El Paso Policeman Arrested by FBI in Bank Robbery Case
El Paso police officer Wayne Westfall was arrested by FBI agents after a suitcase with about $18,500 and a loaded pistol was found. His wife says he acted strangely after a windshield collision with a speeding motorist days earlier. No loot found on Westfall, bond set at $15,000.
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Texas lawmakers near end of productive week in 58th session
In four days the Senate approved six measures and cleared 44 for floor debate while committees advanced 82 more. The House finalised 26 votes and cleared 82 measures for debate. Five conference groups work on the vast 1966 67 spending bill as the governor’s appointments were approved.
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Stowaway Cat Seeks Home After Cross Atlantic Trip
A German stowaway cat that gave birth to two kittens in New York was found with her newborns in a sealed wooden crate in Chicago Bay. Workers opened the two ton crate of cutting machines and released the mother cat and four day old kittens. Beatrice Socha identified the cat and estimated the kittens were born in New York after a journey from Pirmasens Germany to Bremen then to New York before arriving in Chicago. The cat likely hid in the crate before the top was nailed on. An anti cruelty society spokesman noted the gestation period is about two months.
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High-Rise Plan Delayed Amid Neighborhood Opposition
The City Planning and Zoning Commission postponed action on an 18 story apartment project at 19th Street and Boston Avenue after more than 100 residents opposed it. The plan would house Texas Tech professors and students with ample off street parking, but critics warned it would harm health and welfare and ruin nearby homes.
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Mother Free on Bond Says He Is Mean
In Houston UPI, Gregory Chappell, a disfigured boy with injuries from alleged beatings, told police his mother Annete Chappell beat him and burned him with an iron. She, free on bond, called Gregory mean and claimed scars came from falls as the page notes him on page 12.
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Windmill Isle to Open With Prince Bernhard Headlining Dedication
Holland Michigan plans a Dutch heritage project led by civic sponsors with a 36 acre island and a 200 year old windmill reassembled from the Netherlands. Prince Bernhard is scheduled to attend the April 10 dedication as a posthouse and a 17th century Dutch house with barn and herb garden rise on the site.
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Trustees to be elected in 70 districts Saturday
Trustees will be named in more than 70 school districts across the Plain area on Saturday. Voters in 51 towns will trek to the polls for two elections within four days to choose three trustees in each district with incumbents facing opposition in most races. In Andrews a place system applies and several districts show sizable candidate fields including women on ballots in multiple towns.
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