UFO Coffeehouse Closed Near Ft. Jackson
Richland County officials padlocked the UFO coffeehouse across from Columbia City Hall after five people were indicted for operating it as a public nuisance. The indictment claims the venue attracted rowdy patrons and disloyal political activity and sold narcotics, while supporters say the action targets antiwar dissent by soldiers and civilians.
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Columbia
S.C
Ft. Jackson
City Hall
Richland County
John Foard
Thomas Broadwater
Foard
Jewelry Burglary and Related Thefts Reported in 1968
Police investigate a residence break in at 2116 Broadway yielding 1200 dollars total value in jewelry cash and foreign coins. The theft involved a smashed storm door a rifled purse and a stripped dresser with two watches and coins missing. Separate thefts include 500 dollars from a body shop and 1400 dollars of suits from J C Penney with 18 to 20 suits gone. Two black men and two black women were seen leaving in a white car. The article notes prior antiwar cafe cases near military bases and ongoing harassment complaints.
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C. H. Steiner
Broadway
19Th St
J. C. Penney Co
Pioneer Natural Gas honors 62 workers at Lubbock banquet
Pioneer Natural Gas Co. of Lubbock honored 62 employees from Lubbock and nearby areas at an annual service awards dinner at the Lubbock Country Club. Special honoree was Champ H. Rainwater for 40 years of service. The event is part of three such banquets across the service area.
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Burton P. Smith
Pioneer Natural Gas Co
Champ H. Rainwater
Lubbock Country Club
Barry Anderson
Lubbock
Pioneer
Members on Go Chicago
Members of the American Automobile Association hold 56 percent of all valid U S passports and spend nearly half of the money Americans pay for foreign travel while accounting for 20 percent of domestic travel spending.
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Chicago
American Automobile Association
U. S
Slaton Prepares April 4 School Trustee Election
Slaton, special election set for April 4 to elect three trustees. Incumbents Ted Swanner Jack Clark and Dr M J McSween terms expire, each for three years. Filing deadline 30 days prior. Board also discussed heating issues at the new high school gym and noted Mrs Virgie Hunter appointed Head Start program director for summer.
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Slaton
Ted Swanner
Jack Clark
M. J. McSween
J. C. McCleskey
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Stree
Monterey
Paul Gumm
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L. J. Campbell
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Sue
Perry Davis
Ft. Carson
Colo
Ft. Hood
Tex
Ft. Lewis
Wash
Camp Pendleton
Calif
Ft. Dix
Wrightstown
N.J
Muldraugh
Ft. Knox
George G. Kirchoff
Charles F. Smart
Isaiah L. Smith, Jr
Roscoe Taylor
Jesse W. Hampton
James K. Hesson
A. D. McCaskill
Joe L. Melton
Jessie N. Wheeler
Chistley Jenkins
Julius F. Bradshaw
Arlis L. Collins
James L. Herrin
Reece J
Lance
Bill McCarroll
Kenneth L. Minnick
Charles B. Straughan
Patsy J. Channe
Merrill L. Cole
James L. Downey
Eva V. Carlton
Idalou
James P. Hays
Wellman
Hughie J. Alred
Lamesa
Wiley L. Cawthon
Littlefield
John W. Flippin
Jesse T. Glover
Otis F. Mason
Plainview
Robert P. McWilliams
Seminole
LL. Mable Ray
Jess P. Winn
Muleshoe
Ronnie L. Applegate
David J. Halfmann
James C. Cathey
Quitaque
Edgar T.’ House
Lorenzo
Wayne V. Johnson
Wilma E. Olson
Post
Dale Thickston
Abernathy
Clarence D.cagle
Tulsa
Charlie C. Cooper
Doris A. Henderson
Jack L. Mars
Kenton W. Wilhite
Ben L. Ellison
Carl H. Enloe
Merle McLean King
David H. Leatherman
Silverton
A. C. Swanner, Jr
Petersburg
John F. Thomas
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Lanny J. Webb
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