Kelley Reputed Tough Administrator Faces Criticism
Kansas City police chief Clarence M. Kelley, described as tough yet fair, has drawn black community criticism for handling of race issues and alleged police brutality. A 1968 turmoil followed Kings assassination and riots. Kelley, FBI veteran and public figure, has modernized the force with tech and training.
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Wallace
Ruby Pickett
Kansas City
Richard J. Olive
Associated Press
Clarence M. Kelley
Kansas City Police
Dick Tracy
Nixon
Tracy
Kansas City Board of Police Commissioners
J. Edgar Hoover
Kansas
University of Kansas
Kansas City University
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Washington, D.C
Touston
Seattle
San Francisco
Birmingham
Ala
Memphis, Tenn
Board of Police
Kellley
Robert F. Kennedy
Tlus W. Davis
Davis
Bryant
Martin King
John Wells
Tahokan Recalls New Lynn Hey Day Though Town Gone
Tahoka area memories recount New Lynn a one teen schoolhouse grocery store and three churches that faded after 1945 as Lynn County schools consolidated and residents moved to Tahoka. Baines Grocery and family memories anchor the tale of a once rural hub near Tahoka now gone.
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Tahokan
New Lynn
Gordon Zeigler
Avalanche-Journal
Tahoka
Lynn Coun
Tohoka
Baines Grocery
Baines
L. H
Houston Baines
New
Twon
Aostar
Kica
Redbud Lions Club Installs President Sherman Taylor
Sherman Taylor of 2a 61st Sto has been installed as the new president of the Redbud Lions Club. Lions Governor Hosse McMurtry conducted the ceremony. New officers include Tony Simants as first vice president Jim Holder as second vice president Donnie Rinehart as third vice president and J T Martin as secretary treasurer. Board members elected are Ballsmith Jerry Park and Vault Wait. Rinehart received Lion of the Year and a plaque at the annual awards banquet.
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Sherman Taylor
Sto
Redbud Lions Club
Lions Club 2
Hosse McMurtry
Tony Simants
Jim Holder
Donnie Rinehart
Presidenim Brown
J.T. Martin
Jimmy Holder
Newls
Ballsmith
Jerry Park
Vault Wait
Rinehart
Elu
Balls Hoster
Gallup Man Pleads Innocent in Vehicular Homicide Case
Gallup District Court hears arraignments in a fatal bridge incident from May 27. Michael Homer, 13, was struck and killed. Wesley and others face homicide charges as the case proceeds in Santa Fe. The Santa Fe New Mexican reports the arrest, recognizance release, and ongoing proceedings. Additionally, price increases for the newspaper are announced due to higher newsprint and distribution costs.
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Kip Catshall
Billy Fisher
J.T. Martin
Andy Howsley
Gallup
CAP
Charles Wesley Jr
G Alother
Lubbock
Tup
Wesley
Michael Homer
District Ancussi
Santa Pronal
Frank
Santa Fe
New Mexican Hasging
Gan
Stephen I. Watkins
New Mexican
Watkins
Hospital sign cheeky note at Johannesburg General
A hospital sign at Johannesburg General Hospital in South Africa carries a quip about staff being harder to find than patients. The message aims to remind visitors to be considerate toward hospital workers.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
APH
Johannesburg General Hospital
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