Dol phus Jack Brown murder trial moves toward opening
A pretrial hearing was scheduled in El Paso before Judge William E. Ward as prosecutors plan to bring pregnant witness Anita Rogerson to the Dol phus Jack Brown murder trial. Brown, 26, is charged with malice in the bludgeoning deaths of his parents at their farm near Les Brown.
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Dolphus Jack Brown
Iden
Anita Robergon
William E. Ward
34Th District Court
Brown
D. J
Buzz) Brown
Les Brown
St Mary of the Plains Hospital bids opened in Lubbock
Bids for the 4 million plus St Mary of the Plains Hospital project were opened with Area Builders Inc of Odessa listed as low bidder at 4 438 000. Alternate proposals were submitted by 13 firms. Kitchen equipment bids were also opened with Stainless Metal Fixture Co of Albuquerque apparent low bidder at 95 769. Final go ahead hinges on cost adjustments and additional funding of 100 000.
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Bert Neelley
Avalanche-Journal
St. Mary of the Plains Hospital
H. A
Hap) Padgett Jr
Maureen
Texas State Department of Health
Area Builders, Inc
Odessa
Lubbock
Arnett Room
Citizens National Bank
Are Builders
Citadel Construction, Co., Inc
San Marcos
Cooper Construction Co
Legislative Committee Opens Liquor Reform Hearings
The House State Affairs Committee begins liquor hearings at 10 a.m. during the special session as lawmakers consider a broad Liquor Control Act revision and a measure legalizing liquor by the drink in miniature bottles. Officials warn a $125 million tax bill could rise to $150 million due to the federal income tax surcharge.
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Associated Press
Austin—Liquor Law Reform
House State Affairs Committee
John Connally
Comptroller’s Office
Connally
Legislative Budget Board
Barnes
Senate
LBB
Department of Public Safety
Senate Finance Committee
Dallas
Ben — Atwell
House
Lamesa Stuns Class AAA Goliath in Playoffs
In a state baseball playoff matchup a Class AAA power from Lamesa defeats San Antonio to advance. The game highlights a key upset as teams move toward the state tournament.
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Lamesa
Goliath
San Antonio
Prayer Note From Lubbock Reader Acknowledges Jesus Lifts Believers
A Lubbock reader offers a prayer thanking Jesus for making people bigger than they are and asking grace to grow through Christ our Lord.
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Jesus
Christ Our Lord
Lubbock
Zoning Board Rejects Ave Q Residential Preservation Plea
Zoning and planning officials rejected a bid to change the westside Ave Q tract from residential to office use after substantial resident turnout opposed the move. Attorney Edward Napier cited a proposed compromise as insufficient and warned the request would amount to zoning after development. The meeting also denied Jack Eastman’s request to rezone land at Indiana Avenue and 66th Street for a medical clinic.
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Westside
Avenue Q
28Th Street
34Th Street
Edward W. Napier
Napier
City Hall
Jack “Eastman
Or. Taylor Vans
Indiana Avenue
66Th Street
Eastman
Evans
Johnson declares national day of mourning for Kennedy
President Johnson proclaimed Sunday a national day of mourning for Senator Robert F. Kennedy and urged unity. He ordered flags at half staff on government and military sites until Kennedy is buried at Arlington National Cemetery. Vice President Humphrey, presiding in the Senate, pledged to oppose hatred and violence as the nation mourns.
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Johnson
Robert F. Kennedy
U.S
New York
Arlington National Cemetery
Mudert — H. Humphrey
Senate
Kennedy
Humphrey
Los Angeles
White House
Walt W. Rostow
Sen
Robert. Kennedy
Freedom with marijuana use misleads readers
An editor notes a three-part narcotics series begins with Jane Doe, a young working woman who describes initial marijuana use as pleasant yet warns its risks. Medical officials caution narcotics trips can lead to serious outcomes, including hallucinations and potential harm.
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Babbock
Dave Knaps
Avalanche-Journal
Jane Doe
Miss Dee
Tough Drug Law Advances in House Commerce Panel
The House Commerce Committee approved a bill imposing tougher penalties on LSD users and dealers. It treats possession for personal use without a prescription as a misdemeanor and sets fines up to 1000 dollars and a year in prison for first offenses. Felony penalties of five years and up to 10000 dollars apply to manufacture, possession for distribution, or sale.
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House Commerce
Rites Planned At Arlington Mission Of Presidential Plane Recalls Grim Journey Of 1968
Robert F. Kennedy lay in state as planes carried his body from Los Angeles to New York where crowds gathered at LaGuardia. The senator’s widow Ethel and their sons helped remove the casket from the jet, with Archbishop Cooke leading a prayer service before the Arlington burial. The journey echoed John F. Kennedy’s 1963 flight to Washington, and Kennedy’s funeral will continue with services in Manhattan and Arlington.
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Los Angeles International
Sen
Robert Kennedy
New York
Arlington Mission
Arthur Everett
Robert F. Kennedy
America
LaGuardia
Los Angeles
John F. Kensethe Behdhe
Havo Uss Wel EY
Vcas
ALO
Washington
Dallas
Duckle
Phire
Ethel
John F. Kennedy
Jacqueline Kennedys
Daas
Edward
Kennedy
Dmass
Terrence J. Cooke
Edward Kennedy
Robert
Arlington
National ‘Cemetery
John
St. Patrick's
Manhattan
Fifth ‘Avenue
Manhat
Burial site eyed for RFK at Arlington near JFK grave
Arlington officials and family representatives weigh the best location for Robert F. Kennedy’s burial near his brother John F. Kennedy in Arlington National Cemetery. Supervisor John Metzler said a noon Friday decision was expected on the precise grave site while former Defense Secretary Robert S. McNamara would oversee funeral arrangements.
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Girt Scotts
iSen
Robert F. Kennedy
Brothers Grave
Robert Kennedy
John FY. Kennedy
John Hennedy
Washington
United States
John Metzler
Arlington National Cemetery
Metzler
File Post
Robert. S. McNamara
Ifor
Pentagon
Mayor's remarks may hamper Kennedy assassin case
Prosecution officials voiced concern that Los Angeles Mayor Samuel W. Yorty's public statements could prejudice the Sirhan Sirhan trial. Authorities planned to present the case to a grand jury as detectives sought a 60 day trial and issued a bulletin for a woman seen with Sirhan before the shooting.
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Los Angeles
Samuel W. Yorty
Robert B. Kennedy
China
Triad
Sirhan Bishara
Sirhan
Attys Evelle C. Younger
Kennedy
Abe
Yorty
Weather map notes for Lubbock area today
A few thunderstorms possible this afternoon and evening in the Lubbock vicinity. High around the mid 90s and a low near 60. Winds increasing to 15 to 20 mph. Rain probability about 10 percent today and tonight.
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