Four Suspects Charged in City Burglaries
Police detectives filed 18 felony complaints Tuesday against four Latin American suspects in a string of house burglaries. A fifth suspect may face similar charges. Named defendants include Enrique Puentes Castillo, 27, and Mary Polomo, 27, of 2802.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enrique Puentes Castillo
Mary Polomo
Love
Carey Stafford
Jerry Plunkett
Enrique Castillo
Mary Palomo
Domingo
Innocencia Perez
Lynn Rowan
58Th St
Alfred Holman
Ave. U
J. R. Devers
53Rd St
Joe Billup
55Th St
Tom Campbell
32Nd St
Frazier McGuire
33Rd St
Domingo Castillo
Lee Atkins Jr
Nashville Ave
James E. Smith
Innocencia Perea
J. R.dickey
30Th St
Robert Blacker
Oxford
Pat Garrett
58Th St. Asst. Dist
Mike Millsap
Snow storms hinder search for U S plane over Andes
Fresh storms dumped up to 30 feet of snow in the Andes hampering the search for a U S Navy transport plane that disappeared on approach to a pass known as the graveyard of planes. Eight servicemen were aboard along with several dependents. The Chilean Air Force reported heavy weather reduced visibility and buried wreckage possibilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santiago
Chile
UPS
Andes
U.S
Pentagon
Washington
U.S. Navy
Air Force
Buenos Airo
Argentina
Snyder Council Approves 1.088 Million Budget and Tax Hikes
Snyder City Council increased the annual budget to 1,088,000 for the new fiscal year starting Oct 1. The action raises property tax to 1.85 per 100 valuation and boosts sanitation rate to 2 from 1.50, reflecting a 70,000 increase over the prior budget.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snyder
Snyder City
Multi‑million power outage hits Gold Coast fabric
An explosion and fire at the Cutler Ridge power plant cut electricity for about two million residents along a 50‑mile stretch from Fort Lauderdale to Miami. Most service returned within 90 minutes. officials cited no injuries and aimed to restore full power by midnight as traffic signals failed and minor accidents occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
UPS
Florida Gold Coast
Fort Lauderdale
Florida Power & Light Co
Cutler Ridge
Homestead
Miami Beach
Palm Beach
Fred Brown
Port Everglades
Texas oilman Nomination Dragging On In Venezuela Post
AP reports President Nixons nomination of Texas independent oilman John Hurd as ambassador to Venezuela remains unresolved as of mid June with no withdrawal request filed. Sen. Tower says no new developments while Sen. Church urges a replacement, noting Hurd’s known oil policy stance and Texas ties. London hopes for Anguilla dispute resolution despite ongoing tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nixon
Texas
John Hurd
Venezuela
Sen. Church
Tower
Frank Church
Ridaho
Caracas
Cairo
Church
Hurd
Texas Independent Producers and Royalty Owners Association
Laredo
Tex
Nixon Agnew
New Mexico Rolls Into Constitution Work With Oath
The 70 New Mexico constitutional convention delegates took their oaths and signed the roster at the same desk used in 1910. Bruce King was elected convention president on the first ballot, aiming for a second gubernatorial run. Maj. Gen. Hugh Milton delivered the keynote, outlining New Mexico’s path from territory to statehood. Gov. Cargo urged unity as they prepare to rewrite the 20,000 word constitution within 60 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa FE
N.M
UPC
New Mexico
Constitutional Convention
Bruce King
House of Representatives
King
Hugh Milton TI
New Mexico State University
Milton
David F. Cargo
Four Apollo 11 workers exposed to possible moon rock contamination
Four technicians at the Lunar Receiving Laboratory in Space Center Houston were exposed when a vacuum line leak sprayed condensed material like an aerosol. The group included Heather Owen, a young brunette researcher, and three safety staff Chauncey Park Ray Coons and Riley Owens. All wore masks and decontamination showers were arranged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Space Center, Houston
Neil A. Armstrong
Lunar
Charles A. Berry
Berry
Heather Owen
Chauncey Park
Ray Coons
Riley Owens
Russians Hold Aid Talks With Hanoi Officials
Moscow reports two North Vietnamese economic specialists met Soviet foreign trade officials to discuss problems linked to the 1969 Soviet aid agreement. The talks, revealed by Tass, gave no details on the disputed terms of the aid program supplying food oil products vehicles machinery metals and chemicals to North Vietnam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
North Vietnam
Tass
U S Buys 17 Percent of South African Exports
Pretoria reports that the United States purchases 17 percent of all South African exports, highlighting strong trade ties and economic impact on regional markets. The figure underscores the United States role as a major customer amid evolving postwar commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pretoria
U. S
Also Mentioned on This Page
iAve
Ave. D
Domingo Puentes Castillo
Wayne Love
Police Department
Gold Coast
Harrod Music CO
Syter
American State Bank
FDIC
Ion
G.I
Avalanche-Journal
Cheyenne Social Club
James Stewart
Center
Henry Fonda
Cargo
Shirley Jones
Gene Kelly
Foreign Relations Committee
Sen
John Tower
Hope London
Leak
Hanoi
Continuo Service
Suda
Ing Center Ave
4Th & University
Afeterias
Caprock Shopping Center
Seth & Denton
Furr
Town & Country
4Th & College Family
Perk
Ave. H
FRY
Wee McRne
Pope Drive-In
University
Brend
Silves
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!