South Vietnamese Offensive Slowed By Communist Troops
Que Son valley near Da Nang, a key infiltration route, sees a 56 day Communist push slow to force. Maj. Nguyen Cong Chinh, district chief, notes the balance on a knife edge as An Loc Kontum Hue defenses stretch. American advisers bunker up amid rockets and mortars from nearby hills. The valley stretches 40 miles south of Da Nang toward the South China Sea.
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Que Son
Vietnam
An Loc
Kontum
Hue
Nguyen Cong Chinh
Chinh
da Nang
Highway 1
South China Sea
Bowling heads to Harvester Row Tuesday night
All interested indy bowlers welcome at Harvester Row Tuesday evening at 7 45. For details call 989 3881. Advertisements list Garage Sele 1890 Holly End of East tah Street Clay s Barber Shop 418 E Frederic Haircuts 1 50 Upheolatering Thelma Matthews 1104 Willow Road 965 8297 Beat Covers Custom fitted Pampa Tent and Awning The Licensed Vocational Nurses Association Division II meets 7 30 p m Tuesday in Highland General Hospital dining room All LVNs and students invited to attend this social event
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Harvester Row
Holly
East Tah Street
Clay
E. Frederic
Thelma Matthews
Willow Road
Licensed Vocational Nurses Association
Division II
Highland General Hospital
LVN
Wheeler To Honor Physicians In Community Dinner
Wheeler residents greet a new physician Dr Louie Mendiola and two nurses Cecilia Villanaro and Natalie Enriquez joining Dr Larry Barbour in Wheeler. Barbour will be honored for nearly a decade of service since starting in 1964. Chamber of Commerce dinner in the school cafeteria with $2.50 tickets.
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Wheeler
Louie Mendiola
Philippines
Larry Barbour
Mendiola
Parkview Clinic
Cecilia Villanaro
Natalie Enriquez
Barbour
Chamber of Commerce
Mexico Chief Seeks San Antonio Welcome For Institute Dedication
Mexico's President Luis Ech everria plans to visit San Antonio this month to dedicate the Mexican Cultural Institute, a joint project of Mexico and the city. He expressed a desire to meet as many local residents as possible during the trip.
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San Antonio
Tex
Mexico
Luis Echeverria
Mexican Cultural Institute
Funeral Services for Duke of Windsor Held in England
Funeral services were held at Windsor Castle for the Duke of Windsor formerly King Edward VII who abdicated the throne to marry Wallis Simpson. Queen Elizabeth II Prince Philip and royal family attended a private service at St George’s Chapel conducted by the Dean of Windsor and the Archbishop of Canterbury.
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Windsor
England
Windsor Castle
Duke of Windsor
Edward VII
St. George's Chapel
Elizabeth II
Prince Philip
Launcelot Fleming
Canterbury
Michael Ramsey
York
Donald Coggan
Ramsey
Cosmo Lang
Edward
Wallis Warfield
Spencer Simpson
Paris
HBC
Funeral covers Edward VIII probate in royal reporting
The item notes the Duke of Windsor funeral coverage and royal plans as the duchess heads to Paris after the service. Critics from both sides question the treatment of the former king and the abdicated pair's public standing amid ongoing debate about royal protocol and church stance.
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Court
Church of England
Obituaries for Ralph S McCool and Armand Lefevre
Funeral services for Ralph S. McCool 65 a former Pampa resident will be held Tuesday in Gage Oklahoma with burial in Pampa Fairview Cemetery. He died Sunday in Moreland Oklahoma survived by a sister a granddaughter and several nieces and nephews. Armand Joseph Lefevre 74 of Stinnett will have services Tuesday at First Baptist Church Stinnett with burial Sunset Memorial Cemetery Stinnett. He died Saturday at North Plains Hospital born May 22 18 percent in Hartford Indiana a retired Phillips superintendent he and his wife lived in Pampa ten years before moving to Stinnett survivors include his wife one son two daughters and four grandchildren.
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Ralph S. McCool
Pampa
Gage
Okla
First Baptist Church
David Doyel
Fairview
Mason Funeral Home
Shattuck
McCool
Moreland
Oklahoma
Lavern Ia Deadmond
Grove
Susan Gail Hollar
Roanoke
Tex
Armand Joseph Lefevre
Armand
Joseph LeFevre
Allen
Stinnett
Minnie
Elie
Vivian Swafford
Gillette
Wyo
Dorothy Fritchie
Houston
Texas Weekend Violent Deaths Drop Below Usual
The Associated Press reports Texas weekend violence declined overall with 20 deaths from Friday 6 p.m. to Sunday midnight including 11 traffic fatalities. Four drowned and three died in shootings. A fatal Sunday night truck crash south of Falfurrias killed Charles Tryon 48 and his sons Russell 4 and David 42 of San Antonio, and Hector Guerra 60 of Hidalgo when two trucks collided after one struck a horse. the vehicles then burned on U S 281.
