Juror security heightened as Hoffa trial moves toward delay
U.S. District Judge Frank Wilson said there was no hope of a quick actual trial and excused witnesses as Hoffa and others face charges of attempting to influence jurors from a prior Tennessee conspiracy case that ended with a hung jury. Twenty U.S. marshals will escort jurors to a local hotel over the next weeks.
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Frank Wilson
Wader
Hoffa
Tennessee
Nashville
Tbs
U.S
Jone
Hobbs Special Police Nab Suspects In Plant Burglary
Police arrested one suspect inside the Hobbs plant and later captured three more. Ronald Lavoy faces held charge with a $2000 bond as officers hunt a car linked to the case. suspects Delton Rareliff 18 Young 18 and Jadeen Welter 22 are charged with burglary with $2500 bond each.
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HOBBS
Alm Bartlett
Bil Scott
Wien
de Pepper
Ronald Lavoy
Janes Delton Rareliff
Johnny Reber Young
Jourdan Jadeen Welter
Barnlet
Robber Killed in Mexico Bank Hold Up
In Nuevo Casas Grandes Chihuahua a bank robbery at Banco de Juarez ended with one robber killed and four captured after a running gun battle with police and army troops. The five men entered the bank Thursday took nearly 50 000 pesos at gunpoint and fled.
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Mexico City
UPI
Banco de Juarez
Nuevo Casas Grandes
Chihuahua
Novedades
Record Breaking Donations To World Church Service Appeal
New York based World Church Service announces a record goal of 17988551 for the one great hour of sharing drive to aid hungry and destitute in 44 countries. The sixteenth annual appeal will see over 4000 congregations participate on March 80. Funds last year aided hurricane Flora survivors in Haiti and the Skopje earthquake victims plus fires floods and disasters across Asia Africa the Middle East Europe Latin America and the Caribbean.
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New York
UPI
World Church Service
World ‘Church Service
National Council of Churches
Skopje
Yugosla
Asia
Africa
Middle East
Europe
Latin America
Caribbean
Connally to Speak in New York and Visit Washington
Governor John Connally plans to speak at a New York luncheon on February 25 and attend the dedication of the Texas pavilion at the New York World’s Fair before visiting Washington and returning home. The announcement came from his office on Friday.
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Austin
John Connally
New York
Connally
Texas
78 Carried to Safety as Dallas Hospital Fire Strikes
A blaze on the second floor of the Medical Arts Building annex in Dallas forced evacuations for 78 patients and 63 more to other hospitals. Four alarms sounded from 5:17 to 6:29 a.m. with smoke and fear of carbon monoxide. 100 beds were evacuated and no doctor offices were damaged.
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Dallas
UPI
Robert H. Payne
Medical Arts Building Hospital
Payne
Medical Arts Building
Hospital
Tor
Medical Ars
Dallas’ Club
Nil
Pacific
St. Paul Streets
Abeta
E. EB. Spilliman
Witcher
Bay Joron
Si Pauang
Parkland
Episcopal Unit Votes Integration at Texas Diocese Council
The 57th annual council of the Episcopal Diocese of Texas approved an integration resolution but declined to back civil rights legislation in Washington. The vote 187 to 175 kept the church stance on social justice without endorsing pending federal bills. Two congregations, All Saints Crockett and St Andrews Tyler, were admitted as parishes.
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Houston
Episcopal Diocese of
Cffec
Caldwell McFadden
St. Marks Church
Beaumeant
Abraham
Christ Church
Jer
All Saints ‘Church F
Fort Richardson Fortified Texas Frontiersmen Defense History
Donald W. Whisenhunt, a Texas Tech teaching assistant, publishes a Fort Richardson article in the West Texas Historical Association Yearbook. The piece traces the fort from its 1867 establishment to its 1878 abandonment, its role as the northernmost Texas post, and its commander Randall S. Mackenzie and expeditions against raiding bands.
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Donald W. Whisenhunt
Texas Tech
Tory
West Texas
Fort Richardson
Texas
Lubbock
Mackenzie Park
Grass Fire Destroys Building Near Base
Wind driven grass fire destroyed a large Sprent building near Sheppard Air Force Base and damaged another structure and outbuildings. Winds up to 40 mph fed the flames as firefighters from Sheppard and Wichita Falls battled the blaze.
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Wichita Falls
UPI
Sheppard Air Force Base
Sheppard
Mills Faces Pressure Over Medicare Substitution Fight
Washington report notes Mills blocks medicare in committee while Kerr supports the larger plan. After hearings next week Ways and Means may draft a Kerr-Mills based bill with possible medicare insertions, a clash likely in a House Senate conference.
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Mills
Ben
Robert S. Kerr
D-Okla
Senate
Kerr-Mills
House
Johnson
Kerr - Mills
White House
Missionary Rev Beggs to Speak at Local Churches
The Rev Jimmy Beggs, former Morton pastor now appointed a missionary to East Africa, will speak at Faith Assembly of God Church at 1 am Sunday and at Northside Assembly of God Church at 7 30 pm Sunday. He will outline plans for Tanganyika outreach and enlist youth for the Bible School in Mbeya Tanganyika. He heads to Africa in spring as part of Assemblies of God Foreign Missions work.
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Jimmy Beggs
First Assembly of God Church
Morton
East Africa
Faith Assembly For God Church
E. 7Th St
Land
Northside
Africa
Assemblies ‘of ‘God
Tanganyika
Assemblies of God Bible
Mbeya
Sam Wagoner
Faith Church
Scott F. Mitchell
Northside Church
New Wheat Bill Nearing Approval
Washington AP reports a Democratic backed wheat bill aims to implement a certificate plan advancing toward committee approval Friday. If enacted millers may pass added costs to bread prices, though Rep. Graham Purcell says costs to millers would not rise and bread prices would not be affected.
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Washington
Graham Purcell
D-Tex
House ‘Agriculture
Purcell
Indians Airlifted Food To Snowdrift Victims
About 205 Chipewyan Indians at Snowdrift near Great Slave Lake were airlifted 3000 pounds of buffalo meat and 20 fishing nets to ease a caribou shortage. The relief effort followed a hard winter affecting their food supply.
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Alaliorr
Fort Smith
N.W.T
Snowdrift
Great Slave Lake
Revival at Southerest Baptist Church This Week
The Rev. Jerry Beltz chalk artist evangelist leads revival at Southerest Baptist Church 48th Street and Avenue P starting Sunday through Friday. Daily services begin at 1 a.m. and 7 p.m. with nightly chalk drawings using black light backgrounds. Beltz recently returned from a six month Korea campaign and a four day event in Tagu. Dr. Dallas McRoark hosts the Saturday Feb 2 service.
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Jerry Beltz
Southerest Baptist Church
48Th St
Ave. P
Beltz
North Platte
Nel
South Korea
Southcrest Church
Fey
Dr. Roark
Southcrest
Billy Graham
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