Pleading Innocent to Draft Counseling Charges
Dr Benjamin Spock and four others pleaded innocent in U S District Court to counseling young men to evade the draft. Bail set at 1000 dollars each. trial hoped for by spring. Demonstrators gathered outside as hearings proceeded and a news conference followed at Arlington Street Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholson Bolton
Benjamin Spock
Yale University
U.S. District Court
Francis J. Ford
Ford
William Sinane Coffin Jr
Michael Ferber
Boston
Harvard
Speck
iSpeck
Los Angeles
New York City
Spock
Arlington Street
Tass
Plaintiff Wins Judgment In District Court Case
A jury in the 72nd District Court awarded Leroy Smith $127.85 in attorneys fees and a 12 percent penalty on an unpaid Industrial Accident Board award from a workmen's compensation claim. The case names Aetna Casualty and Surety Co. as defendant. Judge William R Shaver presided. In the 99th District Court, a damage suit by J R Jackson on behalf of minor Rudy Jackson against Glenn Williams seeks $5,122.73 for injuries from a collision on October 24, 1966, near Wolfforth. Judge Howard C. Davison recessed the trial to 9 a.m. today after part of the evidence was heard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
72Nd District Court
Leroy Smith
Industrial Accident Board
Smith
Aetna Casualty and Surety Co
William R Shaver
99Th District Court
J. R. Jackson
Rudy Jackson
Glenn Williams
Jackson
Wolfforth
Howard C. Davison
Exports Gap Widens Between US and NATO Trade
The Georgetown Center for Strategic Studies notes 1966 US exports totaled 198 million dollars while NATO nations excluding Iceland exported 3.265 billion. The report warns the gap will continue to widen, highlighting growing divergence in trade with Communist countries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center For Strategic Studies
Georgetown University
U.S
NATO
Iceland
Two Churches Ransacked as City Burglaries Mount
Burglars hit more than a dozen sites Sunday night across the city, including Flint Avenue Baptist Church and North Side Assembly of God. Items stolen include a ham and eggs from Joe's Dining, hair spray from Southwestern Drug Co op, and tools and clothes from local businesses and homes. A safe was opened at Dr. Stuart G. McKenzie’s office. losses not yet totaled. Deputies investigate thefts at Livestock Feeders, Grain Storage in Clovis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flint Avenue
Southwestern Drug Co-op
Clovis
City Steam Laundry
Henry Stafford
15Th St
Stuart G. McKenzie
34Th St
McKenzie
Shooting Case Charges Filed Against Otis Thompson
Otis Thompson, 48, of 2002 Juniper Apartment 77, faced charges Monday of assault with intent to murder in a Saturday night shooting of a neighboring woman. The complaint was filed with Peace Justice and names Callie Ship as the shooting victim in the Methodist area.
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Otis. Thompson
Juniper
Maurder
Peace Justice
Latroy
Thompson
Callie
Rune
Methodist
Easter Drive Planned by Lubbock Crippled Children Group
Members of the Crippled Children Easter Campaign committee at the Lubbock Cerebral Palsy Treatment Center met to plan this year’s drive. Funds will buy braces crutches wheelchairs transportation for medical centers and care for crippled children with half the proceeds returned to the local center. Officers include Reginald Martin president Jimmy Sexton first vice president Dick Lowery second vice president RB Curtis Barrett secretary treasurer and Roy K Farr Jr campaign chairman. Committee members listed.
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Lubbock
Roy K. Farr Jr
W. D. Armstrong
Bob Boynton
William Becker Jr
Horace Durham
Lloyd Edwards
M. C. Engram
Frank Haden
Ralph Howard
Donald Klaus
Eddie Martin
Kenneth Magee
Robert McBroom
W.R. Moss
Plan Fund
Lubbock Cerebral Palsy
Jef
Roy WK. Furr Jr
W. R. Moss
Reginald Martin
First Time Tech Launches Campus Bus System
Texas Tech rolls out a new campus bus system with six Lub bock Transit Co. buses on three color coded routes. Four more buses available for peaks. Spring service costs 24000 dollars funded by fines and a 1 dollar student fee increase to 22 dollars per semester. Students will vote in spring whether to continue the service.
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Texas Tech
Lubbock Transit Co
Cooper Voters Reject Bonds in Rural High District
Voters in Cooper Rural High on Woodrow area south of Lubbock rejected a 541000 bond issue in an election Saturday. The vote was 90 for and 126 against issuance of the bonds. The bonds would have financed construction of a new high school gymnasium and water system plus renovation of existing facilities. Superintendent HY Carpenter cited relatively high turnout and said failure was not due to lack of interest.
