Crowds Protest Brezhnev Visit Amid Demonstrations
In Washington a wave of protests greets Brezhnev’s visit. Musicians dancers and Christian groups join exiled Jews and Ukrainians in marches and rallies. Organizers plan thousands to state departments and monuments while Congressmen join at the Capitol and White House ellipse during Nixon Camp David talks.
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Washington
UPI
Hid F. Brezhnev
American Guild of Musical Artists
State Department
Carl McIntyre
Washington Monument
McIntyre
U.S
Brezhnev
Camp David
Nixon
Ina
U.S. Capitol
White House
Henry M. Jackson
b-Wash
Soviet Union
United States
Jackson
Philip Burton
D-Calif
Robert Drinat
D-Mass
Jacob K. Javits
Rn.y
Abrahama Ribloff
Richard Schweiker
R-Pa
Jewish Defense League
Two Spearman Teens Face Minor In Possession Charges
Two teenage boys from Spearman were taken into custody after midnight Saturday for possessing intoxicants. Officers spotted them leaving a local lounge on Brown Street with a case of beer, saying they bought it there and that no ID was required. They face minor in possession charges and authorities will report the liquor sales violation. Police estimated the Sunday crowd at 8,000 to 10,000.
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Spearman
Brown St
Midland
Tex
UPI
Kenneth Howell
Howell
Charlie J. Howell
Lucille Lundie Howell
Nisot
Haldeman
Ehelighman
Post
John J. Wilson
Harlighman
Wilson
Baker
Agnew
White House
On The Record Admissions and Dismissals List
On The Record lists admissions for Genie Matney Margaret Wells James Cottom Betty Anderson Pattie Sims and dismissals for Mary Giddeon Pauline Taylor Edna Trusty Dyann Koch with associated addresses and notes including a baby boy Trusty in Lefors and Scribner Miami reference.
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Genie L. Matney
N. Warren
Margaret V. Wells
N. Frost
James H. Cottom
Lynn
Betty J. Anderson
Fk. Browning
Pattie S. Sims
N. Faulkner
Mary J. Giddeon
Skellytown
Pauline Taylor
Texas
Edna Trusty
Lefors
Baby Boy Trusty
Dyann Koch
Weatherford
Okla
M.L. Robinson
Lawrence Scribner
Miami
Wayman H. Staus
N. Perry
Ruth E. Saye
McLean
Duncan
Nicki R. Fry
S. Sumner
Lynda L. Pierce
Ray Currie
Sirracco
Vernon L. Hobbs
W. 19Th
Avis M. Walls
Garland
Lena J. Stump
E. Browning
David L. Swires
N. Wells
Gwendolyn Collins
Prairie Drive
James O. Kirby
White Deer
Ramona Tate
Hughes
Laurine A. Jackson
Faulkner James B. Whatley
Christian Holding
N. Nelson
Gwendolyn Baker
Huff Road
Baby Girl Baker
Verna D. Sirmans
Public School Finance Hearings Convene in Texas
Rep Dan Kubiak will open two days of hearings on public school funding in Austin aiming to spur a special legislative session to address crisis level needs. Edgewood and 1,143 districts are invited as discussions center on adequate aid and feasible plans amid stalled funding.
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Austin
Tex
UPI
Dan Kubiak
D-Rockdale
Dolph Briscoe
Texas
Edgewood
San Antonio
Kubiak
Briscoe
Price Daniel Jr
Daniel
Texas State Teachers Association
Obituary of JoE W. Miller Pioneer Pharmacist
JoE W. Miller 70 died at Highland General Hospital at 9 20 a m He was born May 13 1903 in Prairie Grove Arkansas moved to Pampa from Skellytown in 1946 He owned Miller Pharmacy and co owned Miller Hood Pharmacy retiring January 1972 He belonged to First Christian Church Pampa Masonic Lodge 966 Scottish Rite Shrine and Commandery He married Alma Clements August 31 1927 in Amarillo Survivors include his wife a brother Col E L Miller of Annadale Virginia and a number of nieces nephews and other relatives
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Joe W. Miller
Carmichael Whatley Funeral Directors, Inc
Christine
Highland General Hospital
Prairie Grove
Ark
Pampa
Skellytown
Miller Pharmacy
Miller - Hood Pharmacy
Miller
First Christian Church
Court Upholds Realignment of State Districts
The Supreme Court upheld a Texas congressional district realignment and a 1971 state reapportionment plan, with stipulations. It kept the numeric equality rule for districts and eyed Dallas and Bexar County treatment, while sending a three judge panel to review the dispute further. The decision carried 6-3 for the congressional plan and unanimous for most of the state plan.
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Washington
UPI
Supreme Court
U.S
Texas
Dallas
Bexar
Byron R. White
White
Nation's Cities To Have More Federal Aid
HUD Secretary James T. Lynn told the 41st Conference of Mayors that under the Better Communities Act more cities will gain direct grants. He rejected Mayor Alioto's claim cities are neglected, citing New York likely to receive about 700 million over five years versus 378 million in the prior five.
