Ford Warns Mideast Drift Toward War
President Ford warned in an exclusive Minneapolis Tribune interview that the Mideast drift toward conflict could trigger a harsher war, an oil embargo, and wide regional damage if action is not taken. He urged movement, rejected stalemate, and noted domestic issues likely to shape the 1976 campaign.
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Minneapolis
Wilson
Ford
Mideast
Anwar Sadat
Salzburg
Austria
Washington
Yitzhak Rabin
Richard M. Nixon
Henry A. Kissinger
Far East
South Vietnam
Cambodia
Philippines
Laos
United States
Japan
Korea
Gas shortage warned to peak this summer
CHICAGO AP US consumers face spot shortages and higher gasoline prices this summer in what may be the tightest supply since the Arab oil embargo. Herbert Hugo of Platts predicts price increases by July 4, with shortages likely first on the East and West coasts and possible after sundown on Sundays. Refineries run at 80 to 85 percent capacity and oil stocks are down 10 percent from last year.
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Chicago
Herbert Hugo
Platt
Dilgram
Hugo
Midwest
Cub Scout Winners At Family Day Held At Mauritz Reservation
Awards were presented by Mrs. Lorraine Morris during the Cub Scout Family Day at Mauritz Reservation. Eight year old winners were Donald Hoelscher first Lance Peterson second with consolations Vernon Hardway first Dwayne Scow second Gilbert Manzanales third. Nine year old winners Silver Garza Jr first Charlie Miller second Calvin Schoener third with consolations Randy Hermes first Michael Morris second Eric George third. Ten year old winners Michael of Edna first Mike Price second with consolations Charles Holt first Paul Hoelscher second. Eleven year old winners Elias Villarreal first Stephen George second Allen Fredrick Jr third. Competitors ages rendered them ineligible to compete in Corpus Christi.
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Mauritz Reservation
Lorraine Morris
Donald Hoelscher
Lance Peterson
Vernon Hardway
Dwayne Scow
Gilbert Manzanales
Silver Garza, Jr
Charlie Miller
Calvin Schoener
Randy Hermes
Michael Morris
Eric George
Michael of Edna
Mike Price
Charles Holt
Paul Hoelscher
Elias Villarreal
Stephen George
Allen Fredrick, Jr
Corpus Christi
Kennedy kinson settlement fuels future plans
Pamela Kelley, now 20, says she received nearly a million dollars in insurance settlements after an August 1973 Nantucket crash involving Joseph Kennedy III. The payout covered hospital bills and included a lump sum cash payment. her father placed the money in a trust for her, and a Hyannis Port home was funded by savings and placed in trust with Kelley as sole beneficiary. Kelley, who plans to enter Boston University, expresses no bitterness toward the Kennedy family.
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Pamela Kelley
The
Globe
Hyannis Port
Miss Kelley
Francis H. Kelley
Kelley
Kennedy Compound
the Globe
Boston University
Joseph Kennedy
Grads face tight market in 1975 job outlook
AP report from Chicago notes about 950,000 graduates this year face a tighter market as large firms plan to hire far fewer new graduates. Endicott cites cutbacks across engineering, accounting, business, and liberal arts, with salaries stabilizing but hiring still reduced.
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Chicago
Frank S. Endicott
Northwestern University
Endicott
Storms lash Plains and Midwest with tornadoes and floods
Thunderstorms moved from the Plains into the Midwest as a slow west storm whipped dust over four states. Eleven tornadoes and several injuries were reported from Oklahoma to Illinois with heavy rains causing farm floods in eastern Kansas and Nebraska. Colby Kansas evacuated residents after a flash flood, while dust storms and warm humid air affected the eastern half of the country.
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Associated Press
Plains
Midwest
Oklahoma
Illinois
Nebraska
Kansas
National Weather Service
Rockies
Missouri Valley
New Mexico
Arizona
Colorado Plains
Texas Panhandle
Amarillo
Tex
Great Lakes
Massachusetts
Rock Springs
Wyo
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Anchorage
Atlanta
Boston
Buffalo
Chicago
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Dallas
Denver
Markers Reward Readers in Texas Reading Club
A summer program sponsored by the Texas State Library Association and Calhoun County Library attracted 215 student registrations. Participants in grades 1 through 9 must read 12 books to earn a membership certificate, awarded after reviewing logs. the local library issues a 20 book bookmark each summer for four years, with Librarian Miss Alice Wasserman praising the incentive.
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Texas Reading Club
Texas State Library Association
Calhoun County Library
Texas State Library
Alice Wasserman
This Day In History June Nineteenth Twelve Events
Today marks the 170th day of 1975 with 195 days left. Highlights include the S S Savannah reaching Liverpool completing the first steamship Atlantic crossing in 1819 and Roanoke Island colonists leaving in 1586 ending England s first settlement.
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Associated Press
Savannah
Liverpool
England
Roanoke Island
N.C
America
Albany
N.Y
Maximilian of Mexico
Travis Center Fun Day Announces Summer Winners
At Travis Fun Day activities 184 youngsters enrolled in the Summer Recreation Program. Cynthia Lynette William won the Magic Number among 50 contestants. Carlos Chavana captured Ballon Popping among 25 entrants. Melva Longo tia led Bubble Blowing with 31 contestants. Beatrice Padron won Balloon Blowing for length among 25 entries. Mrs. W.C. Marshall directs the Travis Center.
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Travis
Cynthia Lynette William
Carlos Chavana
Melva Longotia
Beatrice Padron
W.C. Marshall
Travis Center
Morning Markets Drift Higher on Light Volume on Wall Street
New York AP The stock market edged up today amid light trading and cautious sentiment. The noon Dow Jones industrial average rose 5.09 to 832.92 with more gainers than losers on the NYSE. The American Exchange market value index gained .55 to 90.02 and the NYSE composite index climbed .2k to 48.44.
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New York
Wall Street
New York Stock Exchange
American Stock Exchange
NYSE
Whitewings Return to Rio Grande Valley in Record Numbers
EDINBURG Texas AP adult white-winged doves have returned to the Rio Grande Valley in near record numbers with about 675000 birds counted by Texas Parks and Wildlife biologists a 28 percent rise from 1974. Most 78 percent reside in Hidalgo County and favorable food weather and a strong season outlook are noted.
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Edinburg
Tex
Rio Grande Valley
Texas Parks and Wildlife Department
Texas
Gary Waggerman
Department
Waggerman
Hidalgo County
Contractor writing contact Bowmen Real Estate
Bowmen Real Estate is listed with two phone numbers 552 3751 and 552 6542 for contractor writing inquiries and requests.
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Kennedys
Volving
Robert F. Kennedy
Insurance Company Settlements
Boston Globe
Kennedy
Calhoun County
Alton Hahn
Agriculture Extension Service
Grads
Worland
Wyoming
Oklahoma Panhandle
Goodwell
Colby
Kan
U.S
France
Ethel and
Julius Rosenberg
Sing Sing
Ossining
Algeria
Ahmed Ben Bella
Miami
Wilke Tire CO
Cooper
Kelly Springfield
Continental
W. Main
Reratan
Rendon
Port Lavaca Funeral Home
Alcoa
ATAST
Borden
Chrysler
Coca Cola
Dupont Vizaasup Lla Eastman
el Paso NG
Exxon
Fairchild
Elec
Goodrich
A&p
Gale Jonn
Litton Oh Marathon
Marcor Sia
Mobil Oil
Monsanto
Penn Cent
Penney
Eo Pet
Poil
Port Lavaca
Calhoun County Office Supply
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