Million-dollar expansion in damage suit against Citizens National Bank
In a July 11 1966 damage suit amended last week Homer G Maxey and co plaintiffs add 34 defendants including Citizens National Corp and 33 individuals. They seek over 21 million dollars in judgment from the bank and related parties citing business dealings across New Mexico Oklahoma Texas and Missouri involving Plaza Building holdings ranches cattle and securities.
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Homer G. Maxey
William Goodacre
Tommy Elliott
Citizens National Bank
Maxey
Court Area
Citizens National Corp
Clyde Gordon
E. W. Williams
Monterey Lubbock Corp
George N. Atkinson
Wesleyb. Blankenship
R. A. Burford
Frank HH. Chappell Jr
Dan Davis
W. F. Eisenberg
Vernice Ford
S. S. Forrest
T. J. Goad
Harold Hinn
W. D. Hard
J. J. Trish
Charles B. Jones
Frank Janell
William E. Reeney
Levenson
Retha O R. Martin
Edwin C. Merrimain
W. Od. Noel
K. G. Rodman
Hard G
Cory
Houston
San Antonio man 60 shot dead in apartment dispute
San Antonio resident Jerry Autrey, 60, was shot and killed in his south side apartment Saturday. Police blamed the shooting on a family argument and said charges would be filed on Monday.
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San Antonio
Tex
Cap Et Jerry Autrey
San Antona
Fanny
Humphrey Hunts New York Game
President Hubert Humphrey paused from duties Saturday to hunt in New York with a small party. After Minneapolis events he departed on a hunting trip with no names disclosed. A spokesman said the vice president and party would stay in New York for the weekend and return Monday.
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Washington Cap
Hubert Humphrey
Tas Dunes
Minneapolis
Minn
View
Roemibers
HaMupas
Kendrick Seeks Legislative Seat For 76th District
John L. Kendrick a Brownfield banker and new state representative filed as a Democratic candidate for District 76 Place 5. The district now includes Lubbock Terry and Hockley counties with Rep Reed Quilliam vacating the seat.
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John L. Kendrick
Brownfield
Lubbock
Terryo
Hockley
Reed Quilliam
Wendrick
Distriet
Terry County
Assistant priest found dead in Dallas hotel gash on face
The Rev. Joseph Morell, age in his mid forties, assistant priest from Conroe, was found dead in a Dallas Hotel room with a facial gash. Homicide Lieutenant Ted Wells said cause of death to be determined by physicians. Morell had recently been treated after a December collision in the Dallas area. He formerly served at Sacred Heart Church in Conroe and was ordained in 1952. The wake-up call never answered and hotel staff noted no one else in room. Police investigated and hotel staff speculated the sounds could be teenage convention attendees in the building.
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Dallas
Conroe
Ted Wells
Joseph Morell
Sacred Heart Roman Catholic Church
T. T. Cronin
Father Morell
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Houston
A.m
Baker Hotel
Witte
Louisiana
Port Arthur
Christ the King Church
San Augustine
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