Saigon Ruler Calls for Freedoms Amid Talks and War Losses
Saigon President Doong Var Minh accuses the government of repressing basic liberties to block peace talks with Hanoi. In combat, Communist gunners shoot down a South Vietnamese helicopter, killing six crew and at least five Communist soldiers die in two clashes. Minh urges immediate liberation steps for political prisoners and students, while a Saigon official argues liberty must be curtailed during war. A CH47 helicopter was downed by a Soviet heat-seeking missile 55 miles northwest of Saigon during a resupply mission.
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Saigon
Doong Var Minh
Nguyen van Thien
Minh
Paris
Henry A. Kissinger
Hanoi
le Duc Tho
South Vietnam
Plan
Ning
Raw
On The Record Highland Hospital Admissions List
Saturday admissions include Mrs Leny F Howard of Woodward Oklahoma and Mrs Frances Bellington of 1136 Sandlewood plus Mrs Peggy Sue Lane of Skellytown and baby girl Bellington at 1136. Pamela J Campbell Shamrock and Debra Sandefur of 413 Magnolia. Dismissals include Mrs Louise Dwight Shamrock and Mrs Amanda Karr 1110 N.
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Highland General Hospital
Leny F. Howard
Woodward
Okla
Frances Bellington
Sandlewood
Peggy Sue Lane
Skellytown
Bellington
Pamela J. Campbell
Shamrock
Debra Sandefur
Magnolia
Louise Dwight
Amanda Karr
Johonie R. Bellington
Pampa Daily News Subscription Rates And Local Notices
Pampa Daily News lists subscription rates by carrier and term, with monthly, quarterly, and yearly options and mail payments. The notice includes a long roster of names, addresses, and births, plus a list of residents and relatives in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pampa
Artz
Pampa Daily News
Pampa Daly News
Atchison
Somerville
Texas Pigne
Dollar Hits Record Low in European Markets
The U S dollar fell sharply across Europe as markets reopened, hitting a record low against the West German mark at 2.6540 in Frankfurt and sliding in London, Zurich, and Paris. Gold rose to 120 75 an ounce. Dealers cited nervous trading and Watergate fears about Nixon to explain the weakness. The report notes reports from John Dean alleging Nixon’s involvement in the coverup.
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London
U.S
Europe
Frankfurt
Zurich
Paris
Nixon
White House
John Dean
Returned POW Brudno Found Dead In Suspected Suicide
Air Force Captain Edward A. Brudno, a former POW, was found dead at his in law’s home. A note in French said life was not worth living. Police call it suicide though a medical examiner will rule after tests. Brudno, 32, was released from North Vietnam last February after over seven years of captivity.
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Harrison
N.Y
APS
Air Force
Edward A. Brudno
Brudno
North Vietnam
Newton
Mass
Westchester County Medical Examiner
Henry Ryan
Deborah Gienstein
Vietnam
Quincy
Westover Air Force Base
Massachusetts
Washington
Richard 8. Wilbur
Pentagon
Local groups schedule meetings and events in Lefors and nearby towns
The notice lists a VFW Austary meeting Tuesday at 7 30 p m in the VFW Hall and a series of upcoming events. Garage sales are planned at 2500 Charles Evergreen and Doucette streets with antiques, furniture and hardware. A jogging group meets Tuesday 9 a m at the First United Methodist Church Youth Building led by Chris Hansen of the KU track team. The Wheeler Six-Students and Ex-Teachers Association holds a semi annual reunion Saturday June 9 for classes 1909 1920 1940 1950 1969 and 1970 with future get togethers planned. Lefors Circle Square Dance Club hosts a graduation dance June 7 at 8 p m Lefors Cove Center. Pampa Lodge Knights of Pythias meets Tuesday evening at the Pythian Hall and state convention prep is requested for rank team members. Wilson S Howell presides.
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VFW
Charles
Nancy Looper
Evergreen
Sand
United Methodist Church
Foster Chris Hansen
University of Kansas
Wheeler Six-Students
Ex-Teachers Association
Billie Jinks
Catherine Ellis
Amarnllo
WH Combs
Lefors
Combs
Circle
Square Dance Club of
Lefors Cove Center
Pampa Lodge
Knights of Pythias
P.m
Pythian Hall
Abilene
Wilson S Howell
City Officials Plan Trip To State Meeting
Pampa's mayor and three city commissioners will attend the 1973 Institute for Mayors and Councilmen in El Paso. Mayor A D Wilkerson and Commissioners Ray Thompson Arthur Rohde and Leo Braswell depart Thursday afternoon for the two day session covering the Texas Legislature Constitutional Revision municipal law and working with state and federal governments. Ward 2 commissioner Joe B Curtis cannot attend due to business commitments.
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Pampa
Institute For Mayors
el Paso
A.D Wilkerson
Ray Thompson
Arthur Rohde
Leo Braswell
Texas
Mack Wofford
Joe 8. Curtis
Episcopal Vacation School Opens At St Matthew’s
Viucalian Church School at St Matthew’s Episcopal Church runs June 1 for children aged three through sixth grade. Non Episcopalians welcome. pre enrollment due by Friday. Supply fee is 1.50. For info contact the church office at 727 Browning or call 665 8994.
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Bethlehem In Pentacost
St Matthew's Episcopal Church
Browning
Texan Selected President of Mother Church
Roy Garrett Watson of Houston, former Houston Post publisher, was elected president of the Mother Church at the First Church of Christ Scientist annual meeting in Boston. He has long served as treasurer and will lead for one year, amid a global Christian Science gathering at the denomination’s new central center.
