German Jail Holds Another American Student
BERLIN UPI reports U S officials say a second American student is in German custody. Details remain unclear as authorities press for information on the incident and the student’s role.
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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1964
Page
2
BERLIN UPI reports U S officials say a second American student is in German custody. Details remain unclear as authorities press for information on the incident and the student’s role.
Eight defendants were sentenced in a case involving American interests and Dutch firms. The proceedings centered on allegations linked to stock activities and cross border finance. Names and exact charges were detailed in court records.
A Federal Trade Commission hearing into unfair trade practices began Monday and runs through Wednesday in Denver and May 13 and 15 in Washington. The government presents its case as Farr’s attorneys prepare witnesses for a second round, with rebuttals expected in June. FTC attorney Dene Lusby fielded six witnesses including Alfred Alston, Py Glazner, D J Boone, Raymond Jonison, Siete Stovalt, and Kenneth Othe.
In an unidentified white youth case a Negro administrator Louis was listed. He, with several men and women, faced removal and hospital transport after breaking into three groups during a Wednesday event. Authorities prohibited 16 individual-ration leaders and two organizations from interfering with business. Most Nashville firms had adopted integration after racial outbreaks about a year ago. no demonstrations have occurred since May.
Offiers of the new Junior South Plains Stamp Club were elected Friday night at the Municipal Garden and Arts Center. Thirty two children attended. Mat Smith was named president and Robert Meneke vice president. Eddie Meneke became secretary and Mike Cartwright treasurer. an auction raised seven dollars for the club.
The Tech Dairy Club plans a banquet to recognize national airy products judging. Samuel Hitl, an Abilene banker, is scheduled to be the guest speaker.
A report from South to Caroliane details a pistol whipping after a land dispute. Authorities describe the incident as linked to a derenged land definition claim, with investigators pursuing leads and filing charges.
A report notes a felony charge of indecency involving a minor. Details are incomplete, with limited readable names or dates. Authorities continue investigations and await further court action.
A civil action aimed at removing Meyer concluded with a hung jury, leaving the outcome unresolved and the case unresolved as jurors failed to reach a verdict.
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