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Mesquite Daily News

Location

Mesquite, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1973

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Censure Rejected Over Fonda PoW Comment In L A

LOS ANGELES UP I The City Council rejected a bid to censure Jane Fonda for calling returned POWs liars and hypocrites The vote was 9 3 that her statements were none of the city s business Also present were antiwar supporters and about 25 members of the American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars.

Los Angeles UPI Jane Fonda Miss Fonda Tom Hayden American Legion Veterans of Foreign Wars

Officials Attend Traffic Conference in Austin

Four Mesquite city officials led by Mayor Bob Beard travel to Austin to join Gov. Dolph Briscoe for a traffic safety conference named Project SAVE. The event will present a new statewide plan to cut Texas traffic fatalities, with attendees including Jeff Harkins, Glen Grayson, and Bill Stebbins among top officials from 14 cities and 3 counties.

Mesquite Bob Beard Austin Dolph Briscoe Texas Beard Jeff Harkins Glen Grayson Bill Stebbins

Fishing Boat and Gear Stolen From Parking Lot

A fishing boat motor and trailer valued at about 1400 dollars were stolen from a local apartment complex. Billy Bob McLaughlin of 2108 Tradewind reported chaining the 14 foot fiberglass boat and trailer to a wooden fence around 12:30 a.m. and finding them missing roughly six hours later.

Billy Bob McLaughlin Mesquite

Local girl injured in parking lot accident at Mesquite food mart

A six year old Mesquite girl was taken to Parkland Hospital after her sister shifted a car from park at Austin's Drive-In Grocery, causing it to roll backward. The child’s arm was caught between the door and a sign post three feet from the curb. Police report details follow. The piece also discusses traffic safety efforts by the Texas Traffic Safety Administration and Project SAVE as a state program promising to reduce road hazards without burdening city budgets.

Parkland Hospital South Galloway Bobby L. Patterson W. Gross Austin South Galloway Avenue Bobby

Food price freeze may hit beef chicken and fruit

A United Press International survey finds no massive food shortages this year but warns beef chicken and fruit could be scarce and expensive due to a 60 day price freeze. Farmers say they cannot sell produce at production costs while processors and distributors resist, risking reduced harvests and layoffs.

Mathis Chazanov United Press International Alan Grant California Farm Bureau Broiler Cost of Commerce Frederick Dent Independence Town Louis Sandbouer Corn Blossom Foods Marshall Ellis Riverside Calif Mississippi Missouri Washington State Georgia Texas R. J. Hodges Texas Extension Service

Dean Sticks To Accusations In Watergate Hearing

John W. Dean III maintained his earlier testimony under what he called loaded Watergate questions from the White House. He said many presidential staffers knew the White House was not fully truthful about the scandal and its coverup. Dean testified before the Senate Watergate Committee for the fourth day, insisting he did not exaggerate and that President Nixon was involved in the coverup. The White House questions, crafted by new counsel J Fred Buzhardt, suggested a strategy to blame Dean and former Attorney General John N Mitchell for the affair. The questions were posed by Senator Daniel K Inouye.

Washington UPD White House John W. Dean III Dean Senate Watergate Committee J. Fred Buzhardt John N. Mitchell

Walking customs reappear amid gasoline shortage and travels

A personal column notes how fuel scarcity revives walking as a contrived routine while recounting a West Texas vacation and home return. The piece observes mild weather, a quiet Brownfield visit, a Rip replica at Eastland courthouse, and displays a Texas map with barbed wire, ending with a paradoxical urge to garden weeds. It also includes a Boys' Clubs of America recipe for building a well adjusted citizen aimed at youth. a long instructional text on guiding a boy through self improvement over years.

Martha Nelle Carr West Texas Brownfield Court House Eastland Rip Texas Boys’ Clubs of America Royal Oak Michigan U. S

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