Dr Drennan named infectious disease director at Methodist Dallas
Dr David Drennan is appointed director of infectious disease at Methodist Hospitals of Dallas. He will develop a training program for house staff and oversee infection control. He holds an M.S. in microbiology from the University of Oklahoma and an M.D. from UT Southwestern in 1970, with a recent fellowship at the University of Kentucky Medical Center.
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Dallas
David Drennan
Methodist Hospitals of Dallas
Drennan
Methodist
University of Oklahoma
University of Texas Southwestern Medical School
University of Kentucky Medical Center
Lexington
North Vietnamese divisions close to Saigon
Washington reports intelligence indicating three more North Vietnamese divisions have moved toward the Saigon region, bringing the total threatening the area to at least 10. The development signals a potential early climax in the Vietnam War as divisions concentrate around Saigon.
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Washington
Saigon
South Vietnam
North Vietnam
Onassis heiress denies will dispute with Kennedy Onassis
Christina Onassis released a statement denying any feud with Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis over Aristotle Onassis will and refuting reports he planned divorce before his death on March 15. The heiress, principal beneficiary of an estimated $1 billion fortune, called the Times report unfounded.
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Paris
Aristotle Onassis
Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis
Christina Onassis
Nuns quit under tension study finds reasons for leaving
Religion study by National Sisters Vocation Conference notes 69 percent quit for personal tensions such as inability to be themselves loneliness and insecurity. Priest departures drop 5.6 percent. Nun numbers fall 22 percent from 181000 to 140000. Enrollment down 81.2 percent versus 55.5 percent for seminarians. Eighteen new Sacred Heart Society members listed with details of names and upcoming May 17 games party.
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New York
Pri
National Sisters Vocation Conference
Chicago
Cryptoquote and nun study reveal motives for departure
The article summarizes a study coordinated by Franciscan Sister Margaret Mary Modde and Dr. John P. Koval with responses from 1,402 former nuns. It ranks motives for leaving: organizational stresses 54 percent, intimacy and marriage desires 37 percent, religious commitment stress 23 percent, with many citing multiple factors and faith loss rarely the primary cause.
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Margaret Mary Modde
Washington, D.C
John P. Koval
DePaul University
Evangelist Joe Atkinson to sing at Seadrift church
Joe Atkinson a noted evangelistic singer will guest at The First Baptist Church of Seadrift at 7 p m Sunday April 20 He has spent 15 years in gospel evangelism singing in over 400 churches and appearing in state programs He also records for Fort Worth based Dan Vestal Radio Program The appearance will also feature the three year old son of Mr and Mrs Alexander in song with Rev George Yarbrough inviting worship in song Sunday night.
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Joe Atkinson
First Baptist Church
Seadrift First Baptist Church
Alexander
George Yarbrough
Wallace Speaks at Gulf Crescent Art League Meeting
Guest speaker Henry Wallace addressed the Gulf Crescent Art League on Tuesday. A full time artist since 1968, he teaches adult art classes in Beeville Victoria and serves as art instructor for the Port Lavaca Art Guild. He studied in New England and worked with Windberg, giving a pallet knife demonstration on canvas.
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Gulf Crescent Art League
Henry Wallace
Wallace
Beeville
Victoria
Port Lavaca
Farm bill moves to House after Senate approval
The Senate approved the conference committee version of the farm bill, sending it back to the House where it is expected to pass. Net cost to taxpayers is estimated at 210 million dollars. Senator Herman E. Talmadge cited White House aides' reports that Agriculture Secretary Earl L. Butz convinced Ford the measure was unnecessary and should be vetoed.
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Conference
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Herman E. Talmadge
D-ja
Senate Agriculture Committee
White House
Agriculture
Earl L. Butz
Ford
Cactus Study Leads Local Art League Meeting
Thirty five attendees including eighteen members and seven guests discussed the current Texas Fine Arts Association Citation Show at Viking Mall. Mrs Lucia Jolliff spoke as TFAA 10th District Coordinator. Three new members Ann Sikes Suzzanne Pearce and Oliver Hyland joined.
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Texas Fine Arts Association
Viking Mall
Lucia Jolliff
TFAA
Ann Sikes
Suzzanne Pearce
Oliver Hyland
Extended and Fortunate Port Floral Festival Event
A fragmented notice describes a local festival honoring fathers and grandfathers with floral arrangements and community activities. The readable items mention port city venues, a charity drive, and family prize drawings for attendees.
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