Judge's Son Gareth Martinis Indicted in Bronx Vehicular Homicide
Gareth Martinis 23, son of a New York judge, was indicted by a Bronx grand jury on five counts of vehicular homicide for a May 19 parkway crash that killed five people. He posted $1,500 bond and faces possible combined 25 years if convicted.
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New York
Gareth Martinis
Bronx
Parkway
Martinis
Peter A. Quinn
Quinn
Dist. Mty
Isidore Dollinger
Dollinger
Ambrose J. Haddock
Morris Weinfield
Francis X. O'Brien
Joseph A. Martinis
Weinfield
Bronx Criminal Court Bar Association
Henry Hudson
Marriage Licenses and Legal Notices From Lubbock County
Official records list marriage licenses for James Melton Hughes 23 and Kay Denise Hughes 19 of Lubbock, and other couples with ages and addresses. District court entries include suits for workers compensation, divorces, and damages, plus bond forfeiture actions and probate proceedings in multiple counties.
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James Melton Hughes
Kay Denise Hughes
Lubbock
Bobby Glenn Welch
Ain
Alma Jane la Cour
Batchelor
Ian
Jodie Eugene Brown
Middle Water
Tex
Charlotte Jeniece Eubank
Rt A. Adaton Michael Eugene Aden
Reese
Mildred Jey Sanders
Elvin Lapa Davis
Linda Marvene Whatley
Johnny Lee Clay
Odessa
Reba Faye Rhoades
Ralls
Martin
Martinez
Slaton
Fabiola Davila
Lambbock
Charles Clyde Feazel
Francis Pounds
Whitesboro
John David Simpson
Tatum
N. M
Addie Marie Harver
Three Texas Tech Graduates Commissioned as Lieutenants
Three Texas Tech graduates receive commissions as second lieutenants after ROTC summer camp at Fort Sill Oklahoma. The group includes Douglas D. Hood Jerry R. Hurst and Noel L Weaver with assignments to artillery signal corps and infantry at Fort Sill Fort Gordon and Fort Benning. Maj Gen L S Griffing led the ceremonies.
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Texas Tech
Army
Fort ‘Sill
Okla
Douglas D. Hood
E. S. Hood
Austin
Jerry R. Hurst
Pete Hurst
Lubbock
Noel L. Weaver
Lillian Weaver
Coleman
Tech
Suspect in Apartment Incident Faces Police Tests
Police were called to an apartment where officers described the suspect as intoxicated or highly intoxicated. He refused a breath test and allegedly smashed a news photographer’s camera and struck an officer’s hand during arrest.
Korean Turncoat Skinner Disillusioned With Reds
Lowell D. Skinner, a U.S. Army corporal from Akron who defected to Communist China after the Korean War, says he is disillusioned with communism amid reports of hardship after the Great Leap Forward. He details limited freedoms, hunger, and a partial exodus of fellow turncoats, and notes he may return to the United States if he wishes.
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Hong Kong
UPI
Lowell D. Skinner
China
Akron
Ohio
Skinner
Reds
Korea
U.S
Washington
State Department
Army
Robert J. McCloskey
Area men in service complete summer training and Swift Strike II
Several area airmen and soldiers completed annual summer training with the Air Force Reserve Recovery unit in Amarillo. Names include Eugene R. Krieger Ronald N. Brown Charles W. Arthur Jr Kenneth W. Arbuckle and more. Swift Strike II involves two task forces in a four week mock war across Georgia North and South Carolina with 75000 personnel.
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Air Force Reserve Recovery Unit
Amarillo
Eugene R. Krieger
Ronald N. Brown
I. C
Charles W. Arthur Jr
Krieger
E. H. Krieger
13Th St
Plainview
Coral Gables
Fla
Wayland Baptist College
Brown
Martha H. Brown
10Th St
Levelland
M.E. Freight, Inc
Lubbock
Leveland High School
University of Texas
Texas Tech
Arthur
Reese Air Force Base
Jane Castner
M. W. Castner
Rt. 2
Georgia
North
South Carolina
Jimmy M. Lancaster
Earl C. Lancaster
Horace R. Griffin
Elton R. Howard
46Th St
Maurice W. Allen
Donald J
Hicks
Thomas B. Hicks
Muleshoe
Carter
Clovis
N. M
Mary
O. B. Norris
Lancaster
Southland High School
Army
Ft. Polk
418Th
Ft. Chaffee
Ark
Griffin
Quanah
Southwestern University
Georgetown
iPecos High School
Pleas Of Guilty Entered In County Court At Law
Three defendants pleaded guilty Friday in County Court at Law No 2 with Judge Pat S Moore presiding. Sharlene Lee 24 faced three counts of check law violation and was sentenced to 30 days in jail on two counts and 60 days on the third with court costs. Bennie L Stidham 31 received a 100 dollar fine and costs, Gary Shipp 22 got a 50 dollar fine and costs. Ruby Lee Webber 24 pleaded innocent to carrying a prohibited weapon and was held on 500 dollar bond.
