Grand Jury Indicts 70 In Felony Cases Here
Grand jury returns indictments covering multiple felony counts including securities sales by W N McMellan and Monolithics Inc with Lubbock and Crosby counties named. Defendants include Curtis McMellan and several local residents. cases involve unregistered securities and illegal sales by unlicensed agents. Additional indictments include shootings, stabbings, and a no-bill for Barbara Hodges amid ongoing local criminal actions.
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King
Curtis McMellan
Buffalo Lakes
McMelllan
Monolithics, Inc
Ors Cannon
Births and Indictments Highlight Local News Mosaic
The notice highlights births at area hospitals with fathers serving at local bases and a sequence of indictments naming Benton Ross Terry Abner and others for burglary, theft, forgery, and related offenses. A rape case involves Robert Newton a juvenile at New Deal and Gatesville facilities. Court actions discuss habitual criminal charges and extended sentences in the August term filings.
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Robert Newton
Neera
New Deal
Gatesville
Newton
Benton Ross
Terry “Abner
Ave. U
Jearl D. Blakley
34Th St
Crear
Bille Gene Movers
Ave. Q
Aaron
Everet Jones
Duke St
Raymond Goff
Emory St
Nelson
Senate restricts domestic Peace Corps funding amid deficit
The Peace Corps bill faces a $10 million ceiling for the second year after a 51 34 Senate vote. Proxmire warned against long term funding, while Thurmond added that service members require a governor's written request before deployment. Meanwhile, in Nicosia, US firms offer loans to Cyprus.
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Senate
William Proxmire
Wist
Proxmire
Peace Corps
Congress
Sen. Strom, Thurmond
D-Sc
Service Corps
Teller Opposes Test Ban as Hampering U S
Dr. Teller argues the test ban would hinder U S progress by delaying development of weapons and missile defense while allowing Russia to retain advantages from multi megaton tests and space testing. He warns the treaty would complicate verification and could isolate allies, urging continued underground testing and space exploration.
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U.S
Teller
Yeller
United States
Ussr
Russia
U.S. Atomic Energy Commission
Soviet Union
Air Force
Tax Cut Debate Faces Deadline and Alternatives
The committee defeated Baker 13 to 12 on limiting the second tax cut by tying it to the national debt, while Baker backed a new individual tax rate schedule with projected savings of 8.5 billion for 1965 and 2.1 billion for corporations. Treasury forecasts note a net deficit below prior estimates due to better business and spending cuts, with two key decisions still pending on dividend credits repeal and a new standard for low income taxpayers.
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Baker
Treasury
House
Senate
Hveret M. Dirksen
Ilinois
Charles A. Halleck
Indiana
Kennedy
Secretary of the Treasury
Douglas Dillon
The
Debate Set On Foreign Aid Bill
Washington AP reports President Kennedy supports a 4.1 billion foreign aid package while a House panel trims the bill to 438 million for now. Debate on the measure opens with calls to allow amendments and could run several days. The discussion also touches on nuclear power uses and a sea level canal concept. Turkey will continue to buy American wheat.
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Washington
Kennedy
Bill
House
Teller
House Foreign
Panama Canal
will _ Teller
U.S
Ankara
Turkey
Rainfall Totals and Mysterious Tulsa Rainmaker at San Angelo
Central Texas and North Central Texas observed rainfall with Mineral Wells leading at 1.70 inches and San Angelo receiving a notable boost as a Tulsa based rainmaker offered services for $10,000 amid a San Angelo Weather Information Center fundraiser. Oklahoma amateur John Miller, electronics engineer, claimed rains began after his arrival as James Green oversees the drive and pledges lagged behind by about $5,000 before the downpours. Forecasts expect showers to taper Thursday and heat to return across the state.
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Weather Bureau
Abilene
Beaumont
Fort Worth
Galveston
Lufkin
Midland
Mineral Wells
Presidio
San Angelo
Waco
Wink
Victoria
Laredo
Amarillo
Austin
Brownsville
College Station
Corpus Christi
Childress
Dalhart
Dallas
el Paso
Houston
Junction
Lubbock
Luf’ Kin
Presdio
San Antonio
Wichita Falls
Tulsa
Oklahoman
John Miller
Oklahoma City
Miller
James Green
Green
San Angelo Weather Information Center, Inc
Two Men Injured In Local Bomb Blast
In San Antonio two young men were wounded when a homemade bomb exploded in the woods near Highland High School. Eddie Mustian, 22, and Roger Passant, 19, were injured. Mustian lost a hand as the device backfired and both were hospitalized.
