Nixon plans campaign stop after Camp David
President Nixon returns to Washington from Camp David then heads to Florida with Connally and Enrichman for a weekend at Key Biscayne. He will attend the National Center for Voluntary Action awards dinner before leaving for Florida.
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Washington
Nixon
Camp David
Key Biscayne
Fla
Maryland
Catoctin Mountains
China
State Department
National Security Council
Peking
National Center For Voluntary Action
Florida
Secretary of the Treasury
John B. Connally
White House
John Enrlichman
Nixon seeks 8.57 percent dollar devaluation bill
The Nixon administration sent Congress a 270 word bill to devalue the dollar by 8.57 percent raising gold to 338 an ounce. Treasury Secretary Connally cited progress with Japan and the Common Market and noted no agreement yet with Canada while Volcker and Eberle signaled ongoing talks and possible resumption with Canada. Multilateral talks with Japan and the Common Market are planned to begin next year pending council approvals.
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Washington
Nixon
Congress
Japan
Treasury
John B. Connally
Capitol Hill
U.S
Canada
Paul A. Volcker
the Treasury
William J. Eberle
Connally
Common Market
Record of Court Fines From The Record
Court docket items list multiple defendants with charges and fines. Robert Brown Jr. speeding and others face penalties of 25 dollars plus costs while J T Talamantez and Jose Luis Rodriguez face public intoxication fines, and Aurelio R Rodriguez and Pedro Morales Parras appear for related offenses with 15 to 50 dollar charges plus costs.
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JP Court
Robert Brown Jr
J. T. Talamantez
Ismael Salcido
Aurelio R. Rodriguez
S. Ash
Jose Luis Rodriguez
Fort Stockton
Pedro Morales Parras
Marfa
Former Texas schoolboy grid star leads Raza Unida slate
A former Corpus Christi high school football star Ram sey Muniz and Raven-haired Alma Canales of Pharr head a 94 candidate slate for the Raza Unida Party. They seek governor and lieutenant governor roles as the party campaigns beyond Mexican American issues despite obstacles to ballot access and petition signatures. The ticket includes a mix of ethnic groups and aims to place candidates in nine counties across Texas while warning of legal challenges to age requirements.
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Richard Beene
Associated Press
San Antonio, Tex
South Texas
Mario Compean
Raza Unida
U.S
Ramsey Muniz
Corpus Christi
Baylor University
Waco
Muniz
Model Cities
Alma Canales
Pharr
Tex
Miss Canales
Compean
Flores Amaya
University of Texas
Ruben Solis Jr
San Antonio
Texas
Lower Rio Grande Valley
Fred Garza
United Farm Workers Organizing Committee
Robert Gomez
Farm Workers
Hidalgo Edinzgburg
Zavala Crystal City
la Salle Cotulla
Starr County
Rio Grande City
Nueces Corpus Christi
Victoria Victoria
McLennan Waco
Tarrant Fort Worth
Bexar San Antonio
End is sad for family farming as way of life
AP analysis argues corporate farms and family farms are not opposed. Walter Penn notes 75 percent of corporate farms are family owned and that farm families adapt rather than disappear. He says farm loans show stability, and that the farm family remains the backbone of American agriculture despite corporate farming growth.
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John Cunniff
NEW York
Walter Penn
Iowa
Penn
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Equitable
Dept. of
U.S
Prudential Insurance
Schmidt Named to AMA Post
Edwin W. Schmidt M D of Pecos is named to the American Medical Association Council on Rural Health. The appointment was announced by Mix H. Parrott M D of Portland Oregon, AMA Board of Trustees chairman. The council directs rural health delivery and promotes rural health manpower, farm safety education, planning, and liaison with allied health groups.
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Edwin W. Schmidt
Pecos
Council On Rural Health
American Medical Association
Mix H. Parrott
Portland
Oregon
AMA
Snelson Profiles in Senate Service and Family Ties
The narrative outlines Senator Snelson as chairman of the Oil and Gas Committee and public education panels, with service across administration, finance, transportation, and more. It notes his role on the Five man Senate General Investigating Committee, the Shaprstown Bank scandal inquiry, and nine drafted bills. Born in Ward County, he runs an advertising agency, is married to Susan Sutton, lives in Midland at 2406 Shell, with four children, and holds a UT El Paso BA and Northwestern MA. He is a World War II Purple Heart veteran.
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Son
Oil & Gas
Senate
Shaprstown State Bank
West Texas
Ward County
Snelson
Susan Sutton
Shell Street
Midland
Gene
Sandra
Steven
Shane
University of Texas At el Paso
Northwestern University
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Queen Elizabeth II
Bangkok
Thailand
Elizabeth II
Bhumibol
Sirkit
Prince Philip
Anne
Grand Palace
Pat Nixon
Pierre Hotel
United States
Philippe de Vosjoli
Los Angeles
Miami
Leon Uris
Phillippe de Vosjoli
Uris
de Vosjoli
Look and Life Magazines
London
Howard H. Schmidt
de Vossoli
Agriculture Department
Springfield, Il
Springfield
Abraham Lincoln
Margaret Bodine
James A. Woodruff
Lincolnland Library
Lincoln
Matthew Brady
Bill
Ottawa
Jean-Luc Pepin
Pepin
Texas Schoolboy
Grid
Raza Unida Ticket
Vietnam
Saigon
U. S
Voz
Schmidt
AMA Post
Ned
Astrodome
Roy Rogers
Dale Evans
Jim Nabors
Charley Pride
Roger Miller
Lynn Anderson
Jerry Reed
5Th Dimension
Wayne Newton
Eddy Arnold
Glen Campbell
David Cassidy
Houston
Pecos Enterprise
Pecos Enterprise, Inc
S. Cedar St
P.O
Reeves County
Ecos
NADA
Consumer Relations Service
N.W
Washington, D.C
National Automobile Dealers Association
Hicial Organization of America Franchised
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N.A.D.A
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