Ranch Headquarters Meet At Texas Tech For Heritage Day
Ranch lovers gather at the Ranch Headquarters outdoor museum on the Texas Tech campus for the annual meeting of the era Headquarters Association. Demonstrations of branding rope work biscuits and chuck wagon coffee occur inside if needed along with a puppet show Out of the Dust by the Texas Tech Puppeteers. Exhibits include Madeline O Connor paintings Alfred Giles photographs and Eclipse windmill themed fashion in a picnic setting.
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Gerry Burton
Avalanche-Journal
Texas Tech
Era Headquarters Association
Madeline
FBI report links Smith to Sharpstown scandal allegations
A Justice Department memo in May 1971 cites an FBI inquiry into Gov. Smith, suggesting he was deeply involved in the Sharpstown banking scheme despite vetoing the bills. The documents note two witnesses prepared for grand jury testimony and alleged that a veto was a tactic to protect himself, with SEC later flagging circumstantial evidence and Smith profiting from the scheme.
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Dallas
Smith
Lubbock
FBI
Colorado
Anc
Texas
Comston Smith
Texas Atty
Waggoner Carr
John Osorio
Justice Department
Sharpstown
U.S. Att
John Keeney
Federal
Keeney
Securitie and Exchange Commissio
SEC
Cas
Gran Jury
Sharristown
Frank Sharp
Bure
Fertilizer Price Hike Sparks Senate Appeal
Sen. Hubert Humphrey warned the United States could lose up to 30 percent of the 1973 74 winter wheat crop without immediate fertilizer access. He blasted the Cost of Living Council for blocking higher domestic prices, noting much fertilizer is being exported for abroad prices. U.S. AID officials testified at a hearing on world rain supplies.
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Washington
United States
Sen
Hubert Humphrey
Dminn
Humphrey
U.S
Kansas
Texas
Oklahoma
Minnesota
Dakotas
Cost of Living Council
Nixon Draws Blast At Civil Rights Clash Speaker
NAACP leader Glocester B. Current blasted the administration for accusing civil rights forces of disturbing harmony and linking protests to Watergate. He defended civil disobedience as constitucional while warning that racial polarization, busing and antiwar protests threaten progress. Current spoke at the NAACP state convention underscoring ongoing fight for equality and noting Europe’s early moves toward non discriminatory housing and employment laws. The remarks followed his keynote at the Red Raider Inn on Friday night with about 225 attendees.
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Nancy Arthur
Avalanche Journal
Nixon
Glocester B
Boston
Especial
NAACP
New York
North
America
Lyndon B. Johnson
South
Abraham Lincoln
Mississippi
In J
Red Raider Inn
Regis Iand
Jon
Stoney Road
Current
United States
Europe
Weather fragment mentions cities and temps
Fragmented weather note lists Dallas Okla City Denver and W Falls with scattered numbers, no clear forecast or dates.
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W. Falls
Daily Prayer Gratitude Note from A Reader
A reader offers a brief prayer thanking God for blessings both real and spiritual and ends with a closing Amen in Jesus name. The meditation reflects personal faith expression without external events or names.
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Jesus
Nixon Adviser Predicts Food Price Rise to 10 Percent
Herbert Stein of the Nixon administration warned on Friday that American consumers may face further sharp price growth over the coming months. He projected annual food price increases near 10 percent, though he noted this would be higher than the roughly 2 percent rise seen earlier in the year. He said the country has passed the peak of the economic fever, but cautioned that a further uptick is possible toward year end.
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Washington
Nix
Herbert Stein
CIA
Nixon
Council of Advisers
Newsm
Stein
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