Episcopal Church Sets 200000 Aid Route For Black Growth
The National Committee for Black Churches won approval to channel $200000 in Episcopal funds through the NCBC for economic growth programs. The BEDC link is downplayed, with the church pledging money from a special fund rather than regular diocesan budgets, and a January target date for raising the money.
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Greenwich
NCRC
United States
J. Metz Rollins
NCRE
South Bend
Ind
Black Economic Development Conference
NCBC
Forman
BEDC
Episcopal Council
Rolling
Fair Feature Horse Show Champions Named Here
A 20 class open horse show at Panhandle South Plains Fair showcased saddle seat hunt seat and jumping events judged by Mrs. Charles Zimmerman of Houston. Winners include Melissa Houser Susan Grantham Jenna Wells Ronny Saikowski and others across multiple equitation and pleasure categories with several championships awarded in prep and pre-fair divisions.
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Saddle Seat
Hunt Seat
Panhandle South Plains Fair
Charles Zimmerman
Houston
Melissa Houser
Cherrie Carpenter
40Th St
Susan Grantham
St. Hunt Seat
Jenna Wells
43Rd St
Ronny Saikowski
Texas Tech
Wichita Falls
Nancy Schneider
Billie Briggs
Gail
Bill Pitts
42Nd St
Pat Dodson
Lubbock
Lears Pitts
Sadddle
Shannon Martin
41St St
Scarlet DeRosa
Reese Village
Broobie Briggs
Harvard Center Disrupted by Viet Cong Demonstrators
About 20 SDS linked youths invaded Harvard's Center for International Affairs in Cambridge injuring two people and causing property damage. Police arrived late as the group shouted objections to the Vietnam War and fled after about 10 minutes.
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Cambridge
Mass
API
Harvard
Center For International Affairs
University
Night Festival Amid Saigon Calm During Vietnam War
In Saigon crowds toured downtown with families and vendors as distant artillery sounded. Da Nang held a two mile parade after a curfew, while a Moon flight float themed celebration marked the lunar festival. Casualties rose across the week with U S and South Vietnamese losses. Military police broke up a mob in Lam Son Square. Refugees near Da Nang increased as Montagnard villagers fled battles near Khe Sanh.
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Saigon
Tn da Nang
America
U.S
USS
South Vietnam
Lam
Son
Mobil Oil Wins Judgment in Reeves County Promissory Note Case
District Judge Robert H. Bean awards Mobil Oil Corp. $24 634.08 against Dingler Farms Inc and president Don Vinson of Pecos in a suit over a promissory note secured by a 1 acre Reeves County tract. Mobil had earlier secured a temporary injunction against Bob Dean and trustee John P Dennison to block foreclosure on the deed of trust. The case involved a first lien on the land for a note of $24 712.19 issued in June 1968.
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Robert H. Bean
Mobil Oil Corp
Dingler Farms, Inc
Don Vinson
Pecos
Reeves County
Dean
Mobil
Vinson and Dingler Farms
Dingler Farms
Eigen
Waessues
Vinson As
Traak
Red Angus Sale Nets $301,400 in Dispersal Sale
Tyler AP reports R C Buckner of Jacksonville sold what is believed to be the nation's largest herd of red Angus cattle. The 434 lots brought $301,400 with a cow and calf at 10000 and a bull at 3400.
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Episcopal Executive Cour Ei
New York City
James Forman
Gary Hunt
Louis Hunt
52Nd St
St. Christopher's School
First Methodist Church
Ray Westbrook
SDS
Ronald Brunner
Brunner
James Kurth
Sally Cox
Robert Bowie
Temporaril
Ca Lu
Sype
da Nang
Montag
Khe Sanh
Reeves County Land
Mobil Oil
H&gn RR Co
Red Angus Sale
Greyhound
AL Lae
Gobi
Boy-Ar-Dee
Tinton
Lawa
Ameri Home Foods
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