Court narrows focus on mental state for trial responsibility
U S Second Circuit Court of Appeals rules to broaden evaluation of mental condition in criminal trials. The ruling discards the M 'Naghten rule which only measures knowledge of right and wrong, allowing experts to consider inability to control conduct. The decision aligns with a 1962 American Law Institute proposal, excluding mere anti social patterns from mental disease coverage.
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New York
U.S. Second Af
Circuit Court of Appeals
Fendant
Connecticut
Vere
Mont
Mtmacher
Levushaire Council
Maryland
Maryland General Assembly
Juttmacher
Banks Horses Kindergartens Theft Victims
Bank robbers struck Monday afternoon stealing cash from a pink ceramic bank used for deposits. DeEtta Cook, 14, reported $75 to $8100 in dimes taken from her mother’s home between 4 and 5 p.m. Sunday and other thefts followed including horse thefts and a closet burglary at KK Co-ed School.
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DeEtta Cook
Dorothy Cook
Ave
Cook
Travis Tubbs
Levelland Highway
Tubbs
B.A. McCreary
Funeral services pending for Clovis man
Richardson 58 was found dead in a bunk house at the Anthony Jeske farm about two miles northeast of here. Funeral services were planned for Friday afternoon at Sherwood Mortuary as no relatives were located. Richardson had worked on the farm about three weeks and said he had two sons in the Army.
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Richardson
Anthony Jeske
Here
Sherwood Mortuary
Jesko
Funeral Home Arendante
Naval Leader Louis A. Bryan Dies in Panama
Rear Admiral Louis A. Bryan of the U S Navy dies in Panama at Fort Amador after a heart attack. A Lexing ton Kentucky native, he served as commandant of the 15th Naval District and held senior posts in Washington. He received aviation wings in 1936 and earned the Silver Star and Purple Heart. He is survived by his wife, two daughters, a son, and his father.
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Fort Amador
Louis A. Bryan
Gores Hospital
Tate
Sal Forers
Cams
Panama
Daisy
15Th Naval
Chief of Naval Rantuns
Jesnt
Washington
Mie N . Bryant
Alonandiis
Services Set for Mrs C R Nix in Trinity Baptist Church
Funeral services will be held today at Trinity Baptist Church with Rev Melvin Ratheal and Rev Julio H Johns officiating. Burial will follow at Restview Memorial Park under Franklin Bartley Funeral Home direction. Mrs Nix, 70, of LubborK County, died Sunday at Highland Hospital after a long illness. Pallbearers: Pete Ford Fred Ford Ceril Overstreet Lannie Teal Dee Wall Chiffaurrin. She is survived by her husband, brother and several nieces and nephews.
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CR Nix
Reygard Stave
Trinity Bisptist
Melvin’ Ratheal
Julio H. Johns
Triity Haptist Church
Buryal
Franklin Bartley Feneral
Lubbork
Nix
Highland
Pete Ford
Fred Ford
Ceril Overstreet
Lannie Teal
Dee Wall
Chiff Aurrin
Powell Ait Pend At Clovis
Samuel A Powell 66 collapsed and died at Clovis Fairgrounds Monday morning. He lived in Clovis for 59 years. Funeral services pending at Sherwood Mortuary. Survived by wife Lmile Mo Powell five sons Donovan George Wayne Tweryl all of Clovis Richard US Navy two daughters Bud Johnson of Clovis Jor Medeiros of North Westport MA two brothers Jim Clovis Bud Amarillo four sisters Ton Webb Broadview NM Lannie Johnston Roswell Joe May Taiban NM Nelle Wibbard Portales and one grandchild.
