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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 21, 1970

Page

12

Army Chief Calley Trial Challenge Inadequate Says Defense

Defense lawyers argued Lt. William L. Calley Jr. cannot receive a fair Army court martial because President Nixon ordered the charge for the My Lai massacre. Lt. Col. Reid Kennedy adjourned the hearing to February 9 to hear more on command control, with subpoenas for top defense officials to be considered.

FT. Benning Kennedy Calley Melvin Laird Stanley Resor Army William C. Westmoreland U.S. Supreme Court

Pills Found In Texas Tech Dorm Raid

Police report a midday raid on a Texas Tech dorm room led to the arrest of an 18 year old with six pills and two marijuana containing ecigarettes found in the room. Investigating officers were aided by two district attorneys and TT security police.

Texas Tech Mike Beebe Joe Compton Mike Millsap Robert Wilson Texas Tech Security Police Willis Clark Clark 50Th St E. Broadway

Jury Acquits Suspect In Pot Case In District Court

Wanda Blair, 26, of 1718 Ast St., acquitted by jury after 1 hour 25 minutes in Judge James A. Ellis 187th District Court. State witness testified marijuana cigarette sold to undercover agent for 75 cents. Defense argued entrapment. Another case: Alfred Williams to face trial for June rape in 137th District Court. Families bear most college costs study notes $12 billion yearly.

James A. Ellis 187Th District Court Wanda Blair Ast St Bob Odom Margaret Clair McGaugh F. 23Rd Fir Ave Pat Donley Department of Public Safety Ray Huffman Minor Pounds Alfred Williams Auburn St 137Th District Court Betty Joe Whetstone Quirt Ave

FTC Hearing Backs Tighten Rules on False Food Bargains

The Federal Trade Commission heard that up to a quarter of advertised food bargains were unavailable or pricier in Washington and inner cities. Dr. Russell C. Parker cited improved Safeway results, with out of stock and overprice rates dropping from 21 and 26 percent to five percent by August 1969. The commission weighs a rule forcing supermarkets to stock advertised items at or below the ad price.

Washington Federal Trade Commission Inner City Russell C. Parker Baltimore San Francisco Parker Safeway Easuet

Weekend burglars plunder multiple homes and yards

Police report weekend burglaries at the Marvin Tennell residence and several other addresses. Items stolen include an automatic pistol, camera, a barbecue oven, air compressor, plumber’s fittings, and about $160. additional thefts involve a ladies wristwatch, acetylene tools, a hose, a camper entry, two stoves, a lantern, sleeping bags, a ring, and a trailer with a 600 gallon tank valued at $300.

Marvin Tennell Oak St Jim Carpenter 25Th St Idalon

Motion To Disallow Evidence In Robbery Case

District Judge Robert H. Bean hears arguments on whether a confession from Lloyd Edward Sanders 18 should be admitted in the June 26 1969 armed robbery case at Mack Blair Motor Co. The defense argues Sanders IQ 76 and inability to understand the statutory warning. Trial set for next week with witnesses Lt Frank Wiley and Sgt Aivie Garrett testifying.

Robert H. Bean Lubbock Frank Wiley Grand la Defense Aivie Garrett Sanders Bean Lloyd Edward Sanders Baylor St Claud Reed Mack Blair Motor Co 19Th St Reed

Johnson welcomes servicemen wives at LBJ ranch visit

Former President Lyndon B. Johnson completed his first year as a private citizen hosting about 100 wives of servicemen at Fort Hood and touring the ranch area including his boyhood home. He kept remarks off the record and declined photographers.

Austin Cap Lyndon B. Johnson Johnson Austin Lbj Ranch Fort Hood Johnson City Stonewall

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