Oswald archives value set at seventeen thousand six hundred fifty four
Final report by William B. West lists Oswald items valued at 17 654 dollars for the U S Archives. The report is nonbinding and may be challenged by Mrs Oswald or the United States with jury trial possible. West received 5 126 for his work. Rifle excluded from valuation despite Warren Commission claims.
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William B. West TI
U.S
Oswald
United States
John Kennedy
John Mitchell
Washington
Dallas
API
Acl
Lee Harvey Oswald
Manna Osto
Oswaki
Wald Dartar
Holland American Line
West
Dallas Public Library
Lee
Warren “Commission
Kennedy
Texas Book Depository
Denver
Iolo
John J
City resident Jimmie Loggins Jr jailed for seven years
Jimmie Loggins Jr of 2408 E 30th St was found guilty of receiving and concealing stolen tires and sentenced to seven years in prison by a Wilmington Delaware jury. The trial followed testimony about missing mag wheels on a 1965 Chevrolet. A defense witness said Loggins borrowed money to buy the wheels. The case arose amid garbagemile thefts and uncollected trashFiles in the city.
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Howard
Juan Marinez
Auburn St
Roger Holmes
Bobs Odom
Holmes
F. Auburn St
Quirt Ave
Marinez
Loggins
Joe Carli Maden
Frank Smith
Boone Daniel Henderson
32Nd St
Burglars Loot Mont D Bain Home On Quirt Ave
Police report a break in at 4202 Quirt Ave with loss over 150 dollars. Items include a playpen, dinette chairs, a coffee table, and other household goods. Also noted, thefts at a service station and a laundry, plus vandalism at Bowie Elementary School.
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Mont D. Bain
Quirt Ave
Lach to be moved to Fort Worth for murder trial
Former Texas Tech student Benjamin Lach, 26, will be transferred from Lubbock County jail to Fort Worth early next week to await trial for the murder of a Tech cleaning woman. The trial is set for Sept. 21 in Fort Worth Criminal District Court No. 1 after a venue change. pretrial hearings start Wednesday with Judge Matthews and District Attorney Blair Cherry Jr. Lach is charged with malice murder in the slaying of Sarah Alice Morgan, 54, whose body was found Dec. 4, 1967, in a Science Building laboratory. His defense teams include Bi Gillespie, A. W. Salyars, and Dawson Davis. He remains held without bond.
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Texas Tech
Benjamin Lach
Lubbock
Fort Worth
Lach
Byron Matthews
Criminal District Court No
Sarah Alice Morgan
Tech
Bi Gillespie
A. W. Salyars
Dawson Davis
Criminal District Court
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National Press Club
U.S. Dist
Joe E. Estes
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Fay
King
J. D. Tippitt
First State Bank
Tīai
Lubbock Avalanche-Journal
Trual
Joe B. Garcia
Idala
Tubbock Osteopathic Hospital
Bobby Felty
Lubbock Osteopathic Hospital
Trumble Steel Erectors
Robert Buttemiller
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Reese Village
Reese Afb
Robert Lee Keeley
Laut Clinte Hospital
Broadway Church of Christ
Jerry Tefertifier
Methodist Hospital
Plains
Linen Service
Benjamin Ramirez
Amherst St. Con
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Thomas Simants
Lubcock
Bill Simpson
Rais
Simpson's Grain and Seed
Harrison’ Beall
Harry Freedman
Ath St
U.S. Air Force
Doxie Hoover
Sherman Ave
N. Methodist Hospital
Baker Co
Eddie Bermhilt
Sun St
Nodern Chevrolet
Larry Jolly
Tahoke
Tahitka
Myre
Gary Roberts
Texas Industry Laundry
Mira” Richard
Krull
Gon
Lee Construction
Peoples Lee Co
Ronald Gren Hitt
1603
Wecksburg
West Texas Hospital
Rigney Ruin Supply
Rine
Alexander
19Th St
Bowie
29Th Street
Chicago Avenue
Buckley
Austin Austin
William F. Buckley Jr
Texas Republican Leadership Conference
John Tower
R-Tex
National Review
16Th Street
Edith White
15Th St
Lena
Valley
Miss Constance
Sandlers
Indiana
Staite
B.T.U
Avocado & Coppertone
RCA
Stefan
Gason
Cotor
Cherry
Tarrant County
London
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