Fatal Shootout In Lubbock Police Encounter
In an on scene investigation, patrolman Mobley shot and killed Garcia after a knife attack during a pursuit that began when Garcia confronted nonlocal laborers at a cotton harvest site. Justice of the Peace McCleskey ruled the shooting justifiable after determining Garcia’s threat to officers and witnesses. Survivors include Garcia’s parents and other family members.
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Mobley
Case
Sam Browne
Ced
Hagens
Barrow
West Texas Hospital
Lubbock
Barro
Wlay Na Min Segue Weit
Justice of the Peace
George H. McCleskey
McCleskey
Paulk
Bednarz
Lorenzo
Bodnarz
Rayhen Bodnarz
L. E. Posey
Rist
Willard Pollock
Federal charges filed on couple nabbed in city
Federal charges of interstate transportation of a stolen vehicle were filed against Mary Catherine Lawson and Joe Frank Stewart. Both were held on bonds of 5000 each. Police said Lawson led to Stewart’s arrest after a stop sign incident and a hit and run. The pair had evaded federal authorities since 1958.
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Mary Catherine Lawson
Wichita Falls
Joe Frank Stewart
Woodward
Okla
Justice of the Peace F. R. Land
U.S
Frank R. Murray
32Nd St
Ave. P
Tohoka
U.S. Highway 87
FBI
Stewart
Camel Driver’s Texas Visit With Bashir Continues
The camel driver Bashir and U S President Johnson tour irrigated pastures and bulls along the Pedernales River during a two day Texas visit. Bashir, invited to visit the United States, meets crowds at Johnson City school while Johnson highlights his birth home and early education.
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Truman
Bashir
Washington
Johnson
Pedernales
Karachi
United States
New York
Texas
Johson
Tevision
J Son
Johnson City
Pakistan
Ashi
Record Heat and Snow Bring Mixed Weather Across Regions
A mixed weather pattern dropped as much as four inches of snow in northern Maine while the East saw warm spells and a 23 to 40 degree swing. Meanwhile the Midwest enjoyed an Indian summer and light to moderate flooding from earlier rains. Southern California faced continued heat as forecasts expected no relief from near record highs.
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United Press
New England
Kansas
Maine
City planning session set at Ming Tree on zoning study report
A 5 15 pm dinner meeting of the City Planning and Zoning Commission will discuss a recently issued zoning study report. Officials said the session will be at Ming Tree restaurant in the city.
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City Planning, and Zoning Commission
Ming Tree
Lubock Christian College address on community strength
Academic dean Jack W Bates speaks at Lubhock Christian College on community strength, addressing Lub hock Christian School PTA in LCC campus auditorium. Monterey Young Republicans meet at 1926 19th St to condemn Yugoslav pilots training and US jet sales.
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Jack W. Bates
Lubhock Christian College
Lubhock Christian School
Parent- Teachers Association
LCC
Monterey
Young Republicans
Assn
19Th St
Yugoslavia
NASA Eyes Ranger Spacecraft Flight From Cape Canaveral
NASA plans a near term Ranger mission with a moon voyage ambition. Saturn booster first stage will be tested while Atlas-Agena prepares to launch Ranger 2 to send instrument payloads toward the moon and other planets.
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PE Canaveral
National Aeronautical and Space Administration
Mond
NASA
Ranger 2
Steer With No Name Wins Champion at KC Show
A nameless Shorthorn steer was crowned breed champion as open finals opened at the Kansas City Livestock Show. The steer, owned by a Northfield, Ohio breeder, was selected among top entries after judging.
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America
the of Northfield
Ohi
Ami Hametor
Last of Big Three UAW Targets Chrysler Today
UAW President Walter P. Reuther plans to press Chrysler Corp for a dress meeting and demand wage and benefit parity with GM and Ford after ending strikes at Ford. Chrysler, facing internal problems and a 46 percent drop in car output, already seeks concessions.
