Farenthold Attacks Smith Over Stock Deals in Corpus Christi
In Corpus Christi, Congresswoman Frances Farenthold denounces Governor Preston Smith and Lt. Gov. Ben Barnes over stock dealings tied to banking bills. She argues public and private interests merged, criticizes Smith for vetoes and calls for more frequent legislative sessions to run state business efficiently. Also noted are other political moves and campaign plans around alcoholism, auto insurance rates, and public service.
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O’Donnell Resigns From Texas GOP Panel
O’Donnell, a longtime Texas Republican leader, announced his resignation from the state party post. He cited personal reasons and a desire for new leadership after 15 years in party roles including former Texas GOP chairman and national committee member. He helped back Goldwater in 1964 and held posts under Nixon.
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Agnew and Lindsay clash over Vietnam war delay claims
Vice President Agnew accused some presidential candidates of aiding North Vietnam by delaying a settlement while New York Mayor Lindsay defended Nixon’s approach. Lindsay urged an immediate withdrawal deadline and troop out within weeks, while Hoffa praised Nixon as best qualified for the presidency amid party splits. Florida primary rules and various candidates’ stances on busing, social security, and school financing were noted.
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Senate Liberals Face Rights Decision
Washington liberals confront a choice on federal employment discrimination law. Debates center on whether to accept court trials to halt bias or proceed with no enforcement provisions. EEOC powers, filibusters, and political stances shape the stalled reform as lawmakers eye a Tuesday vote.
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Hospital Adds New Pediatrics Unit In Planned Facility
Architects Phelps and Simmons Associates design a new pediatric unit to be built adjoining ancillary services. The project is expected to start immediately after a tour by Administrator Bruce Sorenson. When linked to the planned facility, maternity beds on the second floor will be converted back to medical surgical use.
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Kennedy arrives in Dacca greeted by cheering crowd
UPI reports Senator Edward Kennedy and his wife and nephew arriving in Dacca Bangladesh to a flower strewn welcome. They tour Khustia near Dacca and visit sites showing alleged massacre victims before meeting Bangladeshi officials led by Prime Minister Sheikh Mujibur Rahman. Kennedy supports Bangladesh amid liberation struggle.
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Rusk Backs Nixon Peace Bid in Rochester Visit
Former Secretary of State Dean Rusk said President Nixon is doing about all one can do to end the Vietnam War. Rusk, who served Kennedy and Johnson, was in Rochester for a routine Mayo Clinic medical examination.
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Prelates at Vatican rites mark rare papal ceremony
At St. Peter's Basilica a diverse group of 19 prelates from 13 countries joined Pope Francis in an apostolic laying on of hands ceremony. The event, described as the first of its kind in the Vatican in over two years, featured bishops from Dublin, Tonga Islands, Alta Romania and two American prelates among others, highlighting a moment of church dissent discussions.
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New Hair Growth Treatment Claim From Houston Lab Consultants
Houston laboratories consultants claim a new 32 day treatment stops hair loss and grows hair for men and women. The ad asserts many conditions cause shedding including sebum and family pattern baldness, inviting readers with any remaining hair to test the treatment at their risk, promising confidential replies by mail.
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