Willoughby Woman Awarded Posthumous Degree in Tragedy
Grazina M Brazaltis 22 of Willoughby was killed while walking across U S 20 near Lane Road in Perry Township after a party. She was to receive a bachelor of fine arts degree from Lake Erie College and her engagement to William F Shay Jr 22 of Painesville was to be announced by her parents. The death occurred minutes after midnight as the couple returned from a celebration. Braztalis had held her engagement ring since last Wednesday.
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Associated Press
Painesville
Ohio
Grazina M. Brazaltis
Willoughby
Lake Erie College
William F. Shay Jr
U.S. 20
Lane Road
Perry Township
Shay
Grazina
Supreme Court extends right to counsel for minor offenses
The Supreme Court ruled that indigent defendants must receive free trial lawyers for minor offenses carrying potential jail time, expanding the Gideon standard. Justices also allowed a private club to refuse service to Negro guests with a liquor license and broadened police stop and frisk authority based on tips.
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United Press International
Washington
Supreme Court
Florida
Gideon
William ©. Douglas
Tallahassee
Douglas
Lubbock police seek identity of man killed in accident
A fatal accident in Lubbock prompts police to investigate the victim's identity. Details remain unclear as inquiries continue into the nighttime crash and surrounding circumstances.
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Lubbock
Legislature To Convene Wednesday
A pre election truce ends as Gov. Preston Smith moves to reappoint close allies to state posts. Secretary of State Bob Bullock and Insurance Board chair Larry Teaver face Senate hearings along with nearly 400 other appointments in the special session to fund the next fiscal year. Senate action could block or rescind several candidates amid heated political contention.
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Associated Breve
Austin
Preston Smith
Ben Barnes
Smith
Bob Bullock
Barnes
Insurance Board
Larry Teaver
Senate
Bullock, Teaver
Texas Vending Commission
Raymond Williams
Dallas
Prayer Request For Suffering Worldwide Ends Pain
A reader offers a prayer asking God to heal all who suffer and bring wholeness to those in pain, closing in Jesus name.
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Jesus
Bomb explodes on American Airlines jet injuring passengers in Detroit
A bomb exploded in the baggage compartment of an American Airlines jetliner with 67 aboard near Detroit. At least 31 injured. The blast tore a hole in the floor and damaged landing gear while the pilot B E McCormick made an emergency landing with limited controls.
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Ualted Press International
Detroit
American Airlines
Wayne County
Robert Ruelle
Ruelle
B.E. McCormick
Buell
Confusion Reigns At 28th District Demo Caucus
Near midnight Monday the 28th Senatorial District caucus in San Antonio faced hours of wrangling with District Chairman Ralph Brock of Lubbock hoping for issue agreement by the State Convention at 10 am. The only firm decisions were Brock's election as delegation chairman and Mrs. Bob King of Odessa named secretary.
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Kenneth May
Avalanche-Journal
San Antonio
Ralph Brock
Lubbock
Uns
St. Anthony
Brock
Bob King
Odessa
Politic Race and Flood Confusion Sparked by Withdrawn Nominations
Name withdrawn left Mrs. King beating Mrs. Dorothy Walker of Cochran County 93 to 57 after Pat Moody of Texas Tech was withdrawn by George McGovern forces. In Rapid City South Dakota Civil Defense changed rules raising known dead to 192 as rescue teams search debris after catastrophic flood. Officials blamed duplicated county reports for earlier errors amid disaster chaos.
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King
Dorothy Walker
Cochran County
Lubbock
George McGovern
Pat Moody
Texas Tech
Rapid City
8.D
Grass Roots Diplomacy Navy aims for peace on earth
Ex city man Lt Jerry Pistcher, Vietnam veteran, leads effort to train Navy personnel in intercultural relations. He and his Taiwan born wife Janice head to Washington to join the Navy’s newly created intercultural relations program to improve overseas assignments through language and cultural understanding.
