Tall Texan top lawyer for world’s biggest landlord
Ramsey Clark, 23, son of Justice Tom C. Clark, is Assistant Attorney General for the Lands Division in Washington. He oversees government land acquisitions and eminent domain cases, managing about 750 million acres. The Lands Division handles thousands of tracts and dozens of lawsuits as the nation expands federal property for defense and space needs.
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Axalanche Journal
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Burglary and Theft Probed in City Stores
Police investigated a series of thefts and a possible burglary in several city locations. Losses included $64.49 from a service station, $30 in car damage from a pellet firing, $30 for two butane tanks, and $70.60 in tools from a parked car. No forced entry found in most cases.
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Mth St
Tsarapkin
Geneva
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Tate
19Th St
Yordan Tehbanov
Bulgaria
Aubrey Neill
Eloise Garrett
Erd St
B. F. Johnson
Duke St
Medical Hoax Exposed as Quack Cures Target Cancer
The piece outlines quack treatments for cancer and arthritis ranging from elaborate lectures to watered down mixtures. It notes victims fear incurability and doctors’ limits, while authorities warn against dubious claims and enforced remedies.
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Garland
Tech Foundation to meet as deaths prompt tragedy talk
The article notes two student deaths labeled a terrible tragedy by IB Aycock and university officials. Mauldin of Bessemer City Ala was found by a physician after failing to report to work. An investigation into the Kennedy era connections and a Texas Tech foundation meeting are also described.
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Tech Net
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Pakistan
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Chicago Sun
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Nitzer
Institute of Lappointees
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Hollywood
Singer
Miller Board
Roy Furr
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Lubbock
Cedars of Lebanon Hospital
Fun Foundation
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Louis Pri Jand
India
Las Vegas
New
Keely Smith Surgery Reported After Vehicle Crash
AP dispatch from Bowie recounts a fatal car truck crash on U S 287 near Bowie. Sam Golden Barham and his wife Deley 26 were killed. Francis Padgett 31 of Krum escaped injury. The couple were involved in college night activities and premedical studies.
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Deley
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Krum
Three Hurt In Plainview Crash
A two car collision on U.S. 87 near Plainview injured three people Friday night. Max E. Reese 20 and his wife Sherry 16 and J K Childress 46, all of Plainview, were treated at Plainview Hospital and Clinic. The couple’s 18 month old son Max Edward Jr. was uninjured. Reese suffered facial lacerations Sherry knee injuries and Childress a dislocated hip and severe lacerations.
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J. K. Childress
Hale County
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Childress
Reese Auto
Max Edward Jr
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