Seventeen Newsmen Missing in Cambodia Case
The article reports that Sean Flynn, Dana Stone, and fifteen other Western journalists are missing after April 1970 captures in Cambodia. It notes initial hopes for safe release, reports on their nationalities, and that Hanoi denies knowledge while U.S. and European committees press for information and action.
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Cambodia
Sean Flynn
Dieter Bellendorf
Dana Stone
Peter Arnett
Associated Press
Claude Arpin
Walter Cronkite
Southeast Asia
Hanoi
Prince Sihanouk
Cronkite
Flynn
Erroll Flynn
Time
Stone
CBS
Sihanouk
Peking
Richard Dudman
Washington
St. Louis Post Dispatch
Welles Hange
NBC Hong Kong
Paris
Zailan Grant
New Republic
Route 1
Svay Rieng
Tay Ninh Province
Jatu
Krate
Laos
Hhat
Indochina
Grant
United States
France
Europe
Jean Lacouture
Red China
North Vietnam
One Charged In Post Murder Case
A 21 year old Post man was charged with murder after Vernon Clyde Ward died from stab wounds sustained during an all night restaurant altercation. San Antonio Fuentes was named in the complaint and bond set at 25000. Ward, a Las Vegas native and golf course designer, leaves a large family and requests services in Mesa Arizona.
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POST
Vernon Clyde Ward
San Antonio
Fuentes
Jerry Tyler
Nicanor
Abelardo Reyna
Garzas County
Ward
Phoenix
Ariz
Patsy
William
Howard
Clyde
James
Las Vegas
Nev
Mike Petty
Ronnie Petty
Lubbock
Pam Petty
Tom Ward
Deming
N. M
Ben
Henderson
Donnie
Pauline Payne
Boulder City
Bill Turner
Pahrump
Visitors Barred From Texas Base
Sheppard Air Force Base near Wichita Falls will close to visitors from 6 p.m. to 5:30 a.m. amid weekend racial fistfights between white and Negro airmen. A Sunday blockade followed. twenty airmen suffered minor injuries. Air Police reinforced the base Monday as the commander Maj. Gen. Jerry D. Page decides how many nights the measure lasts.
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Wichita Falls
UPI
Sheppard Air Force Base
Jerry D. Page
Sheppard
Page
Air Police
Area Man Released On $50,000 Surety Bond
Hal Rachal of Midland former Kerrville aircraft executive was released on a $50 000 surety bond pending appeal of his federal stock fraud conviction He was sentenced to five years in prison and must surrender his passport and stay within the Western District of Texas.
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San Antonio
Hal Rachal
Midland
Kerrville Aircraft
Rachal
Mooney Aircraft, Inc
WesternDistrict
Texas
Divisiveness Assessed in Southern Presbyterians Schism Debate
At Massanetta Springs Virginia the Presbyterian Church in the United States faces a possible split as leaders and critics debate reunion with the North and South. Moderator Rose urges tolerance while Kenneth Keyes predicts inevitable division and realignment this year.
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Massanetta Springs
Presbyterian Church
U.S
Ben Lacy Rose
Richmond
Kenneth §. Keyes
Miami
Fla
Keyes
Concerned Presbyterians, Inc. Assembly
Texas Tech Institute Adds Faculty From Mexico Specialties
The new teaching staff for the institute includes Dr. Montgomery and professors Robert Campbell Richard Keslin and Elizabeth King from Texas Tech with specialties in Mexico. Students under 21 need parental consent to attend and inquiries can be sent to Dr. Evelyn Montgomery at Texas Tech University Box 4590 Lubbock Texas 79409.
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Itexas Tech
Mexico
Montgomery
Robert Campbell
Richard Keslin
Elizabeth King
Evelyn Montgomery
Texas Tech University
Box
Lubbock
Texas
Blind Students Aid From Tech Phi Omega Service Fraternity
Phi Omega at Tech organized an APO reader program for blind students. Bob Wiley led the effort to help housing navigation testing and reading needs. A new Blind Library in temporary barracks aids with Braille dictionaries talking books and equipment. Plans include 20 reading booths and a raised line map for the student union.
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Phi Omega Service Fraternity
Tech
APO
Bob Wiley
45Th St. Apt. 4
Webster’s
Texas Commission For the Blind
Texas State Library
F. Scott Fitzgerald
Special Education Department
IBM
Roget
Thestudent Association
Student Association For the Visually Handicapped
American Institute of Architects
Thieves Loot Truck and Bags in City Burglary Spree
A truck at Foremost Foods Co. was looted for 10 gallons of ice cream worth 12 dollars and gasoline siphoned from the tank. Separate purse thefts include 32 dollars from Mrs. Ann Miller and 7 dollars from Julie Bell, with other thefts totaling hundreds across multiple addresses. A TV and radio valued 260 were stolen from Pat Jarrett, and a car theft near Maxey Park yielded 200 dollars in golf gear missing from Arnold Morgan TI’s station wagon. A prowler was chased from Helen Wistoski’s home on 10th Street before escaping near Broadway.
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Foremost Foods Co
Ann Miller
Julie Bell
Mrs. Miller
Temple Ave
Nan Allison
Painters Hall
2002 Ave
Tracy Crawford
S. 37Th St
Betty Rogers
E. 49Th St
Pat Jarrett
16Th St
Maxey Park
Arnold Morgan
21St St
Morgan
Helen Wistoski
10Th St
Robber Joins Inning Inn Break In Near Yokosuka
In Yokosuka Japan a masked robber burst into a couple at an inn finding only about 3 dollars and left part behind. He then stole 43 dollars from the neighboring room and gave some of it to the couple before fleeing.
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Yokosuka
Japan
Coalition Plans Meeting In City
The Majority Coalition will meet at the Lutheran Student Center 2615 19th St at 8 p.m. today. Mary Beasley said the session will include a vote on policy statements and the filing of committee reports.
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Majority Coalition
Lutheran
19Th St
Mary Beasley
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