremony noting 49 graduates and granting amnesty for minor cadet violations.
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R. J. Maeker
W. C
Wilson
Robert
Lubbock
S. R.nixon
Koenig
Bastrop
Kitten
Service for T. C. Bowden Held in Duncan
Funeral services for T. C. Jimmy Bowden, 58, will be at 2 p.m. at Grantham Funeral Home Chapel in Duncan with burial in Duncan Cemetery. Bowden, of Rt. 1 Lubbock, died Tuesday after moving from Duncan 15 years ago. He is survived by two sisters Eunice Mahoney in Austin and Ollie Pyron in Duncan. a brother John in Louisville Ohio. two step sons L. J. Sibley in Plainview and Bil Sibley in Littlefield. and a step daughter Odessa Westfall Brownwood. His wife died in November 1967.
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Jimmy) Bowden
Grantham Funeral Home
Duncan
Oklo
Lubbock
Rix Funeral Home
Bowden
Rt. 1
Methodist Hospital
Eunice Mahoney
Austin
Ollie Pyron
Speller Nyla Medlock Headlines Bee Finalists
Lorenzo Speller among 23 finalists as Nyla Medlock leads a field of contestants in the national spelling bee. The nine round first day ends with 464 words called, top prize is 1000 dollars plus a trip to New York.
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Nyla
Jim Medlock
Star Rt
Lorenzo
Gayle
Janet
Melinda Gilbreath
49Th St
Washington
Mt. Vernon
Maureen O’brien
Oswego
N.Y
Laura Wientjes
San Antonio
Scripps - Howard
New York Daily
Robert Walters
Topeka
Kan
Daily Capital
New York City
Council Returns To Feud Over Communication And Respect
Council members clash over how city business is communicated with the mayor and staff. Rogers accuses Blackwell of spreading a rumor that the mayor has a vested interest in a new garbage baling process for the city.
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Rogers
Blackwell
Graveside rites set for Clyde Branch in Seagraves
Clyde Branch 47 of Amarillo, an independent truck driver, will be buried at 4 p m today in Seagraves Cemetery under Webb Funeral Home direction. His death followed discovery in an Amarillo motel.
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Seagraves
Clyde Branch
Amarillo
Webb Funeral Home
Branch
Autopsy urged to determine cause of death of Mike Burger
Washington AP reports Majority Leader Mike Burger died prompting an autopsy to determine cause. Mansfield delays decision on Warren E Burger nomination with services set for 10. Funeral at Amarillo Gordon Funeral Home Chapel with survivors including wife and two daughters following late Wednesday.
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Justice of the Peace
Washington
Cliff Roberts
Mike
Mansfield
Warren E. Jurger
Gordon Funeral Home Chapel
Mark Trice
GOP
Louise Marie
Everett M. Dirksen
Loretta
Linda
Funeral services set for A T Scroggins in Abernathy
A T Scroggins, 70, dies after illness. Services at Northside Baptist Church Abernathy at 2 p.m. with Rev Hollis Showmake. Burial in Abernathy Cemetery. Survivors include five brothers and three sisters from Abernathy Bonham Plainview Lake Jackson and other towns.
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Oklahoma
Scroggins
Abernathy
Fannin County
Alfred
Winfield
Emmitt
Sam
Lubbock
Fred
del Rio
Davie Simpson
Bonham
Dwight Green
Plainview
J. D. Henderson
Lake Jackson
Pollen Count Details by Location Across Hospitals
The report lists pollen particle counts at multiple sites including Porter Printe Hospital Reese Air Force Base and Highland Hospital. Counts range from 511 to 632 particles per cubic centimeter with spores making up 10 to 70 percent, linked to newborns at various addresses and stations.
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Highland Hospital
Cavey Carpet Co
Wilson and Slaton women mourn family elder with many descendants
Five sisters led by Mrs. Anton Ahrens Mrs. Elbert Gumm and Mrs W F Klos of Wilson along with Mrs John Sander and Mrs Will Bruckner of Slaton are listed among a large family group that includes 14 grandchildren and 7 great grandchildren. Grandsons will serve as pallbearers.
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Anton Ahrens
Elbert Gumm
W. F. Klos
Wilson
John Sander
Will Bruckner
Slaton
Laird Orders Review After Evans Disaster Losses
Secretary Laird ordered urgent reassessment of all service assignment policies after the Evans collision that killed three Sage brothers from Niobrara Nebraska. Surviving crews were moved to the Kearsarge and Melbourne repairs begin as joint US Australia inquiry shapes blame and corrective steps.
Navy ships lose three brothers in tragedy
The Rev Charles F Lundgren said memorial services would be held with town flags at half staff. Gary, Greg, and Kelly served aboard the Evans after transfers from Gary’s earlier Merrick posting. Gregory was married with a 13 month old son. A Pentagon spokesman noted the policy allowing brothers on the same ship had been rescinded. An uncle urged the Navy not to allow such group postings.
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Gary
Gregory
Kelly
Melbourne
Evans
U.S. Navy
Subic Bay
Philippines
Vietnam
South China Sea
U.S
Navy
Jerome H. King
Defense Department
Hugh Day
Vid Stevenson
Pentagon
Laird
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Clarance D. Long
House
Appropriations
Long
Pueblo
North Korea
High Seas
Charles’ F. Lundgren
Lutheran Church
Greg
Gregory Allen Jr
Linda
Omaha
Sullivan Brothers
Lawrence Sage
Niobrara
Warrants Row Triggers Hale Center Banking Fallout
Warrants involved in a statewide issue caused Hale Center banks to confront endorsements and bonding company actions. The First National Bank will now accept warrants only from customers amid a state suit against Fort Worth National Bank over $8139 in warrants. Bank officials warn of liability if irregularities show up in warrant issuance.
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Fort Worth National Bank
Fort Worth
Harrison
McClain
Bondling Company
Lubbock Claims ‘Service
Honding Company
Jarel Miller
First National Bank of
Hale Center
Treasury
Art Classes Expand At Garden and Arts Center
The Garden and Arts Center offers painting drawing and pottery classes for children teens and adults. New sessions begin June 16 to 26 with Mrs. Krahn teaching elementary painting and drawing, and July 28 to August 7 for classes by Mrs. Boone. An adult painting workshop runs June 9 to 20 with Dr. Emilio Caballero of West Texas State University. More than 200 people have registered. call PO2-6411 Ext. 363 for details.
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Paul H. Boone
Emilio EF. Caballero
West Texas State University
Canyon
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