Wilson Faces Labor Rift Over Vietnam Policy
Prime Minister Harold Wilson avoided a Commons debate as left wing Labor MPs pressed for a break with U.S. Vietnam policy. Wilson planned a peace appeal likely to involve Kosygin and a possible Geneva reconvening, while awaiting talks with Pompidou and De Gaulle's briefing. Skeptics questioned timing amid ongoing U.S. bombings.
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Arthur Gavshon
Rul- London
Prime Mining Labor Party
Ister
Harold Wilson
Johnson
Viet Nam
Wilson
Hanoi-Haishong
House 4 Commons
Alexei N. Kosygin
Indochina
Labor Party
London
Richmond Elects First Negro Vice Mayor Mundle
In Richmond Virginia a 5-4 council vote makes Mundie Mundle the first Black vice mayor, despite backing Cephas from some white members and the Crusade for Voters pressure. Mundle, 57, a branch manager and Navy veteran, pledges teamwork across races to address city problems.
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Richmond
Mundle
Winfred Mundle
Old Confederacy
B.A. Cephas
Mundlee
Crusade For Voters
Cephas
Cephis
Mundie
Merrill M. Crowe
Negro Life
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Suspect Nabbed Twice in Car Looting Incident
Roy Scott, 44, of 1715 Ave B, charged with car burglary after being seen rifling a car on 13th Street. A couple identified him behind a fence on Avenue M with earrings found in his possession. Separate incidents reported include a firearm discharge arrest on Texas Avenue and multiple thefts at residences, including equipment and vehicle parts worth hundreds of dollars.
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13Th Street
Roy Scott
Ave
Marvin J. Clark
Ivory St
Clark
Pete Hubbard
Avenue M
Lubbock
Texas Avenue
James Myner
28Th St
City closes garden center for Independence Day weekend
Municipal Garden and Arts Center at 4215 College Ave will close Sunday and Monday for Independence Day holidays with normal hours resuming at 9 a.m. Tuesday. A Friday auction of abandoned property brought in 646.10, featuring clothing bicycles guns and more. Bond set at 21000 for Roy Scott in burglary case. he remains in custody. Dr. John W. Gladden named visiting associate professor at Texas Tech starting fall semester to develop courses for the mentally retarded. Texas Tech Bookstore manager W. Cole honored after 59 years. South Plains Life Underwriters meeting moved to July 1 with past presidents to be honored. Harold Gober of Temple dies. services planned.
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Municipal Garden and Arts Center
College Ave
Georgia Booker
Bill Bessent
Justice of the Peace
F. R. Land
Roy Scott
Ave. B
Scott
Lubbock County
John W. Gladden
Lubbock
Texas Tech
Tech
W. M. Pearce
Dr. Gladden
State School For
Denton
Pearce
Woc Cole
Cole
South Plains Association of Life Underwriters
Lonnie Langston
Maine mother faces murder warrants over drowning of three children
Fairfield, Maine. Constance Fisher, 37, was charged with three counts of murder after her three young children were found drowned in their rural home. The case echoes a 12 year old tragedy when her first three children also died by drowning. she was previously committed to a state hospital after that incident. Fisher appeared in District Court in Skowhegan, her cot closed and face pale but she showed no emotion.
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Fairfield
Maine
Constance Fisher
Sklewhegan
Brooklyn man pleads innocent in heroin smuggling case
Joseph Stassi, 56, of Brooklyn, pleaded innocent to conspiring to smuggle 220 pounds of heroin into the United States from Mexico. He is free on a $50,000 bond and appeared with attorney Percy Foreman before U.S. Dist. Judge Joe Ingraham. The three men charged will be tried in Corpus Christi.
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Houston
Joseph, Stassi
Brooklyn
Mexico
Legislative subcommittee sets study tour on water pollution
A Texas water committee formed a subcommittee Thursday to examine salt water disposal and pollution from feedlots in Abilene September and at Corpus Christi in October. Members include Rep. Gus Mutscher of Brenham as chair, Rep. Nelligent of Texas City, and Rep. Charles Sowell of Houston.
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Austin
Galveston
Chambers County
Abilene
Corpus Christi
iReps
Gus Mutscher
Brenham
Dean Nelligent
Texas City
Charles Sowell
Houston
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