Burglaries Rise in Lubbock Area as FBI Probes Civil Rights Case
Meridian Mississippi related federal case drama spills into Lubbock coverage. Seventeen defendants plead innocent in Mississippi rights slaying while the FBI investigates farm searches and prejudicial press coverage. Vending machines and residences report thefts including a $2000 loss at a 2602 43rd St home.
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Nancy Pope
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Big Spring radio sale approved by FCC
The Federal Communications Commission approved Cobra Corp to operate KFNE FM Big Spring paying 15000 dollars to ANCA Broadcasting Co plus 5000 dollars for non compete agreement. The sale covers the Big Spring station and related affiliates in Sameau and KHEM AM Big Spring with Cobra already running KPET AM FM.
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Federal Communications Mission
Big Spring
Cobra Corp
KPET
Sameau
KHEM
KFNE
Cobra
Anca Broadcasting Co
ANCA
Seagraves High School Band to Present Evening Concert
Seagraves High School Band under director Bob Cheek will give its first concert of the year at 7 30 p m in the community building. About 100 members perform as the Band Boorters Club runs a concession stand to raise funds for new uniforms. A film from the regional marching contest in Lubbock will be shown during intermission.
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Seagraves
Seagraves High School
Bob Cheek
Boorters Club
Lubbock
Monterey Center Ad Invites Evening Shopping
Open Thursday until 9 at Monterey Center with Brite featured, inviting shoppers to enjoy extended hours and special in store promotions.
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Monterey Center
Feud Over Voter Line Sparks Jailings in Alabama
In Selma and across Alabama the voter registration clash widens as sheriffs jail 24 more people for remaining in line or guiding others. Black voters plus civil rights workers face arrests amid a federal court bid to set order for first come, first served registration amid NAACP pressure and federal inquiries.
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Selma
Ala
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King
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Perry County
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