Erhard lauds US aid as kind act at Lions gathering
Former West German Chancellor Ludwig Erhard praised American postwar help to Germany as one of history’s kindest acts. He cited the Marshall Plan for rebuilding and the broader sense of belonging to civilized mankind, while warning liberty to resist drifting toward overreliance on welfare. Lions president-elect David Evans spoke of returning to autonomous club policy.
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Dallas
UPI
Ludwig Erhard
United States
Erhard
America
Germany
Jess
David A. Evans
Lions International
Evans
Thieves Retire Sickly Mower and More Thefts
FE. C. Griffin reports a 20 inch rotary lawn mower valued at 20 taken from 1501 24th St. late Wednesday. About 75 dollars of records were taken from a music box at the Spanish Grill 1528 E Broadway with a restroom wall entry. A cigarette machine and the music box were pried open. both damaged. no money reported missing.
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FE. C. Griffin
21St St
24Th St
Spanish Grill
E. Broadway
Methodist Hospital Board Approves Cardiac Lab Plans
The Methodist Hospital Board of Trustees approved plans to buy equipment for a new cardiac diagnostic laboratory as part of the expansion set for late 1969 and early 1970. Five new trustees were introduced by the Northwest Texas Conference, and accreditation for the Methodist Hospital School of Nursing was extended for six years by the National League of Nursing.
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Methodist Hospital Board of Trustees
Northwest Texas Conference of the Methodist Church
S. M. Kennedy
Clerks Elect Officers At Texas Association Conference
The County and District Clerk's Association of Texas winds up its annual conference with officer elections for the next year and site selection for 1969. Over 400 clerks and deputies attend the three day event at Koko Palace with reports from Laster Slaton Bill Shaw and Maurine Jackson presented Thursday morning.
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County and District Clerk's Association of Texas
Koko Palace
Laster Slaton
van Zandt County
Bill
American Friends Service Committee spends 6.89 million in 1967
The Churchman reports the AFSC allocated $6,886,609 to programs in 18 countries and the United States. The funds supported efforts from self help housing to conferences for diplomats, marking the committee’s 50th anniversary.
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Churchman
Independent Journal of the
Protestant Episcopal Church
American Friends Service Committee
United States
U S Encouraged by Moscow Call for Talks on Missile Race
The United States expressed great encouragement after Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko signaled readiness to discuss limiting offensive and defensive nuclear missiles. Washington sought a quick agreement on time and place to begin negotiations, while noting possible ties to other issues like Vietnam.
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Washington
United States
Moscow
State Department
Robert J. McCloskey
U.S
Andrei A. Gromyko
Gromyko
Supreme Soviet
Russia
Johnson
Geneva
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