Nixon and Kissinger Discuss Israel Arms Resupply
President Nixon and Henry Kissinger held a one hour meeting at the White House amid reports that the United States planned to replace some Israeli tanks and F4 Phantom jets. Officials cautioned no formal confirmation, noting ongoing shipments while monitoring Soviet arms to Arab states and a potential cease fire backdrop.
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St Marys Begins Coronary Training for Nurses
St Marys Hospital in partnership with the American Heart Association launches a 36 hour coronary care training program for 40 nurses. The course uses ROCOM multimedia instruction and covers motion pictures, tapes, lectures, and clinical demonstrations. It runs today through Nov 12 with sessions for day and night shifts at St Marys.
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American Heart Assoc
ROCOM
Joan
the Heart Organization
Vada Whiting
R.N
St. Mary's
Marcy McFarland
Charles Smith Installed Head of Justices Group
Justice of the Peace Charles E. Smith of Lubbock was installed as president of the West Texas Justices of the Peace Association during a Saturday meeting in Odessa. He has chaired the legislative committee for three years and led efforts to persuade the Texas Constitutional Revision Committee to retain the justice of the peace.
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Amarillo
Lubbock
Justice of the Peace
Wayne LeCroy
Secreta
Bill Shirlock
Tolaica
Glenn Nelson
Hereford
George Steele
Brownfield
Soviet Union Eyes Record Grain Harvest In 1973
Moscow reports confidence that the 1973 grain goal will be not only met but exceeded as Izvestia cites plans for a record harvest. The government says grain volume is up on last year and cites past shortfalls that triggered large foreign grain purchases.
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United States
Resign Rifts and Ambiguity Cloud Thai Political Scene
The article notes ongoing calls for cooperation with government officials to keep peace and stability, with uncertainty over whether Sanya would serve as caretaker. It suggests the military would likely retain real power, and cites Fanya as a respected former Buddhist leader amid World War I-era tensions and a backdrop of Thailand's Supreme Court actions.
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