Nixon's China advance team includes top diplomats and aides
The 10 member advance unit led by Henry Kissinger sails for China to map Nixon's visit. Charles Jenkins, John Holdridge, Winston Lord, Timothy Elbourne, Jonathan Howe and others plan talks, press setups, travel, security and communications for the president.
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Henry A. Kissinger
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Harvard University
He Sais
Alfred LeSesne Jenkins
State Department of
Pecos kicks off city beautification plan on Oak Street
Members of the Pecos Chamber of Commerce and the Community Public Service Co. launch a downtown beautification effort on Oak Street. Live oak trees will be planted in front of stores to create a patio effect, starting with a three by three foot sidewalk hole at the Community Public Service Co. site.
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Community Public Service Co
Preston Smith
Betsy Stewart
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Charles Weinacht
Cochairman
Mike Burkholder
Glen Ellis
Don Weinacht
Angelita Orona
Garvin Passmore
Chamber group tours Pecos automotive test site
About a dozen members of the Pecos Chamber of Commerce visited the Automotive Proving Grounds southeast of Pecos to tour the nine mile circular track and other test areas. APG president Frank E. Harper and office manager Tommy Beauchamp led the group and described the facility’s 230 employees and $28 000 weekly payroll.
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Area cotton takes drop in Pecos region
Cotton production in the Pecos area is down from last year as bad weather delayed picking and damaged some crops. William Bickley of Southwestern Irrigation Growers Cotton Oil Mill noted the area is slightly behind last year with 3,427 bales total today, and expected full harvest within about ten days if weather stays favorable.
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Southwestern Irrigation
William Bickley
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Gincount Reeves and Pecos Upland Ginnings Report
Gincount Reeves and crews report ginnings at Gincount Reeves Pima 212 Reeves Upland 1734 Pecos Upland 609 Presidio Upland 872. Total today 3427. Grand total last year 4115. Ginnings this week 1024.
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Pecos High to Present One Sunday Afternoon Drama
Drama students plan a Pecos High School production of One Sunday Afternoon by James Hagan on November 1 and 2 at 8 pm in the high school auditorium. Tickets are $1 at the door. The play follows Biff Grimes through romance, rivalry, and a dentist’s bite, with a large cast listed.
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Pecos High School
Biff Grimes
Grime
Hugo Barnstead
Hugo
Grimes
Mark Beck
Snappy Downer
Charley Meek
David Stephens
Amy Lind
LuAnn Hamilton
Virginia Bush
D’ Anndra Davis
Aberstatter
Gay Thigpen
Schutzendorf
Judge halts Army move for Los Angeles doctor
Federal Judge Adrian Spears barred the Army from shipping Capt. Jon W. Bell, an anesthesiologist, to Vietnam until a December 9 hearing on his bid for an honorable discharge based on the essential nature of his work at a Los Angeles clinic. Bell, in the Army Reserves, sought discharge since last June. he had received May orders to report for active duty at Ft. Sam Houston for possible Vietnam assignment.
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Pleasant fall weather spans Texas with scattered showers
The state experienced mild fall conditions with light showers overnight across North Central and Northeast Texas. Areas including Denison, McKinney, Palestine, Corsicana, Tyler, Kilgore, and Texarkana saw brief rain before dawn, while skies varied from partly cloudy to clear across the region.
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Texas
Denison
McKinney
Palestine
Corsicana
Tyler
Kilgore
Texarkana
Galveston
Louisiana
Western District Texas Federation of Women's Clubs Meet
The fall board meeting and workshop of the Western District of the Texas Federation of Women's Clubs opens with an executive committee session at the Holiday Inn. An informal reception follows hosted by Mrs. Philip Robbins. The luncheon Saturday features an international fashion style show under the theme Safari To Adventure with tickets $2.75. Special guests include Mrs. O. G Rudy of Monahans and Mrs. R. S. McCracken of Marfa. pioneers with 40 years or more service will be recognized at the luncheon.
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Philip Robbins
Ft. Stockton
O. G, Rudy
Monahans
R. S. McCracken
Marfa
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Pioneer
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