Don McLaughlin rodeo legend began in New York
A Fort Worth boy with a rope wowed 1932 Madison Square Garden crowd as part of the Tom Mix Wild West Show. Don McLaughlin, later a five time calf roping world champ, built a rodeo dynasty with his father Bob and brother Gene. His son Mike followed, joining the family roping school in Colorado.
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Herbert Hoover
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Babe” Ruth
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New York City
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Gene
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Oregon
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Clayton Danks
Will Rogers
Rodeo
Will
Happy
Mike
Ft. Collins
Coler Mike
Cheyenne Frontier Days
Colorado
Jeanne
Brother Gene
Fresno
Pomona
Douglas-Home Opens Talks With China on Vietnam and Trade
British Foreign Secretary Sir Alec Douglas-Home arrived in Peking to discuss British Chinese ties including trade and civil aviation while Vietnam peace, and a broader settlement, loom. Beijing signals possible supervisory roles for major powers in any final deal.
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Alec Douglas- Home
Vietnam
Douglas-Home
Forbidden City
China
Chi Peng Pei
Nguyen van Thieu
Saigon
Chou En-lai
U.S
Nixon
Thieu
London
Britain
France
Soviet Union
Chou
Asthma Sufferer Improves With Chiropractic Care
A 15 year old with long history of asthma and related conditions improves after treatment at the Day Clinic. Mother notes the boy is a new child and symptoms remain largely absent, with home life easier. Case No. 4987. Encourage early chiropractic care for asthmatic children.
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United States
John
H. Day
Two by Two to Play at Lubbock Municipal Auditorium
Civic Lubbock Inc presents a one night Broadway musical adaptation of Noah and the Ark at 8 p.m. today. Shelly Berman stars as Noah with Taina Elg as Esther. tickets range from 2.50 to 6 dollars with box office sales from 9 a.m. to curtain time.
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Shelley Berman
Tanna Big
Esther
Richard Rodgers
Lubbock Municipal Auditorium
Civic Lubbock, Inc
Martin Charnin
New York Times
Clive Barnes
Taina Elg
Tom Mallow
David Hays
Peter Stone
Richard Michaels
William Glover
Associated Press
Martin Chanin
Rodgers
Plan To Get U.N. Out Of Debt By Three-Point Saving Plan
A U N committee proposes a threefold strategy to settle about 200 million dollars in 16 year old debts. It would move 5.4 million annually from the technical aid budget to a voluntary U N Development Program and fund bond and cemetery costs from miscellaneous income, while seeking increased voluntary gifts to retire the arrears.
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William N. Oatis
Associated Press
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Middle East
Congo
Soviet Union
France
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U.N. Commission For the Unification and Rehabilitation of
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Korean Commission
Smallpox Endemic in South Asia Report Says
WHO reports the disease remains endemic in India Pakistan Bangladesh and Nepal with 35 599 cases in the first nine months of 1972.
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UPI
India
Pakistan
Bangladesh
Nepal
World Health Organization
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Shootout and chase suspect jailed in New Mexico
Albuquerque man Jack Lee Bowers age 24 was arrested by Bernalillo County sheriff officers after a car stop on Aztec town main street following a weekend chase and shootout near Twin Crossing Colorado. Bowers is held on a federal narcotics warrant. The gunfight left Neville Ruth Carter 22 of Albuquerque dead in Colorado 550 area near the border. A second male occupant fled across the border.
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N.M
Albuquerque
Twin Crossing
Colo
Dan Sullivan
Sullivan
Jack Lee Bowers
Bowers
Neville Ruth Carter
Colorado
Colorado-New Mexico
Spock Endorses Marijuana Legalization Platform
San Luis Obispo California AP Dr Benjamin Spock Peace and Freedom party presidential candidate says he would legalize marijuana if elected He criticizes police focus on long haired youths radicals and suspects targeting middle class citizens while campaigning locally
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San Luis Obispo
Calif
Peace and Freedom Party
Benjamin Spock
Spock
Ex-Astronaut James Irwin Visits Vietnam for Peace Mission
Former astronaut James B. Irwin arrived in South Vietnam on a peace preaching Asian tour. He said he is there to talk religion not policies while sharing his moon experiences. Irwin plans speeches in Da Nang Hue and a rally in Saigon amid recent rocket attacks. He retired from the Air Force to become a missionary.
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Saigon
James B. Irwin
South Vietnam
Irwin
Air Force
Hanoi
United States
Foreign Missions Board
The
Seventh Baptist Convention
Baptist World Alliance
Neguyen van Thieu
Japan
South Korea
Taiwan
Hone Kone
Nila
Vietnam
de Nang
Hue
da Nane
Pittsburgh
Salt Lake City
James. Irwin
San Jose
Calif
Commerce Meets Taipei International JCI Convention
The International Junior Chamber of Commerce will hold its world convention in Taipei from November 12 to 19. About 2,000 Jaycee delegates from 22 member countries and areas are expected to attend.
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Taipei
UPI
International «Junior “Chamber of Commerce
JCI
Trudeau Faces Tight Canadian Election Ride to Majority
Campaign notes show Liberal leader Trudeau aims for a clear House majority amid mixed weather and tough competition with Conservatives led by Stanfield. Voter mood cites unemployment near 7.1 percent, rising living costs, and Canada’s growing economy as pivotal factors.
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Trudeau
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Conservatives
Liberals
Robert L
Stanfields
Russia
Nixon
Canada
Eonts
Secret Service, Edinburg bust counterfeit ring
Secret Service agents with Edinburg detectives arrested three men near Edcouch and seized more than 250000 in counterfeit twenty dollar notes along with narcotics including amphetamine and heroin. Genuine money was found on one suspect during the buy. The trio await U.S. magistrate arraignment in Brownsville.
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Edinburg
Secret Service
A.C. Gonzalez
U.S. Secret Service
San Antonio
Edeouch
Edcouch
Brownsville
U.S
William Mallett
Wilderness Areas Offer Secluded Breaks Across National Forests
A National Forest System designation designates nearly 10 million acres as wilderness ready for solitude without any man made development. The policy promotes remote, undeveloped spaces where visitors can escape crowds and enjoy natural conditions.
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National Forest
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