Toll of Texas deaths falls weekend but remains high
Fewer fatal incidents in Texas over the weekend but at least 21 people died. The tally lists eight gunfire deaths, six drownings, five traffic fatalities, one fire death, and one stabbing, with multiple cases across Dallas, Houston, San Angelo, Andrews, Seminole, and surrounding counties.
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Ministers meet in Luxembourg to discuss pound float crisis
Finance and foreign ministers from six Common Market nations gather in Luxembourg with Britain’s pound float in focus. They weigh keeping 2 1/4 percent bands among six, or widening to a dollar float, consider currency devaluation, and cap capital flows as Barber’s late joining arrival looms.
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Whites Stand Firm in South Africa Says Official
An Afrikaner government official declares whites will survive in South Africa on their terms. He voices entrenched minority resolve amid apartheid policy as a four million white population is surrounded by seventeen million nonwhites and enjoys most privileges.
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East German policy and South Africa divide worlds apart
Analysis contrasts Honecker’s tightening regime in East Germany with Pretoria’s bantustan strategy as South Africa faces internal pressure for change. East Germans face travel limits and nationalization shifts while whites defend apartheid amid global scrutiny. Malawi’s Banda appears in a rare pro dialoguist stance as Bantustan plans unfold.
Ambulance Calls and Theft Reported in Local Log
Saturday morning a woman was picked up at 114 N Alamo St and taken to Pecos Memorial Hospital arriving at 7 51. Afternoon transport from Cherry Creek Station to hospital completed by 4 10. Sunday alarm at a field reported at 10 50 p m. Saturday theft reported by Larry Conway at 513 W 12th St as car stereo home stereo and 24 tapes stolen while grocery shopping at 11 p m.
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Mabel Pritchett
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Nixon shifts focus from Trudeau China ties to Soviet talks
Ottawa 1970 71 diplomacy with China seen as muted by President Nixon visits to Peking Moscow and Warsaw prompting criticism at home. Hellyer claims Communist penetration and calls for Royal Commission while RCMP downplays threat, noting Chinese embassy in Ottawa may become espionage base amid evolving Canada US and USSR relations.
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Kleindienst Named Attorney General A Tough Guy Pick
President Nixon nominated Richard Kleindienst for attorney general. Senate approved 64 to 19, swearing him in June 12. Known as the "tough guy" of the Justice Department, he pushes strict law and order, backed draft offenses and raids on radical groups, and clashes with critics including Sen. Ervin. He has sought more Negroes on federal benches and challenged Ramsey Clark.
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Notice of meeting of Reeves County Board of Equalization
The Reeves County Board of Equalization will meet at 10 00 A M on Thursday July 13 1972 at the Courthouse Pecos Texas to determine fix and equalize the value of all taxable property in Reeves County for 1972 Interested parties are notified to be present Estelle Clinton County Clerk Published Pecos Enterprise June 26 and June 30 1972
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