Seven Men Are Named In Felony Cases Here
Seven men face felony complaints after a Monday burglary at Rosie's Cafe on Erskine Road. Floyd Frazier and James Farmer were arrested in a car with cigars and cigarettes and $2.26. both had bonds set at 2500. Other arrests included Arthur Kepley for motor vehicle burglary with two sewing machines stolen, William Clark for receiving stolen property, Billy Jennings for cash theft from Starr's Drive-In, and David Coleman with Jimmy Reece cited in separate charges.
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Rosie
Erskine Road
Floyd Glenn Frazier
53Rd St
James William Farmer
Erskine St
Frazier
Farmer
Justice of the Peace
George H. McCleske
Arthur Wayne Kepley
Ave. E
John Morris
36Th St
William Hford Clark
Ith St
Kepley
McCloskey
Clark
F. R. Land
Billy
Ray Jennings
Lubbock
Starr
McCleskey
County court records reveal multiple theft and alcohol cases
The county docket lists suspects including Eubank and Linds linked to irrigation engine thefts. George Hudson faces charging details. several defendants, such as Low Miller and Powell, plead guilty or are fined for car driving while intoxicated and illegal transportation of intoxicants. Additional pleas involve check violations and prohibited weapons with sentences from fines to jail terms.
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Eubank
Linds
Abernathy
George Edward Hudson
Detroit Ave
Lubbock
George Medley
St. Mury
Pat Moore
Edgar Max Lowmiller
16Th St
Moore
Joe Lee Woodard
Ave
Homer David Powell
Pedro Perez Garza
Odessa
Bill Grimsley
Joe Iticerez
Ruben Gonzales
Juanita Arellano
East Place
Susana Cardenas Jr
Aurelio Gonzalestinez
N. Gary St
Norvell Avant O'Brian
Cheste Peterson
Tahoka
William Kennard
Bird
Jerry ‘T. Swain
Rescuers Scramble as Skopje Is Ravaged by Aftermath
Survivors flee into the ruined city as nearly 90 percent of buildings are demolished or unusable amid heavy damage. Premier Grlickov warns no one may be alive under rubble and plans a safer site for a rebuilt capital. A French team rescues 9 year old Lene Naumova from a home ruin, her mother crying with relief.
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Theii
Alexander Grlickov
al New
Skopje
Lenee Naumova
FEPC Bill and Civil Rights Roles Highlight Capitol Debate
Officials report FEPC laws working in several states but push for federal backing. McNamara announces new civil rights posts and oversight of discrimination on bases and defense contracts. Racial protests erupt in New York and other states as searches continue amid quake ruins in Skopje with power and water challenges and continuing recoveries.
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Harald Stacy
Gouverneur
N.Y
Greece
Education and Labor Committee
Cation Ut
Russes Com
York
New Jersey
Missouri
Minnesota
Senate
FEPC
Pentagon
Robert S. McNami
McNamara
Offise
Ad B. Fit. 40
Highland Park
Stephen N. Shulman
New Haven
Conn
New York City
City Hall
Robert F. Wagner
Plane Crash Believed To Be Freedom Flight
Police and witnesses describe a single engine Yugoslav military plane crash near Daville Virginia during a civil rights protest. Authorities believe the craft carried refugees fleeing Yugoslavia and fled from Austrian authorities. The crash killed several and authorities work to identify victims and determine who was aboard.
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W.W. Chase
Integral Graz
Austria
Danville
Christian Progress
Mili
Yugoslavia
Opmady
Laipl
Yauorn Range
Wasi
Chile
Marehihe
Shirl Conway
Une
Thorpe
Acvessities
Henrietta
Crosman
Rail Unions Push Oversight on Kennedy Plan for Peace Talks
Union leaders urge Congress to establish a joint House Senate watchdog panel to oversee new rail talks with reports every 10 days and a path to arbitration. Railroads back Kennedy plan while unions insist on vigorous mediation and threatened nationwide strike as Aug 29 deadline looms.
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Kennedy
Interstate Commerce Commission
Aftort
Malin
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineer
Congress
House
Senate
Roy E. Davidson
A.F. 2Man
Davidson
Wirtz
House Commerce] Committee
ICC
Sukarno and Malaya collide over Malaysia talks in Manila
In Manila Sukarno and Malayan leaders arrived for talks on forming a Malaysia federation. Sukarno denounces the plan as a cover for British control while Malaya insists on a local or UN backed referendum after assessing Borneo wishes.
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Manila
Su J
Malaysia
Borneo
Communist Federation of Malay- Sukarno
Sia
Rahman
Indonesia
Malaya
Singapore
Sarawak
North Borneo
Sukarno
Island of
Macapagal
Philippines
Officials Arrested in Red Degree Mill Scandal Moscow
Pravda reports closure of Moscow State Economics Institute over an alleged degree mill scheme. P Nesheheretov and P Danoliya, among others, face trial after charging high fees for enrollment and distributing advance entrance papers. One student paid 1500 rubles for direct third year entry. other admissions ranged up to 2222 rubles. The racket allegedly lasted several years.
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Moscow
UPI
Pravda
Moscow State Economics Institute
P. Nesheheretov
P. Danoliya
SLIT
Cuban exile aid urged to free Cuba and curb aid
Rep. Haley urged arming 100 000 political prisoners on the Isle of Pines to seize and form a Cuban provisional government. Other lawmakers called to cut off aid to nations trading with Cuba and support exiles who want to fight for liberation. The Texas dry forces won six of seven local option elections this year.
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Don H. Claussen
Europe
Cuba
James A. Haley
United
Isle
Pines
Cubs
Congress
Kk. W. Stinson
R-Wash
Sam M. Gibbons
Austin
APD
the Texas
Liquor Control Board
LCB
Paul G. Rogers
D-Fla
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