Bronco Billy Anderson Dies at 88 Father of Westerns
Hollywood reports Gil bert M. Anderson known as Bronco Billy Anderson aged 88 and famed for The Great Train Robbery 1903 died Wednesday. He directed wrote and starred in about 400 horse operas in five years and received a honorary Oscar in 1958 for pioneering film work. Arthur Stone Dewing 90 Harvard founder or cofounder of the Graduate School of Business Administration died Wednesday after leaving education in 1933 to become a business executive. Tevis Forbes Morrow 75 made a fortune in TF Morrow Oil ventures in California and Texas and died Tuesday in Pacific Palisades.
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Hollywood
Gilbert M
Bronco
Billy
Anderson
Boston
Arthur Stone Dewing
Harvard Graduate School of Business Administration
Vee
Pacific Palisades
Calif
Tevis Forbes Morrow
Morrow Oil Properties
California
Texas
Apollo 14 mission details and crew recoveries
NASA announces Apollo 14 with Alan Shepard Ed Mitchell and Stu Roos Boons. Liftoff from Cape Kennedy scheduled for January 31 1971 at 8 28 p m EST. The recovery by USS New Orleans will be the 24th astronaut recovery by the Navy. The Fra Mauro landing site remains target for the mission.
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Washington
New Orleans
mid-Pacific
Navy
Alan Shepard
America
Ed Mitchell
Stu Boons
Cape Kennedy
Planet Earth
Moon
Armatrong
Aldrin
Conrad
Bean
Manned Spacecraft Center
Old Tires Turn to Tire Pieces in Goodyear Pilot
Goodyear and Cities Service test a process that turns scrap tires into carbon black used to strengthen tires. The joint pilot project was unveiled at a Rubber Sub-Council meeting of the National Industrial Pollution Control Council chaired by Goodyear chairman Russell De Young.
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Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company
Cities Service Company
Goodyear
National Industrial Pollution Control Council
Nixon
Russell de. Young
Texas scandal fuels push for disclosures by officials
Gov. Smith faces possible five year term for false filing while SEC accuses banks and insurers of pawing a Texas law to let state banks be insured by state firms. The case centers on stock trades by Smith, Baum, Mutscher and other lawmakers tied to National Bankers Life. Senators weigh conflicts of interest and banking board confirmations amid ongoing investigations.
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Angly
Patterson
Securities and Exchange Commission
Dallas
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Texas
National Bankers Life Insurance Co
National Bankes Life
Sharpstown State Bank
Atty
Mutscher
Tommy Shannon
Fort Worth
W.S. Headly
Paducah
Rush McGinty
Sonny Schulte
Baum
National Bankers Life
Shannon
Heatly
House Appropriations Committee
State Banking Board
Senate
Smith
SEC
Banking Board
Ralph Hall
Rockwall
Mike McKool
Leo
Henry Grover
Houston Republican
Officials witness testimony ties SEC case to Dallas figures
State officials and U.S. Attorney Anthony Farris said FBI agents have testified before a Houston grand jury. The SEC suit seeks receivership for NBL, Master Control Inc. and Olympic Life Insurance Co. Elements involve Dallas figures including Sharp and Carr, with Bainbridge and Osorio connected. Several defendants deny wrongdoing as witnesses discuss astronauts and retirement funds.
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U.S
Anthony Farris
Houston
FBI
Dallas
Sharp
Carr
SEC
NBL
Master Control Inc
Olympic Life Insurance Co
Fort Worth
Smith
Baum
State Banking Board
Senate
Ralph Hall
Rockwell
Senate Nominations Committee
Donald S. Akins
Steve Watson
Watson
Akins
NBL Employes Retirement Fund
Ling
John Osorio
Mutscher
Shannon
McGinty
Sonny
Rush
Michael Ling
Ben Barnes
Barnes
Joseph P. Novotny
Dallas Bank & Trust Co
Frank W. Sharp
Allan Shivers
Preston Smith
Defendants Trols Nashwood and Associates Tied to NBL Control
The SEC identifies defendants including Nashwood and South Atlantic controllers linked to the Jesuit Fathers of Houston Inc, with roles held by Osorio Adams Carr Thomas Stock Akins Proctor Ling and Co officers and Trust leaders. It notes loans, stock purchases, and securities transactions connected to NBL and Olympic stock through multiple firms and individuals.
