McGovern Wins More Delegates in Colorado and North Dakota
The Associated Press reports Senator George S. McGovern surpassed 1,000 delegates as he added 13 Colorado delegates and 11 in North Dakota, boosting his tally to 1,019.5 while Humphrey earned 6 in North Dakota. Nixon holds 938 GOP votes with 674 needed. New York's primary looms with 278 delegates at stake.
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Associated Press
George S. McGovern
McGovern
Colorado
Miami Beach
North Dakota
Minnesota
Hubert H. Humphrey
Miami
Humphrey
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Maine
Edmund S. Muskie
Nixon
Connecticut
Utah
Idaho
Montana
New York
Shirley Chisholm
Pampa Lions Observe 45th Anniversary Banquet
The Pampa Noon Lions Club marks 45 years with a 7:30 p.m. installation night banquet at the Pampa Country Club on Tuesday. Floyd Sackett will install 1972-73 officers led by Paul N. Brown as president, with Eddie Poinac, Henry Gruben, Carl English, Bill Hite, and Robert Sanders among new officers and Jimmie Enroe, Bill Monroe, W. W. Wells, Wayne Wilson, Mack Wofford, and Jimmy McCune as directors. Frank Culberson recalls club memories dating to 1927. 30 of 47 presidents are still living. Special guests will be introduced. awards by President Martindale. Entertainment by Perdetta Chambliss. Jim Brown to lead group singing. The pledge and invocation will close the program.
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Pampa Noon
Martindale
Boss Lion
Frank Culberson
Henry Gruben
Perdetta Chambliss
Jim Brown
W. C. Adkins
E. E. Shultz
Obituary notices from Pampa Daily News fragment
Obituaries list Jesse Allen Conner 44 of Pampa with funeral in Duenkel Memorial Chapel. Nannie R. Gibbons 76 of Borger with services pending. Elsie Bell Parento 77 of Pampa with arrangements pending. Oscar George Hinger 58 of Canyon with services at First Baptist Canyon. Details include birthplaces, military service, survivors, and funeral directors.
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Jesse Allen Conner
Duenkel Memorial Chapel
S. Clark
Mitchell Phillips
Harley Baptist Church
Memory Gardens
Bristow
Okla
Pampa
614Th Engineer Corps
Lois Taylor
B&l Trucking Company
Lois
Rhonda Taylor
Dana Taylor
Big Spring
Layne Allen Conner
Ray Dean Conner
Kenneth
Randy Taylor
Amarillo
Fred Conner
Frank Conner
Raymond Conner
Harold Conner
Logan
Orval Wails
Ocle Lyles
Billie Daniels
Hartley
Floyd Ward
Yucaipa
Calif
Nannie Gibbons
Shamrock
Nannie R. Gibbons
North Plains Hospital
Borger
Wellington
Gladys Downs
Charley Stubbs
Salinas
Tommie Murdock
Opal Morton
Golden
Colo
Billy Gean Downs
Stratford
Doug Gibbons
New Deal
Jack Gibbons
Fritch
Dick Gibbons
Waco
R. H. Gibbons
Elsie Bell Paronto
S. Russell
Carmichael Whatley Funeral Directors, Inc
Paronto
Highland General Hospital
Ava
Fred H. Paronto
Rebekah Lodge
Johnny Willis
Lawrence Paronto
Edgar Paronto
Ethel Reese
Bernice Hughes
Lamesa
Minnie Durham
Fredonia
Kan
Arthur Shelton
Oscar George Hinger
First Baptist Church
Canyon
Bill Foil
Strauss Atkinson
Dreamland
LaGrove Funeral Home
Mr. Hinger
North Dakota
First Baptist
Rex Reeves
Boy Scouts
Lions Club
West Texas State
Bonnie
John Craig Hinger
Dawn
Roger Cutcher
Albuquerque
N. M
Fred Hinger
0. G. Andrews
Lubbock
Luke Condit
Fresno
Lydia Hinger
Lodi
D. V. Biggers
Births, Dismissals, Marriages and Car Registrations News
Hospital Friday admissions list includes a baby boy Lowe of White Deer and a baby girl Bonner, with multiple names and addresses for dismissals and a long roster of marriages. New car registrations feature buyers from Pampa, Borger, Oklahoma City and surrounding towns, listing makes from Chevrolet to Cadillac and Ford.