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Clovis
Samuel A. Powell
Clovis Fairgrounds
Sherwood Mortuary
Lmile Mo Powell
Donovan
George
Wayne
Tweryl
Richard
US. Navy
Bud Johnson
Jor Medeiros
North Westport
Mass
Frank Colley Rites Scheduled In Post
Services for Frank H Colley 8 a Lubbock resident are slated for 10 30 a m today in Mason Funeral Chapel Post Rev Clarence Stephens pastor of First Methodist Church of Post will officiate Burial will be in Terrace Cemetery in Post under direction of Mason Funeral Home Colley a refined farmer died Monday in Israel hospital after crossing border and being shot Survivors include a brother Joe a sister Clemmie Patty and several nieces and nephews
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Frank H. Colley
Lubbock
Mason Funeral
Post
Clarence Stephens
First Methodist Church of
Terrace Cemetery
Sauan Seas
Mason Funeral Home
Colley
Jerusalem
Tsrael
Tor Spring Hospital
Joe
Grand Prairie
Clemmie Patty
Longtime City Druggist Scott Ballard Rites Held Today
Funeral services for Scott Ballard a 63 year old Luubbock druggist will be at 2 p.m. today at First Methodist Church. Pastor Dr. Paul M. Bumpers and Rev. H Phil Widmer will officiate Burial follows at City of Lubbock Cemetery under Rix Funeral Home direction Ballard a Lubbock resident for 40 years died at 2 40 a m Monday in Methodist Hospital after a week long heart ailment He co owned Reliable Pharmacy since June 1948 previously worked at Bowen Drug Survivors include his wife Mrs Orel Ballard and two brothers Rennie Terrault Falls Ontario Canada and James Burlingame California Pallbearers listed Memorials to Lubbock County Heart Association.
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Scott Ballard
First Methodist Church
Paul M. Bumpers
H. Phil Widmer
City of Lubbock
Rix Funeral Home
Lubbock
Ballard
Methodist Hospital
Reliable Pharmacy
Bowen Drug
West Texas
Orel Ballard
Rennie
Terrault Falls
Ontario
Canada
James
Burlingame
Calif
Robert K Stanley
Philip Melton
W. H Bannister
Jim Jackson
J. Q. Warnick
J. C. Park
W. W Bond
Lubbock County Heart Association
Scions Eulogize Rep. Thomas For Work Courage
Members of the House paid tributes to Rep. Albert Thomas of Texas who died February 15 after a long illness. Leaders from both parties praised his integrity, deep knowledge, and dedication to constituents as colleagues recalled his decades of service and mastery of debate.
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Rep
Thomas
Washington
Bers
Rey Albert
Thomes
Texas
Jobn Wo McCormack DeMase
Leste C. Arends
Wright Patman
Denver
Erine Dean
Delegaton
Carl Albert
Oklahoma
George Ho Mahon
D-oes
Hide Bogus
Micjornty
Martha W. Griffiths
Charles Rages Jonas
Bob Cases
Houston
Albert Thomas
Rites For Mrs Jack Slated Wednesday
Mrs Mary Jack aged 72 longtime Lub bock County resident died Sunday night in a Lubbock rest home. Services set for 2 pm Wednesday at First Baptist Snyder Okla with burial in Snyder Cemetery. Survivors include two sons Hazel Watson a daughter and a sister Blanche Sidwell among six brothers.
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Mary Jack
Lubbock County
First Baptist
Snyder
Okla
Jack
Wolfforth
Lubbock
First Methodist Church
Franklin-bartley Funeral Home
Vite Jack
Wolfturth
Hif Dack
Daughier
Hazel Watson
Phoenty
Ann
Blanche Sidwell
Tarn
Pit
Everett Downs
Clevenger Rites Slated At Bula
Bula residents prepare for funeral rites for Clevenger at First Baptist Church with Rev. St. Thomason to officiate assisted by Rev. Bill Penland. Burial in Littlefield Memorial Park under Hammons Funeral Home. Died at 7 15 am Sunday at Littlefield Hospital. Pallbearers named. Survivors include wife, three sons, a daughter, mother, seven grandchildren, three brothers and two sisters.
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BULA
Eonald Washington
Clevenger
First Baptist Arch
St. D.thomarson
Bill Penland
Parkview Baptist Church
Littefield
Littlefield Memorial Park
Hammons
Littlefield
J. H. Park
Snyder, Dieln
Rex Downs
Lynch
Washington
UPL
Hobart
Okla
Firge Bahlman i
Chickasha
John Downs
Ashel Richardson
Satellite Corp
Comsat Whayl
Oklshona City
Orval Downs
Forfand Forrest Downs
San
The
Moth
Permission To
New Diego
Cali
Abllites Teats Space Network
Gonzales Infant Rites Scheduled
Special funeral services are set for Arturo R. Gonzales two month old son of Mr and Mrs Ceci Gonzales of Littlefield. The rites take place today at Sacred Heart Catholic Church Littlefield. Burial follows at Littlefield Cemetery under Hammon Funeral Home direction. The infant died at 11 30 a m Monday in Littlefield Hospital. He is survived by his parents.
