Outside Hoodlums Blamed For Baton Rouge Gunfight
Police say out-of-state hoodlums planned a revolution and took over streets in Baton Rouge amid a deadly gunfight that killed four. National Guard patrolled, curfews enforced, and eight suspects from Chicago Philadelphia Los Angeles and Baton Rouge faced murder charges with bonds set at 500000 each.
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Baton Rouge
CPD
National Guard
United States
Chicago
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Louisiana
Woodrow Dumas
Oy Amilitant Neeras
Washington
D.C
Dumas
Jason Pouve
Dama
UPL
Seniors at Lubtebeck College receive tuition rebates
More than 100 senior students registered for spring classes at Lubtebeck Christian College and became eligible for refunds under Texas guaranteed tuition laws. Registrar Robert Hawkins said 11 second semester seniors qualify. first day enrollment reached 498, with total expected near 1,000. Regular enrollment ends today at 5 pm. classes start Thursday. Singapore report notes half of adults over 15 illiterate per union official Vijendra Kabra.
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Lubtebeck Christian College
Texas
Robert Hawkins
Lcregistrar
Singapore
UPI
Vijendra Kabra
International Confederation of Free Trade Unions
Court fines, jail sentences in county cases and LCC tuition refunds
In County Court at Law No 1 Wanda Spear was found guilty of DWI and jailed 30 days with sentence suspended for 15 months. Others pleaded guilty to misdemeanors with fines up to 100 dollars and jail terms. County Court at Law No 2 set fines and jail for Larry Allison and Santiago Zapata. two defendants pled innocent and posted 400 dollar bonds. Lubbock Christian College registration notes 110 seniors receiving tuition refunds under a Texas guaranteed tuition law while 498 students enroll on day one and total fall enrollment reached 1,126. Regular enrollment ends today.
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Wanda Spear
Slaton
Eewin TH. Boedeker
Boedeker
Gary Taylor
Morton
John Wolfinger
9Th St
Michael Taylor Dawson
29Th St
Taylor and
Wolfinger
Dawson
Aulee Denzil
Larry Ray Allison
Slaten
Santiago Zapata
Levelland
LCC
Lubbock Christian College
Texas
Robert Hawkins
Hawkins
Jate
Paine Elevated to Bank Leader in San Antonio
Merton Paine, 49, named president of CNB in San Antonio succeeding Henry Holmes. Paine, serving since 1968, cited need for deeper management depth as CNB expands from 37 to 57 million in assets. Holmes shifts to personal investments. promotions included four assistant cashiers and an assistant trust officer.
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Hopwood
San Antonio Bank
CNB
San Antonio
First National Bank
Longview
Grayson County
Denison
U.S. Army
City National Bank of Houston
Preston State Bank
Dallas
North Side State Bank
Houston
Union National Bank of Houston
Richard
Texas Tech
Melanie Mullen
Trapwood
Lubbock
Chamber of Commerce
Downtown, Inc
Trinity Baptist Church
Oak Hills
St. Anthony
University Club
San Antonio Club of Texas
Paine
First State Bank
Monahans
Dorsey
Henry Holmes
Clarke Evans
Ave. P
Billy Milter
16Th St
Dunbar High School
Larry Tester
10Th St
BankAmericard
Sam Elrod
Ropesville
Trust Department
Robber Returns For Third Time In Bronx Home
New York AP reports a 70 year old William White and his wife Evelyn were robbed again in a fourth floor walkup. The intruder posed as the building superintendent and took $23 cash watches and rings saying he had not gotten it all previously.
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New York
William White
Bronx
White
Evelyn
Hearing Date Set For New Trial For Dowdy
U S District Judge C Thomp en set February 9 as the hearing date on Rep John Dowdy s motion for a new trial Dowdy a Democrat from Texas was convicted on December 30 of eight counts including bribery conspiracy and perjury Sentencing was postponed pending appeal filings and Dowdy maintained his innocence amid the lengthy postponements his wife commenting on government hostility
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Baltimore
U.S
C. Thompen
John Dowdy
D-Tex
Dowdy
John
Burglars Have Bad Days Too in Martinsville
In Martinsville Virginia two men robbed a store on January 13 taking 4100 in cash and the store safe with a pistol left behind. They fled in a pickup loaded with the safe but it fell off during the getaway. the truck remains missing as police seek the burglars.
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White
Man Forced by Gunman Drives From Lubbock to Dallas
Everett Louis Davis reports a gunman robbed him about 11 p.m. Monday at Merchant Fast Motor Lines then forced him to drive to Jacksboro and on toward Dallas. The robber took $13 from Davis and the van’s cash box, leaving Davis unconscious after a gas stop near Loving or Jermyn. He woke to find himself in Dallas.
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Jacksboro
Dallas
Everett Louis Davis
Ound
Merchant Fast Motor Lines
Quirt. Ave
Davis
Houston
Loving
Jermyn
Jon
Four Bank Staff Named As New Directors At American State
At the annual stockholders meeting president Jack Payne announced four new directors for American State Bank Joe Idyell Weldon Gibbs Don Huggeons and W R Collier all longtime employees. Re-elected to the board were Wylie Briscoe Karl J Collins Jr W K Mufstedler Jr Harold E F Humphries Harmon Jenkins Joe Nislar and Payne.
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American State Bank
Joe Birdwell
Don Hudgeons
Weldon Gibbs
W. R. Collier
Jack Payne
Joe Idyell
Don Huggeons
Lubbork
Fubbock
Wylie Briscoe
Karl J. Collins
Jr W K. Mufstedler Jr
Harold EF. Humphries
Harmon Jenkins
Joe N. Nislar
Payne
Birdwell
Grand Prairie
Dallas
American State
East Texas State University
Lubbock Chamber of Commerce
Red Raider Club
SMU
Southwestern Graduates School of Banking
T the Bank
Tuberhock Osteopathic Hospital, Inc
United Fund
June
Miami
Collier
Texas Tech
School of Banking
Sea Bank
Ile
Carole Ann
3825
Calvin Harrell
Bob Rush
Deliberation To Continue In $100000 Stock Suit
Federal jury resumes at 9 a.m. in a $100,000 damage suit by eight area investors against Dempsey Tegeler Co. and officials. Case filed in U.S. District Court before Judge Halbert O. Woodward. plaintiffs from Terry Gray and Midland counties allege misrepresentation and withholding information about Erie Technical Products stock and a tender offer.
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Dempsey- Tegeler & Co
Harold Levitt
D-T
Hulan Bass
J+T
Lubbock
Tommie Lee Cornelius
San Antoni
Halbert O. Woodward
U.S. District Court
HH. Co
Midland County
Erie Technical Products, Inc
Erie
Bomb Planting Suspects Held
Marshall Ohio report says four teenaged boys aged 14 to 16 were held by juvenile authorities on Tuesday as suspects in planting a so called bomb on an outside door of the First Baptist Church. The device was described as three flares tied together with a clock and battery. Church services were cleared while police investigated. The youths allegedly boasted about the bomb at school on Monday.
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Omavie
Masonic Hall
Marshall
UPS
First Baptist Church
Fish Rain Down On Man's Yard In Coastal Town
In a Washington coast town, anchovy fryings fell on Tom James's yard about half a mile from the surf. Chickens devoured them as fisheries official Harold Simpson examined the remains and suggested a water spout lifted the fish from the ocean. A separate item from Salem reports a local store chaining shopping carts to cars to deter illegal parking with a $1 or $2 fine.
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Washington
Tom James
Harold Simpson
Salem
Ore
UPLA
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Paine Elevated
Curtis Mathes
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