Page Eight Court Docket City Docket
Court list shows numerous defendants with driving while intoxicated pleas, speeding bonds forfeited, fines from 11.50 to 356.50 and jail days, along with other traffic and public order offenses. Several names appear repeatedly with penalties and license suspensions, plus a final note on monkey bread and baobab tree uses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Gulley
Isaac Young
Charles Arthur Metcalf
Vickey Spellman
Michael L. Rossoff
Melvin Johnson
Homer C. Kennedy
Winfred O. Norris
Albert A. Smith
Hoyt Barbaree
Ivory Conway
Johnny Phillips
Richard J. Anderson
Linda G. Bobo
Robert Lee Cheatham
Gladys B. Hartsfield
Doyle E. Harvel
Bodie J
Bess Barrett Metcalf
Levi Arden Woods, Jr
Odessa B. Baud
Jerry Wayne Wilson
Timothy Stombough
the Peace
Ftonnly Thompson
Petide
Hosea Taylor
Bats Fery
Tery
Hot Gilty
Steve Brown
LD. Jones
Wade Warrett
Jones
Chas White
Dorsey Palmer
Jeremiah Davis
Rodney Sims
Sue Quinn
Jimmy L. Malone
Wayne E. McGhee
Robert M. Reynolds
Kenneth Wood
Thomas L. Parker
William R. Barnes
Jessie L. Bragg
Loren A. Lunker
Charlie Jones
Delbert F. Lowe
I Jr
David Lott
Jimmie L. Malone
James D. Atkins
Owen Spencer Ogle
Joe Stephens
Vsqy
Lunar Module Suits Moon Landing Job
Houston AP reports the lunar module skin is flimsy yet suited for space. Its aluminum blanket, taped to the craft, sheds small pieces when the engine fires but will not affect thermal stability. The blanket shields astronauts from extreme space temperatures from minus 250 to 250 degrees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
America
Air Force
David A. Scott
May receives Joint Service Commendation Medal for service
Jimmy M. May an administrative specialist at Hq Western Geeta Region was awarded the Joint Service Commendation Medal for duties while assigned to the Logistic Division, CINC, Pacific. The award covered 1965 through 1968, during which May organized and led an administrative support team that contributed thousands of personnel to Southeast Asia. Western Commander Col. Gilbert H. Bertie presented the medal at Griffis Air Force Base, New York.
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Griffis Air Force Base
New York
Jimmy M. May
Western Geeta Region
Pacific
May
Southeast Asia
Gilbert H. Bertie
Sirhan’s claim of accident in Kennedy shooting plea
Sirhan Bishara Sirhan told a murder trial he misread a newspaper ad and thought a pro Israel parade was the current night, leading him to drive into downtown Los Angeles with a .22 caliber pistol to confront the Kennedy campaign. He said the six day war anniversary stirred anger toward Zionists and Jews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry F
Rosenthal
Associated Press
Los Angeles
Sirefan Bishara
Sirhan
Robert F. Kenshedy
Israel
Fie
Kennedy
Grant B. Cooper
Thomas Kuchel
U.S
Senate
Cnse
Wilshire Boulevard
Cooper
Sickness in Space Stirs NASA Mystery and Delay
Houston AP reports astronaut Russell Schweickart became ill in space, joining a string of nausea episodes among space travelers. The illness forced a change in the Apollo 9 flight plan, cancelling a spacewalk for safety concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Space Center
Houston
Russell L. Schweickart
Air Force
Frank Borman
David R. Scott
Neil Armstrong
Schweickart
Archbishop condemns violence in protest movements
In Kingston Sabatea AP Archbishop of Canterbury br. Michael Ratsey told United Theological College of the West Indies students and faculty that the church cannot condone violence in any protest movement. He stressed violence is never correct for Christians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingston
Sabatea
Canterbury
Michael Ratsey
United Theological College of the West
Daley Attacks Humphrey as Poor Candidate for President
Chicago Mayor Richard J. Daley says Hubert H. Humphrey was a poor presidential candidate and that Edward M. Kennedy would have been better. Daley denied his party caused Humphrey's defeat, blaming limited campaigning in Dunols. Humphrey criticized Chicago's handling of demonstrators at the convention as Daley criticized television coverage.
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Chicago
Richard J. Daley
Hubert H. Humphrey
Edward M. Kennedy
Daley
Humphrey
Richard M. Nixon
Dunols
Louisville
Sen. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Daleys
Highlights of 4th Day of Flight Apollo 9
SPACE CENTER Houston AP highlights the fourth day of Apollo 9 with the crew waking at 6 a.m. for breakfast sausage peaches bacon cocoa and grape drink. Schweickart and Divitt reenter the LEM checks life support backpack and later open hatches for a space TV broadcast lasting 15 minutes.
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LEM
Schweickart
Earth
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