East European Reds face crackdown in Iraq after revolt
In Iraq following a July revolt, Eastern European Communists face arrest and execution as the new regime led by Abdel Salam Aref consolidates power. Reports from Stocker and Gartner describe settlers, advisers, and arms from the Soviet bloc. Basra battles persist with hundreds reported killed.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Iraq
Abdelj
Revolutionary Council
Red
China
United States
Britain
Soviet Union
Kassem
Gartner
Aref
Nasser
Abadan
Iver
Faisal
Baghdad
Basra
Shatt Al-Arab
Hansa
Khorramshahr
Iran
Tehran
Don’t Let Change-of-Life Torture You With Feet
A vintage style advertisement for Lydia E. Pinkham Compound claims relief from hot flashes and nervousness during menopause. It targets women, touting gentleness and avoidance of shots, urging readers to obtain the product now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Jury selection in Barbara Stevens narcotics trial continues
In Galveston UPI report jurors were being questioned for another day in the trial of Barbara Stevens 23 of La Marque Texas accused of smoking a marijuana cigarette as she arrived at school last October.
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Galveston
UPI
la Marque
Tex
Barbara Stevens
Forty more arrests in Odessa burglary ring roundup
Police report sixteen arrests tied to a teenage burglary and theft ring. Among those taken Tuesday were a 16 year old Latin American youth and a girl, with two adults charged in a separate Saturday car theft on E 50th Street. Additional suspects linked to more than 20 burglaries were questioned.
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Susana Cardenas Jr
7Th St
Albert Constancio
223 Ave
E. 50Th Street
W. C. Cox
Odessa
Asst. Dist. Atty
Roy J B. Johnson
Cardenas
Justice of the Peace
George H. McCleskey
Constancio
Denas
el Paso jJan
Texas Tech
Jim Tindle
10Th St
Tindle
Brownfield Hwy
Texas Senate panel backs 200 million for industry lure plan
A Senate Constitutional Amendments Committee approved a measure to create a Texas Industrial Development Authority to oversee a 200 million bond funded program aiding cities in attracting industry. The proposal allows municipalities to form industrial districts with loans up to 500 000 for applicants and seeks swift bank support.
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Austin
Senate
Texas
Martin Dies
Lufkin
Texas Industrial Development Authority
Dies
Constitutional Amendments Committee
Ships Collide In Fog But Both Reach Baltimore Under Power
The Japanese freighter Arizona Maru and the American tanker Marine Dow Chem collided in fog and rain on upper Chesapeake Bay offshore from Betterton, Maryland. No injuries or fire occurred, both ships sustained above waterline damage, and both proceeded to Baltimore under their own power. The Arizona Maru, from Philadelphia bound for Baltimore to load for the Far East, is 512 feet, 9,187 tons gross, owned by O. S. K. Lines of Osaka. The Marine Dow Chem, 528 feet, 9,956 tons gross, owned by Marine Chemical Transport Co. of Wilmington, had sailed from New York with chemicals. Both ships docked in Baltimore around 2 p.m.
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Baltimore
Marine Dow Chem
Chesapeake Bay
Coast Guard
Betterton
Chesapeake and Delaware Canal
Philadelphia
Moji
Japan
Far East
O. S. K. Lines
Osaka
Marine Chemical Transport Co
Wilmington
Del
New York
Soviet Troops In Cuba Said To Be Defecting
New York dispatch reports in diplomatic circles claim Soviet soldiers defecting in Cuba. Fourteen troops are said to have gone over the hill in Las Villas Province while Cuban guerrillas operate in the Escambray mountains. Reports of technicians seeking refuge at Guantanamo were denied. Western sources note friction and tougher measures by Soviet command to stop desertions as Russians move through Oriente Province near the Naval Base.
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New York
UPI
Havana
Las Villas
Escambray
U.S. Naval Base
Guantanamo
Washington
Defense Department
Oriente
Miami
Divorce and land suits dominate Amarillo court notes
Divorce actions filed include Walter Whitfield and Judy Davis et al while creditors and property suits cover two vehicle collisions, tax disputes, and numerous deed transfers in multiple districts. Legal actions involve settlements against insurance firms and collectors with detailed property deeds and appraisals listed.
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Robert H. Bean
E. M. Kilgore
Sterling Porteous
Margaret Winn Thompson
Delbert Terry Thompson
Patricia Hawkins
Herbert R.hawkins
Yvonne Dupraw
Joseph Dupraw
Jesse Lara Jr
Travelers Insurance Co
G. W. Burdette and
Bowman Lumber Co
Half fare plan proposed by American Airlines
American Airlines asks the Civil Aeronautics Board to approve a family plan enabling a husband on a first class fare to bring his wife and child for half price. The reduced rate would apply to about 900 daily American flights except Sundays.
