Father Uncle Role Asks No Sleep For Man In Panama
Robert Kriebs and his sister Merrilee Taylor each welcomed newborn daughters within five hours of each other. The man rushed between Good Samaritan Hospital and Baptist Hospital in Phoenix for births in one night. He described the double duty as a practical family milestone.
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Phoenix
Robert Kriebs
Georgia
Good Samaritan Hospital
Kriebs
Baptist Hospital
Merrilee Taylor
Long Session Seen in Brown Murder Trial Today
The state is expected to rest its murder case against Dolphin Jack Brown in El Paso with testimony resuming at 11 a.m. in 65th District Court. Judge Ward warned of sessions past midnight as District Attorney Griffin tightens a growing circumstantial case around the 26-year-old defendant.
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Dave Knapp
Avalanche-Journal
EL Paso
Dolphin Jack Brown
William E. Ward
Ward
34Th District
65Th District Court
Alton R. Griffin
Apollo 7 Crew Reports Smooth Flight and Jolly Mood
The Apollo 7 crew Walter Schirra Don Eisele and Walter Cunningham circling Earth on an 11 day shakedown reported excellent progress through day three of the mission with major objectives nearly reached. They described good health minor repairs and a planned live TV camera broadcast to reveal life aboard the ship.
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Apollo 7
Earth
Space Agency
Walter Schirra
Don Eisele
Walter Cunningham
Schirra
Cunningham
United States
Cuningham
Prayer asks believers to be zealous like parties in campaigning
A reader’s prayer requests followers to be as zealous in representing their cause as the Democrats and Republicans and Americans. It notes independents are campaigning for their candidates and ends with a closing Amen in Jesus name.
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Jesus
Suspect’s Attorney Charges Police With Rights Violations
Broadus Spivey of the South Plains Trial Lawyers Assn accuses Lub bock Police of denying bond during the weekend for narcotics arrestees. Officers deny authority to keep suspects before magistrates outside hours. Twelve jailed suspects await magistrate review. one 17 year old will be handled by juvenile authorities. Dale Hood posted a 2500 bond after arrest for marijuana possession. Judge Bean orders Hood produced for habeas corpus review.
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Avalanche-Journal
Lubbock Police Department
Broadus Spivey
South Plains Trial Lawyers Assn
Spivey
Justice of the Peace
Wth J
Dale Hood
Hood
18Th St
Dist
Robert H. Bean
Bean
Police Department
Twin Tragedy as Toddlers Fall Between Subway Cars
A Brooklyn mother watched in horror as her two young daughters Diane and Ethel and the 13 year old sister Karen Connors fell between moving subway cars. Diane lost her right hand and Ethel was concussed. All three were hospitalized in serious condition. Transit Authority investigates the accident.
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United) Press International
New York
Carol Heald
Brooklyn
Diane
Ethel
Karen Connors
Karen
Mrs. Heald
South Ferry
Manhattan
Beekman
Wichita Falls Officers Halt Hippie On River Expressway
Two Wichita Falls patrolmen nearly ran over a man sitting in the middle of the Red River Expressway at 3 am. Sunday. He played guitar and sang while officers Charles Bartosh and David Burkett talked him aside and noted his singing was not bad. Dallas judge and former U.S. representative J Frank Wilson, 68, died Sunday after brief national notice for the Jack Ruby trial.
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Wichita Falls
UPI
Red River Expressway
Charles Bartosh
David Burkett
Dallas
J. Frank Wilson
U.S
Jack Ruby
Dist
Joe B. Brown
Heavy US assault halts North Vietnamese attack near Da Nang
In a 12 hour battle around the Thuong Duc camp near Da Nang South Vietnamese forces mauled North Vietnamese regulars. U S officials say the threat to Thuong Duc is reduced and Da Nang’s defenses steadied. Allied losses include 22 Marines and 27 South Vietnamese killed. over 80 Marines and 100 South Vietnamese wounded.
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United Press International
Saigon
Thuong Duc
An Hoa
da Nang
U.S
Dao Nan
South Vietnam
U.S. Air Force Base
Gunplay Kills Two Soldiers In Panama Turmoil
Two National Guard soldiers were killed by snipers as Panamanian authorities installed a provisional civilian government after President Arias was ousted. Curfew and street clashes followed, with Col. Jose M. Pinilla sworn in as provisional president and Arias calling for total war.
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Robert Berrellez
Panama
National Guard
Arnulfo Arias
Arias
Guard
Maranon
U.s.administered
Canal Zone
Col
Jose M. Pinilla
Pinilla
Rhodesia Talks End With Impasse On Majority Rule
The Rhodesia summit in Gibraltar collapsed after four days without agreement on a joint statement. Prime Minister Wilson and Rhodesia leader Ian Smith remained far apart on majority rule for black Africans and constitutional guarantees for white minority rights.
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Associated Press
Gibraltar
Rhodesia
Harold Wilson
Britain
Tan Smith
Smith
Wilson
Fire Tears Through Imperial War Museum in London
AP reports a major blaze hit the Imperial War Museum in London damaging priceless World War I and II artifacts. Police investigate possible trigger by a time bomb or petrol bomb as firefighters battled the flames with more than 160 crew at Kensington. No damage estimate given.
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London
Britain
Imperial War Museum
Museum
Kensington
Thames River
Guns of old West feature Big Spring collector
Lester C. Wilbanks, a retired Webb AFB fireman, owns a private museum in Big Spring housing a 150-item gun collection. His daughter, Mrs. Lonnie H. Smith of Lubbock, visits and shares stories of local history and firearms. He regards guns as historical artifacts rather than weapons.
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Tanner Laine
Avalanche Journal
West
Texas
Edwards Plateau
Big Spring
Lester C. Wilbanks
Webb Afb
Wilbanks
Lonnie HH. Smith
Purdue
Lubbock
Unseasonable Panhandle Heat Sets Date Record
Temperatures climbed into the mid nineties across the Panhandle and South Plains on Sunday, Amarillo hitting 95 degrees for a date record and late fall. Lubbock reached 90 with a near miss to the date record. Rain from Saturday storms registered across western regions and coastal pockets.
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Mercury
Panhandle - South Plains
Amarillo
Lubbock
Pecos
Abernathy
Crosbyton
Floydada
Spur
Good Fairy Suspect in Denture Theft Case
Police report a patient at Vanderbilt Hospital, Madeline Bradley of Scottsville, had her dentures stolen while asleep. The suspect nicknamed the good fairy is linked to the case as authorities investigate the odd voluntary crime and note the unusual theft of dental appliances.
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Nashville
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