Texas Supreme Court Voids Shelby County Licenses Appeals
The Texas Supreme Court ruled that appeals from Department of Public Safety license suspension orders issued under the financial responsibility law are void when the aggrieved driver does not reside in Shelby County. The decision held such appeals and stay orders may be filed only in the county where the individual resides. The ruling also addressed a separate civil case involving Estelle Howe and a Victoria woman over injuries from electric shock treatments, finding insufficient expert evidence to warrant a jury trial.
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Texas Supreme Court
Department of Public
DPS
Shelby County
George Constant
F. S
Shields
Constant
Shield
Howe
Wu Fa Wcuutl
High Court
Victoria
Estelle Howe
Negro couple charged with murder in Christmas shooting case
A Negro couple faced murder and assault charges linked to a Christmas shooting that wounded Mrs. Floy Blake, 43, while bonds of 2500 dollars were set for Fermin Romero Lucero and related defendants. Additional notes mention a separate malice charge and other arrests in the case.
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Eueedoy
Connec
Floy Blake
Teak
Fermin Romero Lucero
John W. Moreland
West Texas Hospital
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E. 16Th St
Roy Lee
Blake
Bond
Oil Operator Blakemore Named to Commission
Gov. John Connally appointed William B. Blakemore II of Midland as a Texas commission member to fill the remainder of the John Peace term through 1969. He succeeds J. C. Looney of Edinburg, whose appointment faced Senate action questions and possible re submissions. Looney had been serving since Peace left UT regent post.
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Connally
Looney
John Peace
Peace
University of Texas
Blakemore
iPeace
Sights of America parade features in Cotton Bowl pageant
Dallas Cotton Bowl week includes the Sights and Steers parade tied to CBS coverage. Miss Georgt 12th annual Georgia entry wins pre parade honors. Peggy Brzeszkie wicz of Texas and Melissa Babish of Dallas appear among queen candidates. Florida, Pittsburgh, and other states contribute bands, floats, and performances for the Dallas event.
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Dallas
Longhors
Tennessee
Volun
Sounds of America
CBS
Georgia
Benito Sal
Pittsburgh
Aazar Barron
Kilgore Rangerettes
Shriners
Dallas Man
Bng
Herof
Jesse Sosa Maroles
Theodore Luera
Trian
Barron
Jim Skinner
Tody
Calliope
Cirus World
Roy
Baraboo
Wisc
Bruce Banks
Federal Reserve System
Nixon Extends Lead After Ballot Rechecks
Corrected returns from six states raise Nixon to 31,770,222 votes while Humphrey reaches 31,267,744, giving Nixon a 502,478 vote edge. Rechecks add 2,291 for Humphrey in Alabama and subtract 5,000 in Oklahoma. Wallace has 9,897,141 and others total 240,593 as 73,175,700 votes are cast.
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Washington
Nixon
Hubert H. Humphrey
Humphrey
Associated Press
Alabama
Oklahoma
George C. Wallace
Sundaco Appeals Judge to Halt State DA Interference
Sundaco lawyers asked District Judge Charles Murray to bar the district attorney and others statewide from interfering with Sundaco operations until Texas Supreme Court rules on Sunday closing laws. The move follows Coffey's suit to stop Sundaco from running three Clark's stores on Sundays.
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Sundaco
Clark’s
Clark's
Murray
State of
Texas
Wacol
San Antonio
Supreme Court
Missing Hollywood teen Marina Habe feared abducted
Police suspect foul play in the disappearance of Marina Elizabeth Habe daughter of Hans Habe and Heloise Hardt. She was last seen leaving for a date after a disturbance outside their West Hollywood home. Her mother reported seeing a man beside her daughter's car and a black sedan speeding away.
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Hollywood
Hans Habe
Heloise Hardt
Marina Elizabeth Habe
Ada
West Hollywood
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