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San Francisco
UPI
Nixon Administration
Conference of Mayors
James T. Lynn
Secretary of Housing and Urban Development
HUD
Joseph Alioto
Nixon
NBC
Meet the Press
Lynn
BCA
New York
Nixon to defend himself on Watergate coverup claims
Washington report says President Nixon may admit misinformed judgments by former aides Haldeman and Ehrlichman amid Watergate scrutiny. Dean testimony threatens to implicate Nixon Haldeman and Ehrlichman. Martha Mitchell comments add weight to ongoing Senate hearings and White House reactions cite potential negligence without criminal knowledge.
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Washington
UBS
Nisan
White House
Washington Post
Nixon
H.R
Bob’ Haldeman
John D. Ehrlichman
Post
Bob Woodward
Carl Bernstein
John W. Dean Ill
Dean
Haldeman
Ehelichman
Martha Mitchell
John N. Mitchell
Mitchell
New York City
Senate
UPI
Ehrlichman
Dollar slumps in European trade amid Watergate concerns
In London the dollar fell to record lows in Frankfurt and Amsterdam as Watergate fears weighed on markets. In Frankfurt the dollar slid to 2.5550 marks by mid morning from 2.5700, the prior low, while gold prices jumped as the dollar opened at 2.7200.
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London
UPI
Frankfurt
Amsterdam
European
Weekend visitors from West Point and Lefors
Chaplain and Mrs. Koscheski Jr. of West Point New York with family visited his grandparents Mr. and Mrs. W R Combs Lefors and his parents Mr. and Mrs. N W Koscheski of San Antonio. Also noted: 4 Family Garage Sale Monday and Tuesday 2015 Charles. Miscellaneous items including some furniture. Time To Run workers meet Salvation Army at 7 p.m. today. In currency markets the guilder falls to 0.39 per dollar and the dollar weakens in London and Paris amid Watergate relief and general American pessimism. Gold fixed at 122 dollars an ounce in London.
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Nelson W. Koscheski Jr
West Point
N.Y
W.R. Combs
Lefors
N.W. Koscheski
San Antonio
Koscheski
A.N. Koscheski
Charles
Salvation Army
Postal Service Hints 10-Cent First Class Stamp
Postmaster General Elmer T. Klassen said the Postal Service will likely seek a 10 cent first class stamp next January to cover rising labor costs. He told U S News and World Report the increase could add about $1 billion yearly, with most going to wage hikes.
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Washington
UPI
Postal Service
Elmer T. Klassen
Postal Rate Commission
Klassen
U.S. News and World Report
Gray, Roberts and Hemphill to meet on Red Deer Creek dams
Gray County commissioners travel to Miami for a special public meeting at 1 30 p m in the Roberts County Court House. Soil and Water Conservation Boards from Gray Roberts and Hemphill counties attend to discuss the proposed Red Deer Creek project with the ASCS to build about 20 dams across the three counties to curb soil erosion along the creek. Ten dams would be in Roberts, six in Gray and four in Hemphill.
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Gray County Commissioners’ Court
Miami
Red Deer Creek
Roberts County Court House
Soil and Water Conservation Boards
Gray, Roberts
Hemphill Counties
U.S. Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
Robert
Gray
Hemphill
Youth Raise Church Funds At St Mark
Youth groups of St. Mark C M E Church presented a check to Rev. Monroe Woods Jr. at a Saturday night service for funds raised to expand the church. The youth will represent the church at the Northwest Texas Annual Conference in Wichita Falls July 3 6. Lisa Johnson and Aundreas Woods were honored as princess and prince of the youth departments during a church carnival with games and refreshments.
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St. Mark C.M.E
Monroe Woods Jr
St. Mark
Northwest Texas
Wichita Falls
Lisa Johnson
Faye Johnson
S. Somerville
Princess
Aundreas Woods
Burtie Faggins
Prairie Drive
al Woods
Johnson
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Agustus Carruth
Mary Ellen
Mamie Ritchie
Ruth Stephens
Williston
Ida M. Holmes
S. Clark
Willie M. Ward
Russell L. Smith
N. Gray
James E. Killian
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Robert E. Anderson
Chica A
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Merrill, Lynch, Pierce
Prev Feaner and
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Milo S
Amarex Bil
CIA
Franklin Life
Gibraltar Life
Cent Life
Hepub
Southland Finance
Weal Sale
Stratford
Schneider Hernet Hickmam
American
Teland
Indiana
Southwestern Public Service
Texaco
US Steel
West Forter Mall Tire Co
John Connally
George Bush
Republican National Committee
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Kremlin
Mrs. Sibyl C. Carter
Wheeler
Sibyl C. Carter
Parkview Hospital
First Baptist Church
M.B. Smith
Wheeler Cemetery
Wright Funeral Home
Carter
Kerens
Coene Wood
Meeker
Cole
Yreva Topper
Earl Mitchell
Shamrock
Ella Mae Rowe
Mary Chesher
Marble Falls
Icy Littrell
Viola Hackett
Kentwood
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Hobart
Britain
Barclays Bank
Paris
America
Heard-Jones Drug Store
Joney
Heard-Jones
Farr
Regi Page
St Mark
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