Gromyko to Address U N General Assembly
United Nations scene focuses on Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko arriving to lead the 24th session. He aims to discuss Middle East peace, nuclear talks, and possible high level meetings with Nixon aides and Thant. The agenda lists 104 items, with new topics on Northern Ireland and old age issues.
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United Nations
Andre AL Gromyko
U.N. General Assembly
Gremykho
Nixon
Assembly
Gromyko
Alexei Novosygin
Pekine
Chou — En-lai
U.S
Moscow
Joseph Gi. Sisco
Near East
South Asia
Lyndon B. Johnson
Czechoslovakia
Europe
William P. Rogers
Washington
Gromoko
U.N
U Thant
Thant
Rogers
Maurice Schumann
Michael Stewart
Newsmen
New York
Middle East
Vietnam
Sisco
Anatoly Dobrynin
Dobrynin
Gromyi
Northern Ireland
Republic of Ireland
Malta
Johnson Ranch and the West Texas Cowboy Legend
The life of Uncle Billy Johnson shaped Scurry County pasture and settlement as cattle flows and land disputes tested ranchers and squatters. Johnson built a ranching system, with a cowhand share, endured vigilante threats, and later helped found a church and bank, while his family endured feuds and a violent era that ended with the Johnsons securing Snyder as their town and leaving a lasting regional memory.
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Billy’ Johnson
West Texas
Johnson Cale
Johnson
Oyst
Menike Pally Johnson
Alfey
Jomsen
Junris Creek
Billy Johnson
Aten
Johnson Ranch
Nester
Tilly Johnson
Weldon
California
Hale
Ron
Scurty County
Hegeing
Snyder
First Methodist
Row
Bonnie Parker
Scurry County
Nevero
Post
Texas
Plan Bared Newspapers In Dallas LA May Merge
The Dallas Times Herald announced plans to merge with Times Mirror Co. publishers of the Los Angeles Times. A definitive agreement awaits approval by boards, shareholders, the FCC, and a tax ruling. The Herald also owns KRLD-TV and KRLD radio in Dallas.
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Dallas
UPI
Dallas Times Herald
Times Mirror Co
Los Angeles Times
James, F. Chambers
The
Herald
Franklin D. Murphy
Chambers
Federal Communications Commissions
Times Herald Printing Co
Krld-Tv
Krld Am-Fm
Times Herald
Auto pricing practice under scrutiny by FTC and California AG
The California attorney general accuses General Motors of false price labeling under the Monroney Act while GM dealers in a competitive market vary from the manufacturer suggested retail price. The FTC investigates pricing practices developed over nearly five decades, where factory costs are marked up for return on capital and dealer discounts, with dealers often selling 20 percent below the suggested price and adjusting through used car trade ins.
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California
General Motors
FTC
Lubbock Trucker Hurt In Mishap Fatal Collision West Of Kerrville
A two truck crash on Texas 27 seven miles west of Kerrville killed Aureliano Parpa Rios 33 of Junction and injured Raymond Gibbons Beadle 48 of Lubbock. Martinez 31 of Junction drove the east bound truck and was in fair condition at Peterson Hospital Kerrville. Beadle died at the scene and Beadle’s westbound truck driver was treated and released.
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Aureliano Parpa Rios
Junction
Jessie E. Martinez
Martinez
Peterson Hospital
Kerrville
Beadle
Department of Safety
Ingram
Kerirville
Thurmond Land Deals Under White House Scrutiny
Life magazine reports Thurmond and his former partner may have been paid more than others for condemned South Carolina land. The piece notes potential profit from nearby parcels and a river bridge project, with White House and presidential counsel inquiries following Life’s disclosures.
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New York
White House
Strom Thurmond
R-S.c
South Carolina
Life Magazine
Thurmond
Judiciary and Armed Services Committee
Nixon
Thurmond-Simons
Life
Saluda River
Columbia, &.C
River
Senator Thurmond
Simons
White ‘House
Budget Cuts in Reagan Plan Hit State Jobs
Reagan administration proposes cutting state employment to levels last seen in 1987, aiming to trim costs amid inflation. Officials say about 7,000 jobs could go through firing or attrition. colleges face 265.5 million in cuts next year, risking higher fees or reduced education quality. Rich with names and places, the piece also notes births and unrelated local notices interwoven in the same column.
