Sky lab crew readjusting to gravity after 28 days in space
Houston reports the Sky lab three are re acclimating to Earth's gravity with a new round of medical tests to assess effects of a weightless mission. Charles Conrad Joseph Kerwin and Paul Weitz discussed mission problems and solutions with engineers. Dr Hawkins noted continued improvement.
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Houston
UPS
Earth
Charles
Conrad
Joseph P. Kerwin
Paul J. Weitz
W. Royce Hawkins
Army Center Here In Readiness Region VII Activation
The 807th Hospital Center in Mesquite and several USAR and ARNGUS units across Texas Oklahoma Louisiana and Arkansas join Army Readiness Region VII to supervise train and mobilize reserve components. A Friday ceremony at Fort Sam Houston will mark the activation with a 13 gun salute to Maj. Gen. James F. Hollingsworth.
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807Th
Mesquite
Fifth Army
Fort Sam Houston
San Antonio
Fifth U.S. Army Band
James F. Hollingsworth
Army Reserve
USAR
Army Readiness Region VII
75Th Manoeuver Area Command
Houston
90Th Army Reserve Command
95Th Division
Oklahoma City
122Nd Army Reserve Command
Little Rock
377Th
New Orleans
Bryan
Texas
Army National Guard of the United States
Arngus
36Th Infantry Brigade
39Th Infantry Brigade
45Th Infantry
Edmond
Okla
49Th Armored Brigade
Fort Worth
71St Airborne Brigade
256Th Infantry
Lafayette
72Nd Infantry Brigade
Dallas
314Th
Highway 67
Nicholas W. Rigelar Jr
Fifth Army South
Louisiana
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Manford W. Vaughan
Hollingsworth
I Corps
Korea
Department of the Army
U. S. Military Assistance Command
Vietnam
Army National Guard
United States
U. S. Army Reserve
Paterick F. Cassidy
Louisian
U. S. Arm Forces Command
Fort McPherson
Monroe
Fire damages Shaw residence. family escapes unharmed
At 3 21 a m fire heavily damaged the brick veneer mansion of Mr and Mrs J W Shaw at 1331 Buena Vista The home valued 18500 suffered 13500 in damage to the structure and 4500 to contents Fire Marshal Victor D O Neal said the Shaw son Michael woke the family after smelling smoke Two major fire units responded The blaze started in a clothes dryer and spread through the house with the family escaping unharmed
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J. W. Shaw
Buena Vista
Victor D. O’neal
Shaw
Michael
O’ney
O’neal
Grass Fire at Augel Plesentary School In Mesquite
Mesquite Fire Department officials counseled three boys aged 6 and 7 and their parents after a grass fire at Augel Plesentary School caused by a cigarette lighter. Fire Marshal Victor D.O Nea l said there was no real damage, but the case prompted talks to prevent recurrence.
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Mesquite
Dean Charges President With Coverup Complicity
John W. Dean III testified he was sure President Nixon knew of the Watergate cover up as early as last fall and helped keep the scandal quiet. He said the involvement became clear on Sept. 15 when seven men were indicted for the Watergate break in. Dean admitted participating in perjury and payoffs but denied seeking Nixon immunity. He sought no promise against prosecution and faces possible grand jury charges.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Los Angeles Rams
Isaiah Robertson
Edward Masry
Robertson
West Orange County
Huntington Beach
Washington
John W. Dean III
Nixon
Senate Watergate Committee
Dean
White House
Samuel Cash
Cash
Watergate
FBI
United States
Senate
John W. Dean II
Longtime Mesquite police chief leaves after 17 years
Lt. Tidwell, a 17 year veteran who joined Mesquite Police in 1956, retires from a department that grew to 70 officers. Honored at a farewell, he received a plaque for his service, led by Police Chief Glen Grayson, and departs to run Alert K-8 security with police dogs. He earned the Jaycees Distinguished Service Award in 1960 and was Policeman of the Year in 1969. He is past president of the Mesquite Police Association. Tidwell and wife Ann have five children.
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Memphis
Tenn
UPI
Fred van Dresser II
van Dresser
Helen van Dresser
New York
Brooklyn
Darrel Boyton
Darrel
L. C. Tidwell
Mesquite
Tidwell
Jaycees
Glen Grayson
The
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Mesquite Police Association
Ann
Tom Bethards
Cali
Headline Bone Rubs With Long Names Mess in Mesquite
A Mesquite feature complains that the Mesquite Environmental Improvement and Beautification Commission has an unwieldy name that cannot fit in headlines. The writer urges shorter mime-friendly names for new organizations and notes shifts in newspaper language from house trailers to mobile homes and other term changes.
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Weldon N Lacy
Mesquite Fenvironmental Improvement and Beautification Commission
Mesquite Enental Improvement and Beautification Commission
Washington, D.C
Mesquite
Nearny
USA
YMCA
NASA
Usaf
Ussr
Sueh
Questiow
Daily News
Mesabc
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