Drug Bust Nets 80000 In Pills In Dallas Area
Barbiturates valued at eighty thousand dollars were seized after two Dallas men aged 31 and 33 were arrested for delivering the controlled substance to undercover officers. The duo faced bond set at twenty five thousand each and were jailed in Collin County. Additional arrests included a 61 year old Dallas resident for indecency with a child and several warrants and thefts. Police logged 45 calls and five accidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Raymond Robinson
Collin County
Nelma Smith Nelson
Fairwood Village
Thomas
J Cook
Angleton
Advertising Deadlines Announced for Christmas Holidays
The Daily Star Courier lists holiday deadlines for display and classified ads. Display ads for Fri Dec 24 and 31 are due by noon Dec 22 and 29. Sunday editions Dec 26 and Jan 2 have deadlines at noon Dec 23 and 30 for display, with classified ads due by 5 pm Dec 22 and 29 for Fri editions and noon Dec 23 and 30 for Sunday editions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Star Courier
New Lead Emerges in Kennedy Assassination Probe
UPI reports House Select Committee investigators consider a new lead on a second gunman in JFK’s 1963 assassination. They cite travelers from Texas to Cuba via Mexico City, CIA bugging of the Soviet Embassy in Mexico City, and possible Castro knowledge. The panel seeks to justify a $6.5 million budget for 1964 and to resolve doubts about the King case, noting stronger conspiracy doubts in King’s murder than in Kennedy’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas Daniloff
Washington
UPI
House Select Committee On
John F. Kennedy
House
Texas
Cuba
Mexico City
CIA
Fidel Castro
Kennedy
Martin Luther King Jr
95Th Congress
Parkland Memorial Hospital
Dallas
Texas School Book Depository
Lee Harvey Oswald
Carter Says Cabinet Pressure Exaggerated as Talks Continue
President elect Jimmy Carter dismissed claims of heavy pressure on cabinet choices and met two prospective appointees and a labor lobbyist at his Plains, Georgia home. He planned interviews with Joan Manley of Time Inc and Juanita Kreps of Duke University for commerce and labor secretaries, and consulted AFL CIO on labor post support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Thomas
UPI
White House
Plains, Ga
Jimmy Carter
Carter
Joan Manley
Time Inc
Juanita Kreps
Duke University
Commerce
Labor
AFL Cio
Lane Kirkland
George Meany
John Dunlop
Labor Post
James Schlesinger
Defense
Ford
Dunlop
Schlesinger
Christmas Caroling by Christ's Ambassadors Youth Group
Christ's Ambassadors Youth Group of First Assembly of God plans Christmas caroling in the Plano area Saturday night from 8 to 9 30 p.m. The group thanks Plano residents for Bake Sale support funding their Speed the Light goal of 1500 for 1976 to aid missions and purchases for missionaries worldwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ’s Ambassadors
First Assembly of God Church
Plano
Assemblies of God
Springfield
Missouri
Missions Department
Slugfest At Guccis Ends With Fines for Archerd Couple
Hollywood columnist Army Archerd and his wife Selma pleaded no contest to battery after a Gucci boutique brawl in Beverly Hills. The dispute began when Mrs Archerd splashed a man’s cigarette with her drink and a glass was thrown. Archerd defended her and struck the man with a champagne glass. A bystander suffered serious head cuts and Archerd lost his toupee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly Hills Calif
UPI
Hollywood
Army Archerd
Selma
Gucci
Archerd
Hunt to spend Christmas in jail as parole denied
Watergate figure E Howard Hunt 58 waits for parole decision postponed to Jan 25 by the Parole Commission. He is serving 30 months to eight years at the federal prison camp at Eglin Field Florida after pleading guilty to acting as lookout during the 1972 Watergate break in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
E. Howard Hunt
Parole Commission
Burlingame
Watergate
Richard Nixon
Moynihan Leaves Harvard for Senate Rise
Prof Daniel Patrick Moynihan to move to Washington as junior U S Senator from New York after completing Harvard teaching. He gave his last lecture to a standing ovation, with a Harvard spokeswoman noting his outside prominence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPD
Daniel Patrick Moynihan
Washington
Moynihan
Harvard University
U.S
Harvard
Malik Receives Order of Lenin on 70th Birthday
The Soviet Union honored Yakov A. Malik with the Order of Lenin on his 70th birthday. Malik, a deputy foreign minister and former U.N. ambassador, is being replaced by Oleg Troyanovsky and previously led missions to Japan and Britain and served at the United Nations in two separate periods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
UPL
Soviet Union
Yakov A. Malik
United Nations
Lenin
Malik
U.N
Oleg Troyanovsky Malik
Japan
Great Britain
TV Violence Ranking Sparks Call for Reform
Washington based National Citizens Committee for Broadcasting cites a 11 week study showing NBC aired the most violent programs while CBS had the least. Quest tops the violence list followed by Starsky and Hutch and Baretta with Chevrolet and American Motors among the sponsors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Quest
National Citizens Committee For Broadcasting
General Motors
Chevrolet Division
Peter Paul Candies
NBC
CBS
American Medical Association
AMA
Richard E. Palmer
Palmer
Starsky and Hutch
Baretta
Black Sheep
Hawaii Five-O
Delvecchio
Service
Mary Tyler Moore
Chico
Prudential Insurance
Jean Nate
Shopper Toys
Green Giant
Keebler Cookies
Carnation Dog Foods
Efferdent
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jaycee
FM 544
Alma Rd
Civic
Dorothy Hamilton
Mike Newman
14Th
Jupiter
15Th
Independence
Troy Lee Luellen
Garland
Pontiac
Norman Frank Hyatt
Oldsmobile
Julie Elizabeth Newkirk
Volkswagen
Susan Elaine McGee
Murphy
Chevrolet
Robert Michael Logan
Kimberly Kay Collins
Shorecrest
Park and Stratford
John James Harrison
Fernwood
James Carroll Conrad
Kimberly
Stratford
Committee
Andrew Young
D-Ga
Charles Schultze
Council of Economic Advisers
State Department
Zbigniew Brzezinski
Barbara Jordan
D-Tex
Luxembourg
Patricia Harris
Hunt
Citizens Group
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!