Artists Barbara Harmon and Laine Exhibit At Baker Collector Gallery
Hundreds visit the Baker Collector Gallery to view Barbara Harmon and Laine’s works in a pre holiday display. Harmoni’s fairy tale imagery and Laine’s West tales draw regional interest as both artists sign prints and originals for guests.
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Baker Collector Gallery
Barbara Harmon
Taos
N.M
Tanner Laine
Avalanche Journal
West Texas
Ray Westbrook
Baker
Barbara Harmoni
N. M
Printsi
Laine
Old City
Tanner
Cowboy
Avalanche-Journal
Isilhouette
Texas
Allor “Tabigail
Defense seeks acquittal in Chicago conspiracy trial
Defense lawyers plan to move for a directed verdict of acquittal in the Chicago conspiracy trial of seven men charged with inciting riots at the 1968 Democratic National Convention. They contend the government failed to prove crossing state lines with intent to incite violence and challenge First Amendment rights. The defense also sought numerous mistrials, rejected by Judge Hoffman, and could present either no witnesses or a long list, possibly stretching the case into spring.
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Chicago
Julius J. Hoffman
William Kunstler
U.S
Hoffman
Ex Lubbock Resident Deported From Japan
Roger Scott 32 formerly of Lubbock left Japan for the United States under deportation orders Sunday. Two other Americans who fought deportation stayed in Japan. The trio began their legal battle with the Japanese Justice Ministry after returning to Japan June 24 from an unsuccessful attempt to visit China. They lacked re entry permits and were given short term visas which expired September 5 prompting orders to leave the country.
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Roger Scott
Lubbock
Japan
United States
Justice Ministry
China
Pardon Me Mister Your Mustache Is Crooked, AP Report
A New York AP piece examines men wearing false facial hair to look hip as a fashion trend expands beyond secret toupees. It notes prices from about 5.95 and discusses glue on hair and issues with fit color and application.
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New “York
Pany
Jong
Nione
Third Party Meeting Urges Wallace Open Nomination
A national meeting of third party groups in Indianapolis urged George Wallace to declare support for an open nominating convention and seek the party's 1972 nomination. Wallace sent a telegram saying he could not attend. Delegates condemned Vietnam policy, urged neutrality acts, and called for defense spending cuts.
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Indianapolis
Ind
George C. Wallace
National Committee
Wallace
Gov. Wallace
William K. Shearer
Los Angeles
The
American Independent Party
Shearer
Indiana
AIP
Fred Culp
Independent
Courage
United Nations
U.S
Vietnam
Joseph F. Payton
Dayton
Ohio
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Avenue of Lubbock
Sun. Ie
Longines Precision Ultra
Zales
Zales Gustom
Congress
Ciscomfort
Cade
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First State Bank OF
Shallowater
Raymond Barker
EAS
Tampa
Havatampa
Texas International Airlines
Civil Aeronautics Board
Los A
Albuquerque
Tem
Theles
Mexico
Texa
Southwest
Texas Inter Snday
Pamper
Texas International
Cues Maus
Grey Tsare Rd Dal
Ational
Exas
Sherwin-Williams
Sherwin-Williams Co
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Dan
Austin St
Levellend
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