Amarillo Judge Leads Five in Wichita Falls Bribe Trial
Roy Joe Stevens of Amarillo will be first of five indicted in Wichita Falls on bribe conspiracy charges linked to an attempt to bribe a juror in a murder case. Co defendants include Joe Billy Brock Ray Reginald Tucker Edwin Dale West and Harold Emil Erlandson.
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Amarillo
Randall-Potter County
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Edwin Dale West
Kansas State Prison
Harold Emil Erlandson
Panhandle
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Bagley
Nick Bargas
H. Macias
Bargas Amarillo
Macias
Bargas
District Attorney
Erlandson
McCarthy
Education Minister To Take Over Duties
The Rev. C. Ted Brodnax will assume duties today as minister of education at Second Baptist Church located at 54th and Elgin. He is 28 and a veteran of two years in Korea. Brodnax holds a master of religious education from Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary and is married to Margaret O Bryan of Pine Bluff Arkansas with a two year old daughter Mary Margaret. He previously worked on the employee relations staff of United Gas Pipeline Co. This is his second vocational ministerial appointment at the church under Pastor Rev Robert J Hearn.
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Ted Brodnax
Second Baptist Church
Brodnax
Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminara State University
Fort Worth
Brodnaxed
Korea
United Gas Pipeline Co
Margaret O'Bryan
Pine Bluff
New Press Freedom Measure to be Resubmitted in 1961
Ed Wishcamper president of the Texas APME and a joint committee chair says a push for freedom of information laws will resume in the 1961 Legislature. He faults Rep. Strickland for killing the bill and describes aims to ban closed meetings, require open records, and allow automatic venue changes when officials are charged with removing documents.
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Dallas
Ed H. Wishcamper
Texas Associated Press Managing Editors Assn
Wishcamper
Abilene Reporter-News
Texas
Assn
Texas Press Assn
Texas Apme
Sigma Delta Chi Journalism Fraternity
Legisature
Gov
Price Daniel
Rep
R.L. Strickland
San Antonio
Freedom of Information
Strickland
Artifacts found in Jerash tomb date to second century A.D.
Road workers near Jerash ruins uncovered a family tomb with a painting of a man and woman, plus Roman coins and pottery. The Antiquities Department led by Dr. Awni Dajani investigates the artwork and objects as ancient artifacts.
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Jordan
Jerash
Antiquity Department
Awni Dajani
Prince Scored For Missing Easy Shot At Windsor Show
The Windsor horse show crowd watched as the prince missed an easy shot and drew laughter from the Queen. Jim Tee outlined the play while Edwards, cleared by the King, joined the prince’s team again Monday.
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Prince
Jim- Tee
Elizabeth
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