Robbery charge and juvenile custody in Avenue AL incident
In a dark Avenue AL robbery report, Thomas faced charges but was later acquitted by a jury. Two youths aged 14 and 16 were taken into custody, with cases referred to juvenile court. Patrolmen Aveock and Gill spoke from the station as the holdup unfolded, identifying Livingston as armed assailant who fired a shot at the officer while Judge Beas presided over the trial.
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Ouwr
Juvenile Court
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Aveock
Lee
Din
Tris Avcock
Livingston
Heo
Teoendit
Judes
Robert HH Beas
Weather office notes mixed ice and rain across Hub City region
Light drizzle and freezing temperatures spread across the state with Odessa reporting sleet and slick roads while McAllen saw no precipitation. Schools remained open in most cities though drivers faced hazardous conditions and reports noted ice on windshields and downed branches in Henderson.
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Refuge
Whitehouse
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Pexas
Bfysaer
Ardmore
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Bae
Plegsant
Liv
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Mount Enterprise
Odessa
Midland
el Pass
Big Bend National Park
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Birth Notice Reading Confusing Dates and Names
Fragmentary OCR shows a birth notice with multiple personal names and scattered places. The readable parts include a birth reference, weights, and affiliations but lack clear dates or a coherent event summary. It appears as a garbled notice listing individuals such as Herman Boonen and Arberet with possible hospital or sponsor mentions.
American Planes Mount Huge Assault On Enemy
American war reporters describe massive air strikes across North Vietnam. Heavily damaged targets include the Thai Neuven thermal power plant and boat repair docks near Haiphong. Marines battle near Khe Sanh as divisions engage in heavy fighting around Saigon and Cu Chi. Civilian casualties and overall toll rise with ongoing Lunar New Year hostilities.
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Haiphong
Khe Sanh
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Latzen
U.S
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Hue
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Simons
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Wade widens liquor probe to out of state cities
Dallas attorney Henry Wade said investigators are sent to Longview and San Angelo and other cities seeking tips linked to the Texas Liquor Control Board controversy. He noted several grand jury prospects and said indictments against three Dallas men stem from the liquor board probe, but none directly involve the controversy.
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Longview
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Texas Liquor Control Board
Wade
PPS
Liquor Board
DPS
Pallas
Joseph Daniel
Smokey Joe Smith
Smith
Charles TD. Bryant
Bobby James Impson
Grand
Former West Virginia official indicted in interstate conspiracy case
Barron, former West Virginia governor and attorney general, is named in a federal indictment alleging a conspiracy to distribute illicit profits via interstate commerce. The document covers actions up to its filing date, with Barron denying knowledge of any criminal plot and claiming potential vindication if tried.
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Texas Industrial Output Surges Beyond U S In 1967
The Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas reports Texas industrial output rose nearly 7 percent in 1967, matching the national gain while surpassing the United States for the first time since 1961. Durable goods rose 6.5 percent with electrical machinery leading, driven by integrated circuits for civilian and military use.
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Texas
Federal Reserve Bank
United States
Bank
U.S
Arlington Dean Mrs Thorpe Dies After Heart Surgery
Mrs Nooney Clark Thorpe dean of women at the University of Texas at Arlington died in St Pauls Hospital Dallas after closed heart surgery Tuesday. She was widowed to Paul Thorpe and survived by sons Clark 21 a University of Oklahoma graduate and Ione 16 a student at Arlington High School.
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No Smoking posters trigger post office clash and delays
Officials clashed over a tobacco posters campaign on U.S. mail trucks with health estimates from the National Opinion Research Center and U.S. Public Health Service. Controversy grew after a posting error and small stickers required reprint. Police later said protests near the U.S. Embassy in Rome turned violent with injuries and arrests.
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John W. Gardner
Lawrence F. O'Brien
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Alba
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Mer
Senate
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He. Stewart
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Healith
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Stray U S Planes Hit by Chinese MIGs Near Communist Island
Fragmented wartime report details two U S aircraft damaged in clashes with Chinese MIG jets near a disputed island. The chaotic OCR text references aerial encounters, possible losses, and surrounding battlefield chatter without clear dates or locations.
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Insurers Explain Fire Premium Cuts Across Counties
The article outlines statewide fire premium reductions for homeowners in several counties including Collin Cook Jed ta Fannin Branktin Graven Hopkins Phint and Danar. Rates vary by use and protection codes with adjustments tied to class experience through a period ending before a past hurricane.
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Northiawest
Aed
Touchbaek
Teaue Enunehes
Northawesd
Collin, Cook
Jedta
Tpenten
Fannin Branktin
Graven
Hopkins
Phint
Danar
Lubbock
Water Depletion Maps Available for Tax Use
High Plains Undersaroune Water Conservation District 1 in Dabhoek offers water depletion maps to compute district water costs for 1987 income tax purposes. Available for 60 cents each at the district office. Maps interpret annual water level records from nearly ten thousand wells within the district.
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High Plains
Head Restraints Set for Front Seats in New Cars
The government announced that head rests will be required on the front seat of all cars manufactured after December 31 to protect occupants from whiplash in rear end collisions. The National Safety Bureau notes about one in four accidents involve rear end crashes and many cause neck injuries.
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National Safety Bureau
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