Tech student aids capture of vandalism suspects in canyon
A Texas Tech student and deputies tracked four youths after a car was shot and damaged near Ransom Canyon. One suspect, 18 year old Joe Ramiro Gongora, is jailed on $1,000 bond. three juveniles are in county custody. The victim used a rifle to deter the group as they fled.
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Buffalo Lakes Road
A Accident Adjust ment Co Tops A Acme Pawnshop In Directory
The A Accident Adjust ment Company beat out the A Acme Pawnshop for the first listing in this year’s directory book. The pawnshop held the honor last year. Volo dymyr Zyla keeps the anchor position in the Lubbock section for a second consecutive year. Z section expands with Zuni Park Baptist Church rising from the fifth to seventh from last in the book. Idatou subscrib ers list places Benjamin Young of Loren zo at the end of the alphabet. Rim rock City earns the final Yellow Pages listing under Zoos.
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Volodymyr Zyla
Lubbock
Zuni Park Baptist Church
Idatou
Benjamin Young
Lorenzo
Rimrock City
Polygraph Use Under Fire Amid Federal Investigations
A committee challenges polygraph validity while agencies spend nearly 5 million dollars annually to operate the devices. Moss notes unqualified operators conduct tests in varied cases and sometimes spy on subjects with two way mirrors and hidden mics.
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Moss
World leaders discuss nuclear reach and Vietnam in Geneva talks
President OReeene voices halt on spreading atomic weapons abroad while sanctions loom over Rhodesia’s independence. European leaders seek faster Common Market development and aid to developing nations as Johnson weighs West Germany’s role in allied nuclear strategy. Viet Nam dominates conference questions. Moyers deflects UN truce plans while Taylor urges stepped military pressure.
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Erhard
de Gaulle
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Maxwell D. Taylor
Saigon
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Civil Actions Under Way In Courts Here
Civil cases continued in local courts with several trials rescheduled for Wednesday as juries prepared. Testimony progressed in the Webster Cammack vs. Health Insurance Association suit while workmen's compensation cases stalled due to witness absence. Another suit by Andrew Lee Cook against Employers' Liability Assurance seeks damages for a February injury. Bangkok news notes Thailand may bar foreign troop visits.
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Wey
Mary L. Dee
Howard C. Davison
99Th District Court
Andrew Lee Cook
Employers’ Liability Assurance Corp. Ltd
Texas Contract Cleaning Co
Lubbock
Man Charged Here In Theft Of Silverware
Fort Worth officers recovered almost a full silverware set from a club theft. Almeida, an employee from Oct 4 to Nov, is charged and accused of illegal entry. Henry Guzman, 23, 301 Sherman St, faces charges for a Sunday auto theft near Cecil Daniel of Ralls and carrying a prohibited weapon after a 9:30 a.m. crash on 8th Street.
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Ee Ae
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Ilegally
Henry Guzman
Sherman St
Cecil Daniel
Ralls
8Th St
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Poseneelan
NATO leaders attend Paris pre council dinner
NATO Sec Gen Manlio Brutto meets Canadian External Affairs Minister Paul Martin as NATO council president designate. A pre council dinner with the four powers was held at the German Embassy in Paris amid British Foreign Secretary Michael Stewart’s sudden illness and replacement by Denis Healey and Sir Paul Gore-Booth. Rain disrupts eastern Australia’s drought relief efforts as water sources fill. A separate note mentions George J. McCleskey held on a $1,500 bond in a felony case.
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NATO Council
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University City
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France
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Michael Stewart
London
Denis Healey
Paul Gore-Booth
Foreign Office
Christmas Card Drive Opens in Floydada After Third Year
The 1962 Junior Study Club starts its third annual Christmas card drive benefiting local special education classes and the hospital emergency fund. Residents wishing to participate should contact Mrs. Elmer Williams or Mrs. Dean Morris in Floydada.
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Elmer
Dean Willams
Dean ‘Morris
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