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Dune and driftwood fabrics pair with a short sleeve cardigan 14.00 a slim skirt 12.00 and a jacket 20.00 offered by Sportswear Downtown. The listing emphasizes casual wear and a limited selection.
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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1967
Page
12
Dune and driftwood fabrics pair with a short sleeve cardigan 14.00 a slim skirt 12.00 and a jacket 20.00 offered by Sportswear Downtown. The listing emphasizes casual wear and a limited selection.
Year end editorials in Peking papers warn dissatisfactions with Maoist policy run deep in Communist ranks and may have reached the army. Articles in People's Daily and Liberation Army Daily urge loyalty to Mao and stress the need to purge Liu Shao chi Teng Hsiao pings faction and strengthen trusted commanders.
Albert Hillaire, 44, Englewood New Jersey, got 10 years for conspiracy in smuggling 2 190 pounds of marijuana from Mexico. Joyce Brock, 32, The Bronx, received up to two years. Reginald David, sentenced five years. others convicted and pending sentences include Edward Matthews Ezekiel Brown and Prem Cook. Indictment named 16 defendants with several cases pending.
Skipper Gordon Van Ness and navigator Barry Conway recounted a 48 hour ordeal aboard the 70 foot yawl Petrel. Debris clogged bilge pumps, the bridge flooded, and the mainsail tore during a storm 360 miles southeast of New York. The crew, ten aboard, were rescued after a May Day signal.
Leonard E. Lemley, a Plains farmer once jailed for second degree murder, must appear at an Austin extradition hearing next Tuesday at 11 a.m. His supporters say he has paid for his crime. a petition to governors urges Lemley stay in Texas.
Gov. John Connally named K. K. Woodley presiding judge of the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals, the first use of the five member court under a 1966 amendment. Woodley, a former district attorney and longtime judge, previously served as a commissioner to the court.
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