Pittsburgh Death Case Ties Texas Tech Student to Hotel Fall
A 26 year old Texas Tech graduate student from Lubbock is detained for questioning in the death of Alfred S Price Jr a 38 year old United States Steel executive who fell from the Hilton Hotel ninth floor in downtown Pittsburgh. Detectives report evidence supporting a murder charge though no formal charges were filed. an autopsy is pending. Loot recovered from a hotel room is valued at 1000 to 4500 dollars and linked to a separate theft case involving tuxedo suits.
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Ittsburgh
Texas Tech
Lubbock
Steel Company
Hilton
Pittsburgh
Eugene L. Coon
Jan Ronald Guy
42Nd St
Tech
Alfred S. Price Jr
Monroeville
Edgar Thomson Works
United States Steel iCorp
Guy
Charles T
Charles
Theodore R. Helmbold
Price
Helmbold
Coon
Kill-Wells Department
Thomas Boyle
James Hagg
Kenneth Dorman Cox
Huffman
George Halliger
Cox
Charles T. Guy
Lubin
Rushing
New Drives Threatened In Alabama
In Camden Alabama smoke bombs were used to disrupt a civil rights voter drive demonstration led by Rev. Frederick D. Reese of Selma. About 120 marchers crossed the city line under guard of auxiliary policemen and state troopers before dispersing after warnings to go home.
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Elma
Ala
Camden
Frederick D. Reese
Selma
St. Fran Sis Baptist Church
Cemfen
Reg Albritton
P.C. Jenkins
Hall
Lenten Guideposts Brightens Lives Daily
Singing priest and bus driver bring daily cheer to many in the Lent guideposts feature. The piece highlights their daily acts of kindness and community impact in a concise human interest snapshot.
Rotary International Conference Opens With Over 1000 Expected
Registration begins at 10 a.m. in Kobo Palace for the District 573 Rotary International Conference drawing more than 1,000 Rotarians and spouses from the Panhandle South Plains area. J Edd McLaughlin will preside, in place of H Hicks Allen recovering from a heart attack. Dr Robert N Arnold leads Southwest Rotary Club as host. Activities include golf at Lubbock Country Club, a 6 p.m. dinner for officers and Rotary Anns, entertainment by Slumtown Symfunny, and a district resolutions meeting.
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Kobo Palace
50Th Street
Avenue Q
Rotary International
Panhandle-South Plains
J. Edd McLaughlin
Ralls
West Texas
H. Hicks Allen
Snyder
Methodist Hospital
Robert N. Arnold
Southwest Rotary Club of
Lubbock
Lubbock Country Club
Lamesa
Barwell Man Sought in Double Farmhouse Slayings
A 25 year old Muleshoe man SALCID0 is being hunted by Palmer County authorities for the killings of his wife and his mother in law at a farm home four miles east of Barwell. The victims were shot in the head with a .38 pistol after a family dispute. Mrs Hernandez, an eye witness, described the visits of Salcido and his two year old son who fled in a yellow and white car with Texas plates.
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Barwell
Palmer County
Here
Ohiant
Salcido
Texas
Bailey County
Tete
Murillo
Littlefield
Esteban Hernandez
Dargan Kirk
Hernandez
Doctors amazed at potential of new drug called DMSO
A panel at the American Cancer Society seminar discusses dimethyl sulfoxide DMSO as a powerful solvent with possible therapeutic uses. Researchers from University of Oregon and Cleveland Clinic note no poisoning in large doses and minimal side effects while cautioning the drug is not yet prescription level and faces long federal review.
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Orleans
American Cancer Society
Edward E. Rosenbaum
University of Oregon Medical School
Portland
Stanley W. Jacob
Cleveland (Ohio) Clinic
Untold West Texas Mystery Quarrel Sparks Flight and Shots
A fragment notes Mrs. Hernandez telling Lovelace she fled the house during a quarrel among three adults. Lovelace recalls hearing three shots. Roadblocks were reportedly set up across West Texas and Eastern New Mexico as authorities seek the man.
Quakes Rock Greece Killing At Least Four
A series of earthquakes hit Greece causing at least four deaths and dozens of injuries. Officials warned the toll could rise as about 1,500 homes were destroyed or damaged and widespread panic followed the tremors felt in Athens Patras the Peloponnesus and Agrinion.
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Athens
Greece
Patras
Peloponnesus
Agrinion
Car tag deadline rush at county tax office
Lub bock County tax assessor Russell S. Hardin reports a hectic final rush to obtain 1965 license plates before midnight. Many drivers arrive without proper papers and some present only partial information, while lines and heat cause fainting fits at the window.
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Dave Knapp
Avalanche-Journal
Lubbock
Russell S. Hardin
Hardin
Johnson Briefed On Asia
President Johnson and General Maxwell D. Taylor held an intensive Viet Nam review on Wednesday. The ambassador said the talks will yield concrete new U S proposals to block Communist expansion in Southeast Asia. Johnson called the meeting a very profitable hour as questions about escalation and a Saigon embassy bombing reprisal were left unsettled.
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Johnson
White House
Maxwell Taylor
U.S
South Viet Nam
Taylor
Viet Nam
Armascee Journal
Ashington
Maxwell D. Taylor
Southeast Asia
Saigon
Dillon Farewell Remarks Mark U S Policy Outlook
Sec Dillon signals no reprisal in farewell remarks as he plans to quit his Saigon post after Johnson accepts his resignation. He notes the U S balance of payments program and hints at broader monetary reform. Taylor disputes resignation chatter and outlines plans after meetings with officials.
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Jashington
Douglas
Dillon
Taylor
Saigon
Johnson
Fense
White House
Senate
Viet Nam
House
Oval
Heind Johnson
Sec. of State
Sec. of Defense
Robrt S. McNamara
Washington
U.S
Charles de Gaulle
James J. Saxon
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
U S Launches Massive Raids as Viet Nam War Escalates
Reports from Saigon describe three Americans killed and U S Air Force units dropping napalm and bombs on Viet Cong targets in North Viet Nam. About 200 planes and 25 helicopters were involved as U S air power intensified after the Saigon embassy bombing.
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Jeal
Moore
Nam
U.S
Saigon
Atary
Lubbock
Joseph H. Moore
U.S. Air Force
Viet Nam
Nigmt
Akeptilgu
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Bec. A
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