Whitt Leads Texas Open Start Behind Palmer
Whitt, 20, from Borrego Springs, opened with a 63 to lead the 150-player Texas Open as Arnold Palmer trailed by four strokes. Palmer shot 67, with rivals including Al Balding 66 and Frank Wharton and Don Fairfield at 66. The San Antonio course yielded several sub par rounds on a windy day demanding sharp putting.
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Round Wp Powerfully Built Suspect Captured After Police Fight
A heavily built African American man wounded and captured after a clash with a Houston police officer is suspected in assaults on six women in South Central Houston over the past three months. Three victims identified the captive, while a delay in contract talks for the proposed Harris County Stadium was blamed on the Houston Sports Association by County Attorney Joe Resweber, who said the group has not provided requested information.
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HLPCO Plans $148.4 Million Expansion
Houston Lighting and Power Co. will spend $20 million this year as the first step in a four year expansion program totaling $148.4 million. T. H. Wharton, president, said improvements will span HLPCOM's system. Karl K. Kreamer was elected vice president in charge of operations. Wharton expects fair treatment from Houston and other cities as HLPCO seeks electric rate increases.
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Scouts Plan Two Day Camporee At Camp Reher
East Harris District Boy Scouts schedule a two day camporee at Camp Reher this Friday and Saturday with 3 30 p m registration. Patrols lead Friday events under chair E J Doize assisted by F E Kelley. Activities include uniform inspection compass stars Morse code signaling first aid fire building tent pitching wildlife and woodlore. The note mentions the first U S patent law passed in 1790.
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Mistrial caused by juror scarf gift in Tennessee
In Memphis a female juror gave a green scarf to plaintiff Viola Brown during a chancery case. After an overnight recess the act led Chancellor Ceylon Frazer to declare a mistrial. The juror was unnamed and described the gesture as innocent.
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