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Washington
UPI
American Airlines
Civil Aeronautics Board
American
Mobile Mardi Gras Opens as 131st Celebration Starts
Mobile Alabama marks the 131st Mardi Gras with King Felix beginning his reign for 13 days of parades balls and masked revelry. Historians note Mobile claims Mardi Gras origins predating New Orleans with the 1831 private party that inspired the festival. The celebration runs nightly parades parties and ends on Mardi Gras Day February 26 with the crowning of King Felix and his queen.
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Mobile
Ala
UPI
Felix
Joy
New Orleans
Michael Krafft
Pampa Recall Ruling Is Voided By Court
The Seventh Court of Civil Appeals reversed a district court ruling ordering a recall election for the Pampa city commission. It held that a charter amendment did not alter recall provisions and that the commission was not required to hold the election.
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Amarillo
Court of Civil
Seventh Supreme Judicial District of Texas
Ochiltree County
Wyatt C. Hedrick
American Tank & Mfg. Co., Inc
First National Bank of
Littlefield
International Union of Operating Exineers & Local Union No. 351
James M. Casida
Delbert D. Fleck
Wayne Kelso
Rendell County
City Commission of
Pampa
Texas
Herman Whatley
Gray County
Amarilllo
UPI
Seventh Court of Civil Appeals
Train derailment near Beeville causes no injuries
Three engines and two cars of a Southern Pacific Freight train derailed Monday night eight miles north of Beeville. Investigators attributed the accident to a turned rail with no injuries reported.
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Beeville
UPI
Southern Pacific
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Ginitli
GNL
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Brownfield
Cecil Reese
Reis
Ed Hembright
W. C. Mauzey
C. A. Oldham
H. D. Woods
J. S. Hale
Semmy Hale
Ploydeda
Great National Life Insurance Company
J. Hay
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Carl C. Weichsel
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Paramaribo
Surinam
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Judy Norlene Davis
Aber- Lester
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Lena
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Idalou
John Carlton Miller
Shirley
Ann Hart
Back
Allen Owens
Rosie Lee Wheeler
Anton
Jackie Wilson Turner
Wanda Lee Turner
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Destrice
Victor H. Lindsey
Ruby_ Lee Ethiiie
Ronaldeee Ethehise
Bai Salome
Valentine Salome
Joe A. Lucero
Houston Fire and Casualty Insurance Co
Lubbock Automotive Supply Corp
Norman R. Crozier Jr
Comer
Venice Moore
St. Paul Fire and Marine Insurance Co
Anna
Et District Court
Howard C. Davison
Truman Godwin
Wanda Jacob Isen
Betty Jo Wooley
W. W. Wooley
James A. Ellis
First National Co
Old Kentucky Manfacturing Co
Co. W. Barrington
Barrington Food Store
Sall
Herbert Wayne Rogers
Robbie Ann Rogers
Lavon Driver
Jack Driver
Appeals Court
Richard Armstrong
C. Talent
W.R. Tanner
A. K. Smith
Meadowbrook
Villa
Uni
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J. D. Adkisson
Norman T. Anglin
Turner
Harold Dean Griffith
Kline A. Nall
Tech Terrace
E. Hayes Sieber
Frank Allen
Buneas Casa
A. B. Myatt
Wayne Payne
Abernathy
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John R. Hollins
Kuykendall
A. E. Pitts Jr
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Pleasant Ridge
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Elgin R. Black
Broadmoor
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Benhall Manor
James C. Turner
Gary Newton
Massey
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Highland
Sallie Low Wilkes Ragan
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Creatlawn
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Tanglewood
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Broadmoore
John Ag Sane
Charles L. Sabin
Lo’ Ll
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C. T. Clanton
Southwest
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Lyndale Acres
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Clay Pullan
Jack Kastman
Burl Kiser
Broadmoor Addn
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Lot SM
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M. J Balentine
Melanie P
Hugh L. Lackey
Wolfforth
C.H. Barger
R. G. Stapleton
Thornton
Travis B. Lincecum
Leftwich Monterey
Elbert M. White
Wayne Huddleston
Charlies B. Hansan Jr
Genesi Pons
Oakwood
John R. McFall
Richard Petty
John
Elk
Forrest
Burleson Osborn
Medcine
Matyi
J. E. Franklin
Kenneth
Cline
A. Frank Alien
Urban Renewal Agency
Sieber
Seamen's Bank For Savings
Administrator of
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Ron
Spears
Spears Hospital
Spears Chiropractic Hospital
East 10Th & Jersey Sts
Denver 20
Cole
Dept
FSLIC
Shaeffer
Barerarori
Soth
Lubbock, Texas
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