Shots Fire At Cafe Spurs Robbery Arrests In Lubbock
A 33 year old man faces robbery by assault charges after four men stopped T D Booker at East 19th Street and Ave C early Saturday and relieved him of 176 dollars. Tommy Ransome 35 of 409 17th Street was jailed on 5000 bond as one of several suspects sought. A station wagon shooter fired into the cafe and a 29 year old man was later jailed for carrying a prohibited weapon and discharging firearms. Police recovered weapon and pursued additional suspects. News also reports a stabbing at 1019 Idalou Road a coin box theft from Holiday Inn and multiple shoplifting incidents across the city.
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T. D. Booker
7Th St
Lubbock County
Tommy Ransome
17Th St
Ransome
Booker
Deb Harlan
E. 19Th St
18Th St
Ave. D
A. J. Moore
23Rd St
Idalou Road
Webster Johnson
E. Broadway
Methodist Hospital
Holiday Inn
Slaton
Gene Thomas
Frontier
Parkway Drive
New Mexico
Amarillo Highway
James Dillard
Christmas concert, hospital updates, and kennel club officers
Linda Rainey, seven, daughter of Mrs. John C. Rainey, underwent an emergency appendectomy and was reported in good condition at St. Mary's Hospital. Eleven year old Jimmy Norton fractured his wrist and was treated and released from West Texas Hospital. The Tech Christmas concert in the Tech Union Ballroom features the concert and varsity bands, the Choral Belles and the Tedh Singers in a public program. Heart of the Plains Kennel Club installed 1963 officers led by Pat Hastings as president and George Nichols as first vice president.
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Linda Rainey
John C. Rainey
46Th St
St. Mary's Hospital
Linda
Chris Harwell
Jimmy Norton
O. E. Norton
40Th St
West Texas Hospital
Tech
Tech Union
Choral Belles
Tedh Singers
Heart of the Plains Kennel Club
Pat Hastings
George Nichols
C. L. Eady
Ruby Vincent
Vera Petermann
Tom Coon
Jack Krahn
Wilma Coon
Hal Allen
Nig Clark
Wallace Harllee Jr
Clyde Brown
Youth Held In Riots Claims Mistreatment
Melvin Bruce of Decatur Georgia, free on 25000 bond after being charged with inciting riot at the University of Mississippi, says U S marshals abused him depriving food water and toilet facilities for about 15 hours in a lyceum dungeon. He denies involvement in rioting during James Meredith admission in September and says he was arraigned Monday night and released on bond Friday.
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Baton Rouge
Melvin Bruce
Decatur
University of Mississippi
U.S
Lyceum
Bruce
Ole Miss
James Meredith
Ballot Readied for Budapest Elections Next Feb 24
The presidential office in Hungary announced that elections for Parliament and local councils will be held February 24. A single list of candidates will be formed at mass meetings from January 10 to January 28.
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Budapest
Hungry
District 13 FTA Names Officers
District 13 Future Teachers of America announced officer posts at the close of its annual meeting on Saturday at Texas Tech. Stanley Black, Muleshoe High School student, was named president. other officers include Gene Dunn of Ralls as vice president, Sherlyn Este p of Lorenzo recording secretary, Sharon Edwards of Lockney financial secretary, and Billy Carson of Olton as a further officer.
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Deanna Cathey
Brownfield
Linda Williams
Lorenzo
Karen Jones
Muleshoee
FTA
Jim Archer
Spur
Fort Worth
Virginia Paschall
Tech Student Union
Muleshoe
Plainview
Tech Student Education Association
Aubrey Green
Lubbock High School
Bary Gore
Tech
SEA
Carey Southall
Tech Education Department
Stanley Black
Future Teachers of America
Texas Tech
Gene Dunn
Ralls
Sherlyn Estep
Sharon Edwards
Lockney
Billy Carson
Olton
Miss Fta
Sherryn Estep
Orton
Satellite backing tightens Moscow China standoff
Russia lines up solid support from Poland Romania Italy and other satellites in a broadened ideological clash with Red China. Experts say the world communist camp nears crisis as Sofia Budapest and Prague debates shape the lineup. The Kremlin brands dogmatism as greater danger than Tito's revisionism.
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London
UPI
Russia
Red China
Sofia
Budapest
Prague
Italy
Communist Party
Europe
Moscow
Poland
Romania
Kremlin
China
Marshal Tito
Yugoslavia
Strike Hits Syrian Teachers Paralyze State Schools
Syrian teachers walked out seeking higher wages and shorter hours causing widespread school closures across government schools. Government figures indicate about half a million students affected as the strike spread through Damascus and other regions.
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Damascus
Syria
Two-Hearted Canine Dies In Red Capital
In Moscow AP reports Grishka a dog with two hearts and an extra lung died apparently from a blow. Dr Vladimir Demikov who implanted the organ was quoted noting the experimental subject failed Saturday.
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Red Capital
Moscow
Grishka
Vladimir Demikov
Nocona School Razed By 135000 Blaze
Fire destroyed Nocona South Ward Elementary Saturday before daylight causing about 135000 in damage. Firefighters from Nocona Bowie and Saint Jo fought the blaze with no injuries reported. Insurance covered about 92500 of the loss.
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Nocona
Nocona, Tex
UPI
South Ward
Bowie
Saint Jo
Aging check earns 6 percent interest for 27 years
A 1935 issued check, 10 cent reimbursement for mileage, has grown to 48 cents after 27 years with 6 percent annual compounding, nearly fivefold the original value. The warrant’s face value now reflects its long-term investment growth.
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