Resigning FDA Chief James Goddard to join Atlanta firm
Dr James Goddard the controversial FDA commissioner resigns effective July 31 after 28 months at the helm He will become vice president of EDP Technology Inc directing a new southeast regional office in Atlanta He cites a tired feel and will work on computer based health information systems while opposing harsher penalties for small time marijuana possession.
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Washington
James Goddard
Ta Processing Company
Atlanta
Goddard
FDA
EDP Technology Inc
Johnson
Thedore
Cron
Public Health Service
Wilbur J. Cohen
Department of Health, Education, and Welfare
Cohen
Damage Suit Heard By July Of 11
A jury in 72nd District Court is to hear arguments in a damage suit from Scotia. Mrs Hollingsworth, of Lubbock, alleges a Dec 2 1965 slip and fall at Farrs Supermarket at 34th St and Ave H. A prior Feb 1967 trial ended in a hung jury. Judge William R. Shaver presides as trial begins.
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72Nd District Court
Scotia
Jengsworth
Iran Hollingsworth
Lubbock
Farr
Youngblood
Mark le Richards
J.G. Glenn
N. W. Ray
Victor H. Rederker
Anthony Sosenko
Hollingsworth
Farr’s
34Th St
Ave. H
William R. Shaver
Travel Recreation Guide Book Offered to Readers
Americans seeking new travel opportunities will find Outdoors USA a valuable 408 page guide. It covers national forests and preserves with 267 photos. The U S Printing Office in Washington D C offers it for $2.75 via request.
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Washington
UPI
USA
United States
U.S. Department of Culture
Washington, D.C
Burns Prove Fatal To Blast Victim
James Clinton a 19 year old of Kennedale died in Fort Worth hospital after suffering burns totaling ninety percent of his body from an explosion at a Kennedale auto salvage yard where he was welding a gasoline tank.
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Fort. Worth
James Clinton
Kennedale
Fort Worth
Clinton
Gold Hits New High Amid French Crisis
London reports a surge in gold to a record 42.60 an ounce as France’s political turmoil erodes confidence in paper money. Silver also hits new highs while the British pound dips to a record low before a cautious London fix. South Africa withholds supply to push prices higher.
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Y Fred Coleman
London
Drorces Oe
Paris
South Africa
Free World
Zurich
Bank of England
Runoff foes Yarborough Smith vie for votes
Assoc press dispatch covers Texas gubernatorial runoff campaign. Don Yarborough and Lt. Gov Preston Smith trade claims in Dallas Fort Worth Victoria Galveston Houston and Pasadena events. They spar over taxes crime leadership and board appointments amid rising tensions.
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Don Yarborough
Preston Smith
Yarborough
A Democrats
Dallas
Fort Worth
Smith
Victoria
Galveston
Houston
Pasadena
Texas
German Student Unrest in Gottingen Surges
Unrest among Gottingen students escalates as protests intensify across the campus area. Authorities report growing demonstrations and clashes with police, signaling heightened tensions during the period.
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Gottingen
Solons urged on Johnsons 3.9 billion defense request
President Johnson asked Congress for authority to spend 3.9 billion more on military operations, mainly in Vietnam, with total defense outlays projected at 76.2 billion for 1968. The request also includes 791.6 million for federal pay increases and 230 million for Korea, plus a 300 million emergency fund for Asia.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
Vietnam
South Vietnam
North Korea
van ‘Nitze
Korea
Asia
Pentagon
Nitze
Pho Aconal Trebigh
Southeast Asia ‘Fund
Agen
John McCormack
Dmass
Johnnson
Plainview School Plan Reviewed
Plainview trustees reversed an earlier decision and will keep classes next year at the all-Negro Peaker T Washington School in the northern part of the city. They also considered maintaining a junior high, after 180 signers petitioned to keep the school open, but the enrollment boundary changes required for integration were not addressed.
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Plainview
Nortpeeel
Wemeing 180
Officers Capture Two Escapees In Louisiana Heat
Houston AP reports two Harris County Recamiliation Center escapees were captured in Houma Louisiana. Bobby Wayne Beardsley 26 and Billy Alston both of Houston escaped Sunday by scaling a 12 foot brick wall.හි
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Houston
Louisiana
Harris County
Hume
Bobby Wayne Beardsley
Billy Alston
Houma
Aleman charged in Texas Tech club shooting
Aleman 28 of Wilson faces assault with intent to murder after a shooting at a club left Joe Acuna 26 with two bullet wounds in the left shoulder. Montgomery was arrested after returning home from a construction site. Officers said both shootings happened within minutes and were linked to an earlier argument. Bond for Aleman set at 6000 by Justice E A Hargraves. Lopez bond to be set. Dickey Graham 18 of 1917 5 35ths charged with theft over 50 for stealing 98.56 from a service station at 1121 E 34th St. bond set by Justice Wayne LeCroy.
