Alibi of Slaying Suspect Felt Fort Worth Ties
Fort Worth relatives say Ronald St John provided an alibi for the fatal Langdon case. The Fort Worth Star-Telegram reports the 19 year old said he was in Pecos or El Paso on March 21 the day Miss Langdon was killed. Investigators described St John as the leading suspect.
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Fort Worth
Fort
Worth
Arizona
State Mental Hospital
Phoenix
W. J Whitburn
St. John
Galveston County
el Paso
Star-Telegram
Miss Langdon
Fort i Worth
Jack Langdon
Joan Free
Ronald
Edward St. John
Pecos
Rosina McClanahan
Free Home
Ralph Casey
Galveston
St.John
Phoenix Hospital
Mesa
Ariz
Channelview Hospital Beat Admits and Dismissals
Channelview Hospital Beat lists admissions including Mollie Elizabeth Shipper Melva Louise Linville Deborah Binenek Lewis Joseph Reynolds Tanya Marie Morman Charlotte La Four Ruth Pearl Morgan Joyce Springer Thomas I Russell James Sherman Trixie Rowell Alice Joyce Cato Willie L Anderson Rene Verat d Jr Donna Kay Hartman Love Harrison Akin Winifred Jane Wortham Mildred L George all of Channelview and Charles H Parker of Jacinto City. Discharged: Margaret Vaughn Aussie Lee Spilding Florine Keever Cecil Adams Benjamin Vance Delzie Barecky Willie Hartless Ray Glenn Barrett All of Houston Chan nelview residents appear in both lists.
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Tidelands
Mollie Elizabeth Shipper
Melva Louise Linville
Deborah Binenek
Lewis Joseph Reynolds
Tanya Marie Morman
Charlotte la Four
Ruth Pearl Morgan
Joyce Springer
Thomas I. Russell
James Sherman
Trixie Rowell
Alice Joyce Cato
Willie L
Anderson
Rene Verat d Jr
Houston
Donna Kay Hartman
Love Harrison Akin
Winifred’ Jane Wortham
Mildred — L. George
Channelview
Charles H. Parker
Jacin
Winter Storms Sweep Central U S with Damage and Snow
The Associated Press reports a broad wintry spell moving from the northern Plains into the northern Midwest with heavy wind storms across the Great Lakes. Fargo and Chicago endure several inches of snow and gusts up to 69 mph, causing injuries, toppled trees, and power disruptions while other regions see light precipitation and cloudy conditions.
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Northern Plains
Midwest
Great Lakes
Wyoming
North Dakota
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Fargo
N.D
South Dakota
Nebraska
Chicago
Illinois
North Atlantic Coast
Ohio Valley
Mississippi Valley
Plateau
Pacific Coast
Peace Corps Officer To Interview At Lee College Friday
Peace Corps training officer Ben Elkus will visit Lee College Friday to interview locals interested in joining. The San Francisco native, a Camp Crozier trainer in Puerto Rico, holds a master's from the University of Oregon and has Coast Guard service. He taught several activities and will be in the Student Union from 9:30 a.m. to about 4 p.m. for talks with prospective volunteers.
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Ben Elkus
Peace Corps
Lee College
Elkus
Camp Crozier
Puerto Rico
San Francisco
University of Oregon
U. S. Coast Guard
California State School For the Blind
Center For the Handicapped
Prison choir performance at Jefferson County Jail
Louisville sheriff William Cranfill described a jail chorus by 34 inmates at the Jefferson County Jail. The group sang before a church audience but performed without a pianist because their accompanist is a federal prisoner kept in custody.
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Louisville
William Cranfill
Jefferson County
Kennedy outlines Cuba raids and global stakes
Kennedy warned refugee attacks on Cuba could draw the United States into war and risk Soviet entrenchment in Cuba. He urged restraint and cited risks to American vessels. He also commented on voting rights in Greenwood Mississippi and discussed Latin American and global political issues influencing U.S. policy. He favored democratic restoration in South Korea and rejected a GOP call for a federal spending study commission. He declined to discuss SEC proposals and expressed little hope for a compulsory arbitration solution to newspaper strikes.
