Baptist convention hears Linkletter drug use warning
Fort Worth Texas AP TV anti-drug campaigner Art Linkletter warned ministers and laymen that cocaine is smuggled into the United States for users who snort it. He linked drugs to crime and urged morality and family life as the solution.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Art Linkletter
Texas Baptist Christian Life Commission
Linkletter
Texas Baptist
United States
LSU
National Coordination Council On
George J. Beto
Texas Department of Corrections
Jesus
Diane
Two Teens Die in Rio Grande Fishing Tragedy
In Mission Texas two Reynosa teenagers Jaime Guzman aged 19 and Gabriel Ochoa aged 15 were found dead in the Rio Grande below Anzalduas Dam after a dam gate malfunction. Four persons were believed to drown with two others missing. investigators say the victims were fishing in a restricted area when the incident occurred.
Teacher cleared of witch charge in Arizona case
Mrs. Anna Stewart a Tucson Arizona school teacher who faced suspension for teaching witchcraft was reinstated by order of a judge. She said she told students she had the physical characteristics of a witch and they believed it, noting it was just for fun.
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Anna Stewart
Tucson, Ariz
Stewart
Empty raft found in Gulf linked to tanker Fogg disappearance
The Coast Guard announced a four member board to probe the W A Fogg disappearance as search crews recovered an empty 10 man life raft about 50 miles south of Freeport. A life ring, jacket and door matching the ship were found in the area, with the vessel missing since Feb 1 en route to Galveston to clean benzene residue.
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Galveston
Tex
W.A. Fogg
Coast Guard
Gulf of Mexico
Freeport
Adm
Orvan R. Smeder
7Th Coast Guard
Miami
Fla
V.A. Fogg
Nixon Urges Caution in Indochina Critique Amid 1971 Disappointments
President Nixon told rivals that criticism of Vietnam policies must avoid spurring the enemy. In his State of the World address to Congress he framed 1971 as a watershed year, forecast a first step in curbing the U S Soviet nuclear race by May, and outlined aims to improve relations with the Soviet Union and China.
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Nixon
Indochina
Moscow
China
United Nations
Latin America
Kissinger
Helsinki
Bank Robbery in Houston. $28000 Taken
Police sought two men after they robbed Republic State Bank in southeast Houston of $28,000. An off duty officer was forced from behind the counter as the pair emptied three tellers cages and fled after threatening bystanders. The getaway car, found in the area, was reported stolen. Both suspects wore plastic safety helmets and appeared in their 20s or 30s.
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Houston
Republic State Bank
Carmical
Idaho Timber Reserve Ranks Fifth in Nation
Idaho holds the nation's fifth largest sawtimber reserve with 16 million acres supporting about 13 000 workers and over 90 million in earnings. In 1970 the state produced 1.6 billion board feet of lumber valued at roughly 151 million dollars.
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Idaho
Nixon outlines world state with hopes for peace and talks
President Nixon presents his third annual State of the World message to Congress. He cites progress in 1971 toward peace and alliances, but laments failed Vietnam negotiations and UN expulsion of Nationalist China.
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Moscow
Japan
Nixon
Hanoi
India
Bangladesh
United States
Washington
Congress
Vietnam
Mideast
Ship channel plan draws fire in Houston area hearing
Baytown AP Tuesday public hearing on the Houston Ship Channel cleanup proposed cutting BOD limits from 20 to 12 ppm and lowering daily channel discharges from 100000 to 39000 pounds. Houston Mayor Welch warned of growth limits and high costs, while Pasadena officials cited recent spending to meet old standards. Bay area groups differed on voter support for pollution controls with federal aid possible at 90 percent.
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Baytown
Tex
Houston Ship Channel
Texas Water Quality Board
Houston
Louie Welch
Galveston Bay
Welch
Jack Walker
Bayshore Rod, Reef and Gun Club
Walker
Pasadena
Pet pamperers and diets shape American companion life
A feature on how Americans lavish attention on dogs and cats with high end kennels and custom meals. Veterinarians warn against overfeeding while noting that most name brand pet foods are acceptable and that dietary balance is essential for pets beyond dogs and cats.
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Mrs. Gwinner
Donald Low
Veterinary Medicine
Colorado State University
Fort Collins
Low
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