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Montgomery
Texas Tech
Angel Morin
Aleman
Wilson
Alemans
Joe Acuna
1603
10Th St
E. 34Th St
Justice of the Peace
Wayne ‘LeCroy
Graham
Defendants Sentenced After Pleas Of Guilty In Two Counties
Three pleas of guilty were heard by judges in two county courts at law. Stanley Zywica, 53, of 810 Main St., to two squor law violations received 45 days in jail and court costs in each case. Bonds were set for Eddie Ware, Cisneros, Ross, Smith, and Dickey. Sam Newcomb, 26, was fined 50 plus costs and 60 days in jail, probated for six months. Officers said a Slaton man used explosives to fish on the Brazos River.
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Stanley Zywica
Main St
Edwin H. Boedeker
Boedeker
Eddie Dean Ware
Ave
Cande Cisneros
Slaton
Booker T. Ross
Newcomb
Denzil Bevers
State Parks, and Wildlife Department
Double Mountain Fork
Brazos River
Lubbock
Students Spark More Trouble
New York police cleared the Brooklyn College registrar office, removing over 40 demonstrators who had occupied the space since Monday demanding more Negro students teachers and courses. In Hawaii a group of students and professors threatened to resume a sit in at the administration building in support of an anti Vietnam War professor. The Chicago branch of the University of Illinois disclosed seven student organizations have been suspended for sponsoring an unauthorized talk. Roosevelt University alumni backed the president in refusing to hire Staughton Lyndh as a full time history instructor.
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United Press International
New York
Brooklyn College
University of Hawaii
Honolulu
Chicago
University Ofllinois
Roosevelt University Alumni Association
Roosevelt
Staughton Lyndh
Israel's Zalman Shazar Sworn In For Second Term
President Zalman Shazar was officially sworn in for a second five-year term on Tuesday, marking another five years of leadership in Israel. The ceremony affirmed Shazar's continuation of government duties and public duties.
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Jerusalem
Israel
Zalman Shazar
Reagan Defends Policies in Florida Campaign Events
At a Miami Beach news conference and a Ft. Lauderdale breakfast speech, Ronald Reagan defended foreign policy and Poor People’s March in Washington. He vowed to be stubborn about accepting any nomination and criticized brinkmanship while urging resolute action.
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Ithe Kennedy
Uhwen
Washington
First Methodist awards banquet and dance at Memorial Hall
An awards banquet for athletic participants will be held at 6 30 p m today in Memorial Hall, featuring awards, a speech by Fred Bryant of the Texas Tech FCA, and a gymnastics exhibition by Alice Ro ark Donna Howell and Clifford Cone. Wesley Wallace to MC. Cheryl Se and Mark Keenan of In Christ the King High School receive Knights of Columbus honors for a statewide inter faith essay contest. The Spectrum will provide music for a teen dance at Hodges Community Center from 8 to 11 p m with 50 cent admission. A jury in 99th District Court found James Fennell innocent of passing a worthless check over 50 dollars. Sea Cadets hold an organizational meeting at the Naval Reserve Training Center. The report includes political dispatches from New York and Washington noting Rockefeller, Humphrey and others active in national campaigns.
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First Methodist Arch
Memorial Hall
Fred Bryant
Texas Tech
Fellowship of Christian Athletes
Alice Roark
New Mexico
Donna Howell
Clifford Cone
Wesley Wallace
Cheryl Se
Mark Keenan
Christ the Bing High
Knights of Columbus
Cheryl
Douglas
Bro
Sith St
Mark
Quentin B. Keenan
Comets cleared for flight at sixty five thousand feet
British aviation officials authorize high altitude flight for the Comets reaching 65,000 feet. The milestone marks a milestone in testing and development of jet airliners in Britain.
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London
Grayson Enterprises seeks renewal of Lubbock TV AM FM licenses
On May 3, 1968 Grayson Enterprises filed with the FCC for renewal of licenses to operate KLBK-TV Channel 13 KLBK- AM 1340 kHz and KLBK-FM 94.5 MHz in Lubbock Texas in the pubic interest. Written comments from the public must reach FCC by June 2 1968 detailing facts for consideration. Officers directors and 10 percent+ stockholders include Dr Ellis Carp Theodore Shanbaum Irving Greenberg Douglas E Bergman H H Stoller and Lee Optical Companies Retirement Pension Plan Trust. Copies of filings are on file for public inspection during business hours at 7400 University Avenue Lubbock Texas.
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Grayson Enterprises, Inc
Federal Communications Commission
Klbk-Tvv
KLBK
Klbk-Fm
Lubbock
Texas
Washington, D.C
Commission
Ellis Carp
Theodore Shanbaum
Irving Greenberg
Douglas E. Bergman
H.H. Stoller
Lee Optical Companies Retirement Pension Plan Trust
University Avenue
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