Profound Changes Seen For Filipinos
Manila reports say President Marcos under martial law seeks major political shift toward a parliamentary central government via citizens assemblies. With elections postponed, assemblies may replace ballots and supersede Congress, while support centers in rural areas and some urban districts favor prolonged martial rule and a new constitution.
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Manila
Ferdinand E. Marcos
Philippines
Marcos
Jose Rono
Francisco Tatad
U.S
Liputan
Makati
Congress
Swindler Takes Cancer Victim's Operation Money
Chicago story of Sally De Simone and her husband Berardo a school superintendent as a stranger pocketed 3100 from an ad sale and a bank draft. Neighbors launch a rapid fund effort to rescue Sally who needs a 3100 operation while she battles cancer and a second heart attack.
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Chicago
UPI
Nick Cellozi
Sally de Simone
Sally
Berardo
Cellozi
Elmhurst Hospital
U.S. Fuel Shortage May Stall Railroads
A AR spokesman warned rail service could be curtailed if the nationwide fuel shortage persists. He noted oil suppliers cut allocations to railroads, rail fuel use up about ten percent from a year earlier, and identified hardest hit terminals in Michigan Indiana Salt Lake City Chicago Kansas City and Minneapolis-St Paul.
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United Press International
Association of American Railroads
Washington
Michigan
Indiana
Salt Lake City
Elkhart Ind
Little Rock
Ark
Chicago
Kansas City
Minneapolis-St. Paul
New York
Zebulon
Seo Yel
State Hospital
Fulton
Sun Oil Co
Tilsa
Ohio
the Transport Co
Milwaukee
Wis
Department of Transportation
Colorado
Indiana House
Otis Bowen
Hooisers
Sheer Madness Stocking Sale in Downtown Monterey
The sale runs January 13 to 20 offering Hanes sheer and stretch stockings and pantyhose plus Hanes Alive Sheer Support Stockings at regular hosiery prices. Downtown Monterey hosts this promotional event.
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Hanes
Peace Talks Hinge On World Powers Amid Vietnam Drift
AP Special Correspondent William L. Ryan reports a easing mood in some capitals about Vietnam as Kissinger and Tho explore a possible cease fire. Moscow's Brezhnev signals cautious optimism while Paris and Saigon pressure for sovereignty in any settlement. A mid 1970s breakthrough remains uncertain as Western Europe and the United States weigh detente against continued Indochina involvement.
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William L. Ryan
Dochina
Georges
Pompidou
United States
Nixon
Vietnam
Moscow
Hanoi
Henry Kissinger
Lelf
Duc Tho
Lin
Brezhnev
Mos
Indochina
Middle East
Soviet Union
China
U.S
Saigon
South Vietnam
Brownfield Sets Talent Tourney
Brownfield special notes elects First National Bank board members at the annual stockholders meeting. Dr Noah W. Stone of Brownfield since 1959 partner in Knox Stone Clinic native of Post. Ronard Stice, Terry County native farmer and president of Anton Gin Corp and Tri Star. T A Hicks Brownfield Seed president, longtime Terry County resident. Officers listed include Kendrick chair Richardson president Gorton vice president cashier Ellington vice president Burda vice president McCutcheon vice president Jones assistant vice president Willis assistant vice president.
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Brownfield
Noah W. Stone
Ronard Stiet J
T. A. Hicks
First National Bank
Stone
Knox-Stone Clinic
Post
Terry County
Stice
Anton Gin Corp
Tri-Star In
Hicks
Brownfield Seed and Debnting
Offiers
John J. Kendrick
Lt. Richardson
Frank Gorton
Leonard M. Ellington
Donald Burda
Dennis McCutcheon
James R. Jones
Johnny Willis
Assitant
McAllen Woman Seeks GOP State Vice Chairman Post
Mrs Richard Sowell of McAllen announced her bid for the Texas Republican Party state vice chairman position. The post has been vacant since December 1 when Mrs Malcolm Milburn of Austin renewed.
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Austin
Texas Republican Party
Richard Sowell
McAllen
Malcolm Milburn
SPAG Approves Terry County Juvenile Officer
Terry County Judge Herbert Chesshier announced that the South Plains Association of Governments approved funds for a juvenile officer in the county. The Commissioners Court authorized interviews to hire the position to be filled by February 1, amid a 20 item agenda. A nine member citizens committee to investigate county welfare programs and other offices was approved with nominees including Art Adair G I Simms Jack Hamilton C C Faught Joe Fleming E V Murphy Jim Reed Cecil Rivera Speedy Moorehead and Leonard Ellington.
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Brownfield
Terry
Herbert Chesshier
South Plains Association of Governments
Terry County Commissioners Court
Chesshir
Art Adair
G. I. Simms
Jack Hamilton
C. C. Faught
Joe Fleming
E. Vv, Murpohy
Jim Reed
Cecil Rivera
Speedy Moorehead
Leonard Ellington
Waco Youth Held On Drug Charges
Walter G. Lacy III son of Citizens National Bank chairman was jailed on a 2500 dollar bond after drug charges. Deputies found a trunk containing marijuana hashish and paraphernalia under a McLennan County bridge. Lacy allegedly moved the trunk to his car during the stakeout. John Johnson JP set the bond. Lacy worked at Citizens National Bank.
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WACO
Walter G
Lacy TH
Citizens National Bank
Walter G. Lacy Jr
Lacy
Les Stovall
McLellan County
Stovall
Justice of the Peace
Joe N. Johnson
German Firms Spend on Foreign Patents and Licenses
German and West German companies paid 425 million dollars for foreign patents and licenses, with 157 million dollars sourced from foreign users of German technological developments.
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Bonn
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