Bank Funds Misuse Case Leads to Guilty Pleas
In Levelland district court executives plead guilty to misapplication of bank funds and mail fraud linked to a $23,500 loan. Sentences hinge on probation terms set by the judge and connected to wire fraud charges involving First National Bank of Levelland.
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Elland Wert
Fos Wasik
Testley
Pheee
First Nacional Bark
Levelland
Hanks
Travis
Hater
Richard Turdock
Dee
Preighter
Sid
New Brothers
Long Beach
Califthanslyes
Aktor
Hee
Tis
Bewan
Sam Diego
Coast Guard
Lightning strike at Clovis Little League injures players
A lightning bolt struck near a Clovis Little League crowd at Highland School Tuesday. Four to five people were hurt and taken to Clovis Memorial Hospital. nurse Ann Miller credited with saving one life. Injuries ranged from serious to minor, with several treated by doctors. A separate Wyoming storm killed a teen field hand and disrupted power across three cities.
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Texas Panhandle
New Mexico
Clovis
Clovis Memorial Hospital
C. B. Paresolley
Littl League Park
Highland School
Wyoming
DeMingo Salinis
Powell
Wyo
Summer youth class prompts local museum talks
Lubbock area launches a fund campaign to support summer youth activities including tack collecting and arts programs at the West Side Museum. State and national figures weigh in as leaders predict savings and renewed support for community projects.
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Lubbock
Area
Aston Art Ab West
Teas Museumf
Creative Page
Vegetarian budgets show meats lift living costs in 12 cities
Associated Press surveyors found meat prices rising sharply while meat substitutes also climbed, yet overall shopping costs barely changed. In March 1968 prices for beef pork and chicken spiked, while fruits vegetables and canned goods edged lower, keeping total food outlay similar to prior months across diverse stores and cities.
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National
Associated Press
Anida
U S Consulate Hue Burned By Angry Protesters
Angry students in Hue sack and burn the U S Consulate as soldiers withdraw under pressure. The raid follows anti government unrest linked to Buddhist opposition and a push to widen the military junta. The consulate and nearby U S Information Library were earlier targeted.
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U.S
Hue
Johnson
Junta Pie
Hie
Nansen Cao Ky
Viet Nam
Tut
Minanes
Madeta
Kyne Dapper
Anean Chile
Key
Weman National Leadership Council
Saigon
UPS
Robert Thrain
Ty Hue
Deni
U.S. Information Service
Buddhists Protester Self Immolations Continue in Ky Clash
About 2,000 spectators watched as protesters in Ky clashed with authorities. Demonstrators attacked a building with rocks smashing windows, smashing doors and throwing objects including books lamps and an air conditioner. Some students found gasoline drums during the disruption.
Peace scare triggers stock market decline in anxious session
The market dipped after unconfirmed peace scare rumors and defense worries. The Dow faltered about 20 points from peak. volume traded amounted to 377 million shares with 286 advances. Major movers included General Motors, International Harvester, American Telephone, Anaconda, Eastman Kodak, Dur Panty, and Xerox among decliners.
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Tursda Brassure
Prives
Wall Steel
North View
Sisley
Associated Press
General Motors
International Harvester
American Telephone
Cash and checks stolen from car at East dith Street scene
Police report theft and vandalism across multiple locations. A car on East dith Street lost $980 in cash and checks from beneath a seat before the thief drove away to the bank. other incidents include $1 200 in gear damaged at Thurman’s Band Co and a cat burglary at a local food store.
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East Dith St
Frank
Sant Sho
Ty Blai St
Otter
Thurman’s Band Co
Gene Blueburn
Toul Lass
Kay White
Statler
Clovis Rd
Myrte Robinett
Ges
Historic Gemini 9 Launch Preps Under Moonlit Pad Lights
Technicians pump thousands of gallons of propellant into the Titan 2 rocket while pad crews illuminate the launch site. Astronauts Thomas Stafford and Eugene Cernan prepare for a rendezvous mission, with safety reviews and minor electrical issues delaying but not derailing countdown plans.
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Kennedy
Thomas Stafford
Eugene Cernan
Tery
Ansions
CST
Sky
Jansions Space
Cernan
Atlis
Gemini
Space Agency
Tatnel
Bat Attients
Soviet Union Proposes Space Demilitarization Treaty
The Soviet Union calls for a treaty to demilitarize the moon and other celestial bodies with peaceful use by all states. The proposal, presented by President debts last month, was welcomed by the United States ambassador to the UN Nikolai Fedoretky and discussed by officials ahead of the General Assembly meeting. The United States indicated no need to delay talks beyond the assembly session.
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Soviet Union
Unite Soviet
United Nationyikolai Fedoretky
Vhant
General Assembly
Arr J Goktberg
Johnson
Goldberg
Russia
Surveyor 1 Nears Moon Landing in Precise Descent
Pasadena reports say Surveyor 1 is tailing toward a spot 10 miles from touchdown in the Moon Sea of Tranquility. Officials led by Robert DeParks and JPL describe a critical gentle descent aimed at preserving TV camera footage and mapping lunar crust for future Apollo missions.
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Assocse
Pasadena
Calif
Cape Kennedy
Fla
Sea of Stern
Apollo Astronants
Robert de Parks
Jet Propulsion
Parks
Benjamin Miwiteky
Weather Map Page 5-4 Lablwek and Vicinity Forecast
Patty favors widely scattered showers with a high today in the low 80s. Tonight expects cooler lows and light south winds. Rain chances around 20 percent with possible scattered showers in the Drobedaliy region.
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Tracy
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Hous
Cole
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Supreme Court
RXC
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COLUM
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Mareh II
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Avalanche-Journal
Bucharest
Romania
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