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Highland General Hospital
Lowe
White Deer
Patsy E. Bonner
Panhandle
Bonner
Johnnie A. Sandy
Warren
Margie Jo Forsha
Chestnut
Elsie B. Parento
S. Russell
Dorothy June Rich
N. Sumner
Patricia D. Doan
N. Zimmers
Oral E. Wylie
John Charles Seaman
Anahua
Aspen
Bessie D. Gripp
Richard Lowe
Raymond W. Laycock
Christine
Chevrolet
William R. Bennett
N. Faulkner
Buick
Douglas Ellison
McLean
Marel King
W. Foster
Ford
Gregg C. Dunham
N. Wells
C.L. Wampler
Borger
Beacon Supply Co
Pampa
E.E. Posey
Cadillac
B.L. Hoover, Jr
Higgins
Oldsmobile
Lee Roy Shaw
Magnolia
Pontiac
Michael D. Thompson
S. Banks
American Motors
Cities Service Gas Co
Oklahoma City
Okla
H.M. Brown
M.D. Snider
Volkswagen
Ocle
G. Stewart
Lowry
T.H. Trinkner
Abilene
Barnes seeks donations to retire campaign deficit
Lt. Gov. Ben Barnes has sent letters to Texans asking for $100 donations to cover a $150,000 deficit from his failed governor run. Press secretary Jerry Hall confirmed the letters but would not name recipients or counts. One anonymous recipient is a lobbyist who directs a statewide association with legislative interests.
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Ben Barnes
Austin
Jerry Hall
Barnes
Texas Industrial Growth Falls Behind 1971 Pace Says Report
AUSTIN AP Texas industrial growth lags the 1971 pace in plans to build new plants or expand existing ones, says Jack Louis of the University of Texas Bureau of Business Research. In the first half of 1971, 154 new plants and 115 expansions were reported versus 164 and 129 a year earlier. Louis notes metro areas still lead with Houston and Dallas top, but the urban share of new plants has fallen from about 65 to under 60 percent. Expansions dominate the sectors, especially fabricated metal products, transportation equipment, apparel, and chemicals.
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Austin, Tex
Texas
Bureau of Business Research
Jack Louis
Bureau
University of Texas
Louis
Houston
Dallas
Fort Worth
San Antonio
Shop Sands Fabric 13th Anniversary Sale Ad
Local ads note Kirby Vacuum Sweeper Company now sells Bison Vacuums while servicing Kirby at 512% S. Cuyler. Also listing used desks, real estate offer at 1400 W. 18th, and various garage and yard sales.
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Kirby Vacuum Sweeper Company
Bison
Kirby
S. Cuyler
W. Foster
Ann Richmond
Fremont
Calif
Bert Isbell
N. West
Coronado Center
Roadrunner
Houston
Christine
Hobbs
Ed Gattis
Texaco
Wayne Chrestman
el Paso
Jack Broxson
Pitts
Broxson
Richard Sarrett
Craig and
Jeffrey
Pampa
Gray County district court cases rise two percent in 1971
Gray County filings in 1971 totaled 472 with 73 criminal and 399 civil cases. The district court disposed 483 cases and 530 remained on the docket at year end. Statewide, district and related courts rose to 278,338 cases with 51 percent disposed.
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Gray County
Austin
Texas Civil Judicial Council
Grainger McIlhany
31St District Court
Hemphill
Lipscomb
Roberts
Wheeler
Focal District Court
County Judge Sifts Eleven DWI Cases in Open Court
Gray County Judge Don Cain disposed of eleven cases in open court on Thursday. Nine involved driving while intoxicated with fines of 50 dollars and costs, three days in jail, and six months probation. Notables include Coy Lee Worley Amarillo Marvin Hardin Mineral Springs Ark J T Hollingsworth Amarillo Carl C Hulsey White Deer Bonnie Hewitt William R Browning Pampa Willie H Sandefur Pampa with 125 dollars fine and 10 days jail plus six months probation. Darrell W Pitcock Miami received 100 dollars and costs and a 10 day jail sentence probated six months. June Thomas Pampa and Mrs Danny D Lane Skellytown each paid one dollar and costs for a worthless check swindle.
