Awards Honor Texas Journalists At 1974 APME Meet
Assistant city editor Tom McGowan and sports editor John Trowbridge earned recognition for features and Houston Oilers coverage. San Antonio Express and News received multiple honorable mentions as the Texas AP ME meeting crowned new officers at the Hilton Palacio del Rio.
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Tom McGowan
Erie
John Trowbridge
Spot
Houston Oiler
Oilers
Onzing Shidge
Trowbridge
United Press International
San Antonio Express
San Antonio News
Texas Apme
Hilton Palacio del Rio Hotel
Dick Tarpley
Abilene Reporter-News
Tom Simmons
Dallas Morning News
Bill Martin
San Angelo
Standard-Times
Bill Wagner
San Antonio Express- News
Everett Taylor
Tyler Telegraph and Courier-Times
Dallas UT Head MSU Candidate Visit at MSU
Bryce Jordan, president of the University of Texas at Dallas, will visit the Memphis State University campus this week as the final of five candidate appearances for the MSU presidency. The trip is part of MSU’s ongoing search process and aims to gauge candidate fit with campus leaders and stakeholders.
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Dallas UT
MSU
Memphis, Tenn
UPI
Bryce Jordan
University of Texas At Dallas
Memphis State University
Family Killed In Plane Crash Near Downtown Airport
A Houston family of three and their dog died in a flaming twin engine plane crash near Oklahoma City Downtown Airport on Sunday. The Aero Commander was registered to George Mejleander of Houston and officials believe the passengers were Mejleander and his family.
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Oklahoma City
Houston
Crat
George Mejleander
Mejleander
Humperdinck Jailed Four Hours in Caracas Misstep
British singer Engelbert Humperdinck was jailed for four hours in Caracas after a customs guard mistook his vitamin pills for something illegal. A spokesman said Humperdinck was detained briefly before release with no charges filed.
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U.S
Los Angeles
UPI
Engelbert Humperdinckt
Caracas
Light's Action Line and public notices from Texas posts
Mesh of letters and notices on March delays in water bills for Texas customers. Officials discuss guardsmen ID cards and post privileges, traffic sign yield confusion, and a consumer complaint about price gouging. Authorities note enforcement of the Deceptive Trade Practices Act with local office at 140 Main Plaza.
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R.C
San Antonio
Water Company
Water
Tam
Texas National
36Th Infantry Division
Texas National Guard
Jok
Texas Highway Department
Consumer Protection Division
Attorney General's Office
State of Texas
Main Plaza
Chicanos Probe Pledges to Investigate Shootout Death
Denver AP report says Crusade for Justice will hire a pathologist to examine the death of Luis Martinez during a Saturday shootout and explosion that wounded 19 people, including four police officers, at an apartment building owned by the group in a predominantly Chicano district. Police say 60 officers fired on the building. an explosion followed.
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Denver
Radalfa “Carky" Gonzales
Crusade For Justice
Luis Martinez
Martinez
Art Dill
District 1
Dill
One Man Two Jobs Proposal in Public Review
A two-member Foreign Policy Panel of the United Nations Association of the United States proposes merging the secretary of state and national security adviser roles. William P. Rogers and Henry A. Kissinger currently hold these posts. The panel argues better NSC State Department coordination by combining the jobs, citing an underutilized State Department and a two-year Carnegie Endowment funded study.
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Carnegie Endowment For International Peace
POWs Return Home Amid Mixed Welcome at Miramar
Eight POWs suspected of belonging to a peace committee arrived with an honor guard and enlisted men Chenoweth Noor and others. Marine Captain Novak said the POWs were treated like others. The crowd of 500 greeted them as home, with expressions of happiness and pride.
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Chenoweth
Peace Committee
Washington
Hanoi
John T. Novak
Miramar
Riate
Kavanaugh
David Eisenhower eyes news career move after Navy
Washington report says Lt jg David Eisenhower, 44, plans a shift from Navy service to journalism. He told guests at a White House birthday party for First Lady Pat Nixon that he has decided against entering law and may pursue work as an investigative reporter.
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Washington
J.g
David Eisenhower
Navy
Eisenhower
la Pat Nixon
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