Belli Defends Civil Law At UT After Ruby Case
Melvin Belli spoke to about 2,000 at the Texas Union about civil law, calling the Ruby trial a kangaroo verdict. He faulted Texas on lack of an alternate juror system and the burden of dozens of special issue questions in personal injury cases.
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Austin
Melvin Belli
California
Jack Ruby
Dallas
Texas
Texas Union
University of Texas
Kangaroo Railroad
Belli
Ruby
Lee Harvey Oswald
Kennedy
Hubert Winston Smith
Friday Beauty Contest at La Ventana Extravaganza
Texas Tech hosts the La Ventana Extravaganza in Lubbock Municipal Auditorium at 7 30 p m with 25 Miss Mademoiselle finalists chosen from 300 entrants. The winner appears on the Mademoiselle section of the 1965 Tech yearbook and Miss Playmate is to be announced. Admission is 150 per couple or 1 for singles.
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Texas Tech
Lubbock Municipal Auditorium
Miss. Mademoiselle
la Ventana
Tech
Sigma Delta Chi
Hens Professional Journalistic Society
Dallas Man Speaks To Life Underwriters
William D Blaydes of Great National Life Insurance Co Dallas spoke to over 220 people at the South Plains Assn of Life Underwriters meeting at the Caprock Hotel. Rep George Mahon spoke briefly. Blaydes discussed Beneficiary Arrangements in Life Insurance. He has been a chartered life underwriter since 1959 and leads the Texas Leaders Round Table.
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William D
Bill) Blaydes
Great National Life Insurance Co
Dallas
South Plains Assn. of
Life
Caprock Hotel
George Mahon
Blayde
Blaydes
Chartered
Texas Leaders Round Table
Dallas Assn. of
Life Underwriters
Thelbert Miller
Spalu, Ipresident
Tents for Iraqi Army Use Green Canvas Material
Tents for the Iraqi Army will be produced from a special type of green canvas.
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Baghdad
Kuwait forms new government vows nonalignment abroad
Kuwait's new cabinet pledged a foreign policy of nonalignment and cooperation with Arab states while avoiding involvement in disputes. Information Minister Sheikh Jabir El Salem announced the policy after Crown Prince Sheikh Sabah El Sabah formed the cabinet on Sunday.
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Damascus
Syria
Kuwait
Jabir el Salem
Sabah el Salem el Sabah
St Louis police nab Jade and Ivory boat theft suspect
St Louis detectives arrested Wyron Hornberg of Maplewood after he admitted stealing a jade and ivory model boat collection worth about 600000 from Harold Stiers. The boats were not recovered and six others were held for questioning in the Maplewood- University City raid.
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ST. Louis
Oliver Wahl
Wyron Hornberg
Maplewood
Harold Stiers
Hornberg
Wahl
Associated Press
Meetling
University City
Stiers
Mariner 4 Encounters Dust Spark and Minor Malfunction
The Mariner 4 NASA probe faces two issues on its Mars mission. A dust particle may have caused loss of star Canopus lock, while the solar plasma experiment has stopped functioning. JPL reports the craft still powers toward Mars and hopes to restore the missing function.
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Pasadena
Calif
UPI
Mars
Red Planet
Caltech Jet Propulsion Laboratory
JPL
Mariner
Dallas Speakers Attend Washington Conference on Education TV
Dr. R. C. Goodwin president of Texas Tech and D. M. Mc Elroy director of educational television join about 300 attendees at a two day Washington Conference on Education al Television. Sponsored by the National Association of Educational Broadcasters with the U S Office of Education the meeting gathers representatives from roughly 100 educational stations to discuss long range financing plans for educational television.
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R. C. Goodwin
Texas Tech
D. M. McElroy
Educational Television
Washington
National Association of Educational Broadcasters
United States Office of Education
Lubbock Man Attends Hydraulics School
Don Montgomery of Hancock Manufacturing Co. a shop foreman for tractor scraper and hydraulic assembly traveled to Detroit for a hydraulics school sponsored by Vickers Inc. He earned a special certificate of recognition for outstanding achievement and achieved a high rating of 95.
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Don Montgomery
Harvard
Hancock Manufacturing Co
Detroit
Mich
Vickers, Inc
Montgomery
Hancock
Vickers
Taylor Holds Urgent Talks With South Vietnamese Premier
U S ambassador Maxwell D Taylor met Monday with Premier Tran Van Huong in Saigon to discuss ways to win the war against the Viet Cong. He was joined by Deputy Ambassador A Alexis Johnson and General Westmoreland who commands more than 22 000 troops. Taylor had returned from Washington to brief President Johnson and other officials.
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UPI
U. S
Maxwell D. Taylor
Tran van Huong
Taylor
A. Alexis Johnson
William C. Westmoreland
Washington
Johnson
Missing Sapia children Found Safe Under Porch
Eight year old Diana Lynn Sapia and her four year old brother Brian were reported missing Sunday in Kent Woodlands California. Police bloodhounds located them ten hours later under the front porch of their home.
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Kent Woodlands
Calif
UPI
Diana Lynn Sapia
Brian
Tshombe Heads For UN Debate
Premier Moise Tshombe plans to depart for New York to address a United Nations Security Council session on the Congo and on the arms airlift to Congo rebels. He again accused Algeria Sudan and the United Arab Republic of aiding the Communist aligned rebels in the east. In Cairo a Communist diplomat said the Soviet Union would finance the growing arms airlift to the rebels.
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Leopoldville
the Congo
Moise Tshombe
New York
U.N. Security Council
Congo
Tshombe
Algeria
Sudan
United Arab Republic
Cairo
Soviet Union
Traffic chief heads Texas college security group
The Texas Association of College and University Traffic Security Departments organized at a special meeting in Austin. Bill G. Daniels of Texas Tech was named president with A. R. Hamilton of Texas and Sterling Baker of Houston as officers. Next year’s meeting will be at Texas Tech.
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Texas Association of College and University Traffic
Austin
Bill G. Daniels
Texas Tech
A. R. Hamilton
University of Texas
Sterling Baker
University of Houston
Local Music Contest Selects Dallas State Qualifiers
Sunday contest by South Plains Music Teachers Assn named three students to advance to the Dallas state contest on Dec 30. Winners include John Sumerlin concerto First Movement of Beethoven in C major, Diane Enger senior solo First Movement of Mendelssohn G minor, and Steve Joiner Minor Fantasy by Mozart.
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South Plains Music Teachers Assn
Dallas
National Music Teachers Assn
Mildred Klein
27Th St
John Sumerlin
Beethoven
Diane Enger
Mendelssohn
Steve Joiner
Mozart
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