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Littlefield
Arturo R. Gonzales
Ceci
Gonzales
Lalefield
Sacred Heart Cathede
Mathew F. Shaffle
Littlefield Cemetery
Hammons
Littlefield Hospital
Rites Slated For Veteran Writer Allen Duckworth
Dallas Morning News political editor Allen Duckworth 33 died after illness Monday. Funeral set for Wednesday at Highland Park Presbyterian Church. he recently married Senora Jos Suess. Survived by daughter Paula and other family. Gov Connally mourns loss and lauds his writing and reporting legacy.
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Dallas
UPI
Highland Park Presbyterian Church
Allen Duckworth
Dallas Morning News
Duckworth
Baylor Hospital
Senora Ci Jos Suess
Martha Miller
Alen
Austin
Paula
Highland Park
Connally
John Connally
Nt Us
Bell Services Scheduled Today in Clovis NM
James B. Bell a Clovis resident for 57 years died in a hospital at 6 15 a m Sunday at age 60 He was a carman for Santa Fe Railway 27 years Funeral services are 2 p m today at Advent Christian Church with Rev A Came ron Ainsworth Jr officiating Burial will be Lawn Haven Cemetery under Sherwood Mortuary Survivors include widow Hattie two sons Charles and Arvin Bell two daughters Janice Pringle of Chicago IL Jo Ann Corbin of Slaton TX three brothers F E Bell W F Bell J A Bell all of Clovis four sisters Mrs Mavis Elliott Mrs Luta True Mrs Elizabeth Moore all of Clovis and Mrs Mary Foster Portales plus 14 grandchildren Pallbearers are nephews Keith Moore Don Adams A J Adams Wesley Foster Willie Bell and Jerry Elliott
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Clovis. NM
Clovis
James B. Bell
Santa Fe Railway
Advent Christian Church
A. Cameron Ainsworth Jr
Lawn Haven Cemetery
Sherwood Mortuary
Hattie
Charles
Arvin Bell
Janice Pringle
Chicago
Jo Ann Corbin
Slaton
FE. D. Bell
W. F. Bell
Erie
J. A. Bell
Albuquerque
Mavis Elliott
Luta ‘True
Elizabeth Moore
Mary Foster
Portales
Keith Moore
Don Adams
A. J. Adams
Wesley Foster
Willie Bell
Jerry Eliott
Cotton crop forecast cut 25 percent under new program
Washington official Claude Freeman says 1966 cotton crop will be 25 percent smaller than last year as farmers adjust to a new diversification program. He notes 16.5 million bales remain in CCC inventory and the program offers 10.5 cents per pound for acreage retired, with a 35 percent diversion cap. Speakers at the Texas cooperative meeting include Virgil Lee Ken Anderson and J. K. Stern.
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Corpus Christi
Washington
Claude B. Freeman
Department of Culture
Agriculture Stabilization Conservation Service
Texas Federation of Cooperatives
Texas Co-op Ginners ‘Ociation
Houston Bank For Cooperatives
Freeman
Commodity Credit Corporation
Virgil P. Lee
Houston
Producetion Credit Corporation
Kenneth T. Anderson
Agricultural Hall of Fame
National Center
J. K. Stern
American Institute of Cooperation
Motherwell Life-Terrier In Widow Murder Dies At 48
Larry Lord Motherwell died in San Quentin at 48 after a 1960 murder conviction for killing Pearl Putney, a 74 year old Washington widow. He was convicted of first degree murder, later reduced to second degree with a five to life sentence. The case followed the 1959 disappearance and later identification of Putney’s remains in Sierra County. Motherwell had worked as a cabinet maker in prison and had three parole denials.
