Two Texas deputies shot near Marlin on Texas 6
Sheriff notes the investigation into the fatal shooting of deputies Elbert Watkins and Dean Humpus two men killed while attempting to arrest an armed suspect near Marlin Texas a man named Douglas Stewart 26 was charged with two counts of murder and held without bond motorists reported seeing a struggle near a car with a third man present with the sheriff away on cattle theft work in the area. Meanwhile Assemblies of God leaders plan the 35th biennial General Council in Miami Beach Florida August 16 to 21 with more than 12 000 ministers and delegates expected to attend and elections for general superintendent.
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Marlin
Tex
Elbert Watkins
Dean Humpus
Douglas Stewart
Peg Powell
Texas 6
Brady Pamplin
Larry Pamplin
Falls County
Pamplin
Assemblies of God
Springfield
General Council
Miami Beach
Fla
General Presbytery
Council
Docket and court actions listed for Hope Arkansas
The Hope Star chronicles a long docket of jail and court actions including Gwendolyn Cox failing to renew an expired license and blocking a street, Donald Rex Lee and others facing speeding and failure to yield charges, multiple suspects pleading guilty or being found guilty with fines ranging from 5 to 97.79, and various civil and public notices. The column also details staff at the Star Building, a 1973 police shooting incident in Texas with officers Pamplin and Humpus and suspect Stewart, plus historical notes on sandglass timekeeping and community contests.
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Gwendolyn Cox
Gerald Bonner
James E. Cheatham
Donald Rex Lee
Tony K. Gibson
John A. Johnson
Willie Bruton
Jimmy W. Baxter
Johnny R. Daffern
Robert C. Hickman, Jr
Charles Bond
Peek
Russell W. Donaldson
Kurt F. Moritz
Larry Williams
William L. Muldrew
Michael Chas
Perry
Ocie Lee Pree
William Lee Rettstatt
Roy Brown
William L. Crane
Roy Quillin
Mary Louise Armstrong
James H. Johnson
David Dennis
Hazel Hendrix
Katherine Wilson
Noble P. Balance
Charles William Conway
Devoyt Whatley
Rodgers Seeks Millions. City Awards 200000
The Los Angeles City Council unanimously approved a $200,000 settlement for singer Jimmy Rodgers who alleged injuries from a 1967 beating by an off duty police officer. Rodgers had sued for $10.2 million claiming mistreatment and medical neglect. council favored settlement to avoid higher court costs.
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Los Angeles
Jimmy Rodgers
Rodgers
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William H. Ferguson
Paul May
Lewis Phillips, Jr
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Raymond C. Warren
Christopher On Zalewski
Henry King
Carl L. Campbell
Johnny Wonder
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Hope Star
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Esther Hicks
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C.M. Rogers, Jr
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Virginia Hiscott
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George Smith, Jr
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Judy Gray
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