Valley Town residents push city commission ouster
Cameron County attorney Abel Toscano Jr says supporters circulate a petition to remove San Benito city commissioners over alleged police brutality. The push follows claims of excessive force by a San Benito officer, with FBI involvement eyed after federal officials review Toscano's evidence and possible civil rights violations.
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Cameron County
Rio Grande Valley
Ehittee
Abel Toscano Jr
Harlingen
Sions Nogwas
U.S
Homer Lopez
Brownsville
Toscano
FBI
Lopez
Viola Lopez
City Commission
R. C
Lubbock Woman Plans World Jehovah Tour in Europe
A Lubbock trio led by Mrs. Kate Best, called Omi, prepares a 24 city, nine week world tour with Jehovah’s Witnesses. They begin in New York Aug 28 and visit Europe and the Holy Lands, including Athens and Petra, before returning to Lubbock Sept 9.
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Avalanche-Journal
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England
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Germany
Italy
Greece
Kate Best
Lebanon
Jordan
India
Burma
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Fiji
United States
Gerlands, Mane
J.D. Head
Lovington
N. M
Johnny Moore
Holy Lands
Athens
Eugene Nomicos
Ann Adams
Spade
Lubbock
67Th St
Texas Bar Leader Urges Respect for Courts and Law
Texas Attorney General Waggoner Carr told the Dallas gathering of the Bar of Texas that disagreement with Supreme Court rulings should not erode faith in the judiciary. He warned against damaging court independence and called on lawyers to educate the public about the law. The session closed with remarks from former San Antonio city attorney Ralph W. Brite.
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UPI
U.S. Supreme Court
U.S
Texas
Waggoner Carr
Carr
San Antonio
Ralph W. Brite
Rising Auto Insurance Costs Hit Texas Drivers
An AP report notes higher insurance costs for Texas motorists as new rates take effect August 1. Average bodily injury and property damage liability premiums rise, with notable county-by-county numbers and a new windbreakage deductible option reducing premiums by about 20 percent. The 1964 financial responsibility limit increases to 10 000 per person and 20 000 per accident.
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Texas
Texas Insurance Board
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Paso
Orange County
Nueces County
Bowie County
Gregg, Smith, Rusk, Upshur — Insurance
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Grayson County
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Randall
de Cameron, Starr, Hidalgo
Willacy
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Victoria
Anderson
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Atas
Insur-Cosa
Bastrop
Mason
Uvaldean
Jefferson County
Galveston
Travis County
McLennan
Ector
Howard
Midland
Andrews
Brown
Coleman
Eastland
Jones
Nolan
Pecos
Runnells
Wilbur
Goldwater Attacks Kennedy Europe Trip and Wilkins Critique
Goldwater criticized President Kennedy’s Europe trip and accused Roy Wilkins of damaging the Constitution. He spoke at a news conference and said he has not decided on a presidential bid, calling early announcements foolish. The article notes regional political context and a separate chairman election in a western association.
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Ewport Beach
Calif
Barry Goldwater
Kennedy
Roy Wilkins
Arizona Republican
Hoover Still Better But No Visitors Yet
Former President Herbert Hoover continues a satisfactory recovery from a serious bleeding tied to a gastrointestinal ailment. A family spokesman said Hoover, 8, reads newspapers in bed, smokes his pipe, and comments on world affairs, but he does not yet receive visitors at Waldorf Towers.
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Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Waldorf Towers
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