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Detroit
UPL
United Auto
Walter P. Reuther
Chrysler Corp
Ford Motor Co
Reuther
UAW
Norman Matthews
Chrysler
Matthews
Corporation
Ford
Reuthers
Liquor Raids Result in Pleas and Fines Across District
Over twenty weeks of raids led to numerous arrests for illegal possession and sale of intoxicants. Soledad Garcia received jail time and fines, while several defendants pled innocent or faced bonds. other cases included check law violations and a DWI guilty plea. Authorities credited undercover work by agents and law enforcement for the operations.
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Soledad Garcia
13Th St
Jeanie Home
Edwin Ochoa
Sara Caste Tri
Gertrude Sarez
View Marines
Essandes
Fernandes Mottalbo
Leeano
Cecil Amador
Taboka
Jodie B. Kiser
Midland
John M. Durham
20Th St
Charlie Hibbler
St. Land Juniper St
Joane Porte
32Nd St
George Edward Hudson
Detroit
Paper Reprints Article On Cut Rate Drug Sales
Chicago based American reprints Sunday report about sweeping discount drug merchandising in the Chicago area. The piece notes 100 plus places offer low cost drugs, with discount houses and super marts opening prescription departments. Mail order houses advertise 25 to 40 percent reductions. Some druggists refused to sell the paper over the pricing story, prompting reader calls and complaints.
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Chicago
UPD
American Monday
Effie Alley
Meeting Of World Reds Opens Today
The second congress of the Communist Party opens in the Kremlin Palace of Congresses with a lengthy address by Premier Nikita Khrushchev. Delegates and world observers await plans on Berlin Germany Laos the United Nations and disarmament and the course of East West relations. Khrushchev may outline the party mission to prevent thermonuclear war and promote peaceful coexistence and a future Russian utopia. The speech could last six to eight hours and shape Cold War dynamics for years.
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UPI
Communist Party
Kremlin Palace of Congresses
Nikitai Khrushchev
Berlin
Germany
Laos
United Nations
Khrushchev
Russia
Four Women Dead as Grand Jury Deliberates Sex Crime Case
Federal and local investigators pursue charged killer Bion Morse amid a wave of unsolved rapes and murders. Morse, linked to four deaths and suspected in six others, faces charges in St. Paul and connections to crimes from Birmingham to Spokane. The case centers on a nationwide sex crime rampage spanning years.
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Minn
Bion Morse
Morse
St. Paul
Glorie Brie
Carollplanche Boggs
Ronan
Pol Artic
Birmingham
Ala
Bobbie Ann Landini
Atlanta
Dayton
Ohio
Mildeed
Lois Chasteen
Kennedy names doctor to lead new mental retardation panel
President Kennedy on Monday named Dr. Leonard Mayo to head a 24 member panel to plan new approaches for prevention and cure of mental retardation. The White House said the panel would meet on Wednesday to discuss national problems and the need to improve conditions for mentally retarded people.
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Washington
Kennedy
Leonard Mayo
White House
Circus Still Great Show full of acts and thrills
The review hails Ringling Bros. for a superb performance with Walter Klauser’s bear acts, Syrian bears, Voladors, Harold Alzana on high wire, Trevor Bale’s tigers, the Stephenson dogs, Kings Ranch horses, beloved clowns Lou Jacobs and Otto Griebling, Unus the finger balancer, Merle Evans’s band, and the Zecchini Family cannon finale. The piece urges seeing the show three times to catch every act.
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Walter Klauser
Pera
Vinuse
Harold Alzana
Trevor Bale
Tonto
Stephenson
Charles Moroski
Kings Ranch
Lou Jacobs
Otto Griebling
Unus
America
Merle Evans
Zecchini
Herte Klauser
Katia
Herte
Ringling Bros. and Barnum and Bailey Circus
Lubbock Municipal Coliseum
Klauser
Assistant Postmaster Addresses Stamp Club
Ernest Ohnemus assistant postmaster of Lubbock spoke at the South Plains Stamp Club first annual dinner at Mackenzie Terrace Party House Park Introduced by Dr Earl Hildreth Ohnemus discussed use of the 10 8 mail by distributors of obio tversalyri attending 57 members with out of town guests present
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Ernest Ohnemus
Lubbock
South Plains Stamp Club
Mackenzie Terrace
Park
Earl Hildreth
Ohnemus
Obio Tversalyri
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