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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1969

Page

2

Woman pleads guilty to burglary and faces probation

Mary Martinez Palomo, 27, pleaded guilty to a burglary at a residence on 58th Street. Judge James A. Ellis sentenced her to three years probation and ordered at least six months in a Federal Hospital to treat heroin addiction. Also involved were Enrique Puentes Castillo and other defendants linked to multiple robberies and car burglaries in 1968.

Arrae Ensay Mary. Martinez Palomo James A. Ellis 13Thh Littlefield Palomo Jerry Plonkett Carey Stafford Bill Rutherford Jack Seal Carlisle Amarillo Florey Andrewson Fillis Roddy Fred Worsham Farm i Woilsforth Eldorado Atkinson Neal Varsity Village 4Th St Archie Gene Jackson E. Bates St Eddie Tates Teak. Ave

Sir Winston Churchill Statue Unveiled in Commons Hall

A 7 foot 5 inch bronze statue of Sir Winston Churchill in his debating stance was unveiled in the House of Commons lobby by Lady Clementine Spencer-Churchill. Noted figures including Harold Wilson and Edward Heath attended. The Oscar Nemon sculpture stands beside the Churchill Arch on a 3 foot 5 inch plinth. Churchill’s cigar is omitted due to Chamber rules.

London Sir Winston Churchill House of Commons Clementine Spencer- Churchill Winston Britain Churchill House of Danene Gaspa Harold Wilsor Edward Heath Spencer-Churchill Oscar Nemon David Lloyd George Horace King Mary Christopher Soames Paris Winston Churchill Palace of Westminster

Duke Ellington ends Europe tour with gifts from Prague crowd

Duke Ellington and his 17 member band wrapped up a month long unofficial goodwill tour of 32 European cities. The 70 year old composer said Prague audiences were wonderful and sensitive and noted gifts fromRussian musicians who followed him to his hotel. Ellington carried a letter from President Nixon praising him as an ambassador to music as he returned to New York.

New York Duke Ellington Kennedy Airport Prague Czechoslovakia Ellington Europe Nixon

Judge Rules Against Film Clip Use in Riot Conspiracy Trial

In Chicago Judge Hoffman barred a five minute film strip showing antiwar clash with police as evidence in the riot conspiracy trial of seven men led by Abbie Hoffman. Prosecutors used Deputy Rochford to describe the events from 1968 while defense questioned orders from Mayor Daley. Defendants include Dellinger Hoffman Davis Hayden Rubin Weiner Froines.

Chicago Juleius J. Hoffman James M. Rochford Rochford Camramen Hoffman William M. Kunstler U.S Grant Park International Amphitheatre Kunstler Richard J. Daley David T Dellinger Abbot “Abbie”Hoffman Rennard C. “Rennnte” Davis Thomas C. Hayden Jerry C Rubin Lee Weiner John R. Froines

Humphrey urges blue ribbon panel on My Lai probe

Former Vice President Hubert Humphrey in Dallas urged President Johnson to form a blue ribbon commission to investigate My Lai allegations. He proposed a panel with lawmakers executives and public members to avoid separate inquiries and ensure thorough evidence review. He cited Lt. William Calley facing premeditated murder charges and noted the need for objective, systematic examination. He also recounted social talks with Lyndon Johnson and prepared to speak to Jewish Welfare Federation. In a separate item, nearly 50,000 elementary students study mathematics via Individually Prescribed Instruction, an adaptive program in 32 states and 160 schools.

Dallas Hubert Ho Hur Nixe Lon My Lai Humphrey Congress William L. Calley Johnson City Lyndon J. Johnson Johnson Jewish Welfare Federation Experimental Washington UPI U.S. Office of Education

Ulcer patients warned against fibrous foods after surgery

Dr. Alan Hersehman of Jewish Hospital Long Island cautions ulcer patients with partial stomach removal to avoid fibrous foods. An X-ray of a six year post op patient revealed a bezoar blocking the small intestine after she ate two oranges and six figs daily.

New -Hyde Park Alan: Hersehman Long Island Jewish Hospital

U S lumber size standards revised to split dry and green wood

The Commerce Department will implement new lumber size standards next March to distinguish dry from green lumber. Dry two by fours will measure 1 4 by 3 1 2 inches, while green boards shrink slightly to 19 16 by 39 16 inches. The change aims to help consumers though its effect on costs is uncertain. One dissenter voiced from the Lumber Association of Southern California.

Washington Commerce Department Maurice H. Stans American Lumber Standards Committee Census Bureau Stans Wayne Gardner Lumber Association of Southern California Gardner

Nixon Elevates Houston Judge to Fifth Circuit

U S District Judge Joe Ingraham of Houston was elevated by President Nixon to the U S Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals. The appointment carries a $42500 annual salary and awaits Senate confirmation. Senator John Tower praised Ingraham's judicial restraint and integrity.

Houston U. S. Dist Joe Ingraham Nixon U. S. Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals Senate Ingraham John Tower R-Tex Ponca City Okla National University George Washington University Washington, D.C

Moon Rock Exhibit Draws Record Visitors at Witte Museum

The Witte Memorial Museum in San Antonio reported a record 36 822 visitors for a moon rock exhibit returned by Apollo 11 astronauts. The display drew the largest attendance for any exhibit at the museum before it was removed for shipment to Montgomery Alabama.

San Antonio Witte Memorial Museum Earth Montgomery Ala

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