Torrijos consolidates power in Panama as guard seizes control
Brig. Gen Omar Torrijos strengthens grip on Panama by placing the National Guard in control after the October seizure, freeing political prisoners and signaling confidence in his leadership. Arnulfo Arias was ousted during the upheaval, with Torrijos asserting authority over the government.
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Panama
Omar Torrijos
National Guard Comfree
Empha Mander
Torrijos
Arnulfo
National Guard Command
Guard
Two Men Face Burglary Charges In Lubbock
Wayne Gocher Jr and Mozell Jones were charged with two burglaries in Lubbock. Bonds set at 5000 each for the burglaries, with another suspect, Stephen Alexander Scott, held on 1000 bond for auto theft. Police said over 550 dollars of equipment and more than 1000 dollars from a lumber firm were stolen.
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Lubbock
Wayne Gocher Jr
Mozell Jones
Ave. C
Apt
Charles E
Ack Fry
Jacome’ Co
Erskine Road
Smith
Stephen Alexander Scott
Stn Street
Avenue P
iScott
74Th Street
KSEL
84Th Street
Scott
Glen Goddard
E. Bates Sr
Polling Places Listed for Bond Election Vote
A list of 90 polling sites for today’s Disaster Recovery Package bond election is provided. Locations include Mt Betpee SCG Han, Alderson Junior High, Bowie School, Carter School, and Mt. Hope Ave among others.
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Lubbock
10Th St
Ave. 1
Eee
Mt Bet Pee A
SCG Han
Ave
Alderson Junior High
Watrut J
Bowie
Chicago
Ok Carter School
Vienna records May tourist total rises to 140658
Vienna reports 140,658 visitors in May, up from 131,920 in May 1960. Germany sent 35,593 travelers, while the United States accounted for 22,869 visitors, with the rest from various nations.
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Vienna
New York
UPI
Montana fiddler crafts instruments from junk and horns
A lanky 33-year-old ranch hand, not formally trained, makes his own instruments from discarded items. He sold a four aanaolin for up to 500 dollars and once built a fiddle from a frying pan. One notable creation is a fiddle using a bull horn, which needs an amplifier, and he hopes a longer Mexican steer horn will yield better tone.
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Larson
Mo Oian
Laince High School
Fiddlers
Montana
Levelland to Brighten Christmas With Lights on Square
A civic committee after seven months announces Levelland will have Christmas lights this year. Chairwoman Mrs. Glenn Jones reports $3,800 worth of lighting equipment purchased and a giant tree will crown the courthouse square.
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Civic Club
Levelland
Glenn Jones
Britain braces for coke shortage under anti pollution plan
Britain may face a 700000 ton coke shortage next winter under an anti pollution program. Unless furnaces are specially fitted they cannot burn untreated coal which produces smoke. The strict controls on burning untreated coal have reduced smoke in cleaner cities.
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Canton Ave
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