Toyah Talk By Mrs Pat Goodnight Returns
Back in Toyah after a cool New Mexico summer the community notes rain, moving families, and school reopening. Amelia Waight, Richard and Susan Gibson left for Sul Ross while Toyah welcomes Pauline Wilson and daughter Mavis Amparan, new math teachers. Booster Club plans events as the town reports 2 1/2 inches of rain in an hour and a new two bedroom house east of the gym ready soon.
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Balmorhea visitors and local Lions meeting affected
Mr and Mrs LM Long of Ft Worth spent the weekend at the Valley Motel. former resident drove a truck for Fred Stroade while here. Mr and Mrs Bill Hudson of Big Lake stayed with sister Mrs Nora Boyd. Mr and Mrs Charles Boyd of El Paso visited his mother Mrs Nora Boyd. They visited relatives in Pecos and friends in the Valley. The Lions postponed their regular meeting Monday night due to many absences from sickness.
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Jewish Students Demand McGovern Commitment
AP report from Albany details Jewish students pressuring the McGovern-Shriver campaign for a pledge on ending Arab terrorism and sanctions posture. ShrIver notes he cannot commit if not proven effective while citing concerns sanctions could heighten terror, amid Munich Olympic tragedy coverage.
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Wallace May Lead States Southern Governors Conference
In Hilton Head South Carolina Gov. John West says he will step down as chair of the Southern Governors Conference and back Gov. George C. Wallace to take the post Wallace who was wounded in a Maryland assassination attempt attends in a wheelchair West notes the gesture is a tribute to Wallace though they differ politically Ex vice chairman Melvin Evans expected to become the first black to hold the post A resolutions session covers a desegregation policy opposing busing VP Spiro Agnew promotes revenue sharing at a black tie dinner with governors staff without discussing politics
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McGovern returns to Texas for crucial Dallas rally
Senator George McGovern visits Dallas and Houston in a bid to win Texas electors. He plans a Dallas rally near the Fairmont Hotel at 8 p m and arrival around 9 p m after a Los Angeles flight. He will tour a Dallas supermarket and the Manned Spacecraft Center near Houston before heading to Peoria Illinois.
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U S B52s strike near Pleiku amid highland clashes
U S B52 bombers hit North Vietnamese troop concentrations within 14 miles of Pleiku as part of a campaign to curb rising attacks in the Central Highlands. South Vietnamese reports noted two new assaults near Pleiku and Kon Tum, with captures suggesting a highland offensive tied to national day commemorations. Casualties cited include 15 enemy killed and two captured, plus government losses of two killed and three wounded. The Saigon command also reported a second ground attack near Kon Tum with 19 North Vietnamese and 12 government troops killed and 17 South Vietnamese wounded. The U S Command announced two F8 Crusader jets were lost in a refueling collision but pilots were saved. Weather and a separate misdirected strike caused additional casualties among civilians.
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National Baptist Convention Opens In Fort Worth
The 92nd annual National Baptist Convention of UGA begins in Fort Worth with about 15 000 delegates arriving. Dr Joseph H Jackson president of the 6.3 million member group endorses President Nixon for re election while planning to propose a Vietnam plan and addressing issues such as busing abortion and welfare during sessions through Sunday.
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Space Center invites McGovern to briefing
Space Center in Houston says Democratic presidential candidate Sen. George McGovern will be briefed on NASA manned space program. An MSC tour Thursday will include a chat with three astronauts in an altitude chamber as part of equipment testing for next year’s space mission.
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Grover Emerges As Texans' Choice For Governor
The piece argues Hank Grover, a 12-year Texas legislator and fourth generation Texan, should be governor, criticizing Briscoe's flip-flopping and urging fundraising to air Grover on television. It highlights Grover's record against tax increases, welfare spend, and racially driven busing, urging Texans to support his bid with $5 to reach voters.
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