Dart Industries Sues Italian Firms Over Trade Secrets
Dart Industries and El Paso Natural Gas Products sue two Italian companies in Manhattan Federal Court seeking 5 million dollars in damages and injunctive relief for alleged misappropriation of trade secrets. The defendants are Rumianca S.P.A. of Turin and Societa Italiana Resine S.P.A. S.i.r. of Milan.
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New York
Dart Industries, Inc
el Paso Natural Gas Products Co
Manhattan
Rumianca S.P.A
Turin
Societa Italiana Resine S.P.A. S.i.r
Milan
Dart
Rexall Drug and Chemical Industries
el Paso
Pleasant summer weather spreads across nation
Pleasant summer weather spread over much of the nation with only a few thunderstorms in the South Southwest and along the Atlantic Coast. The mercury rose above 90 along most of the Eastern Seaboard, but late afternoon storms cooled temperatures into the 60s and 70s.
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Associated Press
Atlantic Coast
Mercury
Seaboard
Puebla clash leaves four students and worker wounded
In Puebla Mexico bullets wounded four students and a University of Puebla employee during a clash between rival groups on Thursday. After calm returned the 48 member governing council accepted interim rector Ignacio Flores Rojas resignation and also said they would resign. Two of the wounded were in serious condition. Unofficial reports earlier counted six injured as Benito Juarez Preparatory School pupils tried to seize university offices over the election of five new council members.
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Puebla
Mexico
University of Puebla
Ignacio Flores Rojas
Benito Juarez
Peking Holding POWs Reemerge amid China US cases
AP reports renewed concern over American prisoners in China as four U.S. citizens are detained in Peking. Among them are two civilians seized in 1952 after a plane crash en route from Korea to Japan and two military pilots shot down in 1965 and 1967.
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Washington
North Vietnam
U.S
China
Peking
Korea
Japan
Nixon Officials Seek Motive Behind Viet Cong Peace Plan
The Nixon administration weighs the Viet Cong seven point peace plan not for acceptance but to judge its motive while noting internal elements are both positive and unacceptable. Washington officials say the proposal will receive serious study by the White House and State Department.
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Washington
Nixon
White House
State Department
Congress seeks outlet to resolve subpoena dispute over Pentagon tapes
The House Commerce Committee recommended holding CBS and its president Frank Stanton in contempt for refusing to supply raw material used in a news documentary. The full committee split 25 to 13 backing the leadership plan to punish the network, risking further legal clashes with the media.
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Washington
Pentagon
Congressional
House Commerce Committee
Columbia Broadcasting System
Frank Stanton
Miss Devlin Expecting Baby in Fall
Dublin reports Bernadette Devlin, 23 and the youngest British MP, is expecting a baby in the fall. The pregnancy was shared with Mary Cummins of the Irish Times in London, as Devlin framed by noting her morals are private and she represents an Ulster district.
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Dublin
Bernadette Devlin
Northern Ireland
Irish Times
Mary Cummins
Miss Devlin
London
House of Commons
Ulster
Israeli Troops Clash With Guerrillas Return to Lebanon
Israeli forces pursued Arab guerrillas back into Lebanon, killing one fighter and wounding another, according to an Israeli military spokesman.
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Tel Aviv
Lebanon
Prominent Farmer J. J. McKinney Dies at Home
J J McKinney a noted Pecos farmer died of a heart attack at his farm home. Funeral services tentatively set for 3 p m tomorrow at First Baptist Church with Rev Leslie Smith officiating. Interment in Evergreen Cemetery. Survived by wife Erma a son Peppy and three grandsons and siblings in McCamey and Colorado City.
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J.J. McKinney
First Baptist Church
Leslie Smith
Evergreen Cemetery
Pecos
Paso
West Texas
New Publisher for Pecos Enterprise Appointment
Pauly of Fontana California was named publisher of the Pecos Enterprise effective July 1 succeeding Orb Rowden who has bought a Lewistown Pennsylvania printing and office supply business Pauly is a former advertising manager of the Fontana Herald News and ex publisher of the Loma Linda Bulletin He holds a bachelor’s in English from Loma Linda University and has worked in San Bernardino and Riverside counties The Pauly family plans to move to Pecos and establish a home and strong ties with residents.
