Entire Series To Undergo Tests Review
The Ranger space program shifts strategy as Ranger VI is canceled for a full design review. NASA will apply test improvements to Rangers VII through IX after an inquiry board's final report, following Ranger V failure.
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California Institute of Technology
Earth
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Surveyor
Trial on Herring murder ends in acquittal
Odessa teenager John Mack Herring is acquitted in the kiss and kill murder case, with prosecutor Dan Sullivan vowing to persist in the fight against the insanity defense and continue the push through the Texas Legislature despite a Beaumont verdict that seemed almost inevitable under the law.
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Leo Lambert Andrews
John Mack Herring
Odessa
Dan Sullivan
Texas
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Sullivan
Owen Lord
Board of Psychiatrists
Herring
Warren Burnett
Winkler County
John Kinross-Wright
Houston
Williams
Andrews
Burnett
Mack Herring
Nine New York papers locked in 12 day strike impasse
Publishers say survival depends on a settlement while the AFL CIO ITU Local 6 rejects terms. The Daily News warns of layoffs if a settlement raises costs. mediator Schlossberg reports no movement as ITU printers threaten to stay out.
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Daily News
News
Stephen J. Schlossberg
Aflcio International Typographical Union
Willard Wirtz
ITV
Schlossberg
Times
World-Telegram & Sun
Journal-American
Mirror
Herald Tribune
Post
Long Island Star-Journal
Long Island Press
Long Island
Bertram A. Powers
Wok
Publishers Assn. of
The
Publishers Association
Afl-Cio American Newspaper Guild
Doctor Says Actor Powell Very Sick
Hollywood AP report states actor producer Dick Powell, 57, is gravely ill with severe back pain possibly from cancer, though X rays show nothing conclusive. Powell remains under heavy sedation after hospital admission on November 27 for a presumed muscle spasm linked to a cold.
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Hollywood
Dick Powell
John C. Sharpe
Powell
Mink Cape Theft Among Reported Local Thefts
Police reports detail a $600 mink cape stolen from a Lubbock Country Club store and multiple minor losses. Auto and garage items including a $17 jacket and $25 golf gear were reported missing, with car damage from vandalism and juvenile egg‑throwing incidents noted.
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Warrick Carr
15Th St
Lubbock Country Club
E. G. Litle
San Antonio
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Joe Lee Woodard
Mesa House
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Robert C. Wright
56Th St
Jim Williams
14Th St
Ave. X
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Wallace Garber
Gaston Hall
Texas Tech
Garber
R. C. ‘Taylor
46Th St
W. R. Price
E. Lst
Bobby Barker
Carrol Bartley
Barker
Littlefield Man Injured in Collision Near Anton
Lee Crawford a 49 year old Littlefield resident remained in critical condition at Methodist Hospital after a Tuesday evening crash three miles south of Anton. Crawford suffered a broken neck when his pickup veered into an automobile driven by Billy McKee of Lubbock. the pickup overturned. Crawford, a bulldozer operator, was moved from a local hospital to Methodist Hospital in Lubbock on Wednesday morning.
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Lee Crawford
Methodist Hospital
Crawford
Anton
Collison
Billy McKee
Lubbock
McKee
Pattrolmen
Methodist
Quake-Resistant Building Erected in Ashkhabad
A three story structure on large metal shock absorbers was built in Ashkhabad to endure a 36 hour earthquake, according to Iloscow Radio cited by UPI on Wednesday.
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UPI
Ashkhabad
Iloscow Radio
Levelland School Chief Named Bank President
Thad McDonnell, Levelland Public Schools superintendent since 1961, becomes president of Levelland State Bank effective January 8. He will replace D. E. Collings as directors vote in January. The move follows Homer Johnson and Bob Reid purchasing controlling bank interest.
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Levelland Public Schools
Levelland State Bank
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Homer Johnson
Bob Reid
Reid
Johnson
Hockley County
D. E. Collings
Reid and Johnson
Collins
J. O. Gillham
Brownfield State Bank and Trust Co
Bob Reid Chevrolet Co
Homer Johnson Oil and Butane Co
Funds Sought to Save Portales Gravel Pit Graveyard Site
Gov. Tom Bolack asked Gov. Nelson Rockefeller to back a Rockefeller Foundation grant to fund ongoing and preservation excavations at a Portales area site seven miles northeast. The find includes mammoth remains and artifacts, hailed as the region’s most significant of its kind in the Western Hemisphere. UT faculty Dr. Lundelius and Dr. Epstein visited to assess bone positioning and possible Old World connections.
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Tom Bolack
Nelson Rockefeller
New York
Rockefeller Foundation
Bolack
Here
Rockefeller
Hemisphere
University of Texas
Ernest Lundelius
Jeremiah Epstein
Lundelius
Epstein
Tulia Gin Worker Seeks Recovery After Gin Fire
A Tulia gin employee, A J Howell, 55, was injured about 1 30 p m Wednesday when a small fire broke out in Sefcik Gin No 1. Howell, listed in good condition at Swisher County Hospital, fell eight feet from a lint cleaner during the blaze which started in cotton at the lower level. The fire was extinguished before equipment was damaged.
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Tulia
A. J. Howell
Sefcik Gin
Howell
Swisher County Hospital
Gallows Await Texan For Part In Crime Spree
James D. Latham of Mauriceville Texas and George R. York of Jacksonville Florida are set for execution January 31 in Kansas for their roles in a five state crime spree that killed seven people. They were convicted November 7 1961 in Russell Kansas for the Oakley Kansas murder and admitted killings in Florida Illinois Tennessee and Colorado. They escaped Fort Hood Texas May 24 and carried out an all day crime spree.
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George R. York
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Russell
Kan
Otto E. Ziegler
Oakley
Florida
Ilinois
Tennessee
Colorado
Fort Hood
Agricultural commodity quotes from Chicago market report
American Exchange Chicago reports steady oats and barley pricing with no wheat corn or soy sales. Oats No 1 extra heavy white 78 Soybean oil 814B%A Barley prices range from 1.25 to 1.33 for choice and 0.88 to 1.05 for feed with N suffix indications.
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ITL
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O Controls Co Am
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Stone&Web
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WestnTab
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Phoenix
Plume & At
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Ross Proddy
Dia Y Royal School
Potato market report with varied regional prices
Chicago AP USDA report shows potato arrivals at 46 on track 187 with total U S shipments 351. Supplies moderate. demand light and market dull. Idaho russets 3 70. Red River Valley round reds 2 10 2h.
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USDA
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Red River Valley
Grain futures trim losses after bearish crop report
Chicago grain futures showed scattered gains in oats and rye as early trading revived, but broad selling persisted under a largely bearish government crop report. The annual report lifted projected production for corn oats rye and soybeans with corn and rye raised notably. Wheat finished near steady with slight moves in either direction and soybeans steady to down.
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