FTC Chief Warns Inaccurate Reports Can End Careers
Paul Ray Dixon of the Federal Trade Commission told senators that an inaccurate private credit bureau report can ban a person from the buy now pay later economy. He joined Virginia Knauer in endorsing legislation to regulate bureaus and allow public correction of wrong reports as hearings on the system began. Senator Proxmire noted files are often incomplete or misleading. Dixon argued abuses exist and no federal law regulates bureaus.
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UPI
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Virginia H. Knauer
Nixon
Consumer Affairs
Senate Financial — Institutions Subcommittee
Texas
New Jersey
Texas Control Board tweaks private club rules in Austin
The Texas Control Board adopted updates to private club operation rules with Sept. 1 effective date. Notable changes include a required hearing before denying a private club registration permit and extended 30 day reporting for pool or locker system clubs. Books must be accessible to agents. guest definitions clarified. member liability for unaccompanied guest debts retained.
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Austin
Texas Control
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LCB
Robbery Suspect Sought After Gunfire Wounding Lubbock Man
Police pursued a robbery suspect after a gunman demanded money at Edwin D. Ochoa's door in Lubbock. Ochoa wrestled the gun, was wounded in the shoulder and groin, shots were fired from a car, and he was treated and released. Michael Womack, 21, from Melrose, remains in fair condition after a tractor accident near his home Monday.
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Edwin D. Ochoa
Ochoa
West Texas Hospital
Jakey Brief
Michael Womack
Rt. 2
Méleshoe
Methodist Hospital
July Draft Call Set At 22300
The Defense Department issued a call for 22 300 draftees in July the lowest monthly total this year. The July draft targets Army service with a June figure of 25 900 draftees and the year’s high at 33 100 in March. The Marine Corps did not receive a draft allotment this month.
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UPI
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Army
Marine Corps
Marines
Priests Transferred in San Antonio Archdiocese Shuffle
Arch bishop Robert E. Lucey announced the transfer of 30 parish priests in the San Antonio archdiocese. Fifteen had urged Pope Paul VI to retire Lucey. Activist Sherrill Smith moved to El Campo and others reassigned within the metro area.
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San Antonio
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Rio Grande Valley
Selma
Birmingham
Ala
John Orr
Assumption Parish
Canado
St. Mary's
Victoria
Bryan Rafferty
St. Patrick’s
Sacred Heart Parish
Floresville
Union Boss Outlines Rules for Nude and Simulated Sex Roles
Angus Duncan, executive secretary of the 16 000 member union, held a news conference on audition rules for nude and simulated sex roles. He said the union hopes actual sex acts are ruled out but may refrain from an outright ban if actors consent, noting Equity’s long opposition to such acts in theater.
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Angus Duncan
Duncan
Equity
Manchester Texas Posts Zip Code for Sale
In Manchester Texas the town posts for sale or trade a slightly used ZIP Code 75454. The postmistress Mrs Fannie Bell Srygley retired March 1 and the mail carrier retired last Friday. The post office in Mrs Srygley’s home is being disposed of after years of threat of elimination.
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Tex
Fannie Bell Srygley
Kennedy wife steals White House spotlight again at Nixon luncheon
Joan Kennedy arrived at Pat Nixon's luncheon for senators wives drawing attention with a short white miniskirted dress. The Kennedy appearance followed her earlier sensational White House look in a glittering sequin mini dress for Congress guests.
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Ladies Red Cross Group
Gulf and Western Chairman Gives Notre Dame $1 Million Grant
New York AP report says Gulf and Western Industries chairman Charles G. Bluhdorn presented a $1 million grant to the University of Notre Dame without strings on Monday.
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Charles G. Bluhdorn
Gulf and Western Industries Inc
University of Notre Dame
Presbyterian Education Report Supports Sex Education Materials
Dr. Purnell H. Benson defended church school materials amid charges of obscenity by the Lay Committee. Rutgers professor noted intemperate language and urged honest vocabulary including terms like penis and vagina to discuss sex. The education report passed by a large church meeting, acknowledging some material may be in poor taste but stressing relevance and careful use to meet educational goals.
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Presbyterian Lay Committee
Purnell H. Benson
New Jersey
United Pribytrian Christian Education Commmittee
Benson
Presbyterian Educational
Rutgers
South Orange
Methodist
Drew University Assembly
United Presbyterian Church
Board of Christian Education
Christ
Israeli air raid targets Jordanian positions near Dead Sea
Reported Monday Israeli jets struck villages Karamah and Kureimah about 16 and 34 miles north of the Dead Sea after Jordanian artillery and small arms fire resumed across the cease fire line near the Allenby Bridge. Jordan said civilians were targeted. one killed and five wounded. Prior clashes across the Jordan River left casualties being removed by Israeli troops.
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Tel Aviv
Jordan
Jordan River
Allenby Bridge
Amman
Karamah
Kureimah
Dead Sea
CAB Maps Youth Program Plan At Sanders Elementary
Community Action Board representatives meet at Sanders Elementary School to map a CAB Summer Youth Program for boys aged 12 to 16. TJ Patterson says the plan includes work, recreation and education funded by a 16 dollar grant from the Office of Economic Opportunity. A girls camp is also planned with Girls Scout Council and United Fund cooperation. The boys program begins June 16.
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Sanders
CAB
TJ. Patterson
Girls Scout Council
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United Fund
Patterson
Suspects Face Bonds In DWI and Burglary Case
Four defendants charged with second offense driving while intoxicated and one with car burglary appeared Monday. Bonds set at 1000 dollars each for Cecil Allford Marcos Rodriguez Fred Sotelo Gutierrez and Jimmy Cunningham. Burglary suspect Gary Stewart accused of stealing a tape deck from Ray Gertson. Bond decisions were made by Justices F R Land and Wayne LeCroy.
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Shallowater
Marcos Rodriguez Jr
E. Main St
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N. Ave. M
Jimmy Wayne Cunningham
Morton
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21St St
Ray Gertson
16Th St
Justice of the Peace
F. R. Land
Wayne LeCroy
Senator Miller urges higher student loan rate
Sen. Jack Miller of Alaska proposed raising the maximum interest on college loans above 7 percent. He endorsed a government subsidy to offset part of the increase, arguing higher rates would spur lending institutions to issue more student loans.
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UPI
Jack Miller
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