Immunity Dispute Over Sharp in SEC Civil Case
In Dallas, the SEC seeks a permanent injunction against Frank W. Sharp amid claims he was granted immunity by a grand jury and that immunity should shield him in civil stock fraud actions. The SEC argues the injunction is not a penalty and requires future compliance with securities laws. The host case follows Sharp’s probation and $5,000 fine after pleading guilty to two minor federal violations.
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Dallas
UPI
Securit
Ties and Exchange Commission
Hughes
U.S
Sarah
T. Hughes
Sharp
Frank W. Sharp
Tully
SEC
Houston
Gerald B. Bolt
Robert F. Wilson
John V. Singleton
30 To 40 Members Form Police Fraternity Chapter In City
About 30 to 40 Lubbock policemen organized a Local chapter of the American Federation of Police, with City Manager Bill Blackwell and Police Chief J T Alley aware. Frank Keller leads the group which aims for department unity, better community relations, and overall department improvement.
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Lubbock
American Federation of Police
Avalanche-Journal
Frank Keller
Bill Blackwell
J.T. Alley
Keller
Federation
Alley
Construction and Municipal Workers Local No. 1253
Sheriff's Deputies
Robert Mendez
Youngsters Win Trips in Journal Sales Contest
About 35 Avalanche Journal carriers depart for Six Flags Over Texas in Arlington as prizes for top scorers in the annual sales contest to boost circulation. The youths have been active throughout the drive and will enjoy the outing.
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Avalanche-Journal
Six Flags Over Texas
Arlington
Births and a route competition prize list in Texas edition
A string of birth announcements from Tilt to Arlington names numerous families with newborns and weights, then shifts to a paper carrier contest for a Six Flags trip. About 225 carriers competed for the all expenses paid journey, with many named winners listed and details on routes and deadlines. The piece closes noting toad migration study and Taiwan tobacco ad exemption in Singapore magazines.
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Texas
Joe Brittian
Johnny Markham
Ken O'Neal
Brad Wideman
Brian Walker
Roy Ward
Danny Boulter
Keith Christie
Steve Maulbin
Todd Parkey
Mark Dupries
Jimmy Brann
Kevin Jordan
Chuck Smith
Linda Loyd
Shonda Lloyd
Larry Lindstrom
Lance Murfee
Mike Murfee
Steve Cleveland
Dennis Ribardy
Eddie Arrant
Glenn van Slyke
Terry Lowe
David Hering
John Hering
Danny Sewell
James Rogers
Larry Fielder
Bobby Fielder
Mike Withers
Mike Goodnough
Jim Monroe
Les Fowler
Andy Lawson
Search expands as CAP plans 100 planes for missing pilot
Lubbock and Fort Worth Civil Air Patrol units press an all-out 100-plane search for Michael Wayne Hubbard, 27, missing since Monday after his Fort Worth Lubbock flight. About eight planes were airborne Friday, with the operation sweeping a widening triangular area from Guthrie to Wichita Falls and Bridgeport. The effort, aided by lakes and boats, has yet to locate any trace of the missing pilot or the plane Canonero II tied to unrelated horse news.
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Lubbock
Fort Worth
Civil Air Patrol
Michael Wayne Hubbard
Douglas Boren
Charles Grace
Thejand the Preakness
CAP
Robert Klebers
Hall
W. J
Buddy” Hirsch
Kleberg
Belmont Park
Halllof Kleberg
Texas
Pedro Baptista
Hubbard
Caracas
Hirsch
Canonero
Fort
Bel
Guthrie
Wichita Falls
Bridgeport
Johnson memoirs reveal early Vietnam escalation plans
Garden City New York reports that Lyndon B. Johnson approved McNamara recommendations to prepare for extended U.S. involvement in Vietnam as early as 1964. The memoirs titled The Vantage Point are due next November from Holt Rinehart Winston with galley proofs edited. Barry Goldwater argues the Times failed to expose Johnson’s intent during the 1964 campaign and warns of planned wider war.
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Garden City
N.Y
Lyndon B. John Mendations
Sec
Robert S.mcnamara
Son
Pentagon
United
Newsday
Long Island
Johnson
John F. Kennedy
South Vietnam
Dallas
Kennedy
Vietnam
Barry
Holt, Rinehart & Winstoni
Barry Goldwater
Rariz
New York Times
Times
Goldwater
North Vietnam
Indochina
Plan Given
Nod
Columbia Broad
Saidycasting System, Inc
U.S
York Supreme Court
United States
China
White House
New York
Holt, Rinehart
Winston, Inc
Jewish Scholar Leaves Russia for Israel amid emigration push
In Tel Aviv Dr Mikhail Zand 44 renounced Soviet citizenship to secure an exit visa to Israel. He says anti-Soviet persecution aims to deter emigration while he awaits appointments at Hebrew University and Bar Ilan University. He notes many Jews seek Israeli citizenship while still in the USSR for legal defense by Israeli jurists.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Mikhail Zand
Zand
Soviet Union
Hebrew Uiversity
Jerusalem
Bar Ian University
Tel ‘Aviv
Summer of Surprises expands Lubbock field trips for fourth and fifth graders
In a private fish farm outing, Nathaniel Mitchell hooks a six pound estimat ed catch as Barry Adamson of Parkway Elementary describes the pilot program funded federally. The SOS program uses outdoor activities to teach math language arts and history alongside geology and botany with trips ranging from a circus to a cemetery. Final day is July 16 with 14 SOS classes statewide and total cost of 38719 dollars.
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Nathaniel Mitchell
Lubbock
Barry Adamson
Parkway Elementary School
Adamson
Nathaniel
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C.L.U
National Police Fraternity
David Martines
Tilt
Laut
West Text
Angel Velasquez
Rolls Fon
Laut Clinie-Porter Hospital
Alfred Gorman
St. Op
Clinke-Porter Hospital
Butts Plumbing Co. Mp
Gene Carrell Conneily
Real
Bator Pagan
Ae Avawine Reréeman
Harrie
Andrew Sidney Duran
Adaloa
Ybock Osteopathic Hospital
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