Connally Faces Apathy in Texas Gubernatorial Race
A jumble of campaign notes shows Gov. Connally urging voter turnout while acknowledging apathy. Candidates focus on liquor, insurance, education, and registration reform as Don Yarborough, Preston Smith, Dolph Briscoe, and Don Gladson campaign across Texas. The piece notes endorsements, proposals, and political dynamics in cities like El Paso, Houston, Tyler, and Fort Worth.
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Texas
Eugene Locke
el Paso
John
Connally
Fexis
New Orleans
Dolph Briscoe
Uvalde
Houston
Baytown
Freenort
Carr
John Hill
Democratic Pli
Bryanning
Preston Smith
Tyler
Don Yarborough
Paul Eggers
Pampa
Exegers
U. S
John Tower
R-Tex
Don Gladsen
Galveston
Brotherhood of Railroad
Fort Worth
Union
Yarborough
Gladden
Wayland Names New Athletic Director and Faculty Additions
Wayland Baptist College announces Bob Clindantel as athletic director and men's basketball coach, starting June 1. Five new instructors join the faculty for the fall term, with two existing part timers becoming full time. Additional vacancies remain in art, chemistry, music, and physics.
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Plainview
Wayland Baptist College
Bob
Willis Apple
Lockney
Reta Jane Carter
Donald L. Cook
Robert D. Hamner
Wayland
Glenn E. Johnston
Texas Tech
W. Wayne Alford
Sierra Leone Chief Jailed as Coup Leaders Take Charge
In Freetown after a coup that jailed Brig. Andrew T. Juxon-Smith, fourteen warrant officers and junior police officials took control. They named Col. John Bangura and Lt. Col. Ambrose Genda to head the army while pledging civilian rule. Armed patrols imposed a curfew as reports of casualties emerged and Sierra Leone’s fragile postindependence stability was tested.
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Freetown
Sierra Leone
Andrew T. Juxon-Smith
Noncoms
John Bangura
Washington
Ambrose Genda
Liberia
Emad Rogers
South Carolina
Great Britain
Juxon
Smith
Gunned Down In Eatery Tied To Gangland Killing
A masked gunman killed Cologero Lo Cicero, known as Charlie the Sidge, at a Brooklyn luncheonette in 1964. The case ties to Cosa Nostra feuds between Bonanno and Colombo factions and to a 1965 securities theft involving Lo Cicero’s grandnephew Richard. Police note potential witness intimidation as a motive in the mob war context.
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New York
Cosa Nostra Con
Cologero Lo Cicero
Brooklyn
Cologero Lo Cice
Underworld
Charlie the
Joe Bonanno
Five Cosa Nostra
Lev
Jos
Ifeph Colombo
Cicero
Cosa Nostra
Bonanno
Joesph
Joe Bananas
Bonan
Tno
Lo Cicero
Joseph Colombo
Colombo
Richard Lo Cicero
Cologero
Wall Street
Sons
LoCicero
Elliott Golden
LCC Trustees and Developers to Confer Today
A joint meeting of Lubbock Christian College board of development and board of trustees begins at 10 a.m. in the college auditorium to discuss advancing toward becoming a senior college and to elect a development board chairman from four candidates all in Lubbock. After the meeting trustees tour Hancock Farms and attend a noon luncheon featuring George Benson, president emeritus and Hardin College board member, then attend dedication ceremonies at the Lubbock Children's Home seventh cottage.
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Lubbock Christian College Board of Development and
Board of Trustees
Lubbock Christian College
Board of Development
James A. Hays
Andrews
Donald S. Osborne
Don D. Williams
James C. Bearden
Lubbock
LCC Hancock Farms
George Benson
Harding College
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