Flynn's Widow Seeks Dismissal Of Aadland Suit
New York AP report says Flynn's widow moves to dismiss a legal action brought by Miss Aadland alleging a relationship with Flynn began in 1957 when he was about 50 and she was 15. The filing cites the suit's basis as improper, and the case centers on moral claims and alleged misconduct.
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Fiery Portuguese Rebel Seeks June Presidential Bid
A long‑time opponent of Salazar and a noted orator, the Portuguese reformer and former politician has entered the arena for the June presidential elections. He has a history of opposition, frequent clashes with government leaders, and has recently moved activities to Washington.
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Y' Membership Drive Launched
Flynn died Oct. 14, 1988, at a YMCA event where about 150 workers were told of the drive. Miss Ashland contests the drive results and a dinner plans to award a will involving Jamaica. An inferred defeat and disputes are noted amid unclear phrases about property and rents.
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LCC Students Return to Class After Registration
Lubbock community college students resume classes after a late registration period. The schedule shows Saturday hours from 8 a.m. to noon with additional free periods noted.
Littlefield Newcomers AFORE Up Way EENTUR
A garbled report mentions Delgado and supporters sending U-2 aircraft over the Soviet Union amid tense diplomacy. Analysts fear renewed espionage tensions as diplomats weigh potential returns to provocative spy activities.
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Receivership Plan Set For City Firm
Seminole will host a meeting of the Basin Water and Sewage Association on March 21 as part of plans for a city firm receivership. The event will include Per-1 officials and local leaders to discuss the restructuring.
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Mian Basin Water and Sewage Association
Vandals Strike City Residences
Vandalism hit two city residences damaging windows and fencing in a pair of incidents. Police investigated possible suspects as residents reported property repairs and security concerns.
Castro Rebuffs JFK Cuba Stance Triggers Calm in Havana
Government outlets express expected restraint as Castro remains firm on Cuba policy. The report notes Castro’s peace bid to Washington a week earlier and a recent overture to the new U.S. administration while military engagements with China and travel updates from Las Vegas are mentioned.
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Oil Fire Engulfs Ship Kills One in Baltimore Harbor
A diesel oil blaze aboard a large Coast Guard cutter sparked roaring flames and smoke over Baltimore harbor. The incident resulted in one confirmed fatality and involved liquor law violations pending in County Court at Law sessions as authorities investigate the事故.
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Militia Stirs Haiti Terror
In Port au Prince Haiti shots killed at least two men outside a store and an ex captain. Militants fired revolvers and set fires as crowds searched for shelter causing closures and arrests amid protests against President Francois Duvalier.
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Vila Milan
Pareas
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Lamesa Mayor, Friend In Race
The article notes Rotterdam port leaders welcoming ships in 1960 during the first three quarters, showing an increase of over 70 compared with the previous year.
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Rotterdam
Expansion urged for probe committee in new investigations
An AP report notes Sen. John McClellan urged expanding the probe committee to cover criminal syndicates and interstate operations. He sought a one year extension to Jan 31 and authorization to investigate labor management practices. The panel would also finish prior inquiries and requested about 390000 for continued work.
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Trans Group
Senate
Ancient fortress of Judean kings found near Jerusalem
Archaeologists uncover a fortress dating about 3,000 years ago used by Judean kings near Jerusalem. The site reveals walls and structures offering insight into ancient royal power and regional history.
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