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Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 1971

Page

2

Berlin theater star Tilla Durieux dies at 90

Berlin obituary reports the death of Tilla Durieux at age 90, a renowned stage and screen figure whose career spanned gaslight era theater to television. She was awarded the West German Legion of Merit in December and honored by East Germany as a German Theater member. Six policemen shot by The Associated Press: Philadelphia, St John Indiana, Greenville South Carolina, Silver Spring Maryland. Philadelphia Police Commissioner Joseph F. ONeill blamed citizens promoting anarchy for two killings. two teens, Anthony Hogan 15 and Marvin Bullock 18, were charged with murder in the Saturday night patrolman slaying.

Berlin Tilla Durieux East Germany Associated Press Philadelphia St. John Ind Greenville S. C Silver Springs Anthony Hogan Marvin Bullock John McEntee

Tornadoes Remembered as Death Toll Grows Across Coastal State

Officials report widespread destruction after a series of tornadoes flattening a Negro section of Inverness and damaging four blocks of white housing. Louisiana issued a tornado watch as the system neared the Mississippi border, with a deep low pressure center and unseasonably warm Gulf air driving the outbreaks. In the Midwest and Southwest a snow storm killed five, stranded travelers, and knocked out power as two long car convoys blocked the Kansas Turnpike between Wichita and Wellington. National Guard on alert. western Oklahoma panhandle roads closed.

Inverness Louisiana Mississippi Weather Service New Orleans Gulf of Mexico Midwest Oklahoma Kansas Kansas Highway Patrol Kansas Turnpike Wichita Wellington Robert Docking National Guard Oklahoma Panhandle

Laos clashes claim 63 NVA. U S helicopters lost in Laos

S Viets say Saigon forces kill 63 North Vietnamese in clashes north and south of Highway 9 over Sunday and today. U S Command reports two more helicopters lost to antiaircraft fire in Laos with four crewmen missing and two wounded. South Vietnamese say third helicopter loss with no casualties. Cambodia troops begin multi battalion sweep along Tonle Toch river near Phnom Penh to deny river as supply route.

Saigon Laos U.S Ho Chi Minh Trail Nixon Washington U. S South Vietnam Central Highlands Tonle Toch Phnom Penh

Notable deaths across the nation and world

Robert Manry, 53, the copy editor who sailed solo the Atlantic in the 13 1/2 foot Tinker Belle, died of a heart attack in Union City Pa He completed the voyage from Falmouth Massachusetts to Falmouth England in 1965. Jan Prochazka 42, Czech writer and reform figure, died after a long illness after expulsion from the Communist party in 1969. Lloyd E Johnson 57, inventor of the first backlash free fishing reel and former Johnson Reels Inc chairman, died. Jacob Lowenstein 82, famed Thoroughbred trainer who ran a 60 year career. Elizabeth Hines Warton 76, Broadway actress and radio star died after a long career including Manhattan Mary and Helen Trent. Think twice about the compliment the next time the boss says your work is priceless.

Union City Robert Manry Atlantic Ocean Manry Falmouth Mass England Vienna Jan Prochazka CIK Prochazka Communist Party Mankato, Minn Lloyd E. Johnson Johnson Johnson Reels Inc Chicago Elizabeth Hines Warton Helen Trent

Nixon Family Dines Quietly at Columbia Country Club

President and Mrs Nixon celebrated Tricia Nixon Cox's 25th birthday with a quiet dinner at Columbia Country Club in Chevy Chase Maryland. The family sat in the regular dining room with about 30 other diners and left with handshakes from staff.

Washington Nixon Columbia Country Club Tricia Nixon Chevy Chase Congress White House

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