Roswell Motel Owner Arraigned in Murder Case
Roswell, Special) J W West 32 arraigned on first degree murder charges in the fatal knife attack on Paul Kindall 38 a Green Haven Cafe cook. West held without bond for district court action after arraignment before Justice J C Jones. Kindall died about 9 30 p m Wednesday.
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Woman Leader Rejects purge claims at un-American hearing
Mrs Dagmar Wilson founder of Women Strike for Peace testified before a House subcommittee amid applause denying any desire to purge Communists from the group. She said she cannot control or wish to control who joins for peace and welcomed those on all sides if united for peace. Reacting skeptically, some lawmakers questioned her stance while supporters echoed applause.
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Slayings Jump to Second This Month in County
West told police Kindall slipped on a greased floor and fell onto a knife. Thompson said an inquest will be held into Kindall death. The slaying marks the second in a month locally and the third in Chaves County that week.
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Death sentence handed down by Mexico judge
Second State Criminal Court Judge Alvaro Reyes imposes the death penalty on Dykes Askew Simmons for the 1959 roadside murders of Juan Manuel Perez Villagomez and his two sisters Hilda and Martha. A Saltillo federal appellate court had overruled an earlier death sentence for relying on one witness. Reyes cites additional evidence and Mexican Supreme Court rulings. Simmons, 30, a Fort Worth mechanic, was found guilty of killing the trio after a refused offer of help.
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Borneo Rebels Flee Into Jungle After West Sarawak Sweep
Anti-British rebels fled into Brunei and Sarawak jungles as British forces pushed a mopping-up operation along the west coast from Miri to Sibutu. Brig. Jack Glennie reported five British casualties and police loss updates showed seven dead and 27 wounded as of Wednesday. Rebel strength estimated at about 50.
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Dallas company to launch scout rocket for micrometeoroid study
Ling-Temco-Vought in Dallas will place a Scout rocket satellite in orbit within days to study micrometeoroids and their risk to manned spaceflight. Micrometeoroids travel up to 45 miles per second and can pierce metal in space.
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Tech Junior Group Sets Recital Today
Texas Tech junior string project presents Carols of Christmas at 7 p.m. in the Music Building recital room. Fifth and sixth graders from Lubbock Public Schools are featured with Tech students instructing. Free and open to the public.
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Cynthia Fagan
Paul Enger
Dolorez Jiminez
Janet Baker
Mark Banks
Bob Horton
Brenda Hughes
Emily Solnick
Neila
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