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Trols Nashwood
South Atlantic
Jesuit Fathers of Houston, Inc
John Osorio
NBL
Nashwood
J. Quincy Adams
Michael Ling and Co
City Bank and Trust
FLAP
Waggoner Carr
RIC International Industries
Joseph P. Novotny
Sharpstown State Bank
Sharpstown Realty
Dallas Bank and Trust
Tom Max Thomas
Master Control
West Virginia Life Insurance Co
Sam Stock
Olympic
NBL Pension Plan
Donald
Akins
Dallas Band and Trust
Phillip S. Proctor
Ling and Co
William B. Strange Jr
James Farha
David Hoover
Osorio and
Carr
DBL
Sharp
Andy Byran
RIC International Industrial
SEC
H.E. McCain
Adams
Candlelight killer taints West murder case in San Diego
In San Diego AP reports Robert Willard Liberty, 23, was found dead in his jail cell five days before his trial for the June murder of a male nurse. Liberty had admitted penning the phrase the candle light killer strikes again on a closet door but did not admit the slaying. Police note several ritualistic killings in the West remain unexplained and await trial insights.
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San Diego
Calif
Robert Willard Liberty
Liberty
Robert Sriom
Ed Stevens
Stevens
West
Arab Guerrillas Bomb Raids Near Meron and Egypt Urges UN Action
Arab guerrillas from Lebanon set off two bombs beside a house in Meron Israel, damaging the building while an army unit disarmed three more bombs found nearby. Egypt’s UN note urged stronger Security Council action to push Israel toward wider peace terms, though Egypt did not call for a council meeting.
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Lebanon
Meron
Israel
Egypt
U.N
U.N. Security Council
Mohammed H. el- Zayyat
Security Council
Council
Golda Meir
Nixon selects pastor for first 1971 White House service
President Nixon has chosen T. Eugene Coffin, pastor of East Whittier Friends Church, to conduct the first White House worship service of 1971. Notable soloist Ethel Waters will perform.
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Washington
Nixon
California
White House
T. Eugene Coffin
East Whittier
Pik-Pak Inc Applies for Wine Only Package Store Permit
Notice states Pik-Pak Inc seeks a wine only package store permit from the Texas Liquor Control Board. The proposed site is 70 West Third Street Pecos Reeves County Texas. Officers Nev H Williams Jr president F L Morris vice president and Gayle M Williams secretary treasurer all of Kermit Texas. Published Pecos Enterprise January 21 22 1971.
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Texas Liquor Control Board
Austin
Travis County
Texas
Pik-Pak, Inc
West Third Street
Pecos
Reeves County
Nev H. Williams Jr
F.L. Morris
Gayle M. Williams
Kermit, Texas
Congress Sees Senate Rules Clash As 92nd Session Opens
As the 92nd Congress opens, McGovern leads potential presidential bids with Music and other senators eyeing the Democratic nomination. A major clash over filibuster rules looms, with reformers seeking a three fifths cloture vote and conservatives prepared to block. The agenda includes Social Security, welfare reform, tax–state revenue sharing, health care reform, and SST financing battles. Mansfield predicts a year long, continuous session.
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George McGovern
South Dakota
Edmund S. Music
Maine
Mike Mansfield
Scott
Senate
92Nd Congress
Nixon
Public Works Grants Bill Reopens Funding After Blocked Change
Lawmakers Carl Albert and Gerald Ford push a new public works measure to undo two caps from the prior year. The bill preserves 950 million in grants with no time limit but targets areas with unemployment at 8.75 percent or higher. Rep Harold Johnson urged Nixon to release $25 million in frozen funds amid high construction layoffs.
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Carl Albert
Oklahoma
Gerald R. Ford
Michigan
Public Works Fund
Harold T. Johnson
Dcalif
Nixon
Congress
Nixon outlines expanded federal revenue sharing plan
President Nixon, in a State of the Union framework discussed with White House aides, advocates a broader revenue sharing scheme to push up to 20 billion dollars annually to state and local governments. He stresses more centers of power to make government responsive to the people amid post election shifts.
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Niven
White House
Ronald L. Ziegler
Nixon
Ziegler
Republican Party
Washington
America
Abram and Lot Avoid Conflict Over Land Strife
In a biblical moment Abram seeks harmony with Lot, declaring that no strife between their herdsmen will divide kinship. He urges peaceful coexistence as they settle their flocks.
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Lot
Genesis
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