Allentown Gives $7000 For South Vietnamese Orphans
The Allentown area raised seven thousand dollars to aid Montagnard orphans in rural South Vietnam. Edward D. Miller and Dr Harverson coordinated the drive with church groups, townspeople, and the Allentown Area Council of Churches. Funds will fund land purchase, building, tools, and basic farming for 54 children enduring war and poverty. Candles were given for each donation during city events.
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Marriage Licenses in Lubbock and Nearby Areas
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Santa Claus Campside Interview Amid Forest Campfire
Reporter visits a Mesquite Patch clearing north of town where Santa Claus explains his extended duties. He discusses modern travel obstacles from airplanes to TV antennas, his night flights, and how he secretly works to deliver gifts worldwide.
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Federal parole overhaul proposed by National Committee
A federal plan led by George J. Reed would convert the parole board into an appellate body with hearing examiners handling initial reviews. Transcripts and full background checks would replace telephone interviews, emphasizing rehabilitation, halfway houses, and outpatient counseling to curb releases. The system would affect about 30,800 inmates and parolees under federal jurisdiction.
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D A requests higher bonds for bail on crimes in Houston
Houston District Attorney Garal Vance urged immediate higher minimum bail bonds in criminal cases especially for defendants on bail for prior charges. He cited a study showing 215 people accused of 779 crimes while on first offense bonds and urged bond denial in some cases through a state amendment.
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