Texas Communities Tomorrow Conference Set For June 4
Governor Preston Smith will address public officials and leaders from 17 Permian Basin counties at Crane County Exhibition Building on June 4. The event covers small town development, with topics on rural health, tourism, pollution, and local government councils.
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Preston Smith
Permian Basin
Crane County
Texas
C. S
Pete” Bennett
Crane
Don L. Chaney
Karl Manhorter
Jerry E. Cowden
Crane County Chamber of Commerce
Andrews
Borden
Dawson
Ector
Gaines
Glasscock
Howard
Loving
Martin
Midland
Pecos
Reeves
Terrell
Upton
Ward
Winkler
Howard Ball
U. S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
Washington, D. C
Texas Communities Tomorrow Service Team
Texas Medical Association
Ed W. Schmidt
John Barnes
Farmers Home Administration
Phil Davis
Texas Tourist Development Agency
Jimmie D. Dickson
Texas State Department of Health
Charles Crow
Governor’s Division of
Governor
Fritz Lanham
Hangar 9 Renamed to Edward H. White Memorial Hangar
Former astronaut James A. McDivitt will represent the space agency at the dedication of Hangar 9, a restored World War I hangar at Brooks Air Force Base renamed for Edward H. White II. White, San Antonio native, took the first spacewalk during Gemini 4, died in 1967, and the hangar becomes a museum for aviation and space medicine pioneers.
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San Antonio
James A. McDivitt
The
Space Agency
Edward H. White I
Brooks Air Force Base
McDivitt
White
Cape Kennedy
Plans To Cope With Oil Spills Outlined By Nixon Aide
A contingency plan assigning cleanup liability to the polluter was announced by Russell Train at a news conference with Rep. William C. Cramer. The plan coordinates five federal agencies under the National Oil and Hazardous Materials Pollution Contingency Plan and establishes regional and national strike forces for rapid response to spills.
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Washington
Train
Federal
Coast Guard
U.S
Indian Chief Red Fox turning 100 amid aging world view
William Red Fox a Sioux chief and actor will celebrate his 100th birthday June 11. He has smoked 18 cigars daily since 1904, travels for Wilson Certified Foods as a goodwill ambassador, and laments the loss of an earlier earth while embracing present efforts to restore it. He has appeared in over 100 films, worked in public relations, and remains active with a high earning career and social security contributions.
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William Red Fox
Black Eagle
Corpus Chriti
American Cancer Society
Crazy Horse
Red Fox
Dakota Territory
Wilson Cer
Tified Foods
Bath Meat Co
Corpus Christi
W. W. Red Fox
Custer
Little Bighorn
Canada
Black Hills
California
Richard Dix
Wallace Berry
William Boyd
Jack Oakie
Fred MacMurray
Jean Parker
Lloyd Nolan
America
Europe
Will Rogers
Johnny Carson
U. S. Senate
House
Winners Satin Gown And Ocean-hued Eyes
Coty announces winners Satin Gown and Ocean-hued Eyes in a fashion event summary. Event highlighted by design, color themes, and juried judging across categories.
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Coty
Stan Herman
Atlantis
Filming In Turkey
Associated Press writer Norman Goldstein reports on location filming of You Cant Win Em All in Cappadocia Avanos and Istanbul with Tony Curtis and co stars. The piece notes Turkish scenery old Christian caves and practical costs and contrasts with Hollywood backlots.
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Norman Goldstein
Associated Press
Goreme
Turkey
Neveshir
Urgup
Avanos
Ataturk
Tony Curtis
Curtis
Hollywood
Ali Baba
Istanbul
Izmir
Aegean
Boston
Leslie Allen
Charles Bronson
Jill Ireland
Peter Collinson
Immunotherapy discussed at cancer congress
German doctor Dr. Hartmann reports success using cancer cells to stimulate antibodies in 12 patients with ovarian and other cancers. Immunotherapy used with surgery. some patients remain disease free, longest survivors treated with cells from another patient of same blood type. Other doctors note limited clinical evidence and promise, with several small trials showing varied responses.
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C.G. McDaniel
Houston, Tex
Philippine Hartmann
Munich
Hartmann
O. Costachel
Bucharest
Romania
John H. Frenser
Stanford University
Palo Alto
Calif
Chester M. Southam
New York
Southam
DC Residents Win Presidential Vote But No Municipal Voice
District of Columbia residents can vote in presidential elections but still lack representation in selecting local government. The issue highlights a paradox of national suffrage without municipal governance voice.
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District of Columbia
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Cramer
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Federal Water Quality Administration
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Congress
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Bronson
Pennsylvania
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Engeland
Youngs
Rosiance
Michele Mercier
Raquel Welch
Anatolia
Copase Cetic
Cappadicia
Light Brigade
Topkapi
Russia
Maria Callas
Salt
Ankara
Medea
Gene Corman
United States
Cancer Congress
E.T. Krementz
Tulane University Medical School
New Orleans
Kreimentz
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