Nixon Calls U.S. Dairymen To Prosperity Drive
In Chicago Nixon urged dairy producers to push a new prosperity program, praising AMPS as the country’s largest dairy cooperative for improving quality and expanding product lines. He said productivity must stay ahead and that Americans should expect government to create a favorable climate for initiative. He spoke at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base ceremonies honoring aviation pioneers and the new Air Force Museum.
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Nixon
U.S. Air Force
Air Force
America
AMPS
Dayton
Ohio
Wright Brothers
Air Force Museum
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
Cuba Flight Aborted in Midair Hijack Attempt
An El Al flight near Miami was halted when a young hijacker threatened a stewardess with an ice pick and demanded Havana. Passengers and crew subdued him, two passengers and several crew members were injured lightly, later treated and released. The suspect Borges Guerra was handed to the FBI at Miami International Airport after landing.
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Miami
Dahlstorm
Roger Gutafson
Havana
Gustafson
Bill
Wootten
EAL
Wooten
Bob ‘Thomas
Joe Trapnell
Thomas
Trapnell
Borges Guerra
FBI
Mini International
Edfais
FBE
United States
Cuba
A. Paul Knott Jr
Freeport
Bahamas
Adoliphus Rivers
Chicago
Edwards
Gaines Oil Unit Struck By Lightning
A lightning strike hit the Gaines Oil unit amid a dry spell as rainfall totals move the year to 12.08 inches. Fragments describe scattered thundershowers across the South Plains with temperatures near 90 and cooler expectations Sunday. In other regions, Yellowstone Park reports up to 20 inches of snow on mountain passes while the Gulf Coast sees showers and Cincinnati records over an inch of rain.
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Sundown
Mornin Sia
Texas
Northern Plains
Central Rock Front
South Plains
Middie Sts
Midis
Corpus Christi
Palacios
Austin
Kanawha
Houston
Southwest
Fort Worth
Park Gris
Yellowstone Tional Park
Yellowstone
Park
Wyoming
Rock Springs
Wyo
Plains
Central
Rockies
Gulf Coast
Tennessee Valley
Ohio Valley
Cincinnati
Ousted Teacher Reinstated by Federal Court
In Sherman Texas US District Judge William Justice ordered North Texas State University to reinstate Betty Ann Duke as a teaching assistant under a fellowship. The university had withdrawn her fellowship in August 1970 after she spoke to freshmen, criticizing the university, and officials said her discharge followed conduct unbecoming a faculty member. A temporary injunction was issued Friday with no hearing date yet set for a permanent injunction.
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Sherman
Tex
Betty Ann Duke
North Texas State University
William Justice
Duke
North Texas State
Justice
Hard Negotiating Cited At Talks
In Helsinki the U S and Soviet delegations held the seventeenth session of the current round on strategic arms limitations. After a two hour formal session they conferred informally for thirty minutes. Sources called it a hand work and hard negotiation session with no disclosed end date or location for the next round.
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Helsinki
Finland
U.S
Autopsy Sheds Light On Man Found After Crash
Police said the man used a Lubbock address on his driver license but had not lived there for years and appeared unknown to neighbors. Papers found on the body pointed to residences in Bowie Fort Worth and Wichita Falls. If autopsy confirms crash death, it would be the first traffic fatality in Hub City during Labor Day weekend in 11. Wells remained in the Methodist Hospital morgue overnight.
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Ilis
Lubbock
33Rd St
Bowie
Fort [Worth
Wichita Falls
Wells
Methodist Hospital
U S planes raid North Vietnam amid Cambodian push
U S fighter bombers escorting B 52s attacked a radar site and gun position 15 miles north of the DMZ near Barai Cambodia as Cambodian and Vietnamese forces clash. Cambodian defense reports say 100 bodies found. commanders describe a North Vietnamese force of about 800 moving toward Kompong Thmar with Laotian border proximity cited.
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Saigon
U.S
Jin
Barai
Kompong Thmar
Ho Chi Minh
Laos
Vietnam
Richard Gardand
North ‘Vietnam
Demilitarized Zone
North Vietnam
Cambodia
205Th Regiment
Phnom Penh
Hou Hang Sin
Traffic Wardens Face Wind and Hazards in Training
Mrs. Denny describes uniform woes and upcoming pantsuits and a three wheel cycle. She recalls directing traffic, narrowly dodging a speeding ticket recipient who later apologized, and says the job’s hazards tested her resolve rather than frightening her away.
Pay Freeze Untangles Teacher Pay Eligibility
The Cost of Living Council said most teachers won t get pay raises this fall reversing earlier expectations. Arnold Weber and Charles Walker clarified eligibility rules tied to Aug 15 work status, with Montgomery County Maryland cited as a key example and the NEA warning of chaos amid payroll adjustments. The policy remains that only those who worked before Aug 15 or were eligible under that date qualify, with a majority not eligible.
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Washington
Cost of Living Council
Fiie Jay
Council
Arnold R. Weber
Treasury
Charles Walker
Montgomery
Maryland
Weber
National Education Association
Montgomery County
NEA
Robert Chanin
Chanin
Mont Lowe
Walker
Witness list expands in SEC case against Stock and Sharpstown bank
In U S District Court Judge Sarah T Hughes recessed court as 69 names were read, with Byram of RIC International Industries the first witness. The SEC alleges RIC shares were used as collateral for loans without registration, while Stock describes the case as financially wrecking his family. Spectators laughed as testimony touched on Sharp’s expansive plans and European stock holdings.
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Sharpstown State Bank
Joseph E. Novotny
U.S. District Court
Sarah T. Hughes
Robert F. Watson
SEC
Byram
RIC International Industries, Inc
South Atlantic
RIC
Bryan
Jarrell B. Ormand
Novotny
Carr
Osorio
Sharp
Watson
Ormand
Stock
Akins
NBL
Texas Atty
Will Wilson
Wilson
U.S. Justice Department
National Bankers Life
Texas
Space Scientist Leaves Center for MIT Professorship
Space Center Houston AP Dr. M Gene Simmons chief scientist at the Manned Spacecraft Center since 1969 will return to Massachusetts Institute of Technology to resume his position as professor of geophysics. He will keep ties with MIT and spend only part of his time at MSC. Director Dr Robert Gilbruth says Simmons lunar studies and Apollo sample program knowledge will benefit MSC.
Venue questions spark Austin Houston stock probe
Prosecutors Robert O. Smith and Carol Vance said they are studying venue for possible state bribery law violations linked to stock profit schemes involving Gov. Preston Smith House Speaker Gus Mutscher and other officials. They consider Travis and Harris counties, with a preference for Travis if both hold jurisdiction. The inquiry centers on whether indictments should occur in the county where offenses happened.
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Travis County
Austin
Smith
Grand Jury
Preston Smith
Gus Mutscher
U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission
Houston
Frank Sharp
Sharp
House
Mutscher
AMPI Milk Group Hosts Record Dinner After Nixon Speech
AMPI members plus Chicago officials attended two large banquets in a single hall to hear Nixon. The sprawling 301,000 square foot venue hosted up to 25,000 attendees in connected events, showcasing AMPI dairy products and highlighting its lobbying push in Washington.
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Chicago
Richard J. Daley
AMPI
Exposition Hall
Nixon
Washington
San Antonio
United States
Ampi —Trust For Agricultural Political Education
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Key Biscayne
Fla
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Atty
Waggoner Carr
Dallas
Ue Cs
E. Broadway
Milton Adams
Europe
Royal Dutch Shell
Space Scientist
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