Japan seeks proof A subs harmless visit halt
Prime Minister Eisaku Sato told Admiral Sharp Japan cannot allow any more American nuclear submarines to visit ports until they are proven harmless. The Swordfish incident at Sasebo raised fear and suspicion among Japanese, fueling anti-nuclear sentiment and debates over U.S. ships in Japan.
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Kay Tateishi
TOKYO
Eisaku Sato
Adm
U.S
Grant Sharp
Sharp
Pacific
Japan
United States
Sasebo
Sato
U. Alexis Johnson
Atomic Energy Commission
Swordfish
U.S. State Department
Washington
William Wegner
William Givens
Murray Miles
Ichiro Tsuji
Japan Socialist Party
Yokosuka
U.S. Naval Base
Acting Chief Named For State DPS
Lt Col Wilson Speir was named acting director of the Texas Department of Public Safety by the Public Safety Commission after the death of Col Homer Garrison. Speir had effectively led the agency during Garrison’s final illness and will be considered for the permanent post alongside others. The commission stressed careful selection to head the vital state agency.
Police Nabbed Cash Bandits After Smell Leads
In Buenos Aires a would be bank robbery gang rented a near bank delicatessen, signaled repairs, and tunneled toward vaults. After two months of work they fled when police arrived after a bank employee smelled acetylene and alerted authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Aires
UPI
Rap Brown Marries White Plains Teacher in Mamaronet
H Rap Brown 24 leader of the SNCC wed a New York City school teacher on May 3 at his attorney's home in Mamaroneth. The attending clergyman disclosed the marriage Tuesday night.
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Rap
White Plains
N.Y
H. Rap Brown
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
New York City
Mamaroneth
Riots Prompt U S Homeowners Insurance Increase
Nationwide shifts in home insurance costs as riots trigger a proposed $1 per year premium rise for homeowners. 13 states have approved the hike, with broader spread anticipated. commercial policies face 2 to 4 percent bumps based on population, while fire and extended coverage rise one cent per $100. States enforcing the change include Alaska Arizona California Connecticut Idaho Indiana Kentucky Minnesota Montana Nevada New York Ohio Florida.
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George Taylor
New York
Insurance Information Institute
Alfred Haggerty
Haggerty
Alaska
Arizona
California
Connecticut
Idaho
Indiana
Kentucky
Minnesota
Montana
Nevada
Ohio
Florida
Morning and Evening Home Delivery Rates Listed
A partial classified line lists subscription options for the Lubbock Avalanche Journal. It shows morning, evening, and Sunday delivery plans with monthly and seasonal pricing, including options for morning only, evening only, and combined services. The text notes mail postage and periods but is fragmented.
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Slubbock-Avalanche- Journal
Lubbock Avalanche- Journal
Avande A
Lubbock
Texas
Sun
Tex
Mogning
Sunday Mail
Jury still deadlocked in medic trial impasse
Jurors failed to reach a verdict in the Freddie Brant case, with the trial proceeding to a fresh effort Wednesday. Brant, who posed as a physician, testified he had not attended medical school yet trained in the infantry, using a Tennessee physician’s name and fake credentials to pose as Dr. Reid Brown of Chattanooga. The perjury charge centers on alleged false oath during a July 1966 lunacy trial.
