Senate Panel Probes Private Data on Citizens
Senate subcommittee, chaired by Sam Ervin, examines federal data banks and computers storing personal information. Agencies cited include FBI Civil Service Justice Department and Defense Security Clearance Office with potential sharing of records with banks railroads and insurers. Hearings continue for multiple sessions as lawmakers weigh privacy and constitutional issues with Mitchell absent.
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Panhandle Snowbound As Storm Paralyses Texas Panhandle
Heavy snow and blizzard conditions cripple the Texas Panhandle Sunday night. Roads are impassable across Perryton and Borger with hours long closures and stranded motorists. Police and emergency crews rescue travelers while families seek warmth as the storm dumps deep drifts and high winds across highways and towns.
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Campaign to fight sickle cell anemia gains $6 million
President Nixon announced a $6 million request to fund concentrated sickle cell anemia research as part of a health message. Black officials and doctors discuss the campaign, its goals, and potential community impact amid concerns of neglect and racial implications.
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Untitled narrative of bicycle thefts and mistaken luck
A garbled 1920s style passage describes thieves, bicycles, and a boy named Richard with bad luck. It references California, a bicycle shop, and a character sequence that hints at a chase or misfortune. The text blends names, places, and random phrases without clear events.
Kindergarten Art Show Slated
A citywide kindergarten art show will be held featuring artwork by children ages four and five. The display aims to showcase creativity at the Paris Shopping Corner with works from local early learners.
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Seven policemen killed in weekend incidents
United Press International reports seven law enforcement officers died in unrelated weekend incidents. Victims include Philadelphia patrolman Jel McEntee and Joseph Kelly. Indiana officer John Sivean and James Larimer. Miami officer Victor Butler Jr.. New York City officer Meruce Lord. Steenville, S.C., officer J W Chasteen. and a suspect fired back in several cases. A statewide alert was issued for three suspects in an old car seen speeding from the scene.
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Birthday Quiet For Quints
In Liberty Corners AP reports the Kienast quintuplets mark their first birthday with a calm day at home. Mother Pepey Jo describes a routine filled with diaper changes meals and bottles as Amy Sara Abipail Ted and Gordon continue to grow amid helpers from Columbia Presbyterian Hospital.
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Store Window Contest Dominated by San Antonio Shop
The first chosen store window from Piggly Wiggly No. 124 won top honors in the San Antonio Stack Show window deco contest announced Monday. Garry Tetfen of Arroyo Grande, California, won the 104 percent top belt riding honors, while Bill Martinelli of Oakdale, California took top saddle prize with 919 dollars. Second place went to North Star Mall Ja&ke’s with Alan Plard earning top original window. Honorable mentions to 3runer’s Broadway and South Side stores.
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Local Rodeo Wrapup Notes Runners and Winners
Sunday rodeo results highlight names like Joe Aresamder and Steve Cote in rough stock events at Guineaville. Calf roping and steer wrestling see top money winners such as Eric Taylorys Hugo and Ben Coston. Final tallies show James Jethers and Truett Carroll among cash earners with totals around 31,445.
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Four S A Men Killed at Top Cat Tavern Shootout
Four suspects opened fire at the Top Cat Tavern on Commerce Street killing bartender Gonzales and patron Vasquez. Police report two men died at hospital and another wounded Conrad Chavez in a separate Sunday shooting.
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