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Pat S. Moore
Sharlene Lee
Ash
Bennie L. Stidham
39Th St
Gary Shipp
Ave. L
Ruby Lee Webber
Ave. A
Death toll in U S accidents tops 91500 in 1961
Britannica Bowt of the Year reports about 91 500 deaths from accidents across the United States in 1961.
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U.S
Britannica
Fulbright Attacks Goldwater Over Bold Foreign Policy
Senator Fulbright refutes Goldwater’s call for a bold foreign policy and mutual destruction with Red China. He labels the stance as akin to co annihilation and notes Goldwater was absent as he delivered remarks in the Senate.
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Washington
J. W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Barry Goldwater
R-Arkz
Fulbright
Senate
Goldwater
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Stunt Flyers Deaths Rock Local Community
A crowd of 15 to 20 teenagers and children gathered near Emry Roberts liquor store in Dumas after he fenced off a vacant lot used as a shortcut. The group protested with signs accusing Roberts of unfairness and blocking access. Roberts defended his land use saying, It’s my land and I’ll use it as I see fit.
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DUMAS
UPI
Emry Roberts
Roberts
Annual Skinner Kin Reunion Slated For This Weekend
For the 23rd year nieces and nephews of Frank Skinner of 130 Ave. R will gather at Mackenzie State Park. They arrive this morning at the barbecue house area for a dinner tonight and continue through Sunday with the Sunday dinner as the highlight. Up to 80 people have attended in past years. Vienna notes a rise in frozen foods in Austrian hotels due to shortages of trained kitchen staff.
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Frank Skinner
130
Ave. R
Barbecue House
Mackenzie State Park
Skinner
Johnson's Brother Granted Divorce in Texas Case
Sam Houston Johnson, Lyndon Johnson's younger brother, wins a divorce from Mary M. Johnson in district court in Austin. They wed in Vera Cruz Mexico on January 27 1955 and separated March 17 1960 with no children. Johnson formerly worked for his brother in Washington and now resides in Austin. Mary Johnson was traveling in Europe.
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Austin
Sam Houston Johnson
Lyndon Johnson
Johnson
Mary M. Johnson
Vera Cruz
Mexico
Wroe Evans
Washington
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Bronx Supreme Court
TND District
Victor WM. Lindsey
Luis Martinez
American Central Insurance Co
Catherine Kincheloe
Robert T. Kincheele
Victor Herring
Cherry Herring
Juanita
Jane St. Clair
J. J. Gilbreather
James Dave Clarion Jr
Buck Gregory
Oth
Howard C. Davison
H. H. Woulard
Fred
Pat
Bill Davis
Sidney Krow
Srud
Panny Krogsrud
Annie Medlock
Claude Medlock
Howard Medlock
Janie Scudder
Keneth Scudder
Trene Webb
Paul Brunner
Fenner Tubbs Co
Plymouth
Riverside
Ford
Chevrolet
California
Savoy
Lubbock Optical
asGes
Kryptok
Lubbock Optical CO
Main ST
West Texas Hospital
Charles Geist
Optometrist
Lubbock Optical Bldg
By Jo Fischer
Vofscher
Peking
Taiwan
Kenneth W. Arbuckle
Denver City
Greenville Afb
Miss
United States Air Force
Arbuckle
Air Force
Lackland Afb
James O. Arbuckle
Greyhound
Mexico City
Laredo
Xochimilco
Puebla
Cholula
Cuernavaca
Taxco
13Th Street
Sen. Fulbright
Vienna
Marineware
American Express
Holiday Inn
E. 4Th
Parkway Dr
Slaton Hwy
Foliday
Sve
Draughon's Business College
KSEL
Avalanche-Journal
Roy Jennings
Chicken) Shack
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