New York Parking Fines Surge as Amnesty Ends
New York City traffic court runs a mail in amnesty for unpaid parking tickets now totaling 330000 tickets worth 2.5 million dollars. Participants pay normal fines or risk a $50 per ticket plus possible 30 day jail sentences if the computer tracking system is activated. Over 82,000 have paid so far.
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Ky says U.S. must invade or endure long war in Vietnam
Premier Ky warned on a news conference that the United States should either invade North Vietnam or endure a protracted war of five to 15 years. He said South Vietnam and free nations must be patient, as North Vietnamese forces are patient, and urged Allies to commit to another five to 10 years.
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North Vietnam
Senate Labor Committee Studies Emergency Law On Airlines Strike
The Senate Labor Committee met to consider an emergency measure to halt the 20 day airline walkout as talks resumed between the five strikebound airlines and ALF-CIO machinists. Labor Secretary Wirtz urged a last chance for settlement without White House intervention.
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Sec. of Labor
W. Willard Wirtz
Alf-Cio International Assn
Senate Labor Committee
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Munt
Labor Department
White House
Johnson
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Morse
Oregon
Lister Hill
D-Ala
Airlines
Vietnam War soldiers thank O'Donnell for water mix gift
VIET NAM soldiers send thanks to O'Donnell Young Homemakers for a gift of water drink mix. The note appears in a local news roundup with other city and state notices.
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Viet Nam
O'Donnell Young
Fire Destroys Gulf Fishermen Vessel Off Port Aransas
An 80 foot White Marlin Queen caught fire in the Gulf of Mexico and 51 aboard were rescued after the ship burned to the waterline. Passengers and three crewmen were saved by three shrimp boats amid six foot swells near Port Aransas. Coast Guard said the vessel would sink. there were no injuries. A passenger list from the vessel included Charles A. Veal and others from Lubbock and nearby areas.
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B. Stanford
Lubbock
Midland Milk Prices Jump Again Amid Shortage risings
Midland boosted milk prices by four cents a half gallon for a second time this month as a nationwide milk shortage drives costs up. Lubbock distributors expect similar increases later, with prices now ranging from 55 to 63 cents per half gallon and forecasts of continued rises through year end.
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Midland
George Wilson
Mana
U.S
A.ger
Bell Dairies
Taylor Harris
Gandy
John McIntyre
Abilene
Borden's Dairies
Garmon Convicted in Oklahoma Kidnapping Case
A federal jury of 10 men and 2 women found Delbert Harmon Garmon guilty of kidnapping farmer Jesse Elbert Dugan of Davidson Oklahoma and transporting pistols across state lines. Sentencing was scheduled for 11 a.m. today by U.S. District Judge Sarah I Hughes.
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UPI
Delbert Harmon Garmon
Oklahoma
U.S
Sarah ‘I’. Hughes
Garmon
Ora C. Boyls
Jesse Elbert Dugan
Davidson
Okla
Garmon abduction case sparks appeal and courtroom tension
Defense attorney Cletus Schenk vows to appeal while Assistant US Attorney Timmins portrays Dugan and his wife as coerced by Garmon during a kidnapping case. Jury heard claims of intimidation, a razor blade incident, and multiple prior abductions as officers pursued the suspect.
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Dugans
U.S
Senate Cuts Military Aid Despite Johnson Plea
The Senate cut 100 million from President Johnsons 892 million military aid request and passed the measure. Senator Fulbright and several other chairmen opposed final passage, signaling a shift toward reduced foreign aid. The action followed earlier cuts to the economic aid program and a plan for a conference with the House.
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Europe
Fulbright
Foreign Relations
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D-Ga
Armed Services
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Youths clash during New York rioting. teen charged as sniper
In Brooklyn during last week's disturbances, Ernest Gallashaw a 17 year old beneficiary of a state antipoverty program was arrested on a homicide charge for the 11 year old Eric Dean's death. The district attorney said Gallashaw works as a house painter in the Neighborhood Youth Corps network and the fatal shot appeared aimed at a policeman. The judge noted a prior auto theft charge was dismissed.
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Eric Dean
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Asteroid Icarus Won't Hit Earth Smithsonian Says
Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory denied a report of an asteroid collision with Earth and said Icarus will pass about 4 million miles away, though distance could be off by large margins. The statement aimed to quell fears of a June 1968 impact and noted caution about orbit variations. A separate note reports Cmdr Eugene A. Cerman receiving astronaut wings from Adm David M. McDonald at the Pentagon after Gemini 9 spacewalk.
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Clearing House For
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Icarus
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UPI
Eugene A. Cerman
Adm
David M.mcdonald
Naval Operations
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Navy Pilot Dieter Dengler Identified After Viet Nam Trek
The Pentagon announced Lt. (j.g.) Dieter Dengler of Pacifica California as the Navy pilot who escaped a Communist prison camp in Vietnam after a 23 day jungle trek. Details remain restricted for security reasons, with more information promised when permitted.
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Weather Map Looks for Lubbock Vicinity Today
Clear to partly cloudy with isolated evening thundershowers. High in the upper 90s, low tonight mid 70s to 79. Mostly light southerly winds. Sunrise 6:01 am, sunset 7:15 pm. Humidity around 62 percent, postal high and low temperatures shown for Abilene
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