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Cooper
Woodrow
Lubbock
Nuclear Vessel Faces Clear Budget Sailing In Washington
AP dispatch notes President Johnson seeks 3.4 million more for the NS Savannah for the fiscal year starting July 1. The 595-foot atomic ship, run for the government by First Atomic Ship Transport, is a subsidiary of American Export Lines. Congress had previously approved 5.5 million to continue operations for 12 months after a plan to retire the vessel. Dirksen signals reelection plans, stating age not a factor in political ventures.
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Washington
Johnson
Savannah
Congress
I and Johnson
First Atomic Ship Transport
American Export-Isbrandisen’ Lines
Fends
API
Everett M. Dirksen
Senate
Dirkson
Farr Warren
Hugo Black
City Wins From Page One
The Lubbock Chamber of Commerce collection wins praise as a civic improvement entry prepared under Mrs. Mar vin Armstrong and coordinated by Robert W. Hand. Chamber leaders John A. Logan and Dr. O Brandon Hull commend the effort. Trophies will be awarded at the national Cleanest Town Conference February 18 to 20 in Washington with Interior Secretary Stewart Udall presenting.
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Robert W. Hand
Chamber Agriculture Department
John A. Logan
O. Brandon Hull
Chamber
Lubbock
H. Hackendahl
National Sponsoring Bureau
German students study overseas advertising at Tech campus
Germans plints of aid from the Duisberg Society bring their new knowledge back home. These young men from Germany are on the Tech campus as a direct result of interest aroused in our program through the Don Belding Fund. The Duisberg Society funded Tech as the pilot school in overseas advertising education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duisberg Society
Germany
Heather
Tech
Don Belding Fund
Court Ruling Highlights Disputed Trials and FCC Fairness Case
The court rejected new evidence claims in a Chattanooga murder trial citing juror misconduct and denied four railroad unions’ bid to restore thousands of jobs under a compulsory arbitration law. It postponed hearings on FCC fair use of the fairness doctrine and delayed rulings on Red Lion case procedures, with network cases to move from Chicago appeals court.
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Congress
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
Red Lion
Pa., Broadcasting Co
Columbia Broadcasting System
National, Broadcasting Co
Chicago
Federal Appeals Court
Appeals Court
Castro faces nine old Communists trial amid Soviet strains
The article notes a planned trial of nine old Communists aligned with Moscow as Cuba's deteriorating ties with the Soviet Union intensify. It highlights Castro's crackdown after six years of strain including the 1962 missile crisis fallout and Moscow’s continued aid reliance.
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Rik
Soviet Union
Moscow
Kremlin
Castro
Cuba
Ono
Russia
Ithe
Tax deductions and forms guide for couples and singles
A reproduction explains standard deductions for 10 percent or minimum schemes, limits for married filing separately and jointly, and how to choose the deduction that yields the lowest tax. It notes that the long form is universal but the short form is easier if eligible, with a sample calculation.
Harris County Budget Approves Pay Boosts for Staff
Harris County commissioners adopted a $42.6 million budget with a $3.1 million raise for salaries. Most deputies gain monthly increases of $40 to $50, and about 95 percent of county employees will receive a three to four percent raise.
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Hquston
Harris County
Amherst Named in Indian Word Controversy
A historical note references British general Jeffrey Amherst and Indian word debates stirring discussion about colonial names and terminology.
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Jeffrey Amherst
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Mitchell Goodman
Temple
Maine
Marcus Raskin
Washington,d.c
Institute For Policy Studies. Co
Coffin
Tonto
Iquilty
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David Dellinger
Liberation Magazine
Richard Mumma
Judeah Miller
Temple Tifereth Israel
Malden
Philip Berrigan 5
Baltimore
Dellinger
Patchen
Harvard Medical School
Father Berrigan
Vietnam
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Ilsy
Page One
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The
Culver Hull
House McMurtry
Es Chattanooga
Tenn
China
Anibal Escalante
ORI-- i
Integrated Revolutionary Organizations
ORL
ECU
Atc
Mmaatnat
RCIA
Howard Johnson Distributing Co
Dallas
Texas
U. V. Blake Record Center
Lubbock Savings & Loan Association
John Halsey
Monterey Center
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