Couple Will Get New Trial In Portales Murder Case
Dennis Paul Carlton and Pearl Diana Carlton of Portales face a new trial on first degree murder charges for the slaying of Elbert Muncy in his Portales drugstore. Judge Blythe declared a mistrial after a deadlocked jury. A new trial date will be set on April 7 as District Attorney Morris Stagner weighs whether to seek a lesser penalty.
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Johnson appoints Leslie Carpenter to Naval Academy board
President Johnson named Leslie Carpenter of Texas to the Naval Academy board of visitors shortly before leaving office. Carpenter led Washington press coverage for the Hall Newspaper Syndicate, which serves many Texas papers such as the Lubbock Avalanche-Journal and the San Antonio Express-News.
Senators and Rep Named to Sponsor Public School Report
AUSTIN AP Sen A R Schwartz of Galveston and Rep DeWitt Hale of Corpus Christi were named to sponsor governor's Public School Education recommendations. Hale cautioned lawmakers about reservations in the report while Schwartz noted rural members' hesitance to act quickly. Committee Chairman Leon Jaworski praised the joint sponsorship as an ideal solution.
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Autobahn 110 Mile Link Bridges West Germany and West Berlin
A long-distance highway spans about 110 miles connecting West Germany with West Berlin, serving as a major transport link between the two areas during the era.
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