Losses Rise in Break-Ins and Vandalism Routinely
Police reported heavy losses in burglaries at Doyle's Garage on Clovis Road and a Century House apartment, plus vandalism damage at Tohoka Highway. Doyle's Garage loss included tools and equipment. the residence saw $900.50 cash stolen from eight $100 bills and other currency. A separate note mentions construction-site indictments and broader crime concerns.
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Ruby to receive psychiatric care before sanity trial hearing
Judge Joe Brown ordered Jack Ruby to receive psychiatric treatment in his county jail cell ahead of a June 19 show cause hearing to decide if a sanity trial will be granted. The decision followed a two hour meeting with defense and prosecution lawyers and psychiatrists.
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Joe B. Brown
Jack Ruby
Brown
Ruby
Beavers sanity hearing looms in Ruby case
Stubblefield, appointed by the court, represents the prosecution and defense in Ruby’s appeal as Beavers has been retained for the sanity issue. Judge Joe B Brown will rule after deliberations with the psychic and reports. If Ruby is still sane, a sanity trial will be set for July 6 with proceedings continuing until a decision.
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Atrisis
Mahon Urges Civil Rights Doors Open Without Violence
Rep George Mahon of Texas told Hardin-Simmons graduates the United States must find ways to open doors of opportunity for civil rights without violating the Constitution. He opposed the House civil rights bill, supported a compromise, and cited Gen Douglas MacArthur on national faith. Wilson confers with Gromyko on Laos and disarmament in Moscow.
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George Mahon
D-Tex
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House Appropriations Committee
Lubbock
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Ma‘hon
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Polls Show Rocky With Slight Edge
California voters faced a pivotal primary as undecided Republicans could tilt the outcome between Barry Goldwater and Nelson Rockefeller. Rockefeller held a slight lead in statewide polls with about 2 million expected to vote in eight winner-take-all races for the 86 Republican presidential votes. Eisenhower offered a cautious cue on Goldwater, while GOP Chairman Miller warned that a Goldwater California win would boost his delegate strength toward the 1965 convention, with results to be continued on Page 10.
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New Yorkers Fear Hike in Late Night Attacks
New York residents voiced fear after a weekend series of late night assaults on whites. A vigilante group has formed to combat the attacks and another organization is in the planning stage.
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Johnson assigns study on Vietnam Laos Southeast Asia crisis
A presidential order directs a comprehensive review of the U S effort in South Viet Nam and Laos, assessing deterioration and threats to Southeast Asia. The task outlines whether current military and diplomatic measures suffice and what new steps might be needed, with major recommendations unlikely to be revealed in Honolulu.
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Strike scene sparks guard clashes over power rates
Washington officials report Texas private power firms have earned about 1.3 million dollars in stock options since 1957. Senator Metcalf accuses these utilities of charging high electric rates in Texas and Montana. He cites a top return of about 9 percent for Texas utilities, far above the 6 percent he calls reasonable, claiming public overdraft in consumer charges.
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U.S.A
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Sex Wire Corp
Epidemic Typhoid Strikes Aberdeen Scotland Amid Quarantine
Health officials report 41 new typhoid cases in Aberdeen in a 24 hour period the largest daily rise since the outbreak began. emergency measures close schools cancel events and deploy guards around the city as investigations probe possible sources including a corned beef can and sewerage issues while cases spread to Glasgow Stirling and Walthamstow with several more suspected.
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George W
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Scotland
Lince
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Scot
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Stirling
London
Walthamstow
Banffshire
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The
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Prayer Message Contained in Anonymous Note
A brief prayer requests guidance from heaven for dignified and humble living. The note credits anonymity and mentions sharing two favorite prayers, urging timing and lean wording.
Castro claims U S uses germ warfare against Cuba
Fidel Castro charged that Yankee Imperialism is testing germ warfare on Cuba. A national palace communique described balloons carrying bacteriological cultures seen near Santi Spiritu Las Villas, dissolving on ground and triggering medical observations. The note cited U S actions restricting medicines and baby foods to Cuba as evidence of aggression.
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Favana
Fidel Castro
Cuba
National Palace
Washington
State Department
Santi Espiritu
Las Villas
United States
U. S
Explosions Shake Etna Volcano in Sicily
In Catania Sicily Mt Etna erupted with three quick explosions tossing sand and ash into the sky. No lava flow was observed and recent eruptions have been harmless though past activity raised concerns about the observatory and nearby facilities.
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Sicily
UPI
Mt. Etna
Etna
Weather Summary for Lubbock Area Today
Clear to party cloudy and warmer with southerly winds 10 to 20 mph. High near 80. Noon to midnight temperatures around 72. Scattered unreadable fragments do not alter the main forecast.
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