Nixon unveils sweeping economic plan with currency and tax shifts
President Nixon proposes a voluntary wage price rent freeze under the Economic Stabilization Act of 1970 with a 90 day window, a flexible currency policy pegged by foreign markets, and business tax writeoffs to spur investment. He urges lenders to cap interest and dividends temporarily while repealing auto excise. The plan also seeks a $50 raise in personal exemptions and a one year quick write off for new plant investments.
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Nixon
International Monetary Operate
Franklin D. Roosevelt
United States
Office of Emergency Preparedness
Congress
Hebrew University draws 15000 students from developing nations
In the last fifteen years about 15000 students from developing nations have completed studies at the Hebrew University in Jerusalem. The program highlights international education ties and the universitys role in global student exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hebrew University
Jerusalem
Balmorhea News Highlights Local Visits and Camp Meeting
Balmorhea residents report visits from Houston aunt's family and Miami, Florida relatives en route to California and Mexico. The district used weed burners and daily fogging to tackle weeds and mosquitoes. Bloys Camp meeting opened with many locals attending day events. Burial and hospital updates include Valentino Moreno buried in Balmorhea Cemetery at 89, and Mrs Francisco Carrillo and Mr Rudolph Hoefs noted for hospital trips and travels.
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Bloys
Balmorhea
Auto thefts and break in reported in local blotter
Police blotter records two vehicle thefts and a break in at Rainbow Bar. A 1969 stakebed truck vanished from a gas station between 2:36 and 3 a.m. Sunday. A 1966 white and aqua Chevrolet was stolen from East Fifth Street at 12:35 a.m. Sunday. Five cases of beer valued at $21.60 were stolen from Rainbow Bar after a forced entry between 2 and 2:30 a.m. Saturday.
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Martin Alvarez
Fred Garcia
S. Cypress St
East Fifth St
Rainbow Bar
E. Second St
Farmer kills large javelina near Sumner Texas
In Lamar County near Sumner Ful ton Stephens killed a 42 pound javelina menacing his livestock and poultry. The animal was a rare sight in the area and Stephens proved his point by the kill. Nearby, Arturo Omar Galindo reported the theft of 14 eight track tapes from his car at a local drug store Saturday. The Associated Press reports heavy rain across Texas with lingering storms and widespread showers. Iowa Park recorded nearly 11 inches of rain, while Wichita Falls saw over 4.5 inches as storms moved through West and Northwest Texas.
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Paris
Tex
Fulton Stephens
Sumner
Lamar County
Stephens
Arturo Omar Galindo
Texas
Panhandle
Iowa Park
Wichita Falls
Demoss Bratton 65 Dies. Funeral Tuesday in West Park Baptist
Demoss Bratton died Saturday in Memorial Hospital after a self-inflicted gunshot at home. Funeral services set for 9:30 a.m. Tuesday at West Park Baptist Church with burial at Pottsville cemetery. He was born June 6, 1906 in Pottsville and resided in Pecos 25 years. Survivors include his widow Laverne Ann, three daughters, one son James L. Bratton, nine grandchildren, his mother, four sisters, and a brother.
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West Park Baptist Church
Moeman Demoss Bratton
Clyde Chasteen
L.A. Patillo
Pottsville
Tex
Bratton
Memorial Hospital
Brateton
Brown County
Union Creek Masonic Lodge
Pecos
Laverne Ann
John Hudnall
Slaton
Allen Cunningham
Houston
N.H. Burton Jr
Carlsbad
James L. Bratton
Venezuela
South America
Delia Bratton
Hamilton
Irene White
San Angelo
Joe Horton
Lila Warren
Burt Pineson
Wichita Falls
Darmon Bratton
Rotan
In Time Pentecostal Revival Planned by Pecos Church
The United Pentecostal Church of Pecos joins a 32 week revival program with thousands of churches led from St. Louis. A Pecos revival meeting with evangelist James Bell opens August 15 at 7 30 p.m. led by Rev J L Hall inviting public attendance.
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United Pentecostal Church
America
United Pentecostal Church of
International
St. Louis
J. L. Hall
James Bell
Pastor Hall
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Larry
Great Western Finance Co
Elina Day
Bill Day
Harlingen
San Antonio
Connally
Rincon Latino
Nada Reina Mexicana Y la Segunda Reina Americana
Senorita Recibe Grado de Bachiller
la Senorita Socorro Lara Vasquez Recibira
el Grado de Bachiller En Ciencias de Educacion En
Espafiol
Este Bachillerato
la Univerisad Estatal de Sul Ross Localizada
la Ciudad de
Alpine
el Dia 13 de Agosto
Senorita Pocorro
Lara Vasquez Graduo
la Parroquia Santa Rosa
Rectoria de
la Iglesia
el Reverendo Padre
Los Oficiales Y Directores
la Parroquia
Junta Regular de
Las Personas Presentes Estuvieron
Los Senores
Jose Tercero
Isabel D. Flores
Pablo Matta
Eusebio Rodriguez
Joe Morales
Daniel Marquez
Abel Leos
Toribio Acosta
Toribio Rodriguez
Elias Payan Y AR
Bitélas
Alcoholicos Anonimos el Grupo de Alcohollicos Anonimos
Puede Lamar
Telefono
Fitan
Discount Center
Gibson
Ty Ae
SCI
Sut
Giben St Son
CIE
Bankamericard
Walthall Street
Airlawn Shopping Center
Jack Thompson
Mr. and
Mrs. Loyal Humphries
Gladys Schmucker
Tom Dennis
Monahans
Dick Birney
Miami, Fla
Cassie Farrington
Calif
Nora Brijalba
Amelia Carrillo
Mexico City
Guadalupe Cathedral
Mrs
Nelson Lethco
Patsy McIntire
Killeen
Mr. Lethco
Harry Knapp
Temple
Pauline Guy
John Guy
Dallas
Guy
Rosa Renz
Beta Larramore
Martie Lethco
California
Greg Germany
Robert Patton
Valentino Moreno
Francisco Carrillo
Pecos Hospital
Rudolph Hoefs
Hot Springs
N.M
Associated Press
Pecos Enterprise
Pecos Enterprise, Inc
Cedar St
P.O
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