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O’ferrall Pauly
Fontana
Calif
Pecos Enterprise
Orb Rowden
Lewistown
Pauly
Arizona
Fontana Herald-News
California
Loma Linda
Loma Linda University
University of California At Riverside
Riverside
Auto Thieves Apprehended in Monahans Stop
Highway Patrolman Fred Parrott and Ben Burch apprehended two men in TH 20 yesterday morning in Monahans. Willard Junior Smith 21 and Robert Glenn Froenfalkner 17 were charged with auto theft and possible armed robbery. Bond set at 7500 each by Ward County Justice of Peace Bill Reagan. Stolen car owned by Betty Crawford reported missing from a Monahans department store parking space at 10 13 am.
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Fred Parrott
Ben Burch
Willard Junior Smith
Robert Glenn Froenfalkner
Ward County
Bill Reagan
Betty Crawford
Monahans
Pecos High Forms New Eagle Band Majorettes
Majorette tryouts for Pecos High School's Eagle band will be held tomorrow morning at 8 30 on the front lawn. Selected new twirlers include Bill Carrico, band director.
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Pecos High School
Eagle Band
Bill Carrico
Pecos Twirling School Opens Monday With Prominent Instructors
Pecos Twirling School starts Monday July 5 with Frances Malek and three assistants teaching. Instructors include Maeleen Whitley of Robstown and Elien Craig of Corpus Christi, a 20 year old USTA certified teacher and former King High School twirler. Exhibition set for Friday July 9 at 2 pm. about 150 students expected.
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Pecos
Frances Malek
Corpus Christi
USTA
Miss Craig
the King High School
Corpus
Pecos High School Class Reunion Set for July Fourth
The Class of Pecos High School will hold a reunion at Pecos Valley Country Club on Sunday July 4 under the chairmanship of Mr and Mrs Fred Pearce. A happy hour will be from 7 to 8 with dinner to follow.
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Pecos High School
Pecos Valley Country Club
Fred Pearce
White To Attend Rodeo
Congressman Richard C. White leaves Washington for a district visit during the Independence Day recess. He will be in Pecos Saturday afternoon and evening, meeting residents at the post office building and courthouse from three to five, and plans to attend the rodeo that night. Barron Moore of Balmorhea will supervise in White’s absence while Bob Scott is on vacation.
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Richard C. White
Washington
Pecos
Congressman White
Court House
Bob Scott
Barron Moore
Balmorhea
White
Fiddlers Contest Tomorrow at Pecos High School
The Old Fiddlers contest will be held tomorrow afternoon at 2 in the Pecos High School auditorium. Sponsored by the Junior Class, the event marks a return after several years with $165 in prizes to be awarded.
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Pecos High School
Horseracing set for morning events near Rodeo grounds
Horseracing will be held tomorrow morning starting about 9 o clock with races continuing in the afternoon if enough entries are received. Ben Matta of the Tourist and Convention committee chairs the event, which will take place east of the Rodeo grounds.
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Ben Matta
Chamber of Commerce
Rodeo Grounds
The
John Rediger
Sir Reamy
Dickie Wadley
Halley Brookshire
Wilford Wagner
Don Lloyd
Lessie Woodard
the Enterprise
West of the Pecos Rodeo half way point as eight events unfold
The 42nd West of the Pecos Rodeo reaches the halfway mark with first go rounds complete in ladies barrel racing and steer wrestling. Contenders posted close times with Wanda Bush and Monica Richardson leading in barrels, while Bob Long tops steer wrestling early.
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Shanna Bush
Jackie Bob Riggs
Bob Long
Austin Cowboy
Johnny Shreds
Odessa
Jack Strickland
Abilene
Tommy Steiner
Brahama
Ronnie Hampton
Stephenville
Pecos
Tom Jones
Claude Groves
New Deal
Golf Tourney Slated Sunday at Municipal Golf Course
A golf scramble is set for Sunday at Municipal Golf Course with 1:30 pm tee time and 1:00 pm entry deadline. Bill Wilson, the pro, says entry is $5 and top three finishers win prizes. The course will also open Monday July 5 for holiday play.
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Municipal
Bill Wilson
Wilson
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