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San Quentin
Calif
Larry Lord Motherwell
Washington, D.C
Motherwell
Sierra County
Pearl Putney
Cole
Capital
Las Vegas
Remaing
Washington
Services Set Today For Mrs Beardon
Mrs Roda Blanche Beardon longtime Scurry County resident dies at Greenville hospital. Funeral at 2 p m today in First Methodist Church with Kew Harvey Carroll of Carlsbad New Mexico and Dr John English officiating. Burial in Snyder under Bolger Home direction. Survived by five daughters a son a sister 16 grandchildren and 27 great grandchildren.
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Roda Blanche Beardon
Great-Grandson of James Monroe Dies in San Francisco
Charles V Barfield great grandson of President James Monroe died Saturday after a heart attack. He was an attorney and an AP employee while attending Hastings Law School in San Francisco. Funeral services were held today.
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San Francisco
Charles V. Barfield
James Monroe Barfield
Cross Begins Life Sentence For Murder At Huntsville
A man identified as Cross arrived at Huntsville State Prison to begin a life term for the murder of Susan Rigsby and another victim. He was assigned to the diagnostic unit for tests and orientation, with potential parole in about eight years if he remains model behavior.
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UPL Daines
Huntsville State Prison
Susan Rigsby
Upty of Texas
Pye
Cross
Texas Department of Corrections
Leon W. Hughes
Crass
Rites Pending for Adolph W. Sapp
Adolph W Sapp a Littlefield resident died Monday in Golden Spread Rest Home Dunmitt at age 73 Burial planned at Golden Gate National Cemetery San Hrano Calif under Campbell Memorial Chapel San Hrano with Hammons Funeral Service handling local arrangements He was a retired Metropolitan Life Insurance Co employee native of Vandella Michigan and survived by William Day daughter Mrs field sister reaves four grandchildren and one great grandchild
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Little Adolph Willison Littlefield
Golden Spread Rest
Dunmitt
Golden Gate National Cemetery
San Hrano
Calif
Campbell Memorial Chapel
Hammons
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co
Vandella
William Day
Mrsfield
Clinton
Fragmentary note on people and duties in a community
Disjointed text fragment mentions The Shepherd Company and Nem 1 29 Dr san seek commany. It references environment, vows, and helping neighbors. Appears to be a meditation on honesty, neighborly care, and social duty without clear context or complete sentences.
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San
Funeral Services for Dr Ede Ward Batts
Funeral services for Dr Ede Ward Batts 41 vice president of the Arizona Rathrological Society will be held at 400 pm today at the A J Moore and Sons Funeral Home Phoenix Arizona Burial will follow in San Angelo Dr Batts died Sunday in St Joseph's Hospital Phoenix He practiced radiology in Phoenix the past four years He was a graduate of Texas A and M and the University of Texas Medical School in Galveston He married at St Joseph's Hospital in Phoenix and did residency at San Diego County Hospital Survivors include his wife and a sister Mrs Ruch Lay of Lexington Ky
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Edeward Batts
The
Arizona Rathological Society
Hugh Ho Hines
A. J. Moore, and Sons
Phoenix
Anz
San
Batts
St Joseph’s Hospital
Phoenis
Hom
San Angelo
Phoeniy
Texas
Peck
University of Texas Heat School
Galveston
St. Joseph's
San Diego County Hospital
San Diego
Calif
American Athensaint Maricopa County Medical Associations
Andrew L Gill Rites Scheduled in Clovis
Funeral services for Andrew Lee Gill, a Clovis resident of 25 years, are set for Thursday at the Church of God in Christ with Rev BE Brooks officiating. Burial will follow in Garden of Memories Cemetery. Survivors include three sons, three daughters, and six grandchildren.
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White House
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Florida
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Aintaining Command
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Heine
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ASC
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Chase
Jason Prison Food Son
Kisunie Crass
Miss Rigsby
Ly Stark
Cross Told
Susan
Biter
Tadies Iice
Crise
Hid
Cross Jn
Travis County
Huntsville State Penitentiary
Ed Guallion
AP Wire
Adolph W. Sapp
Andrew L. Gill
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Mausolfum
Frank W. Wilson
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