Dallas police probes shift in Stout slaying case
Dallas police intensify internal inquiry into possible misconduct surrounding the murder of Bryan Stout 42 an art supply salesman and the arrest of Patrolman Singletary. Chief Dyson insists no details yet about who is being investigated or why while confirming ongoing scene surveillance and a promised report next week.
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Frank Dyson
Bryan R. Stott
John Thomas Singletary
Dyson
Stout
Singletary
Mary
Pamela McDougald
Helen Cundiff
Lester Weber Jr
Robert C. Dixon
Lions Hold Installation for New Officers and Directors
The Lubbock Lions Club conducted a formal installation ceremony naming new officers and directors. Members pledged to lead club activities and community service for the coming year.
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Lubbock Lions Club
Lions Club
United States
Koko Palace
Larry Wells
Jimmy Gary
Art Cook
McGovern Advisers Form 1968 Campaign Drive in Florida
In Miami Beach the McGovern campaign built a team of advisers for the 1968 presidential bid. Gary Hart was named campaign manager and Allan Rosen third vicepresident, with Dal DeWees as secretary treasurer and Barney Whigham chaplain. The drive coordinated planning and floor activity for the Democratic Convention while McGovern’s staff expanded to support the nomination and campaign efforts.
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Lubbock Lions Club
Miami Beach
Fla
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South
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Dakota
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Jimmy Gary
Kennedy
Larry
Dougherty
Wells
Senate
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Trea
Claude Cone
Gary Hart
Dent
Mabryn Brock
Denver
Allan Rosen
Rocky Mountain Coordinary
Dal DeWees
Robert F. Kennedy
Barney
Hart
Whigham
Ralph Krebbs
Bill Sharpley
Tom Purdom
Dean Robertson
Dave Mayfield Jr
Lester Grimes
McCavarn
California
Frank Mankiewicz
Mankiewicz
Ted van Dyk
van Dyk
Hubert Humphrey
Washington
Columbia University
Gordon Weil
Weil
Sen
Edmund S. Muskie
Kirby Jones
Peace Corps
Latin America
Rep
Richard Ottinger
New York
Richard Stearns
Eugene McCarthy
Party Reform Commission
Paris Peace Talks Resume Thursday in Paris
Paris dispatch reports Vietnam peace talks to resume after a week break with the United States cautiously optimistic. Kissinger and Nixon signals suggest progress may be possible. Hanoi and the Viet Cong have pressed talks on troop withdrawal, coalition government, and halt to bombing as preconditions.
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U.S
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United States
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Hanoi
Viet Cong
North Vietnam
Lyndon B. Johnson
Richard Dougherty
Kissinger
New York Herald Tribune
Saigon
Los Angeles ‘Times
McGovern
The
Hastary
Peking
Salvation Army runs homes for children in Singapore
The Salvation Army operates 130 homes worldwide and four in Singapore including a boys home a girls home a children s home housing 58 youngsters a nursery and a kindergarten school for 100 nonresident children all funded by government and public finances.
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Singapore
YPD
The
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