Lubbock Man Shot While Walking Hears Bullet Hit Foot
Roosevelt Kinney of 1304 E Main St said he heard a shot on E Main Street at 2 30 a m Saturday and found a bullet in his sock after going to Methodist Hospital for treatment. The incident was part of a varied list of offenses reported to police.
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Lubbock
Roosevelt Kinney
E. Main St
E. Main Street
Kinney
Method’st Hospital
South Lubbock
Youth Service Department
Nancy Collins
Ave. D. Apt
Norma J. Patterson
E. 8Th St
Mattie Taylor
Ave. F
Methodist
Sandra Self
39Th St
Morris Sturdivant
Indiana Ave
B. R. Hall
45Th St
Charlie Gott
34Th St
Owens Grocery
Clovis Road
G. H. Brown
Robert L. Williams
Dallas
20Th St
Kim Harris
Clement Hall
Texas Tech
Stalter Bros
Meredith backs Barnett in Mississippi governor race ad
James H Meredith endorsed Ross Barnett in a paid Mississippi Democratic primary ad, prompting Barnett to call it a deliberate reverse psychology ploy. The ad also urged backing Gov. Paul B. Johnson and Atty. Gen. T. Patterson, amid ongoing Ole Miss desegregation history and prior violence surrounding Meredith's 1962 enrollment.
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Jackson, Miss
Ross Barnett
Mississippi
James H. Meredith
Barnett
Federal Appeals Court
Meredith
University of Mississippi
Clarion-Ledger
Jackson Daily News
Ole Miss
Oxford
Mac Smythe
Paul B. Johnson
Gen
T. Patterson
Johnson
Patterson
Hernando
Canton
Moslem Groups Strike in Crater Township Protest
Moslem religious organizations held a one hour strike in Crater township on Saturday to protest what they termed inhuman behavior by British troops.
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Aden
Crater Township
NOT ON MAP Wisconsin Town Angrily Secedes
Rebels in Winneconne severed ties with Wisconsin after being left off the 1967 map. Village leader James Coughlin read a declaration of independence as a Winneconne banner and flag replaced state symbols. The board conditions for rejoining include inclusion on the 1968 map and a junction sign at U S 41 and Wisconsin 110. Negotiations with Gov Knowles were reported.
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Winnecome
Wisconsin
UPI
Wolf River
Winneconne
James Coughlin
U.S
Department Store Roof Collapses in Heavy Rain
In Bellingham Massachusetts a department store roof collapsed during a heavy rainstorm, injuring 15 people and trapping several others briefly. A shopping cart with two babies was beneath debris but came away unharmed. no panic occurred and hundreds were inside the store at the time.
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Bellingham
Mass
Russell Sweeney
Warwick Shoppers World
Sweeney
Woonsocket
R.I
Marines Slow Pacification Efforts By Border Clashes
Lt. Gen. Lewis W. Walt said North Vietnamese buffer zone actions tied up about 20 000 Marines, slowing pacification as half a million South Vietnamese in I Corps remain unsheltered. He defended joint destruction and construction duties, noting VC and NVA have failed to reclaim villages.
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Cherry Hill
Lewis W. Walt
Walt
I Corps
South Vietnam
Marine Corps Headquarters
Washington
3D Marine Division
Army
Dmz
Urgent Call For More Study Of Pill Cancer Link
The Public Health Service urged urgent further evaluation of birth control pills for possible cancer risk. A National Cancer Institute section notes the carcinogenic potential is ill defined and safety concerns persist, amid world population growth and demand for procreation control. NIH director Shannon warned women may be taking a chance until hazards are settled.
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Washington
Public Health Service
Johnson
National Institutes of Health
National Cancer Institute
James A. Shannon
National Institute of Health
Shannon
Cochran Okays Hospital Vote and New District Board
Cochran County voters approved a 3 to 1 margin Saturday to create the Cochran County Memorial Hospital District and elect five directors. The 372 to 121 tally triggers a transition from the current district and sets plans for taxes and governance. names include Glenn Thompson, Van Greene, N C Shelton, and precinct directors J Dey J L Schooler Douglas Dunn J C O Brien. No living thing is bigger than the blue whale, its tongue alone weighs 314 tons.
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Morton
Cochran County
Cochran County Memorial Hospital
Cochran County Commissioners Court
Marton Memorial Hospital
Glenn Thompson
van Greene
N. C. Shelton
Jerry Dey
George Hargrove
Bobby Adams
Don Hill
J. L. Schooler
Douglas Dunn
J. C. O'Brien
Semisolid jet fuel tested by Army in Vietnam report
The Newport News Daily Press highlights a semisolid jet fuel developed by the U S Army Aviation Materiel Laboratories at Ft Eustis Virginia touted as 90 percent safer than liquid fuel. It emulsifies like white lard yet atomizes in the burner and burns more slowly reducing post crash deaths. First flight tests expected in Vietnam with new crash proof nylon tanks.
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Newport News
Newport News Daily Press
Vietnam
The
Daily Press
Howard Goshorn
New Dominion
Goshorn
U.S. Army Aviation Materiel Laboratories
Ft. Eustis
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