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Associated Press
Texas
Falfurrias
Charles R. Tryon
Russell
David
San Antonio
Hector Guerra
Hidalgo
U.S. 281
House Expected To Okay 21 Billion Education Bill
Washington AP report says Rep. Albert Quie predicts House passage this week of the Senate approved 21 billion education measure with strict busing limits. The bill would limit desegregation orders, delay actions until appeals end, and provide federal education funds. Debate splits supporters and opponents of busing though broader education provisions face little opposition.
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Washington
House
Albert H. Quie
R-Minn
Nixon
Congress
Vehicle Sought After Highway Sign Hit In Pampa
Four witnesses described an older model Thunderbird driving erratically before it struck a highway sign early Sunday, knocking it over. Police report estimated $150 in damage to the front end and headlight. Investigators seek the vehicle pictured with the damaged front end.
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Pampa Price
Saturday Admissions and Dismissals List Includes many names and addresses
Saturday admissions include Margaret Waddill White Deer Harvey Jones Clarendon with numerous others across Pampa Borger and Skellytown. Dismissals note Constance Largin Baby Girl Largin Steven Richardson Richard David and Maude Hamilton among staff and residents. Sunday admissions report Sandra Winegeart with newborn girl born at 7:45 p.m. weighing 7 pounds 5 ounces to Calvin and Mary Follis at 1441 Charles Street.
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Margaret S. Waddill
White Deer
Harvey W. Jones
Clarendon
Robert V. Burns
Miami
Charles 0. Duenkel
W. Browning Cardeman Smith
Care R. Hopkins
N. Nelson
Highland General
Deby
Oan Tyler
Pampa
Finley P. Barrett
Jonathan 8. Smith
Hamilton
James J. Sharp
N. Zimmers
Ene A Anderson
Betty Whitson
Terry Road
Mary M. Follis
Charles Allen J. Vick
Huff Road
Paral A. Tanner
Willowoad
Marguerite Hyatt
Constance Largin
Largin
Steven M. Richardson
Evergreen
Richard P. David
Sandlewood
Maude
Fant Ridge Lodge
Carolyn Horner
Skellytown
Plemons
Rider
Mickie J. Musgrave
Duncan
Vivian Thompson
S. Barnes
Randy Harris
E. Harvester
Ched Ward
N. Somerville
Reba ¥. Cade
Calvin K. Follis
Charles Street
Farm Exports Under Food for Peace Plan Down In ’71
Washington AP Agriculture Department reports the dollar share of farm exports under Food for Peace fell to 13 percent in the prior year, the program’s lowest since 1954. Commodities under Food for Peace totaled about $1 billion of the $7.7 billion in U.S. farm exports in the calendar year, near 1970 levels but well below the 1944 peak.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
U.S
Foreign Agricultural Service
India
Pakistan
Equal Opportunity Applies to Dangerous Work in Factories
This letter column from World of Work covers inquiries to the U S Department of Labor on equal opportunity for women in dangerous factory work, child labor rules, hiring guidelines for youths, safety standards for equipment, job listings for returning service members, and OSC/EO considerations. It outlines that federal contractors must apply work standards equally to all workers unless sex is an essential qualification, details on age restrictions, and notes on employer responsibilities under safety laws and executive orders.
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C. F
Milwaukee
Wisc
Sim
W. L
Reno
Nev
Sen
U.S. Department of Labor
Police Auction To Sell 13 Abandoned Bicycles
Police to auction 13 abandoned bicycles picked up on city streets at 2 p.m. Wednesday on the north side of City Hall. Chief Jim Conner said seven boys bikes and six girls bikes will go to the highest bidder. Bicycles may be sold after 10 days under city ordinance. Newark Airport in New Jersey begins a $500 million redevelopment project.
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City Hall
Jim Conner
Conner
Never 00 old to hear better Beltone offer
Chicago readers are invited to request a free Beltone aid advertised as a tiny non operating model. The compact device weighs under a third of an ounce, comes in one ear level unit, with no wires, and is offered with no cost or obligation. Write to Dept. 278 Beltone Electronics Corp. in Chicago for yours.
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Chicago
NSA
Ibeltone
Beltone
Beltone Electronics Corp
W. Victoria
Til
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Paris, Tex
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Food For Peace Plan
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Louisville
Jesus People
Philadelphia
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Women's Missionary Union
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Rockville, Md
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Columbia Pictures Presents
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Paine
Susanna York
SSS
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