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Roy Garrett Watson
Houston
Houston Post
First Church of Christ
Boston
Mass
Watson
The
J.L. Watson
Post
Third Church of Christ, Scientist
Christian Science
Mather
Ship captain issues call with three words Now hear this
The captain of a vessel summons the crew to attention by uttering the phrase Now hear this signaling preparation for orders or an important announcement.
Houston oilman proposes cooperatives to revive independents
Houston oilman John Mecom Sr. says a $350 million cooperative plan with American Grain and Cattle and Gable Corp would open markets for independent oil producers. He claims deals could lift prices to about 5.50 a barrel, boost drilling, and reestablish independent operations, with refiners processing crude into gasoline and diesel. Mecom notes Lake Washington field yields 25,000 barrels daily and that new wells are planned amid negotiations with retailers nationwide.
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Houston Tap
Houston
John Meaort Sr
United States
Mecom
The
Houston Chronicle
Mécom
American Grain
Gable Corp
San Antonio
Phera
the Chronicle
Fegull
Cooperative Wold
Lake Washington
New Orleans
Wich
Mecome
Strauss links Dallas burglary to Watergate mystery
Democratic National Chairman Robert Strauss said the unsolved Dallas home burglary last June resembled the Watergate break in and involves "the same crowd." He noted his survey of FBI and Senate Watergate Committee files and said there was no proof yet. The break in yielded no valuables and the burglars left his wife’s jewels and furs untouched.
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Stateline
Nev
Dallas
Robert
Strauss
FBI
Senate Watergate Committee
Bernard Barker
Barker
Watergate Complex
E. Howard Hunt Jr
G. Gordon
Senate Committee
Justice Department
Watergale
Obituary of Bertha Elizabeth Hines 87 of Hemphill County
Mrs Bertha Elizabeth Hines 87 died 2 p m Saturday in Hemphill County Hospital funeral services 2 p m Tuesday at First United Methodist Church Reverend Howard Quick will officiate burial in Fairview Cemetery Pampa arrangements by Carmichael Whatley Funeral Directors of Pampa She was born in Harrison Arkansas September 26 1885 and lived in Hemphill County since 1907 She married William Richard Hines in Romulus Oklahoma in 1904 She was a member of First Methodist Church and Rebekah Lodge Survivors include four sons Johnny Pampa Raburn Miami Earl Mexia Floyd Lefors two daughters Bernice Halterman and Tom Graham Riverside California three brothers Herbert Curnult Tenn Arthur Curnult Corpus Christi and Orla Curnutt Mexia three sisters Edna Crowell Los Angeles Audry Flowers Mexia and Obie Mathis Amarillo ten grandchildren and 24 great grandchildren
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Bertha Elizabeth Hines
Hemphill County Hospital
First United Methodist Church
Canadian
Howard Quick
Fairview Cemetery
Pampa
Carmichael Whatley
Romulus
Okla
First Methodist Church
Rebekah Lodge
Johnny
Reds Quietly Expanding Aid To African Nations
Washington reports say the Soviet Union and China are quietly expanding military and economic aid to several African nations to gain influence. U.S. intelligence notes include China’s plan to supply Tanzania with MIG fighter aircraft and four Shanghai-class gunboats to Guinea, plus large shipments to Sudan and Somalia.
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Reds
Washington
Russia
China
U.S
Africa
Red China
Tanzania
Peking
Sudan
Rlussia
Moscow
Tical
Guinea
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Lanny R. Atcheley
Dean Rie
Ruby B. Pendleton
Wheeler Valerie Sloan
Harlem
Helen R. Gray
Prairie
Katie P. Glasscock
Charles Carroll
Ladvona
Della A DeFever
Rodney D. DeFever
LaGwenda Walker
Gladys Kirchman
Mary Ellen
George Lunsford
Francis
Fairy Foster
Kingsmill Glens E Jenkins
McLean
Alizira Moore
Ruth T. Godden
Mildred J Taylor
Christy Keliid Followell
Joplin
Julia Frasher
Wile Harvester
Helen Furgarson
White Deer
Beatrice Guerry
Hughes David W Marlar
Charles J Barker
Hamilton
Doris N Morgan Stinnett
Susan O Cory
Jane Hamarez
Barnard Donald W Case
Russell
Pamela J Campbell Shamrock
Audra Dehls
Duncan
Chicago
Mereil
Pierce
Fenner
Wheeler Rein
Gibraltar
Southland Finance Ny
Mratford
Pempa Allice
Schnyder Bernat Hickmar Inc
American Te
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Cones Service
Rayon
General
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Kerr Meter Pennty't
Ah Phillips
Roebuck Bie Sully
Nerd Oil
Indiana
Western Public Service
US Steel
Jody Freeman
Amarillo
Oklahoma
New Jerseo
Kenneth Freeman
Nwight
Terry Hanna
Wilbur
Texan
Mother Church
Vogue Cleaners
N. Mebart
Houston Oilman
Mecorn
Sighal Oll
California
Harold Nelson
American Grain and Cattle
Stauss
Watergate
Heard-Jones Drug Store
Jack Pat
Heard-Jones
Congress
Ethiopia
Tunisia
Portuguese Guinea
Somalia
Indian Ocean
Gulf of Aden
Caldwell
Ian
Carl E. Lawrence
North Mobart
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