Starr County vote fraud trial witness identifies two defendants
An almost blind man testified that two Starr County defendants showed him how to mark his absentee ballot for the May primary. Miguel Carreon identified Guadalupe Morado and Minnie Garcia, with sheriff Dr Coun Rene Solis also linked to the case. The trial covers 22 defendants as alleged conspirators to dilute Democratic primary votes in the border county.
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Brownsville
Starr County
Miguel Carreon
Guadalupe Morado
Minnie Garcia
U.S. District Court
Biracial Desegregation Committee Named in Lubbock Schools
A biracial committee to oversee desegregation in Lubbock schools was named under a federal court order and Emergency School Assistance Program funding. Five members come from community groups including LULAC and NAACP, with three at large appointees such as Mrs. Willig Washington and Capt. Tom Foster.
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Salinag
Lulac League of United Latin American Citizens
Modesto Blanco
Title I Parents Advisory Committee
Vivian Thurman
Lubbock Council of
Parent-Teacher Associations
Jay Eagan
Chamber of Commerce
M.T. Read
NAACP
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Willig Washington
Ceepe
Dent
Nee Bern
Ae Leftwich
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Lubbock
Tom Foster
Social Security Extends Service in Levelland
Levelland residents can now reach the Social Security office without notice by dialing Enterprise 8 for the extended service. The program, announced by John Hutton, Lubbock district manager, allows callers to handle most Social Security business through the Enterprise system, per Olie E. O Neal Jr. field representative.
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Levelland
John Hutton
Lubbock
Enterprise 8
L Ner
sais Olie_E. O'Neal Jr
Plains Bank announces staffing changes and resignations
Plains Special reports Re Mi Garithos president of Plains State Bank announces C L Young of Lockney has joined the hiring staff as cashier. Noutg replaces Cordell Hydesta, who resigned in October.
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Plains
Mi Garithos
the Plains
State Bank
C. L. Young
Lockney
Caghier
Noutg
Cordell Hyd Cesta
Military services relax rules to retain troops
Army chief Gen. Westmoreland says barracks changes lead to tougher stance across services. Air Force and Navy indicate limited relaxations while Marine Corps pledges no easing, aiming to keep enlistments as the draft era nears end.
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Amy
Air Force
Marine Corps
William C. Westmore‘land
Army
Pearny 20
Navy
Leonard F. ‘Chepmidl Jn
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U.S
Atty
Ed McDonough
Senee
Social Security
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