Tupamaros Free Uruguayan Judge After Abduction
In Montevideo on Friday night Tupamaros guerrillas released Criminal Court Judge Daniel Manelli after abducting him last Tuesday. The group said he was interrogated about court irregularities and accused a bribe offer from the CIA. They also held American Dan Mitrione and Brazilian diplomat Aloysio Dias Gomide. Mitrione was wounded in the abduction. The government declined immediate negotiation, calling the group criminals, while hinting at possible talks later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tugtay
Pereira
Manelli
Montevideo
Dge
Daniel/Tupamaros
Jorge Pacheco Areco
Dan A. Mitrione
Aloysio Mares
Dias Gomide
Manell
U.S. Central Intelligence Agency
Mitrione
Richmond
Ind
U.S. Agency For International Development
Brazil
Tupamaros
Texas Senators Push Disaster Aid Amendments for Celia and May Tornado
Senator Yarborough and Senator Tower seek amendments to expand urban renewal funds within a year after major disasters. The move would offer relocation and moving costs for residents whose homes are destroyed, aiding Celia victims and Lubbock tornado survivors. Eastland aides offer expertise to speed aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
W. Yarborough
D-Tex
Senate
Lubbock
Yarborough
John KG. Tower
R-Tex
Texas
Sen
James Eastland
D-Miss
Camille
Eastland
Lubbock Journal Teases Morning and Sunday Editions
Fragmentary notice from Lubbock Texas previews morning and Sunday editions. Mentions morning and Sunday evening content with unclear specifics.
Births Report From Local Hospitals And Bases
Local notices record multiple birth announcements including a daughter at 4 pounds 4 ounces at West Texas Hospital and a son at 10 ounces at Reese Air Force Base Hospital. Several fathers listed with occupations from university professor to service station employee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danny C. Young
Indiana Ave
Heese Air Force Base
Hospital
Reese
Charles William Keller
Weat
Texas Honest
Texas University
Vernon Bohanon
58Th St
Tuesaday
Hethoais Hospital
Lacs Clinic Hospital
Gossett
Fire alarms respond to suspected worker torching pipes
Fire crews responded to two early morning fires started by workmen using an acetylene torch to cut pipes. A later alarm at 1 41 p.m. involved grass fire with no damage reported at 17th Street and Avenue C. Additional calls included a 3% a.m. alarm at 1300 Broadway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unita
Lubbock
Lige Blanchard
Tnanhes
Depa
Broadway
Noda
17Th Street
Avenue C
Absentee Voting Breaks Record in City Bond Election
Voters flocked to city hall on the last day of absentee voting for the Saturday bond election. A total of 883 absentee ballots were cast, a city record and far above the 1968 runoff. The measure funds a $13.6 million package including a Memorial Civic Center, a library, lake recreation areas, and park improvements amid Tornado recovery efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lubbock
Yellowhouse Canyon
Hurricane Celia Aloft Dims. West Texas Faces Rain Flood
Hurricane Celia's outer bands caused light rains and localized flooding in West Texas towns near Lubbock as she weakened over the region. Forecasters warned of two to four inches of rain in some areas while arroyos and roads remained flooded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Cheek
Avalanche-Journal
Celia
Big Bend
West Texas
South Plains
Lubbock
National Park
Chi Basin
Park
Marathon
Texas
Alpine
Marfa
New Mexico
el Paso Weather Bureau
Gulf Coast
Burglars Strike Multiple Local Buildings Across City
Police report several break ins including Forest Industries at 906 E 44 St where machines worth 1050 and a $30 cash box were taken and a vending machine rifled. Mt Casita Center at Erskine St and Zenith Ave lost office equipment 660 plus a vacuum and sprayer. Vehicle and home thefts include a purse with a $100 check and $20 cash, jewelry, and a 100 air conditioner at 2604 E Bates St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Hill
Ae Forest Industries
E. 44
Mt. Casita Center
Erskine Street
Zenith Avenue
Howard Adams
70Th St
University Ave
Dwayne Tucker
E. Bates St
Verdict Returned In Lubbock Auto Insurance Suit
A Lubbock 140th District Court jury found Darwin Ray Frerking had not made required premium payments and that the insurance company misled his mother into believing the policy was reinstated after an April 2 1969 auto mishap. Judge Bean had not yet rendered a judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
140Th District Court
Darwin Ray Frerking
Poor County Mutual Insurance
Couut
Robert H. Bean
Frerking
Bean
Saw Accidents Leave Two Injured In West Texas
Two men treated at West Texas Hospital for hand injuries from different saw incidents. Jessie Alafa, 37, of Slaton, transferred from Mercy Hospital after Monday’s injury, is in good condition following surgery. Fred Lee Nixon Jr., 24, of Smyer, received treatment for cuts to three fingers and was released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Texas Hospital
Jessie Alafa
Slaton
Mercy Hospital
Fred Lee Nixon Jr
Smyer
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RDO
Avalanche Journal
Ucuayan
Avalanche
San Marcos Academy
Ae Se Ee Eeee
Ieee
Aise
Derrell Smith
Kot Weaning Fa
1. B. Foster. Company
Pe Willard H. Everace
Baturway
Carl Sustaita
Duke
Methodist Hospital
Aft
Brr
Ce Hurst
Weling
Monday Methodist Hospital
Margarita Gonzales
Methodiat Capital
Gary Kernell
Ieee of Lubboc
Weather Bureau
Harrod Music
Guitar
Indiana
Memorial Civic Center
Pd. Pol
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