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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1968

Page

10

Two Teens Charged In West Lubbock Auto Burglaries

Eddie Dean Ware and Willie Earl Ross, both jailed on $7,000 bonds, face three counts each of burglary of a motor vehicle after police stopped them on University Avenue. Additional thefts include clothing from 21st Street Avenue Q and stereo equipment from Methodist Hospital. James Lee Hodges of Slaton faces a separate check law violation charge.

Eddie Dean Ware Ave. C Willie Earl Ross Globe Justice of the Peace FF. R. Land University Avenue George Bradley Kaufman 21St Street Avenue Q Janice Pinkett Methodist Hospital Dixon Duval 22Rd St James Lee Hodges Slaton Lubbock County Ile

Burglaries in Lubbock Include Masonic Lodge Break In

Police investigate several break ins across Lubbock including the Masonic Lodge No 1392 at 4539 Brownfield Dr where a rear door knob was broken off and two amplifiers two microphones three gavels and a small emblem were reported missing A W gauge shotgun valued at 35 dollars was stolen from Edsel Speer s car parked at a northeast Lubbock bowling alley Meanwhile Simon Zavala reported a daytime burglary at 1509 E Tth St with a diamond locket chain and a ladies watch valued at 234 stolen through a north bathroom window.

Lubbock Lubbock Masonic Lodge No Brownfield Dr Edsel Speer Slaton Simon Zavala

Phooey-gram sent to Gov Maddox sparks campaign stunt

Atlanta attorney James H. Moore sent the first official Phooey-gram to Gov. Lester Maddox as part of a broader mock campaign including buttons bumper stickers and a possible phooey flagpole. Maddox supporters and critics react as the phrase spreads.

Ted Simmons Atlanta, Ga Lester Maddox Atlanta James H. Moore Maddox Moore Gov Phooey Lester

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