Suspect Held After Park Car Burglary Report
Sanikers was held in city jail Monday night awaiting transfer to county juvenile probation officers after police say he was seen going through cars in Mackenzie Park. Officers found a purse belonging to Karen Lester and a wallet with Sandra Brook’s name. Several other thefts and vandalism incidents were reported, including a church window shot out and valuables stolen from homes and apartments. Two suspects in vandalism were held at gunpoint. a third fled as a shotgun warning was fired. No charges by Monday night.
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Mackenzie Park
J. A. McCauley
McCauley
Karen Les
Ter
E. Brown
Sandra Brook
Tulane
L. Munceford
Main St
Joe Jordan
12Th St
First Presbyterian Church
Matues
Conquistador Apartments
Lth
Lubbock Mu
Abernathy
Mony
Jim Grumbles
Lubbock
Apa Ain
G. W. Otman
32Nd St
Ofone
Two Held In Credit Case In Lubbock
Two men John Allen Karr and Warren Edward Smith were charged with theft by false pretext after using a California license to obtain credit at Dom's Ltd. in Lubbock. They posted no bond and remained in jail. Burglary charges followed for Jesus Elias Pacheco and Acuna Garcia, both of 915 E 56th St, held on $1500 bonds after copper tubing theft from a Fort Worth man's house.
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Lubbock
Wayne LeCroy
John Allen Karr
10Th St
Warren Edward Smith
Dom's Ltd
Broadway
California
Shell Oil Co
Houston
Jesus Elias Pacheco
Acuna Jessie Garcia
E. 56Th St
Ivory
Jack Holt
Fort Worth
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Public Library Adds Rare Folio and Chaucer Works
The library plans to acquire a leatherbound edition of London’s First Folio from 1623 and The Complete Works of Geoffrey Chaucer edited by the Rev. Walter W. Skeat of Oxford, appealing to students.
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Public Left
London
Geoffrey Chaucer
Walter Iw. Skeat
Oxford
Debt slows pace in Tunisia amid heavy public debt
Tunisia strives to fund industrialization and social welfare while keeping credit steady under a heavy public debt load. Banking and international lenders scrutinize fiscal policy as the government pursues financing for development projects.
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Tunis
Tunisia
Appeals court asked to overturn Leary marijuana religion case
The U.S. Court of Appeals in New Orleans heard a bid to reverse a 30 year sentence and $30,000 fine given to Dr Timothy Leary of Millbrook New York for illegally importing and transporting marijuana. Leary contends his drug use is a profound religious experience protected by the First Amendment.
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New Orleans
U. S. Suh Circuit Court of Appeals
Timothy Leary
Millbrook
N. Y
U.S. Dist
Ben Connally
Texas
Leary
Walter Gewin
Robert Ainsworth Jr
Seybourne Lynne
Joel Finer
Austin
Connally
Finer
Customs Station
Laredo
Tex
New York
Raif Wa
Morton Seay
U.S
Mexico
United
States
Pilot Baldauf Accepts Reprimand Ending One Man Protest
Lt Cmdr Laurence Baldauf Jr. of Coronado California accepted an official letter of reprimand in Japan ending his protest against the Vietnam War policy he called no win. He faced possible prison but chose to accept the Navy’s decision and resign from flight duties while accusing U S leaders of a morale collapse in naval aviation.
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Tokyo
UPI
Laurence C. Baldauf Jr
America
Coronado
Calif
Baldauf
Flight
Frank’ L Johnson
U.S
Japan
Vietnam
North Vietnam
Eight Chosen to Attend Boys State Session
Plainview area students selected for the 1967 Texas American Legion Boys State program. Commander Stuart McKallip of Ray Blakemore Post 260 announced eight selected youths to participate, with events planned from June 10 onward at the Pecan area venue.
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Plainview
Texas American Legion
Stuart McKallip
Ray
Blakemore Post
Ofpecan Aas Wa
Local Heart Association Elects Officers at Dinner
Thomas J. Thomas succeeds Dr. Samuel King as president of the Lubbock County Heart Association. New officers include Dr. Lowell Snyder as vice president Mrs. Burl Bedford as secretary and Marlin Kerry as treasurer. Dr. O Brandon Hall spoke on the federal program Cancer Heart Stroke and awards were given to Dr and Mrs F L Lovings and Alpha Phi Sorority for supporting fund drives. Three-year board terms were set for Dr Mary Stirman Dr John Hays J Chambers Mrs Dorothy Sivas and Mrs Millie Monte.
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Thomas J . Thomas
Samuel King
Lowell Snyder
Burl Bedford
Marlin Kerry
O. Brandon Hall
Lubbock
Alpha Phi Sorority
Mary Stirman
John Hays
J. Chambers
Dorothy Sivas
Millie Monte
U N War Role Contested Over Vietnam Peace Move
Soviet Ambassador Fedorenko dismissed United Nations intervention in ending the Vietnam war while U S leaders push for Security Council action. The White House and Washington circles debate using the UN to press for a settlement as reports cite Johnson administration weighing new measures.
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Nat Manentny
Vietnam
Nikolai T
Washington
United Nations
Fedorenko
Senate
Mike Mansfield
J. Williamsan
Senate Foreign Nations Committee
U.N. Security Council
Johnson
U.S
Arthur J. Goldberg
United States
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