Mistrial Plea Fails In Hot Oil Case Here
The hot oil case in U.S. District Court ends an evidence session after a mistrial motion by the defense. Judge Dooley heard about an hour of arguments on the motion and allowed written briefs. The government rested at 4:05 p.m. and the defense at 4:15 p.m. with 22 witnesses and 377 exhibits presented.
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U.S. District Court
Joseph B. Dooley
Fudge Dooley
Standard Oil of Texas
Pasotex
A. P. Purcell
Snyder
Purcell
Texas
Connally
Federal Petroleum Board
Railroad Commission
Patterson
Kelly-Snyder
Scurry County
el Paso
New Mexico
Pasotex Pipe Line Co
Standard
A. P. Purcell, Snyder
Thompson - Powell Drilling Co
Thompson-Powell-Derrick Drilling Co
Claude J
Powell
Thompson-Powell
Coffman To Head Employment Unit
Richard L. Coffman named administrator of the Texas Employment Commission after twenty seven years with the agency. Henry H. Rotbell appointed assistant administrator in charge of state office operations, both previously serving in acting roles since mid last year. George T. Spears Jr. remains assistant administrator for field operations.
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W. H. Farmer
George T. Spears, Jr
Texas Employment Commission
Canadians Reluctant to Take U S Coins Spark Border Tiff
Ottawa reports a coin dispute with U S coins losing acceptability and value in Canada. Banks impose a 2 percent charge plus the currency discount. some venues refuse coins or discount them. Tourist revenue fears rise. editors and lawmakers urge a pause or explanation to travelers.
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Ottawa
U.S
Detroit Times
The
Times
Detroit
Toronto
House of Commons
Canada
United States
Subukwe Is Given Three Year Term in Anti Pass Campaign
Robert Mangaliso Subukwe, Pan Africanist Congress leader, is sentenced to three years in prison for engineering the broad Negro campaign against South Africa s pass system. Eighteen PAC leaders convicted, four acquitted, others given 18 to 24 month terms.
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Richard Kasischke
Johannesburg
South Africa
Robert Mangaliso Subukwe
Pan Africanist Congress
PAC
M. J. Duplessis
Sobukwe
Congress
Duplessis
Subukwe
Sharpeville
Big Langa
Capetown
African National Congress
City rally to feature 21 candidates in Lubbock
Twenty one candidates for state district and local offices will speak at a Meet the Candidates rally at 8 p.m. today in the O L Slaton Junior High Auditorium. The event, sponsored by the Lubbock League of Women Voters, includes a question period moderated by A B Watkins and timekeepers Dr James W Proctor and Mrs G H Nelson. Speakers cover state legislature district court races county offices and candidates for governor and attorney general.
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Lubbock
O. L. Slaton
Lubbock League of Women Voters
Joe EA Oweenge Smith
Sai
A. B. Watkins
Nay Hale
League
R. H. Schmidt
St. Mark’s Presbyterian Church
Rodrick Shaw
James W. Proctor
Lubbock Jaycees
G. H. Nelson
Homer
J. Collier Adams
Edwin H
Boedeker
Preston Smith
Victor H. Lindsey
72Nd Judicial District
Howard ©. Davison
99Th Judicial District
Court of Civil Appeals
7Th Supreme Judicial District
James G. Denton
Jesse Owens
George Gilkerson
Alton Griffin
Arch Lamb
J. L. CG
Les) Derrick
Ottis Isom
Floe Swenson
P. L. (Lewis) Crossley
Pribes Tinier de
Jack Cox
Will Wilson
Robert 8. Calvert
Jim D. Bowmer
Court of Criminal Appeals
Waggoner Carr
ROTC cadets awarded at Texas Tech ceremony
Four cited ROTC cadets at Tech receive honors in a 4 p.m. campus ceremony. AFROTC’s Robert B. Dyer and Army Brig. Gen. James L. Ward of Lubbock win the President's Award. AFROTC Richard C. Johnson of Fort Worth and Army Cadet John O. Evans III of Fort Worth receive Sons of the American Revolution medals based on citizenship, leadership, and academics.
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Army
Texas Tech
R. C. Goodwin
Tech
Texas Society, Sons of the American Revolution
Samuel R. Caldwell
SAR
Afrotc
Robert B. Dyer
Tulsa
James L. Ward
Lubbock
Richard C. Johnson
Fort Worth
John O. Evans III
Torrid Twenties Show at Matthews Junior High
The faculty of R. W. Matthews Junior High staged a Wednesday afternoon variety show in the school auditorium. The annual event, titled Faculty Follies, benefits the ninth grade annual party and the school's athletic banquet.
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R. W. Matthews Junior High School
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J. C. Davis
Midland
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PFB
R. L. Coffman
Coffman
Meridian
Edinburg
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Ford Motor Co
Oklahoma - Portland Cement Co
Kingsville
Dallas
I State
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Farmer
Rothell
University of Texas
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Judge Davidson
Ottawa Citizen
Africa
ROTC
Tech Due
Tews Briefs
Robert Winton
Texas Education Agency
Lubbock Real Estate Board
Williams- Chapman
34Th St
Cuba
Church of the Good Shepherd
16Th St
Quirt Ave
Edwin Bilderback
Chile
San Antonio
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