Beauty contestants name heroes in Miami pageant
Sixty four contestants picked their greatest person with many votes for fathers and space figures. Nixon received eight votes while Neil Armstrong led space picks with six. Other choices included Wernher von Braun James Lovell and Indira Gandhi. some voters honored family members or fictional figures.
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Debbie Shelton
Norfolk
John Shelton
India
Indira Gandhi
Brandt
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Roxana Brown
Spain
Noeha Afonso Cabrera
Panama
Berta Lopez
Omar Torrijos
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Simonette de Los Reyes
Juan Tamad
Pele
Pope
Paul VI
Glen Campbell
Pablo Picasso
U.N
UoThant
John F. Kennedy
Leo Kinnunen
Jury Deliberates DWI Case in 99th District Court
In Judge Howard C Davison's 99th District Court, a jury reconvened at 9 am to continue deliberating the DWI case of Henderson 46 of 1293 32nd St. He was arrested on 34th Street last Aug 1. The eight men and four women panel heard most testimony Thursday and deliberated a little over an hour before recess.
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34Th Street
Judge Moore pleads guilty in Crosby County cases
Crosbyton and Crosby County court records show Judge Pat S. Moore hearing multiple pleas. Harvey, a Seagraves man, received a 12 year sentence for burglary linked to Ancil Steele’s home in Ralls. J. W. Jones drew four years for similar charges. Victor Flores pled guilty to theft by false pretext and got four years. Several others faced probation for guilty pleas including Idalou, Crosbyton, and Crosbyton Schools burglary cases.
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Crosby
Harvey
al Clark Wilson
Seagraves
Ancil Steele
iRalls
Wilson
J. W. Jones
Steele
Victor Flores
Crosbyton
Land
C. B. Hartsell
Flores
Hartsell
Craftian Court
Idalou Man
Idalou
Charles
Bartlett
David Scheef
Lorenzo
Paul Ovalle Jr
Joe Ovalle
Fidel Rios Gomez
Rallsman
Charles McDaniel
House Defeats Antiwar Bill Moves To Senate
In Washington the House narrowly turned back an antiwar measure amid procedural wrangling over a military procurement bill. A key vote failed 153 to 146 enabling a move toward conference with the Senate as lawmakers argued about debate limits and executive limits on war powers.
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Political wrangle over Senate debate and White House pressure
House members report calls from the Housing Department linking local project inquiries to votes as President faces Senate Foreign Relations issues. Morgan Hald dismisses pressure while Reps Waldie Fraser cite veiled threats. Arends notes recurring partisan friction. White House denies exerting House pressure.
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Chapin
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Fraser
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Leslie C. Arends
Twinois
Ronald S Ziegler
White House
Robert H. Finch
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