Burglary Targets Tom's Discount Drugs. Two Sought
Police searched for two African American men after a burglary at Tom's Discount Drugs 3816 34th St around 11 15 p m Friday. About 1100 barbiturate pills were stolen. A laundry across the street witness helped report as suspects fled. Also Friday into Saturday a manifold and carburetor were taken from a car at University Dodge 1610 Texas Ave with $200 loss. A window was broken at a Seven-Eleven 2522 Parkway Dr. cigarettes missing. A white stock trailer was reported stolen from 2002 Slide Rd by Jerry Church of Smyer.
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Tom Sappington
Carl Weber
Jerry Church
Smyer
Slide Road
RFK Assassination Remembered At Arlington Mass
Thousands attend a candle lit mass at Arlington National Cemetery marking the second anniversary of Robert F. Kennedy's assassination. Robert F. Kennedy Jr. reads excerpts from his father's speeches as the Kennedy family and notable figures gather near Kennedy graves. The St. Luke Singers perform and the crowd sings The Battle Hymn of the Republic.
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John J. Cavanaugh
Notre Dame University
Caroline
John
Robert S. McNamara
Defense
Averell Harriman
Arthur Schlesinger
Roosevelt Greer
Sirhan Sirhan
Sirhan
Los Angeles
Nixon Party Sets Camp David for Julie Eisenhower Graduation
President Nixon and Mrs. Nixon flew from Washington to Camp David for a family party marking Julie Eisenhower's college graduation. Attending were Tricia Nixon, C. G. Rebozo, Rose Woods, Mamie Eisenhower, and Julie and David Eisenhower. They visited Westtown Pennsylvania for Susan Eisenhower's high school graduation earlier in the day.
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Thurmont
Julie
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Tricia
Florida
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Bebe
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Westtown
David
Susan
Greenwood Wins Easy Runoff in Texas Seventh District
Houston attorney Jim Greenwood 33 swept W Kendall Baker 69 to 31 in the state Democratic runoff for the Seventh District seat. With only 5.3 percent turnout, Greenwood advances to face state Rep. William Archer in November for the seat vacated by George Bush who runs for the Senate.
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Jim Greenwood
W. Kendall Baker
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Baker
William R. Archer
George Bush
Senate
Bush
Lloyd Bentsen
Ralph Yarborough
Fort Worth Donors Boost Lubbock Relief Fund Total
Fort Worth donors have contributed 270 699 13 to Lubbock United Fund Disaster Relief with an added 20 133 69 bringing the latest total to date. The drive, led by Jack Butler of the Fort Worth Star Telegram, continues as Red Cross officials report 1630 registrations and 916 cases developed with 439 approved for settlement.
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Fort Worth
Salvane Jone Guadalupe
Well Baby Co
Texas
Pennsylvania
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Good Fellowship Club of
Waco
Red Cross
Liberal Democrats win three Texas Senate run offs
In the 1971 Texas Senate run offs Liberal Democrats captured three of four seats with Don Kennard of Fort Worth defeating conservative Joe Shannon in a bitter race. Glenn Rothmann narrowly beat Lamoine Holland in San Antonio amid recount talk. Labor-backed James Wallace defeated Donald Shipley in Houston as the race for Hazlewood’s seat in Amarillo went to Max Sherman, a moderate.
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Texas Senate
Don Kennard
Fort Worth
Joe Shannon
Shannon
Kennard
Mexico
Glenn Rothmann
San Antonio
Alamo City
Lamoine Holland
Holland
Houston
James Wallace
Donald Shipley
Wallace
Abraham Farrior
Cross Cole
House
Sen
Hazlewood
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