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Angela Penna Kaufman
Tex
Freddie Brant
Brant
Tennessee
Terrell State Hospital
Herman Walker
Dist
Tom Crofts
Groveton
Reid Brown
Chattanooga
Tenn
Brown
Victory dinner slated for state Democrats in Dallas
The Texas state Democratic executive committee approved a June 11 state convention in Dallas with a $25-a-plate victory dinner the night before. Gov. John Connally is favored for the presidential slot, amid contested delegations and a May 4 precinct convention backdrop. The committee also canvassed May 4 primary totals showing Yarborough leading Smith in the governor race and outlined related voter results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garth Jones Austin
Democratic Executive Committee
Dallas
John Conmally
Chicago
Democratic
Will Davis
Davis
Connally
Associated Press
Harris
el Paso
Angelina
Denton
Harings
Austin
State Committee
Don Yarborough
Preston Smith
Yarborough
Smith
Texas Election Bureau
Innocent verdict in minor-related charges and multiple bonds set
Judge Edwin H Boedeker in County Court at Law No 1 found Lily Farias 21 innocent in a non jury trial for contributing to delinquency of a minor by providing intoxicants. Judge Denzil Bevers set bonds for Annetta Burch 24, Mrs Danny Ryan 22, Maria Torres 19, and John Hulen Murphy II 23 on varied offenses.
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Edwin H. Boedeker
Colgate
Apt
Maria Torres
Ave. R
John Hulen Murphy II
Wells Hall
Texas Tech
Matador Yearbook Debuts at Estacado High School
Estacado High School distributed its first annual yearbook titled The Matador. The 200 page royal blue volume features a silver matador bas relief and was edited by Arma Williams. It was unveiled at a special assembly after class with student identities revealed.
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Estacado High School
Arma Williams
EHS Honors Celebrate Bobby Wells and Sue Evers
Mr and Miss EHS are Bobby Wells student body president and Sue Evers head cheerleader. The feature book favorites include seniors Larry Wallace and Diana Wessels juniors Joe Scott Thelma Moore and others.
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Ehs
Bobby Wells
Sue Evers
Larry Wallace
Diana Wessels
Joe Scott
Thelma Moore
Steve Sandlin
Pam Utley
Steve Ellis
Vicki Evers
Larry Hulsey
Donna Wood
James Lester
Susia Hefner
Virginia Verner
Rhonda Hargrove
Carla Cargill
Donita Davenport
Kathy Sandlin
Marilyn Naylor
Becky Tilton
Miss Williams
Kathy Smith
Debbie Smith
Mallory Marshall
Emma Lee
Sandra Bradshaw
Danny Wampler
Don Carroll
Mike McLin
Karla Holder
Henri Hicks
Vera Hart
Ruby Hooks
Miss Gay Phipps
Suit Over House Construction Underway in Lubbock
A civil jury in 140th District Court heard a dispute over a house built after a November 10 1966 agreement. G W Ramsel seeks 12888 47 dollars from Joe Mat Smith and his wife over the home at 4606 22nd Street. Ramsel testified and court returns at 9 a.m. Judge Robert H Bean presides.
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140Th District Court
Lubbock
G. W. Ramsel
Joe Mat Smith
22Nd St
Ramsel
Robert H. Bean
Charter Firms Plan Merger Of Two Charter Airlines
Universal of Detroit and American Flyers of Fort Worth and Ardmore announced a planned merger. Leaders Muse and Hunt described equal equity, with Muse chairman and Hunt president. Combined sales expected over 55 million this year with about 3 million in net earnings.
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Washington
Universal
Detroit
Willow Run
American Flyers
Fort Worth
Ardmore
Okla
AFA
Lamar Muse
Lucian Hunt
Muse
Hunt
Universal Consolidated Industries, Inc
New York
Don Matthews
Matthews
First Grant Corp
Cleveland
Reed Pigman
Faux Wells Fargo guards seize $198000 from Brooklyn bank
Two men posing as uniformed Wells Fargo guards duped a teller at a Brooklyn First National City Bank branch and fled with 198000 in cash. They took the money in a cloth bag and vanished, according to police.
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New York
Wells Fargo
Brooklyn
First National City Bank
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Wilson E
Powell & Phipps
Conoco Oil & Air Filters
B. F. Goodrich
Yellowstone
Yellowstone Distillery Co
Louisville
the Matador
Estacado
Lonnie F. Hollinsworth
HemisFair
San Antonio
Beneficial
Beneficial Finance Co
Broadway
YES
Beneficial Finance System
Motorola Quasar
Motorola
34Th St
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