Hospital News Admits And Discharges Listed In Week
June 1970 Pecos Enterprise hospital notices show admits including Julia Cazares and Maries Pitts on May 30, with multiple discharges and transfers through June 2. Names such as Otis Sweatman Jerry Morgan Janis Brooks Lilly Dominguez Barbara Renteria Velma Carrasco and Conception Olivas appear across the May 30 to June 2 entries.
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Julia Cazares
Maries Pitts
Otis Sweatman
Jerry Morgan
Janis Brooks
Minnie Curb
Isabel Jurado
Birdie Shultz
Juanita Arredondo
Lilly Dominguez
Conception Olivas
Charles W. Pitts
Lydia Morales
Baby
Barbara Renteria
Dr. LG. Sunday and
Joye Stout
Velma Carrasco
Thelma Lou Brantley
Hope Graham back Independence Day rally Honor America Day
Walt Disney Productions backs an all day Independence Day rally in Washington to showcase national unity. Bob Hope and Billy Graham urge Americans to set aside differences for a patriotic celebration on the Washington Monument grounds with potential guest star President Nixon and an anticipated crowd near 500000.
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Washington
Bob Hope
Billy Graham
Walt Disney Productions
Vietnam
America
Hope
Washington Monument
Nixon
White House
Desegregation Outlook Clouded by Mitchell Report
Atty. Gen. Mitchell rejects a premature civil rights report on desegregation in 11 Southern states. Asst. Atty. Gen. Leonard cites possible 97 percent desegregation pending court actions and district negotiations while noting 164,273 of 3.1 million black students attended desegregated systems last year. A Georgia suit targets state officials, not local districts.
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Mark Brown
Associated Press
Washington
John N. Mitchell
South
Jerris Leonard
Justice Department
Leonard
Spiro T. Agnew
Public Information Office
Mitchell
Cabinet
Georgia
Births in Pecos and Barstow Families
A baby girl was born to Mr and Mrs Ruben Cazares at 350 Airbase Pecos on May 31. Mrs Nick Jurado at 320 Walt Hal Pecos welcomed a daughter on June 1. Mrs Manuel Garcia of Box 62 Barstow reported a birth on May 28.
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Ruben Cazares
Pecos
Mrs
Nick Jurado
Walt+ hal
Manuel Garcia Box
Barstow
Arab leaders warned as tensions rise over anniversary events
Israeli security forces warned Arab leaders they would not tolerate disorders during the anniversary. Security measures were heightened in Jerusalem, the Gaza Strip, and the West Bank. In Amman thousands marched with slogans denouncing Zionism and American imperialism praising Arab unity and allies. Heikal described a new Arab strategy to strike Israel through Jordan, Syria, and Iraq while Egypt strains forces at the Suez Canal front.
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Jerusalem
Gaza Strip
West Bank
Jordan River
Jordan
Amman
Hassanein Heikal
Syria
Iraq
Israel
Suez Canal
Viet Nam Civilian Toll Rises In Renewed Attacks
U S and South Vietnamese forces report 49 enemy rocket and mortar attacks in 24 hours, 11 civilians killed and 18 wounded, 10 Americans wounded. Allied claims 104 enemy killed in South Vietnam and 21 in Cambodia. U S armored units hit a bunker complex near Tay Hinh Province. two Americans killed and 18 wounded._supply depot attack near Qui Nhon leaves two enemy dead. Three helicopters lost with two Americans killed and eight wounded. U S weekly tally shows 3 774 helicopters lost in the war.
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Siem Reap
Angkor
Khmer Rouge
U.S
Saigon
South Vietnam
Cambodia
25Th Infantry Division
Tay Hinh
Qui Nhon
United States
Cuban leaders donate blood for Peru quake victims
Fidel Castro and Osvaldo Dorticos donated blood at Havana’s provincial blood bank as early donors for earthquake victims in Peru. The donation was reported by Radio Havana and monitored in Miami.
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Miami
Fidel Castro
Osvaldo Dorticos
Peru
Radio Havana
Castro
Dorticos
Havana
Baptists Approve Black Fellowship Plea From Evangelist
In Denver AP report the Southern Baptists endorse a call from their leading evangelist fornel joined fellowship with Black Baptists. The move is framed as mutual need and partnership within the denomination.
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Baptists
Denver
Southern Baptists
Peruvians Flee Stricken Area After Massive Earthquake
In Lima hundreds of villagers flee the quake zone along a 600 mile stretch from the coast to the Andes seeking aid. Refugees report walking over high passes with the elderly and injured left in care of capable youths.
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Lima
Peru
Andes
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