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Nixon
Reagan
Southern Governors Conference Opens With Desegregation Debate
The Southern Governors Conference begins its session focusing on school busing and desegregation as the main topic. Delegates from seventeen Southern states gather to discuss the pace and methods of implementing desegregation in public schools.
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William See
Val
Ted
Horder Shates
Alabella Gow
Albert Brewer
Gesing
Crodvin
Wehieve
Pheialeintewnation
Hrons
Isiner
Nan
Ssermie Democrats
Spirgy
Washington
John McAkeithen
Tauisiana
Robert MccNair
South Carolina
Lester Maddox
Georgia
Brewer
Nixon
Mississippi
John Lei
Willams
Niven
Tilsen
Govs
Warren Hearnes
Misserei
Buford Kington Af Tennesses
Dewees Bartlett
Oklahoma
Russell Peterson
Delaware
Suspect Held After Kidnapping Near Beverly
A kidnaping in Beverly led to a pursuit ending when suspect Santen surrendered after a 50 minute search. Victim Ramos was bound and blindfolded, then freed at 6:20 p.m. A note demanding 200000 was found the next morning. Police, including Chief Nimble, recovered the gunman and arrested Rodriguez as officers closed in.
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Beverly
Joseph DP
Nimble
Ramo
Ramos
Los Angeles Times
Young Ramo
Rama
Fhe
Rodriguez
Young Rama
Santen
Growth of the Terry County Chamber of Commerce
The Terry County Chamber of Commerce began one morning last week and reached about 400 members by noon editors hailed the booster group as a county lifeblood. The Herald notes the chamber was revived in March 1924 after near demise and by July another editor proclaimed it alive.
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Terry County Chamber of Commeres
Stricklin’s Herald
Herald
Chamber of Commerce
South Plains
Rainy weekend dampens South Plains with variable totals
Light thunderstorms moved across the South Plains early Sunday then faded. Lubbock posted a humid high near 84 after a Sunday low around 61, with flooding in places from over an inch of rain in two half hour storms. Totals varied from under a half inch to over an inch and a half in spots, while Marfa logged 83 degrees as the state trend remained unsettled.
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Colorado Civ
Hell Roarine Hollow
Snyder
Tan
Johnson
Buffalo
J. Wright
Mooar
Ennis Creek
Moocar
Johnson Home
Scurry
England
Scurry County
Colorado City
Journal News Services
South Plains
Eeaviy
Childress
Reson
Lubbock
Olten
Sime Dav
Morten
Plainview
Latmese
Clovis
Marfa
Cotuila
Diomantes
Asto
Wichita Falls
Stephenville O.by
Monterey Booster Club Meeting Tonight
Monterey Booster Club holds its weekly meeting in the school cafeteria starting at 7 PM. Coach James Odom will show film of Monterey’s season opening 6-0 win over Big Spring. The event is open to all players and attendees.
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Monterey Booster Club
So Pom
James Odom
Monterey
Big Spring
Pallies
Vietnam War Battle Report and Casualties Update
A spokesman said search efforts in the battle area recovered bodies of enemy soldiers after clashes in the hills. Ten Americans killed and three wounded. a U S helicopter was shot down. South Vietnamese casualties described as light. B52 raids continued across South Vietnam after a 36 hour halt. Another U S helicopter was shot down 65 miles northwest of Saigon, wounding seven men. The report notes a total of 3 019 shoppers lost in the war.
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U.S
South Vietnam
Saigon
Loch Ness Monster Sonar Search Begins in Scotland
In Inverness Scotland a thorough sonar hunt for Nessie the Loch Ness monster begins amid overcast skies. Scientists and technicians sweep the 750 foot deep loch to prove or disprove the creature’s existence. A bureau spokesman says it is too early for a definite soundings. Locals and reporters watch as pubs theaters and amusement parks remain closed for Sabbath observance.
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Associated Press
Inverness
Scotland
Scottish Highlands
Nessie
Loch
Jake
Highland Lake
Iscare Nessie
Loch Ness
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Methodist Hospital
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Mus Han
Bob Byline
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Methodist
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Fabhey
Johnsons Manufacturing Company
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Dim Swadive
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Gangeh Construction Company
T. J. Slevenk
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Louis Yoes
Vaalm
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Wistse Jant
United Super Markets
Michael Jones
Methadiat Hospital
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