Deserters face trial for cross country killings
Two Army deserters George R. York and James D. Latham await a Kansas jury in Russell for the murder of Otto Zeigler and six other slayings across five states. Judge Benedict Cruise denied defense delays and appointed local attorneys as the trial proceeds with extensive voir dire of about 150 veniremen.
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UPI
Wheat Country
George R. York
James
Latham
Gaim
Kansas
York
Otto Zeigler
Zeigler
Sharon Springs
Benedict Cruise
Carter
Tech Tax Talks In Second Day At Texas Institute
The Texas Tech Tax Institute enters its second day with discussions on how tax affects employee benefits and transfer of property in community property. Speakers include Vester T. Hughes on benefit plans and Fihan B. of Dallas on transfers, with sessions in the morning and afternoon.
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Godfrey W. Welsch
Dallas
Texas Tech Tun Institute
Max B. Caraway
Welsch
Tech
Texas Tech Tax Institute
Vester T. Hughes
Fihan B
Iife
Garal
Memorial Historiany
US Defense Official Begins European Tour in London
A U S defense official starts a European mission with a first stop in London. He plans to visit other capitals before returning to Washington.
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London
Man
Westorigrrer
South Plains College Chooses Cheerleaders
South Plains College at Levelland has announced its 1960s era cheerleaders. Selected students include Vaan Morey Bobby Bovee Freddie Basie Cav Cook Betty Holt Donna Wu Marex and others whose parentage is partially listed in the school notice.
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Lovell
Miss Halts
Coody
Dimmitt jury clears man in DWI case. burglars charged in Dunlap’s break-in
Jurors found Albert Franklin Hayes not guilty of driving while intoxicated after deliberating over an hour. In a separate raid, three Dimmitt residents Charles Ray Houtchens Randall Fol lis and Helen Follis were charged with burglary in the Dunlap’s Barber Shop case, with about $847.04 missing from cash peg fishers. The trio admitted to a string of 21 burglaries totaling around $16,000. George E. Gibbkerson stated the charges and bond for the suspects.
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Caprock Center
Charles Ray Houtchens
Randall
Randy
Bend
Amarillo
Albert Crites
Bob Johnson
Amardo
Follis
Barehury
Albert Franklin Hayes
Hayes
E. 34Th St
Pat Moore
Robert J. Allen
Bus Swept Into River in Ecuador Killing 24
A flash flood swept a bus off a mountain road into the Pastaza River in Ecuador on Sunday. Twenty four persons aboard were killed when the vehicle plunged into the river between Banes and Puse, as flood waters washed away the road.
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Quinto
Ecuador
Pastaza
Banes and
Puse
Jaycees Organize Orientation Meeting in Lubbock
Lubbock’s Junior Chamber of Commerce held an orientation for new members with twenty one attendees. Seven speakers spoke on local state and national Jaycee activities including Jerry Henderson Bill Spencer Bill Adams John Quillen and Bill McDaniel.
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Lubbock
Gor
New York Firm Eyes Remote Reading of 20000 Meters
A New York company negotiates with a utility to convert 20 000 water meters to remote reading. A digital signaling device would attach to meters and be read by dialing customers phone numbers plus a code.
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New York
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