Weekend Violence Takes Heavy Toll In Texas
The Associated Press tally of a violent Texas weekend rises to 51 deaths by Sunday midnight, including 19 in car wrecks, 13 in shootings, and 14 drownings. Dozens are named across Garland, Dallas, Houston, San Antonio, Beauxmont, and other communities, with incidents from lake drownings to fatal crashes, shootings, and a plane crash noted among the losses.
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Associated Press
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Garland
Owell Johnson
Lake Ray Hubbard
Cristobal Pena
Bruniin Webb County
Texas Department of Public Safety
Pena
Laredo
Mercedes Rojas Villanueva
San Antonio
Cotullo
Edinburg
Maunee O'Neill
Houston
O’neill
Pampa
Travis Winsett
Johnny Ray Patton
Dallas
Patton
Morris M. Acey
James Earl Spencer
Kathleen Pitts
Gerald William Liles
Liles
Juan Manuel Sanchez
Grand
Henry Zeno
Walter Dallas Jr
Zeno
Tom Kuchkinsky
Milwaukee
Wis
Harlingen
Kuchinsky
Confederate Air Force
Freddie Lynn Land
Dodson Lake Park
Kenneth Pender
Beaumont
Sam Rayburn Reservoir
Herm L. Hall
Odessa
Midland
Palm Road
Glen H. Cathie
Achilles
Okla
Red River
Denison
Charlie Buck
Rock Springs
Beal County
Air Force
Louis D. Davis
Sheppard Air Force Base
Eggers Sees Mexico Aiding Drug Crackdown
Republican governor candidate Paul Eggers says Mexican officials show willingness to cooperate in reducing marijuana and other drugs across the Rio Grande. He cites state prosecutions as models, urges Texas to adopt tougher arrest and prosecution for drug pushers and vows closer U.S.-Mexico cooperation during his gubernatorial tenure.
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EL Faso
Vex
Paul Eggers
Rio Grande
Eggers
GOP
U.S. Treasury Department
Texas
Operation Cooperation Pleases U S Officials
The Justice Department reports initial success for Operation Cooperation a joint U S Mexican effort to curb opium poppy and marijuana production and drug trafficking in Mexico arrests span Mexicali Guadalajara Jalisco and U S cities including New York Las Vegas Tucson and Acapulco with seizures of marijuana heroin amphetamines and pills totaling multiple tons and thousands of tablets Mexico wiped out thousands of acres of poppies and tons of marijuana while U S agencies boost border and surveillance resources to support the program.
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Associated Press
Washington
Justice Department
Mexico
Bob Funesti
Department
Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs
Mexicali
BNDD
Guadalajara
U.S
Funesti
United States
U.S. Customs Bureau
Canadian
Michoacan
New York City
Jfk
Las Vegas
Nev
San Ysidro
Calif
Chicago
San Jose
Tucson
Ariz
Arizona
Nogales
Camping Trip Crossword Clues Mixed Quiz List
A compact set of crossword style clues covering across and down terms such as Sleeping on pine needles scent, culture medium, upward prefix, concept, rapids, spirit, pig, night from mosquitoes, plant juices, masculine nickname, ardently, hidden slang, S shaped molding, jug handle, eye comb form, go astray, cooling degree, federal investigator, wanted, godly person, and not Al Circlet variant, diffused, suffix bearer, flat surface, bullfighter, misplaced money, Italian noble family, thing Latin, biblical well, musical composer, Hamitic language, thieves coll, theater sign, salutes the queen, shade of red, pastures, not working, oceans German man name, descry, fruit.
TrainTruck Crash in Tyler Kills Two. Driver Charged
Robert Sullivan 29 of Paris was charged with misdemeanor negligent homicide after a Thursday traintruck collision in Tyler that killed brakeman G. W. McWhirter 26 of Big Sandy and another crew member. Sullivan bonded at $2,500, the truck carried gasoline. Ten train cars derailed, fires lit the track for 300 yards. three others injured. Arrangements and sentences set for today include heroin conspiracy defendant David T. Rowland and marijuana conspiracy suspect David Leibenthaler as a federal grand jury meets Judge Suttle. immigration cases to be heard.
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Carolyn Joan Evans
Houston
James
Craig McKnight
Richard McKnight
Garland
Lake Ray Hubbard
Rockwall
Wiley
Phillip Moore
Mesquite
Interstate
Kaufman
Dallas
U.S
Charles C. Arnett
Irving
James Charles Arnett
Rock Island
Roger Leach
Tyler
Tex
Robert Sullivan
Texas Highway Patrol
Garry Lawrence
Justice of the Peace
P. C. Pinkerton
Sullivan
Paris
G. W. McWhirter
Big Sandy
C. &. ‘Shirer
David T. Rowland
Lamesa
Oaginally
David Leibenthaler
Hollywood
Fla
Suttle
DEC
RTO News-Herald
del Rio
Texas
Bean Woodson
Dan Bus
Male Flastwood
Carlos Sotélo
Ralph N. Skafion
Fem
Corporation
Laredo Architect Named National LULAC President
Laredo architect and city planner Paul Garza was named Sunday national president of LULAC at its four day convention in McAllen Texas. Elected vice presidents were Julia Zozaya of Phoenix and Joe Flores of Racine. Raul Rios of Weslaco was named national director of youth affairs as about 1500 delegates attended. Delegates adopted resolutions calling for disbanding the Texas Rangers and backing the California grape boycott.
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Mcallen, Tex
Laredo
Paul Garza
League of United Latin American Citizens
LULAC
Julia Zozaya
Phoenix
Fait
Joe Flores
Racine
Raul Rios
Weslaco, Tex
Narcotics Threat Highlighted by Bexar Grand Jury
San Antonio Texas AP reports a second straight grand jury warns that the narcotics problem in Bexar County is a special threat to residents. The panel cites about 9,000 known addicts whose daily habit may require up to five dollars, underscoring high crime potential.
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Sanaj. Ponio, Tex
Bexar County
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