Clergyman fills two churches as community lesson drew mixed reactions
The Westminster Presbyterian pastor Rev. Paul Dick preached at both his church and First Presbyterian to cover for Rev. Joe Brown's six week doctorate in California. He recounted a barber converts town atheist tale and warned against harmful methods. The rest of the text details local graduates and community news.
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Commission votes to seek state financing for county water sewer plan
The county commission approved contacting the State Planning Office to explore possible financing for a water and sewer project. Attending the water sewer discussion were Dick Floyd from the Department Agent and Lake Arthur’s mayor. A Bratislava era note mentions Soviet leaders and press assurances following Bratislava events.
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Secret endorses Nixon bid rattles GOP hopes
Washington reports indicate a prominent figure plans to back Richard Nixon in the Republican presidential race, a move that could disrupt rival support and alter party dynamics. In other items, Secretary of the Treasury Wilbur L. Fowler undergoes gallbladder surgery and other brief dispatches note health checks, a Miss Indian America title, a bank branch move, and Wallace campaign adjustments amid weather delays.
Nixon Pushes to Win GOP at Convention Amid Delegates Shuffle
The report tracks President Nixon’s momentum as GOP figures rally behind him at the convention. Delegates from New York, California, and other states weigh loyalty with shifts toward contenders like Steen and Minow, while discussions on deregates and campaign support intensify.
Republican Plan Outlines Phase-Out and War Policy
The plan calls for phasing out involvement in Vietnam to ease end the war. It advocates limited private ownership and participation, targeting crime and violence while reducing deficits and taxes. It proposes selective aid, tighter trade controls, and strengthening national defense to position the United States in global affairs.
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Train Collisions Rattle Florida Rail System
Reports from Winter Haven Florida describe a rear-end collision on a northbound line causing a section of train to derail after a track switch. Emergency calls went out and responders reported multiple injuries.
Plane hijacking echoes Cuban flight and regional tensions
A hijacker with a baby forced a Cuban-bound plane to divert and land, amid broader reports of combat and political strife in the region. U.N. and regional leaders weighed responses as Jordan and Israel faced ongoing clashes.
Arab Israeli Forces Exchange Fire Across Jordan
Arab and Israeli troops exchange fire across the Jordan River for a sixteenth straight day. Battles hinge on retaliatory strikes near the Jordan River bend and 16 miles from Amman, with air sorties reported as tensions spike. Strong military names and places anchor the scene.
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New Mexico Delegation Delays Caucus Amid Ticket Feud
Governor Cargo delays NM Republican caucus to Tuesday or Wednesday as 14 delegates weigh Reagan Nixon options. Mechem asserts Reagan support in NM, while ticket distribution sparks dispute between Mrs. Floyd Lee and Anderson Carter over guest passes for the convention gallery.
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Jetliner lands safely after midair collision over Wisconsin
A Cessna 150 clipped North Central Airlines Flight 261, a Convair 580, striking near the copilot seat. First officer John Mazur of Wheaton sustained multiple leg fractures and head injuries and remained in serious condition in Milwaukee.
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Roswell Man Bonifacio Sera Succumbs to Stabbing
Bonifacio Sera a 20 year old Roswell man died after being stabbed in a penitentiary recreation yard. Warden J E Baker said officers found him Sunday among several hundred inmates who had just been moved into the yard after breakfast. He never regained consciousness and could not name his attackers. Sera was jailed for 2 to 10 years for aggravated battery and assault on July 24 1967.
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