Returns From Hospital After 26 Years
Joy Palm Beach has left the hospital after 26 years as a quadriplegic from a 1948 diving accident. She spent weeks in a coma and learned to talk again after seven years, with months of progress toward independent activities. Her stepfather Brady Bledsoe cites rising costs but notes free services and hospital support, while Joy enjoys visits and outings with friends.
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Palm Beach
Fiaseas
Joy
Brady Bledsoe
Joys
Bledsoe
Bledsoes
U S May Lobby for Beef Imports Easing Abroad
U S Agriculture officials plan to dispatch attaches in nine European Community nations and Japan to seek approval from host governments to drop beef import embargoes. The move, needing consent from State Department and Council of Economic Advisers, aims to counter shrinking U S cattle prices and rising foreign supply. Curtis proposes temporary meat import quota suspensions to curb price spikes.
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Washington
U. S
Japan
Agriculture Department
Moulton VFW Auxiliary Meeting Notice
Moulton VFW Auxiliary announces monthly meetings held every second Thursday at 7 39 pm at Moulton VFW Hall Lexie Boehm serves as president Pisi Jasek is secretary
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Moulton Vfw Auxiliary Meeting
Moulton Vfw Hall
Lexie Boehm
Pisi- Jasek
Moulson Chamber OF Commerci
Agriculturuf
City Hall
Board of Directors
Herman Haaslik
22nd Zimmermann Reunion Held at V F W Hall Moulton Texas
The 22nd Zimmermann reunion occurred Sunday June 9 at the V F W Hall in Moulton Texas with many relatives. Registration began 10 06 a m followed by devotions and a basket lunch. Awards honored eldest man Hugo Zimmermann 88 eldest woman Mrs Richard Kuehn 83 youngest child n Smith 4 weeks largest family the Kaden Smith family Breeport Texas. Officers elected for two years Carl Koenig Densford Zimmermann Emilie Entricht Jean Zimmermann Patsy Beaver Mabel Michalk. Next reunion planned for 1975 in La Grange Texas with basket lunch. Registration fees listed and day included dominoes visiting and music by Aaron Migl and Combo.
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Jim Subicek
August Kasper
Clarence Zimmermann
John Edward Zimmermann
San Antonio
Willie F. Zimmermann
Plum
Texas
Hugo Zimmermann
Yoakum
Preset
Richard Kuehn
Moulton
N Smith
Kaden Smith
Preeport
Breeport
Carl F. Koenig
Brazoria
Densford Zimmermann
Emilie Entricht
el Campo
Jean Zimmermann
Houston
Patsy Beaver
Ed Campo
Mabel Michalk
Michalk
la Grange
Aaron Migl
Combo
Patman Backs Right to Work in Texas Constitution
Senator Patman voted with the majority to include the right-to-work provision in the Texas Constitution via the proposed constitutional measure. The move ties the provision to voter approval of either the old 1876 or the new constitution, with election date eyed for November 5 1974 and not yet set.
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Bill Patman
Canada
Texas
Blessing of Today Poem Fragment
Anonymous poem urges appreciating present beauty and blessings. The speaker contrasts preserved moments with absent ones, noting birds, violets, summer skies, and winter snow. It calls for gathering sunbeams, keeping wheat and roses, and removing briars with patient hands.
Rural renaissance shifts US population to small towns
Census Bureau reports a shift from metropolitan areas to rural counties with an estimated 300 000 to 900 000 people moving to about 2 500 rural counties over three years. Urban areas show little growth while cities and suburbs gain 2.2 million from 1960 to 1970. Experts cite transit concerns and quality of life in cities as key factors.
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United States
Census Bureau
Bureau
Calvin Beale
Department of Agriculture Population Studies Group
Glenn V. Fuguitt
University of Wisconsin
Margaret S. Seeley
National Association of Counties
U S Vietnam Spending Compared With Russia China
Rep Lee Aspin cites Defense Intelligence Agency estimates showing Russia and China totaling 3.65 billion in aid to North Vietnam since 1966, while the United States spent 107.1 billion on the war and allied aid. He says U S aid dwarfed by Soviet and Chinese spending.
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Washington
U. S
Indochina
Russia
Red China
Lee Aspin
Wisconsin Democrat
Defense Intelligence Agency
Aspin
CIA
North Vietnam
China
United States
Pentagon
South Vietnam
Frozen Cabbage Slaw Recipe Card
Mrs. Lee Denstad of Caledonia Minnesota shares a cabbage slaw recipe via Mary Stenbauer of Shiner Texas. Mix two med cabbage with one teaspoon salt then let stand an hour squeeze liquid add chopped green pepper and celery pieces for a crisp side dish.
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Lee Denstad
Caledonia
Minnesota
Mary Stenbauer
Shiner
Texas
Pecans and Coconut Layer Cake and Pie Recipes from Mrs Turner
A home kitchen recipe note features a coconut layer cake with lemon juice and pecan pie from Mrs Albina Turner of Sweet lame Texas. It includes crust, filling, mixing steps, bake times, and serving tips with thanks to local cooks.
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Pecan Pie
Albina Turner
Sweet Lame
Texas
Banana Layer Cake Recipe Note from Mrs Patek
A cake recipe details flour and egg mix boiled to thick, then lemon juice added before cooling and layering with icing and banana slices. Mrs Patek bakes the layers at 250 degrees noted as slow but suitable to oven temperature.
Simple Cobbler Dough Recipe From Mrs Frances McCord
A family recipe from Frances McCord of Yoakum Texas uses sugar baking powder and salt with milk and oleo melted in a pan. Mix dry and wet ingredients then pour over fruit and bake at 400 degrees for about 45 minutes using juicy berries.
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Yoakum
Texas
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Congress
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Senate
Farmers & Merchants State Bank
Federal Deposit Ins. Corp
Stength
Flatonia Commission CO
Zone
Lavo Brisco
Zimmermann
Patman
Molly’s
BY Molly Pesek
God Cam
U. S. Vietnam
North-End Ser
Albert Pavlicek
Fisbeck
Zenith TV
Moulton Eagle
Mrs. Chas
Patek Shiner
Padérs
Frances McCord
Southwestern Bell
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