Noted composer Rudolf Friml hospitalized at 91 for routine checkup
In Hollywood Rudolf Friml aged 91 was admitted for a routine physical. A hospital spokesman said a thorough exam was prudent for someone of his age. Friml, immigrant composer of Vagabond King Rose Marie and The Three Musketeers, came to the United States in 1901.
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Pecos City Sealed Bids Sought for 1972 Police Patrol Car
The Town of Pecos City invites sealed proposals or bids for a 1972 model police patrol car. Bids must be received by 8:30 A M July 8 1971 at the City Manager’s office. The town reserves the right to reject any bid and waive technicalities. Published in the Pecos Enterprise June 18 and 25 1971.
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Wild Mule Race Set at Pecos Rodeo
Joe Rounsaville of the K C Ranch will provide wild mules for the wild horse race at the Pecos Rodeo. The mules have appeared before and always thrill the crowd, making this one of the rodeo’s most popular events.
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Burglars Sought After Home Theft on Ivey Street
City police search for two suspects believed to burglarize a residence at 2001 Ivey last night. Raul Hernandez reported two persons entered through an unlocked door and took a GE stereo radio combo and a black and white TV valued at $330. An alert followed after a vehicle was observed near the house shortly before the theft.
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Indictments Likely in Texas Stock Scandal
Federal officials expect indictments in four to six weeks in Houston and Dallas over a Texas stock manipulation case. U.S. Attorney Anthony J.P. Farris said no indictments yet while reviewing information from Frank Sharp, a key figure who pleaded guilty to banking and stock law violations and testified to a federal grand jury. The Dallas suit alleges Sharp and 27 others manipulated National Bankers Life stock. top state officials faced alleged profits from Sharp loans. U.S. Rep. Henry Gonzalez cited the Houston grand jury as likely indicting Gov. Preston Smith and others.
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Smith Reschedules State of the State TV Message
Gov Preston Smith re schedules the State of the State address on TV for Sunday after canceling the original Thursday airing. The announcement followed a Capital Area Planning Council meeting where coverage details remained unfinished.
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Austin
Preston Smith
Accused Murderers In Belton Involved in Captivity Slayings
In Belton Texas Sheriff officers moved accused killers Rene Guzman and Leonardo Lopez from Dallas to await trial. The case, moved on change of venue, is set for next week with Dist. Judge R. T. Scales to preside. The two face charges in the February 15 Dallas deputy slayings during a burglary probe.
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Salazar Re-elected President At Mexican Baptist Convention
In Del Rio Texas the Mexican Baptist Departmental Convention re elected Dr Epifanio Salazar of Corpus Christi as president. New officers include Rev Ruben Hernandez Abilene secretary Rev Ruben Canas Harlingen Sunday school conference Rev Eliser Aldap Austin training union Mrs Teresa Luna San Antonio women's missionary union Omar P Cheno San Antonio brotherhood Ray Tyler Dallas music conference Rev Pedro Arrambide Abilene pastor's conference and Rev Adan Gutierrez vice president of the pastor's conference.
Jack Cox Under Scrutiny in Texas Securities Case
Dallas News reports that Jack Cox, former Republican gubernatorial candidate, is connected to a Texas insurance stock scandal. SEC investigators questioned Nick Papolos in Tampa about his role promoting Bicology, Inc., a Dallas firm that was a defendant in a federal injunction case in New York.
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Card industry expands with new occasions
New York AP reports greeting cards now cover sympathy anniversaries for the ailing and for servicemen. Irving Cohen, president of a franchised firm, says 10 percent of national mail is tied to the card business.
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Irving Cohen
Radio Station Begins At Rice On Shoestring
Rice University launches KTRU on the FM band funded by a $2 student head tax. Volunteers staff the station, airing 12 hours nightly of taped music and programs like Focus, with aim to present blunt facts about Rice in an informal Q&A format.
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