Hospital News From Pecos Enterprise Admits and Dismissals
On July 8 9 10 and 11 1970 Pecos Enterprise reports admissions including Lupe Armendariz Jo Ann Castle Barbara Mills Lenar Pargas Edward Gonzales Joyce Beeler Nicolas Muniz Ann Duncan Corina Rivas Wana Dee Box Robert Capps Lester Beeler Lane Mills Felipe Rivas and others A baby boy born to Mr and Mrs Lester Beeler and baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Lane Mills on July 9 and a baby boy born to Mr and Mrs Felipe Rivas on July 10 also lists discharges for some patients and multiple births recorded in Pecos Texas health notes.
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Jerry Ann Howard
Baby
Barbara Yvonne Mills
Lenardo Pargas
Edward Gonzales
Joyce Beeler
Jo Ann Castle
Ana Maria Hernandes
Nicolas Muniz
Ann Duncan
Corina Rivas
Wana Dee Box
Robert L. Capps
Lupe Armendariz
Miguel Ramirez
Cecil V. Young
Yvonne Mills
Mrs
Lester Beeler
Maple St
Pecos
Lane Mills, Jr
Oleander, Pecos
Felipe Rivas
Air Base
Railroad Commission Hikes Oil Allowable in August
The Texas Railroad Commission boosted August oil allowable to 62.9 percent of potential, a rise from July's 55.5, citing Arab supply uncertainty and higher tanker rates. Nominations by major buyers show mixed changes, with several firms increasing requests and Union Oil of California alone trimming its nomination to align with actual intake.
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Austin
Texas Railroad Commission
Texas
U. S. Bureau of Mines
Texaco
Rock Island Oil Co
Commission
Ben Ramsey
Persian Gulf
Africa
Syria
Mediterranean
Atlantic Richfield
Chevron
Cities
Continental
Diamond Shamrock
Gulf
Humble
Mobil
Pan American
Phillips
Shell
Sun
Union of California
Shelly Oil Co
Union Oil of California
Kennedy Sees End to War as Campus Peace Effort Fails
At a opening hearing of the President's Commission on Campus Unrest senators Kennedy and Scott urged that the Vietnam War must end for campuses to calm. The panel heard six witnesses and heard strong calls linking student unrest to the ongoing conflict.
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Washington
Edward M. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Senate
Hugh Scott
My Lai killings debated by subcommittee findings
The My Lai inquiry examined civilian death estimates and possible cover up. Maj. Gen. Koster backed Medina's 28 dead while dismissing 570 death claims as propaganda. The panel found no charges against 12 GIs and noted gaps in reporting to Saigon, with Thompson and Colburn testifying about the rescue and gun actions.
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Medina
My Lai
Samuel W. Koster
Americal
Koster
U.S
Hebert
William L. Calley Jr
Thompson
Lawrence Colburn
U. S. Province
James May
Saigon
May
Indochina Alliance Talk Fails to Stir Thai Interest
Bangkok sources say Thailand welcomes a proposed Indochina military alliance with Cambodia Laos and South Vietnam but doubts major powers will back it. Thai officials favor bilateral pacts while Laos reports North Vietnamese forces push along the Mekong and seize a village in the Laotian panhandle. A U S Naval unit departs Vietnam as Nixon trims troop levels. Romania’s population compared to Oregon cited by National Geographic.
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Phnom Penh
Saigon
Bangkok
Thailand
Foreign Ministry
Indochina
Cambodia
Laos
South Vietnam
Thant Khoman
Malaysia
Laotian Panhandle
Mekong River
Vientiane
Moulapamok
Mekong
Carmbodian
Tom Dooley Foundation
U. S
Vietnam
Marine
Nixon
Composite Reconnaisance Squadron
North Vietnam
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Iwakuni Air Base
Japan
Manmade fiber imports face quota reductions and exemptions
The proposal would base textile quotas on 1967 to 1969 averages, cut manmade fiber imports from about 2.3 billion to 1.4 billion square yards, and allow exemptions or voluntary limits to avoid quotas. It also enables presidential imposition of quotas on any product if the Tariff Commission finds import threats, amid broader debates on disclosure and enforcement.
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U.S
Tarriff Commission
South Korea seeks modernization as U.S. troop plan debated
Defense chief Chung warns against reducing U S forces in Korea while pressing for modernization to offset the withdrawal of about 20 000 of the 60 000 American troops He cites air force gaps North Korea boasts more than half of 900 planes including MIG211s and warns against weakening deterrence ahead of talks with Packard in Honolulu about strengthening and updating ROK forces
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Wst
South Korea
Chung
U. S
Pueblo
Honolulu
Packard
North Korea
Bomb Explodes Outside Chase Bank in East Village
A pipe bomb with a clock timing device exploded at 2:33 a.m. in front of the Chase Manhattan Bank branch at 599 Broadway near West Houston Street in New York City. The blast shattered glass but caused no injuries amid a spate of recent corporate and public facility bombings.
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New York
Chase Manhattan Bank
East Village
Broadway
West
Houston Street
New York City
Preston Foster Dies at 69 Veteran Actor Passes Away
Preston Foster, a longtime actor with a 120 plus movie career and a TV star as Capt. John Herrick in Waterfront for 78 episodes since 1954, died at 69 after a long illness in Scripps Memorial Hospital La Jolla California.
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LA Jolla
Calif
Preston Foster
John Herrick
Scripps Memorial Hospital
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Wellford
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Pegas Enterprise
Reeves County
Pecos Enterprise, Inc
South
Cedar Street
Ford Love
Joyce Miller
Tom Lewis
Maid of Cotton
Gayle Thornton
Morton Myles
Malcolm Charles
Queen OF Cotton
Cotton Crusade
C.R. Anthony CO
THE
United
Airiaws StyLe Shop
Jabo Sears
Tommy Passmore
Jack Duke
W.W. Hill
Kesey Bros
Ronald Miller
Clem Crowley
Bill Ramsey
David Davis
J.C. Penney CO
the Style Shop
the Fair Store
Area Farmer
W. Fernandes
Jerry Jenkins
Roy Blahosky
H.R. Hudson, JR
Ray Beauchamp
M.H. McKinney
Ted Lindeman
Peppy McKinney
Kilgore
Glen Ellis
Mike Burkholder
Garvin Passmore
Elvin Crow
Tommy Mayfield
R.R. Butler
Reecia
Wacker’s
Woolworth’s
Earnestine’s Inc
David Hess
T.H. Bell
C.W. Pearson, JR
J.T. McKinney
Roy Talley
Charles Weinacht
Don Vinson
M.A. Briggs, JR
W.J. Worsham
Chase Bank
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