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Gray County
Don Cain
Coy Lee Worley
Amarillo
Marvin Hardin
Mineral Springs
Ark
J. T. Hollingsworth
Carl C. Hulsey
White Deer
Bonnie Hewitt
William R. Browning
Pampa
Willie H. Sandefur
Pampa ISD to tackle 13 board action items
The Pampa Independent School District board meets Monday at 7 30 p m at Carver Center to review 13 action items including bids on athletic equipment the quarter system of instruction and a contract with the Pampa College of Hairdressing and Beauty Culture Also on the agenda are a commodity agreement for the free lunch program and the Zerox agreement along with reports on attendance accounting and the superintendent's operational items context.
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Board of Trustees
Pampa Independent School District
Pampa College of Hairdressing and Beauty Culture
Zerox
Carver Center
Chamber Sets Membership Luncheon at Coronado Inn
The Chamber of Commerce will hold its June membership luncheon on Monday June 26 in the Coronado Inn Starlight Room. Roy Sparkman, the chamber president, will welcome 87 new members from the recent drive and present awards to winning teams. Reservations are $2.50 and can be made by calling 669-3241.
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Chamber of Commerce
Coronado Inn
Roy Sparkman
Chamber
Sparkman
Tiny Town Prepares For Big National Fink Day
Fink Texas hosts National Fink Day with the Asher B. Durand Large Drum and Aimless Marching Corps expected to perform on national TV. Mayor Pat Albright notes festival week includes Arbor Day plans, a new West Fink family, and a barbecued crowd estimated at 1500. Honorary citizens and local lore frame the event.
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Fink
Tex
Asher B. Durand
Pat Albright
Houston Astros
Texas Rangers
Mayor Albright
O. L. Fink
North
Texas
Willard Albright
Dale Fink
U.S. Naval Academy
Navy
Albright
J. Kingsley Fink
Governor Wallace to undergo spine surgery today
Silver Spring Maryland AP reports Alabama Governor George C. Wallace will have surgery to remove a bullet from his spine and assess potential recovery from leg paralysis. The laminectomy at Holy Cross Hospital stems from a May 15 shooting in Laurel Maryland that left him paralyzed. Doctors say removing the bullet is essential to judge permanence and possible partial use restoration.
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Silver Spring
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Wallace
Laurel
Miami Beach
Hamilton Hutchinson
Deputies Probe Area Theft Case at Homen Meat Co
Carson County sheriff's deputies seek the thief or thieves who stole beef slabs bacon and cured hams from Homen Meat Co. last week. Entry was gained by breaking a window and door. Meat loss valued at 400 dollars. The firm handles processing and retail sales of meat.
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GROOM
Carson County Sheriff's Deputies
Homen Meat Co
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Somerville
John Bonner
Michael Herbert Amrheim
Vickie Jean Robinson
Jeffery Allan Brown
Charlotte Kay Price
Dwight Earl Crocker
Linda May Whinery
James Alan Buchanan
Susan Claudette Caldwell
John Mark Topper
Kathryn Suzanne McIntire
James Neal Bonnell
Karen Ann Trout
Robert Farris Turner
Rosetta Mae Harper
Michael Davis McCollum
Susan Darlene Morgan
Jimmie Don Clark
Carol Jean Waggoner
Delbert Dean Kinder
Sandra Lee Smith
Dan Eric Myer
Dana Roxa
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Mexico
Chamber OF Commi Iver
Vatican Gardens
St. Peter’s Basilica
VT An
Mona
Venus
New Zealand
John R. Marshall
France
Mona Lisa
Venus de Milo
June Thomas
Danny D. Lane
Skellytown
Mrs. Albright
West Fink
Milton Path
Joe Johnson
Red Deer
Gov. Wallace
Holy Cross Hospital
Mayer
Central Air
BuIlders Plumbing Supply CO
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