Texas mini bottle bill hearing delayed in Senate
Senate committee delayed action on the House approved mini bottle liquor bill after three hours of testimony. The measure would legalize 2 ounce bottles, with a subcommittee directed to report back at 10 a.m. Monday. Support from Governor Connally and objections from opponents highlighted the debate over private clubs and open saloons in Texas.
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Senate Committee On
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Jim Bates
J. P. Ward
David Ratoff
Jack Hightower
Bates
Sidinburg
John Connally
Texas
Christie
el Paso
Ira Galloway
Fort Worth
Tom Thomas
Austin
Joe Martin Pallas
Associated Clubs of Texas
ACT
Police Nab Eight In Naked Street Raid On Roman House
NY police arrested five women and three men after a raid on a Roman style prostitution house on Manhattan's East Side. Others fled naked through a back door as officers moved in, finding a pool sauna and multiple bedrooms in a three story brownstone.
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New York
UPI
Manhattan
Teens host music at Hodges Center and church sings
A teen dance from p.m. to 11 p.m. today at Hodges Community Center on 41st Street and University Avenue features The Tyme Being. Fourth Sunday singing is set for 2 p.m. Sunday at Calvary Temple Foursquare Church on 34th Street and Ang Ave. Lubbock Realtors head LeRoy Land will report on the Texas Real Estate Association convention at a Johnson House luncheon. About 25 Lubbock members attended Galveston event.
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Calvary Temple Foursquare Church
34Th St
Ang Ave
Pp. O. Brock
Lubbock Board of Realtors
LeRoy Land
Texas Real Estate Association
Lubbock Group
Johnson House
Ave. Q
Lubbock
Galveston
Nobel laureate Dr. Bright joins Baylor faculty
Dr. R Louis Bright Nobel prize winner and associate commissioner for research in the U S Office of Education has been named to the Baylor University faculty in Waco AP reports Bright will bring high profile research leadership to the campus as a new professor in the humanities and sciences.
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Baylor Post Waco
R. Louis Bright
U.S. Office of Education
Baylor University
Johnson Urges Governors to Use Anticrime Law Grants
President Johnson and Attorney General Ramsey Clark moved to implement key provisions of the anticrime bill. Johnson wrote governors urging rapid use of federal grants to improve police, courts, and crime prevention. Clark said Congress should authorize $100 million to start a new federal agency, the Law Enforcement Assistance Administration, with three offices and 291 staff.
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Ramsey Clark
White House
Clark
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Law Enforcement Assistance Administration
Assault charges name two in separate cases
In separate incidents, Charlene Carter, 40, was charged with assault with intent to murder after a midnight shooting of her former husband Edwin Carter in Lubbock. She remained in county jail on a 2000 bond. Charles Arry Gray, 24, faced a stabbing charge from June 9 at Gene's Drive In parking lot and was not in custody.
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Charlene Carter
Ave. U
Justice of the Peace
Wayne LeCroy
Edwin Duane Carter
E. Bates
Carter
West Texas
Charles Arry Gray
Gene
Prairieview Reunion Planned At Lovington Area
The 39th Prairieview community reunion and homecoming will be held Sunday at the local school. An Old Timer's Reunion event features a barbecue luncheon and program under the trees with registration at 10 am. Mrs. R O Wershner of Lubbock is chairwoman. Families from Lubbock area expected to attend. Prairieview lies 11 miles northeast of Lovington.
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Prairieview
R.O. Wershner
Lubbock
French yachtsman saved after Trimaran sinks in Atlantic
Jean de Kat, 27, was plucked from a dinghy about 500 miles west of Ireland by the Norwegian freighter Jagona and reported in good health. He had been competing in the Plymouth to Newport race when his homebuilt trimaran broke up in heavy seas three days earlier. RAF spotted him and defense spokesmen confirmed the search area.
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England
UPT
Jean de Kat
Atlantic
de Kat
Ireland
Royal Air Force
Terence Shaw
RAF
Defense Ministry
Trish
Newport
R.I
Prince Charles to study ministries ahead of investiture
Buckingham Palace announced Prince Charles, 19, will spend his Cambridge summer learning ministry workings. He will begin work next Thursday and conclude at the Welsh Office in preparation for his investiture as Prince of Wales next year.
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London
Charles
Cambridge University
Buckingham Palace
Prince of Wales
FDA seeks injunction to halt Lanpar diet pill sales
The FDA asked a federal court in Dallas to bar Lanpar Co from interstate sale of diet pills promoted as obesity cures. The complaint cites 32 misbranded drugs and alleges dangerous health risks including thyroid and digitalis poisoning. Seizures of Lanpar products occurred earlier this year and federal regulators accuse the firm of adulteration and poor manufacturing practices.
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UPI
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Dallas, Tex
Lanpar Co
U.S. District Court
Dallas
Lanpar
Edward Lewis Jr
Bureau of Medicine
Lewis
U.S
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