Extradition Bid Looms in Tate Slaying Case
Gov. Preston Smith agreed to extradite Charles Watson to California for trial in Sharon Tate murder. Texas officials said Watson will face habeas corpus proceedings and an extradition appeal, with a magistrate hearing and possible appeals delaying transfer.
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Austin
Preston Smith
California
Ronald Reagan
Charles Watson
Sharon Tate
Smith
Texas Lee
Martin Dies Jr
Watson
Dies
Bill Boyd
Messin
Bitter cold grips South Plains as arctic front moves in
A burly norther sweeps into Texas bringing freezing rain sleet and snow across a wide area. Lubbock largely misses moisture while forecasters warn of near zero temperatures, with readings dropping to 9 to 10 degrees by daybreak.
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Dave Knapp
Avalanche-Journal
South Plains
Texas
Panhandle-Plains
Lubbock
North Texas
TS. Weather Bureau
West Texas Air Terminal
Kennedy testifies in inquest into Kopechne death on Chappaquiddick
Sen Edward F Kennedy testified for about two hours as the inquest opened into Miss Mary Jo Kopechne s death after the car accident on Chappaquiddick Island in July. Judge Boyle allowed relevant testimony from Kennedy and other witnesses while Kennedy emphasized seeking the truth of the incident.
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Edgartown
Mass
Edward F. Kennedy
Mary Jo Kopechne
Kennedy
Chappaquiddick Island
Niveare Old Massachusetts Democrat
Kopechne
Ain Hyannis Portain
James A. Boyle
Counse
Boyle
Kenned
Poncha Pond
Chappaquiddick
Miss Wopechne
Edgartanan
Miss Kopechne
Murder of Yablonski Family Stuns Pa Coal Region
Joseph A. Yablonski his wife Margar et and daughter Mereardid were found shot to death in their Clarksville home. Police said the killings occurred within days and agents pledged FBI help while investigators search for a motive and suspects in the slayings of a UMW official and his relatives.
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Associated Press
Clarksville
Joseph A
Jock’ Yablonski
United Mine Workers
Yablonski
Kenneth
Earl Wright
FBI
U. S
Margaret
Mereardid Charlote Joanne
Wright
Wright Sid Yablonski
Jack Yablonski
TELEPHONE PLAN FOR 5 MILLION EXPANSION IN LUBBOCK
A listed notice notes a $5 million expansion program planned by the telephone company in Lubbock during the coming year. The item appears among miscellaneous items in the newspaper’s Section B. It references corporate actions and local economic development.
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Telephone Company
Lubbock
Sec
Prayer for Worthiness and Praise to God by Armen A Leader
A reflective prayer asks God to grant worthiness to meditate on divine greatness mercy and power and to inspire grace love and charity without accusation or doubt toward praising the Lord. Armen A Leader is referenced as a guide or speaker in the invocation.
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Armen
Disaster Aid Probe Set By Senators In Mississippi
A Senate subcommittee will hold three days of hearings in Biloxi starting Wednesday to probe charges of racial discrimination in Gulf Coast flood aid after Hurricane Camille. The hearings focus on federal disaster programs and possible need for new laws as officials testify about aid effects on Negroes and the poor.
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Washington
Senate
Biloxi
Ahiss
Gulf Coast
Birch Barh
Senate Public Works
Bayh
Camille
Congress
Texaco Wins Preliminary Injunction in Oil Suit
Texaco Inc won a preliminary ruling in U S District Court against three of four Hockley County landowners. Judge Woodward ordered temporary injunctions to bar interference with Texaco’s drilling preparations and set bonds of 10 000 for Grappe Carter and Waldrop and 5 000 for Texaco to cover potential damages. A fourth defendant Ratliff faced no restraining order. A hearing on a permanent injunction was scheduled as drilling foreman Jamie Schvvetzner testified about threats from the landowners.
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Texaco, Inc
U. S. District Court
Hockley County
Oil Company
Hoalboert O. Woodward
Clyde Grappe
WS. Carter
Karl D. Waldrop
Fron
Texaco
On Bond
Cart Ft
Ratliff
Lusit
Woodward
Grippe Carter
Waldrap
Thes Stil Wash
Co Company
Toace
Jamie Paul Schvvetvzer
Denver City
Waldrop
Carter
Grappe
Fie
Vietnam censorship denial sparks conflicts in AFVN newsroom
The US Defense Department denies censorship amid clashes between AFVN journalists Spec 4 Robert Lawrence and Cpl Thomas Sinkowitz over a censorship charge. Both were ordered not to discuss the investigation as tensions echo past wartime control debates and official press guidance.
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Saigon
Defense Department
Los
Vietnam
AFVN
Robert Lawrence
Atlanta
Manne
Thomas M. Sinkowitz
Harrisburg
Lawrence
Sinkowaitz
Sec. of Defense
Robert S. McNamara
AL Teses
Republi
Macos At
Maritars Assistance Command Office of Information
Sedtner
ARVN
United States
Reds Launch Fierce Raid on U S Marine Base in Vietnam
North Vietnamese forces launched a major assault on a U S Marine battalion headquarters at Landing Zone Ross in the Que Son Valley near Da Nang. The fighting lasted about six hours, with heavy mortar fire and air support. The attack killed 11 Marines and wounded 94, while enemy casualties were reported but not precisely known.
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Saigon
Trots
Kreown
Ross
Que Sem Valles
da Nan Ato
Passenger Attempts Suicide Aboard National Airlines Flight
A passenger on a National Airlines jet en route from New Orleans to Los Angeles attempted suicide after the aircraft landed in El Paso. The man slashed his wrists and suffered severe throat lacerations before being hospitalized.
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Ei. Paso
Ted
National Airlines
Los Angeles
New Orleans
Amarillo Faces Severe Cold and Snow Across Texas
Weather across the Texas Panhandle and South Plains brings near zero visibility, freezing rain, sleet, and heavy snowfall. Wind whipped conditions linger as Gulf disturbance strengthens, while travel warnings extend into Oklahoma and Arkansas. In local news, a city public works dispute halts some construction with a potential wage increase talks ongoing for plasterers and lathers at area sites.
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Damrrutt
Hereford
Texas
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Krentreks
Tennessee
South Caroline
South Plains
Defense Opens Case In Maxey Trial Here
Defense argues the plaintiff Phiea's debt case is weak and the foreclosure outcome. testimony notes Maxey's total debt at foreclose and that property sales and transfers over three years reduced credits by 91 446 91 against notes. Olbeth 4, deaihed accounting of 6 a time frrance 16, 1986 is cited in the defense narrative.
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Maxey
Plaga
Phisa
Plaza
Dora
Weathercast for Toaohook and Viewty
Reading describes a cloudy cold day with strong northeasterly winds. Temperatures near 20 with a brisk feel. Weather outlook points to continued chill and wind.
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Mary ’S Hospital
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Texas Tech
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Lathang
Paiph Wortmin Plastering Co
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Pat Settee
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