Kennedy Suffered Irreversible Brain Damage After Shooting
Boston surgeon Dr. James L. Poppen said Senator Robert F. Kennedy died from overwhelming damage to the pons and midbrain after a gunshot. He noted the brain waves flattened and vital organs failed, despite brief moments of apparent improvement.
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Boston
Kennedy
Robert ¥. Kennedy
Sen. Kennedy
James L. Poppen
Lahey Clinic
Los Angeles
Robert Kennedy
Allie
Poppen
Buckeye identification tools and peace talk on personal guns
A fragment discusses identification methods akin to a dog noseprint and human fingerprints, and urges an end to violence. It notes concerns on personal guns and calls for termination of hostile activities while referencing the Prince of Peace and worries about safety.
Monterey High honors long-serving team physician
Dr Warren Poole received a plaque for 13 years as Monterey High School team physician. He retires after serving since the school's opening and did not receive pay. Trustees discussed district wide physical eligibility standards for athletes in contact sports amid concerns about screening and fairness.
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Williams
Warren Poole
Monterey High School
Poole
Monterey
Lubbock
Elvis B_ Istre
Ann Kirkpatrick
Anne Preston
Sandra A. Roberson
Wesley A. Sanders
Linda Shaver
Beraldine Waller
Charlene West
Jan F. Langley
Ruth Adams
Bryan
Christine Adrean
Texas Tech
Patricia Ruven
Techs
Thomas
D. Carter
Howard
Payne College
Martha Marie Cepcar
Our Lady of the Lake College
Joan Crawford
Slaton
Leslie Duckworth
Tech
Jeffrey D Foster
Doyle ‘Gammill
Jayton
Lamesa
Gary H. Gilliland
Paul Gonzales
McAllen
Geraldine Howell
Odessa
Edra J Hudson
Canyon
Edmon Lang
Childress
Morton
Iris Lang
Marvin L. MoeSpadden
Sidney. McSpadden
Sallie Manicapelli
Wichiia Falls
Patsy Meador
Bethany
Nazarene College
Okla
John Pettus
Huntsville
Gloria
Twilia
June Willis
Roy. Wilson
University of Oklahoma
Linus Wright
Wright
Silver Certificate Gold Rush Sparks Local Market Frenzy
Brokers in Silver and nearby cities exploit a June deadline as Treasury backs silver certificates with metal only until June 24. Redemption offers $1.29 per ounce in value, $2.34 on market, creating profits of about 1.05 per ounce for bare certificates, with risk over processing volume. Local brokers report over $100,000 collected each from a wide area.
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Wichita Falls
Midland
Albuquerque
U. S.mint
New York
San Francisco
U. S. Treasury
Treasury
Lubbock
Ivates
Lubbock Car Crash Victims Include Teenager in Critical Condition
A 24 year old Brenda Faye Benningfield remained in serious condition at Lubbock Osteopathic Hospital after a Friday afternoon crash near 56th and 54th Streets. Carolyn Nall Boling 22 admitted to striking the girl as she darted into the road.
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Lubbock
55Th St
Boling
James Holland
54Th Street
C. Baldwin, Jr
Post
Joe
Jessie [Ramirez
Cornell St
Josie Peel, Trott
Eastland
Rhoda Stone Maddox
49Th St
50Th Street
Avenue H
Petersburg
Patricia McClaran
Russell Davis
Dart
13Th Street
Methodist Hospital
Tohoka Highway
Oscar Knowles
Adrian St
John Stoneman
31St St
Jimmy Lee Strick
Ween
Tech Enrollment Tops Prediction At Texas Tech
Registration reached 7 212 for the first summer term at Texas Tech. Final exams are set for July 11 12 and second term registration runs July 15 16. Summer commencement is scheduled for August 24.
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Texas Tech
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Michel
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