New Trial For Billie Sol Hinges On Money Decision
Ruling due after January 1 on whether Billie Sol Estes will be brought back to Texas for trial on swindling charges. District Attorney A. R. Archer of Monahans said he will seek county funds to transport Estes and federal marshals to Texas for pre trial and trial proceedings. Estes is serving a 15 year federal sentence for mail fraud conspiracy. a state retrial was ordered by the U.S. Supreme Court due to television coverage.
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Top to Bottom Review Urged for Congress by Mansfield
Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield urged a thorough evaluation of domestic laws and older programs such as the draft subsidies and taxes. He asked for a major reexamination in the 90th Congress and named Medicare pollution Civil rights and urban programs as potential review items.
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Vietnamese Paratroop Assault Signals Expanded War Effort
Vietnamese paratroopers aided by American advisers conducted a large airborne assault in the Mekong Delta. The operation followed heavy fighting as Communist forces attacked U.S. positions near Bong Son, with 29 Viet Cong killed and 4 captured. The action suggests a broader U.S. troop movement into the delta and marks a major exchange of artillery and air support.
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Civilian Areas Hit Prompt Military Debate Over Bombing
President spe cialists face criticism over North Vietnam air raids with the Pentagon acknowledging civilian areas near Hanoi suffered damage. The New York Times reports mass destruction around Nam Dinh and Phu Ly as officials insist civilian casualties are unavoidable where military targets lie in populated zones. Eisenhower backs the need to distinguish military aim from civilian harm while warning civilians exist globally. Senate discussion continues as controversy spills into page 10.
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Disneyland Enchanted Visit for Dying Michigan Girl
Six year old Suzy Dewey of Grand Rapids, Michigan, died of leukemia but fulfilled a wish to visit Disneyland. An anonymous donor funded the trip from Michigan, allowing Suzy to meet Walt Disney characters, ride Dumbo and the Mad Hatter's teacups, and share a kiss with Goofy and the Three Little Pigs before tiring in a wheelchair.
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Jackie Puts Stop To Injunction Bid A Chrono
Mrs. John F Kennedy and Harper Row said she would not press a temporary injunction to block The Death of a President. Harper Row will publish by April 1 unless a settlement is reached. a mid January trial is possible if an accord is not reached. Manchester ill with pneumonia delays related actions and both sides seek amicable talks.
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Harper & Row
Prayer and negotiations aim to settle Kennedy dispute
Anonymous with Mr Manchester and representatives seek through prayer and talks to resolve outstanding differences. Despite illness the author, Mrs Kennedy suspends her motion for a temporary injunction. A Kennedy spokesman says the agreement aims to avert Thursday court hearing. A source close to the Kennedys calls it close to an agreement.
Train Tanker Crash Kills Eleven In Everett
A self propelled train and an oil truck collided at midnight on Second Street Everett Mass causing a fiery explosion. Initial reports listed as many as 11 dead with nine of twelve hospital arrivals burned. Police say the train stopped on the crossing and was struck as the truck pushed off the tracks.
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Blizzard Looms and Lifts Across Texas Panhandle
A two phase blizzard battered Texas, dumping up to eight inches of snow in the Panhandle and South Plains while ice glazed highways and caused several traffic accidents. Forecasters warned of blizzard conditions in the Panhandle. warnings spread to 14 states before easing as winds shifted. Two injuries occurred in Lubbock with multiple snow flurries and freezing drizzle noted across Caprock towns.
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Two Killed In Wrecks On South Plains Roads
Two people died in separate late Tuesday crashes on the South Plains. George Mazac 40 Snyder and Clifford C Beaird 60 Lamesa were killed as Mazac’s van collided with a bridge rail and burned near Snyder while Beaird’s pickup hit a parked semi-trailer by the Coffee Time Cafe south of Lamesa. Witnesses and the highway patrol described the wrecks as severe with weather not to blame. The fatalities raise the year’s road death count to 117.
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Lamesa
U.S. 87
Wendell Rehm
Scurry County
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Canyon Creek
Ira
Odessa
Wesley Dyess
Snyder Company
Williamson-Dickie Co
Bell Seale Funeral Home
Joe Stone
Stotts
Pentagon denies book claims of Soviet nuclear bomber over U S
Lehigh University professor cites a 1964 report of a new Soviet nuclear powered bomber flying over three U S areas San Francisco New York City and Hawaii with radar evasion gear The Defense Department says it has no knowledge of such penetration and calls the story implausible The book Secret Electronic Espionage by John Carroll a Lehigh engineering professor is published by E P Dutton
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Ministry of Defense
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United States
San Francisco-Oakland
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Weather Map Page Lubbock Vicinity Report
Mostly fair and colder today with high near 30 and low around seven. Northerly winds around 25 mph. Observations show varied readings with readings about noon and midnight. Sun rises at 7 32 and sets at 3 47 giving 100 percent humidity at peak.
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