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San Antonio
UPI
Eddie Mustian
Roger Passant
Highland High School
Mustian
Morse Seeks U S France Nuclear Cooperation Answer
Sen Wayne Morse asks the Kennedy administration to confirm within hours if the United States would share nuclear secrets with France if Paris rejects the limited test ban treaty. AEC Chairman Seaborg says eligibility hinges on France’s progress and approval by the administration and Congress.
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Washington
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Kennedy
U.S
France
Morse
Charles de Gaulle
Khrushchev
AEC
Glenn T. Seaborg
Atomic Energy Commission
Seaborg
State Department
Congress
Hungary loosens travel rule for 1956 refugees
Hungary allows 1956 refugees now residing abroad to visit the homeland with visas or entry permits. Applicants need a passport from their current country and a decision within 28 days. The decree stops arrest for past crimes if a visa is granted, but visas can be denied for alleged crimes. about 175000 fled, 40000 to the U S.
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Washington
Hungary
Budapest
United States
U.S
Buddhists Beaten at Priest’s Funeral in Saigon
In South Vietnam, government troops and secret police disrupted a funeral for a 17 year old novice priest who burned himself in protest. Soldiers seized the body and struck 25 Buddhists around a wooden coffin. Five were seriously injured and eight admitted to hospital. some were hit with rifle butts or bayonets.
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Nue City
South Viet Nam
UPI
Girl Injured in Alley Incident Near 16th Street
Sixteen year old Matthea Sowells received emergency treatment at St. Mary's Hospital after an alley altercation near her home. She was released Wednesday night after treatment for a cut between her eyes. A second sixteen year old girl faces suspicion in the incident.
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Marl M. Washington
99Th District Court
Nelson
Washington
19Th Sand
Ave A
James Williams
Williams
Lubbock
Barbara Faye Hodges
24Th St
Dean Marshell
16Th St
Marshell
Matthea Sowells
S. 16Th St
St. Mary's Hospital
Kennedys Leave Otis Hospital After Birth Tragedy
President and Mrs. Kennedy depart Otis Hospital hand in hand after the birth of their third child ended in tragedy as Patrick Bouvier Kennedy died less than two days later. They travel by helicopter to Squaw Island where Mrs. Kennedy will convalesce and the couple face a quiet holiday season.
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Otis Hospital
Douglas BR. Cornell
Patrick Bouvier Kennedy
Otis
Kennedy
Squaw Island
Accountant testifies on Wilson funds and escrow mix
Cross examination reveals confusion over Wilson funds with seven real estate purchases and insurer policies tied to a Fort Worth firm. Auditor says 93 700 spent from escrow for non escrow use and 95 700 deficit after considering 76 000 in Wilson accounts. No records on liens or personal entitlement determined. Wilson seeks to lift injunctions on funds in Texas New Mexico and California banks.
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Wilson
Bill Gillespie
Miss Camp
Filiott and Waldron
Fort Worth
Elliott and Waldron
Gillespie
Seagraves Bank
Seagraves
California
Lubbock
Coin shortage study notes rising demand and factors
A study links coin scarcity to 25 years in circulation and ties demand to the economy. Factories, vending, transit, and slots consume coins while collectors grow. Officials expect easing after the peak buying season with a Philadelphia mint upgrade possible by 1968.
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Federal Reserve
Tate
Mint
Philadelphia
Congress
Robert A. Wallace
the Treasury
Plant Closes After Suspension of Operations
The plant, normally employing about 115 people, suspended operations and dispersed remaining meat. It had operated at full capacity since the start of the year, slaughtering over 2,000 head weekly as beef shipments to various nationwide points ceased following the August 8 dissolution.
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Stephens
Duvalier Charged In Execution Of Families
Refugees from Haiti charge that President Francois Duvalier had entire families of rebel soldiers executed and homes looted as a warning to possible defectors in the Haitian armed forces.
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Santo Domingo
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