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Y Perry Flippin
Avalanche-Journal
U. S. Navy
Jerry J. Pistcher
Panhandle South Plaine Fale
Vietnam
Navy
Fletcher
Ray
Jay
Inna Fletcher
Texas Tech
Lubbock Chamber of Commerce and
Board of City Development
Janice
Laidbock
Washington
U.S
Delegates elected at district caucus for national convention
Mrs Dorothy McLarty and Kent Wasen were chosen as delegates with Mrs Faye Zimmerman as alternate. The caucus split into county and sub caucuses supporting McGovern Humphrey Wallace and uncommitted groups, with Joe Hankin listed as uncommitted. Further wrangling noted on page 6.
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Bulletin San Antoni
Mra
Dorothy McLarty
Labbeck
George Mrsiovern
Kent Wasenseller
Tlabbeck
Hubert Mumphrey
Alvs
Joe Hankin
Crowley County
Faye Zimmerman
Gders
McGovern
Hubert Humphrey
George Wallace
Slaton Man Nobilled in Elderly Companion Slaying
An 80 year old Slaton man was nobilled by a grand jury that also returned 18 indictments against other defendants Monday in Judge Pat Moore's 72nd District Court. Robert Griffin of Slaton was not indicted for murder without malice in the May stabbing of Eddy Johnson, 4, in Slaton after Johnson allegedly cut him. Griffin says he stabbed Johnson after being cut. Investigating officers say Johnson was stabbed with a pocket knife.
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Slaton
Pat Moore
Robert Griffin
Eddy Johnson
Johnson
Griffin
Circus Animals Parade Opens Lub bock Visit
Rain slowed the Ringling Bros circus train into Lubbock on Monday. The parade starts at 9 30 a m at the Santa Fe depot and proceeds west on Broadway to University Avenue then north to 4th Street and back to the Municipal Coliseum for 2 30 p m show. Twenty elephants 50 thoroughbred horses camels and zebras lead the procession and shows run 2 30 p m and 8 p m today and Wednesday.
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Waco
Lubbock
Ringling Bros
Barnum and Bailey Circus
Santa Fe
Broadway
University Avenue
Onj University
4Th Street
Municipal Coliseum
Rains Top 4 Inches At Anton
Severe thunderstorms drenched the South Plains for a third straight day with four inches of rain at Anton and widespread flooding. Roads were inundated, crops washed out, and vehicles stalled or carried by high water across the area.
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Anton
Steve Eames
Avalanche-Journal
South Plains
Funnel Cloud Sighted as Lubbock Squirts Rain Lashes City
A Monday squall hit Lubbock with heavy rainfall and reports of a funnel cloud near Smyer 18 miles west. The National Weather Service issued a tornado warning for Hale Lamb and Hockley counties with no damage reported. Anton area suffered the heaviest rains and crop losses.
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Lubbock
Smyer
National Weather Service
Hale
Lamb
Hockley
Anton
NWS
Kyfo Radio
South Lubbock
M. Hi. Newton
Anton Area
Newton
Panels Study Signs City Transit Dilemma In Lubbock
City officials seek full details on a privately operated jitney service to ease transit woes. A citizens committee weighs new signs regulations to balance aesthetics and private enterprise. No solution yet after a 90 minute meeting led by Councilman Lonnie Hollingsworth.
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Vaughn Hendrie
Avalanche-Journal
Lubbock
Lonnie Hollingsworth
Lubb
Bill McDaniel
Isystem
Texan Tech University
Weather Outlook for Lubbock and Vicinity
The forecast shows a 40 percent chance of rain today decreasing to 20 percent tonight with cloudy skies. Expect high near 80, low in the lower 60s, and Wednesday highs in the mid 80s. Winds southerly 8 to 18 mph. Sunrise 6 36 a.m. sunset 8 58 p.m. Humidity ranges 62 to 100 percent.
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Lubbock
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