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Kennedy
Cuba
Florida
U.S
Castro
Soviet Union
Greenwood
Miss
Guatemala
Argentina
Alliance For Progress
United States
Labor Party
Britain
South Korea
Budget Bureau
Congressional Appropriations Committees
Securities and Exchange Commission
Iitte
New York
Texas House approves 70 mph speed limit bill
The Texas House passed a bill to raise the state speed limit to 70 mph with daytime limits and 65 mph at night, while keeping truck limits at 60 by day and 5 at night. The measure allows the state to study highway standards and restricts radar evidence from being admissible in court.
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Cotten
John
A. Harding
Department of Ponnally
House
Senate
Tunnell
State Highway Department
Chenees
Sen
Dorsey Hardeman
San Angelo
Harding
Pop Influences TV Ratings More Than Mountain Folk
Washington AP reports a House Commerce subcommittee inquiry finds seven million residents of the Rocky Mountain states have little impact on Nielsen ratings. The sampling relies on a dog’s radio usage in a San Diego household, leaving mountainous regions excluded due to distance and sampling cost. Rep. Donald G. Brotzman of Colorado voices concern that no one in his state fits Nielsen’s universe.
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Washington
Rocky Mountain States
San Diego
House Commerce Subcommittee
A. C. Nielsen Co
Nielsen
Donald G. Brotzman
Rcolo
Humble Seeks Venue Change In Slant Hole Case
Dist. Judge A. Royce Stout postponed indefinitely a hearing on Humble Oil and Refining Co. petition for a change of venue in its civil suit against Tyler oilman H. L. Long. The case centers on alleged oil theft from leases in New London field via slant hole drilling. Humble claims prejudice and bias in the Mountain Time Zone area. a new hearing may be set within 139 days.
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Warren Cordell
Nielsen
Austin
Stout
New York
Long
Humble
Brotzman
London
Rusk County
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Brown’s Chicken Shack
Texas Hwy
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Natasa
Amelie Ashes
Ives
Mevr
Ai Mockingbird
Gregory Peck
Merrill Lynch
Pierce, Fenner and Smith
Gulf Building
Goodyear Tire
Allis-Chalmers
Greyhound
Aluminium Ltd
Gulf Oil
Amer Cyan
Gulf States Util
Amer Tel & Tel
Il L & Pe Ete
IBM Oo
Armco
Tp & Oe
Baxter Lab
Beth Steel
Jones & Lang
Kerr-McGee
Liggett-Myers
Litton
Chrysler SL
Lockheed
Ore
Colgate Palma
Louis Land
Ae Columbia Gas
Magnavox
Marathon Oil
Delta Air la Bees
Monsanto
Ee Dow
Wees
Newp News
du Pont.s
New York Central
Aes Teeens
Eastman Kodak
Olin-Math
Otis Elev
Fard
Mie
Eels
Royal Dutch
Gen Motors
Safeway
Sears
Georgia Pacific
Shell
Gillette Saf
Sinclair Revery
Socony-Mob
Sou Pacific
Sperry-Rand
Stan Calif
Stan Ind
J. Bba
Stan Ohio
Sun Oil
Tennessee Gas
Texas Co
Texas Eastern i
Texas Gulf
United Carbon Sale
Upjohn Drug
U.S. Steel
AE Westinghouse
Wary Eadham
Phillip Alford
Jon Meena
Puth White
Paul Eik
Brock Peters
Baytown
S. Main
Automobile Noles
Jokn's
W. Mala
Hall W. Baytown, Texas
Margaret Schiel
Texas Association Teachers of Dancing
Texas Council of U.S.T.A
Goodby Baytown
Baldwin Spinets
Thomas Spinets
Brook Mays
Texas
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