Amin Reportedly Alive as Kenyan Refugees Flee
Report describes Amin reportedly alive in Kisumu near Lake Victoria. About 50 Kenyan refugees register with local authorities amid killings, looting, and assaults after Amin troops surrounded Baganda homes. In Kakamega, 13 military personnel cross into Kenya seeking asylum amid fears of assassination plots against Amin.
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Amin
Kisumu
Uganda
Kalule Sebagga
Jinja
Lake Victoria
Kakamega
Provincial Commissioners Office
Entebbe
July sentencing set for six in Wildorado bookie case
A July sentencing date was set for three Amarillo men a Pampa businessman and two Dallas residents convicted in a million dollar bookie operation spanning Wildorado and the Metroplex Former sheriff William W Olsen was acquitted by a Dallas jury of involvement in the scheme The trial also saw five others convicted including Dallas men Homer Lee Mike Miller Jr and Thomas David Robinson The verdicts followed deliberations totaling about 12 hours and involved wire tapped conversations and testimony from a key government witness Bruzga a former Amarillo Gold Sox player faces up to nine years in prison and fines up to forty thousand dollars
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Amarillo
John Joseph Bruzga
Palmer
Glen Albert
Scotch” Clements Jr
S. Harrison
Coyle Allen Winborn
Pampa
West Texas Golf Cars Co
Thomas David Robinson
Dallas
U.S
Robert M. Hill
Texas
Olsen
Basden
Winborn
Bruzga
Earle Cabell Federal
Foreman
Amarillo Gold Sox
Wichita
Kent
Wildorade
Olsen ‘Good Sheriff’ Acquitted in Texas Gambling Case
Former Oldham County Sheriff William W. Olsen and three Panhandle defendants were found not guilty on a major count after 10 hours of deliberation in Dallas. Six others were convicted of operating a $2,000-a-day gambling ring, while Olsen escaped on the conspiracy count per the judge’s instructions.
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Oklahoma City
Panhandle
Oldham County
William W. Olsen
Texas
Dallas
Olsen
Vega
U.S
Robert M. Hill
Amarillo
Jerry Delbert Basden
E. 29Th
John Joseph Bruzga
Palmer
Coyle Allen ‘Winborn
Pampa
West Texas Golf Cars Co
Basden
Bruzga
Winborn
Pensions Rise for Retired Officials from 1957 to Last Year
The cost of pensions for retired senators, congressmen and congressional employees jumped from 2.1 million dollars in 1957 to 40.5 million last year as detailed in the page five report. John Mitchell began a federal prison term yesterday becoming the first former attorney general imprisoned, with full coverage on page thirty.
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John Mitchell
Partly cloudy with storms possible through tomorrow
Forecast shows no major temperature change with low tonight in the mid 60s and today's high in the upper 80s. Tomorrow’s high expected near the lower 90s with a 20 percent chance of precipitation. Winds from the south at 10 to 15 mph.
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Twa AO
Martens Ho
Panhandle
WSS Sparcose
Gas Shortage Foreseen To Worsen Next Winter
The Federal Power Commission warned that natural gas shortages could be worse next winter even with normal temperatures. Pipelines may fail to meet 23 percent of firm requirements, up from 21 percent last winter, with United Gas Pipe Line, Transcontinental Gas Pipeline, and Arkansas Louisiana Gas likely hit hardest.
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Washington
Federal Power Commission
FPC
United Gas Pipe Line Company
Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line Corporation
Arkansas Louisiana Gas Company
Gator Riders Stir Trouble in Cross Lake Subdivision
State wildlife experts report alligators near Cross Lake now associate human voices with food after residents feed them from piers. The Caddo Parish Police Jury plans an ad campaign to curb feeding as residents claim alligators have eaten dogs and geese in the upscale subdivision.
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Shreveport
UPS
Cross Lake
Department of Wild Life and Fisheries
Caddo Parish
Korea Backed Bribe Scheme
Former KCIA chief Kim Hyung Wook testified under guard that South Korea bankrolled efforts to buy U.S. lawmakers and that 15 to 20 members were named on a payoff list. He said $3 million funded Park to build influence and laundered funds aided Park’s Georgetown Club venture.
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Washington
South Korea
U.S
Kim Hyung Wook
Tongsun Park
Park
Kim
Korean Central
Su-Dae Kim
Park Chung Hee
KCIA
Georgetown Club
Pictures Thought Clue To Murderer Of 3 Girls
Two Oklahoma women shocked to see their photos in papers become a substantial lead in the investigation of the June 13 killings of three Girl Scouts near Locust Grove. Authorities caution the pictured women are innocent while police plan a large scout-area search with hundreds of officers and volunteers.
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Locust Grove
Okla
Mangum
Weatherford
Oklahoma
Dick Wilkerson
State Crime Bureau
Here
John Donley
Granite Mangum
Moore
Oklahoma City
Donley
Crime Bureau
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Mike’ Miller Jr
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The
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Ting
Gator
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Jeff Laird
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