California's Electronic Pinpoint Tracks Criminals Nationwide
California plans an electronic detective to quickly locate criminals via a statewide network from the Bureau of Criminal Identification and Investigation. The system stores 680 million bits of data including aliases, fingerprints, and operation methods, with a three second inquiry for prior records.
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Los Angeles
UPI
California
California Department of Justice
Bureau of Criminal Identification and Investigation
Ct&i
Thomas Lynch
Ci&i
Lynch
Family Dies In Air Crash In Somerset Pennsylvania
A single engine plane crashed into a Laurel Mountain slope near Seven Springs ski resort killing four from Indiana. Ralph Ward 34 Doris 35 Tina 10 Eugene 12 died. flight from Harrisburg Airport en route home from vacation ended in heavy rain with poor visibility.
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Somerset
Apt
Indiana
Ralph F. Ward
Greenfield Rds
Ind
Doris
Tina
Eugene
Laurel Mountain
Seven Springs
Ward
Harrisburg
Natchez Officials Postpone Meeting With Negro Leaders
Natchez Mississippi city leaders postponed a planned meeting with Negro representatives to hear responses to 12 desegregation demands. The gathering was rescheduled for 10 a m Thursday after being set for Wednesday. The delay followed injury to NAACP president George Metcalfe from a car bombing as tensions rose in the area.
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Natchez
Miss
John Nosser
Metcalfe
George Metcalfe
NAACP
Federal
Burea
Mississippi
Paul Johnson
National Guard
Shead Baldwin
Two-vehicle crash injures youngsters and officer in Lubbock
In Lubbock at 47th Street and Southeast Drive a collision left 9 year old Andy Vel with a possible leg fracture after 7 p.m. He and William Daniel were treated and released from Highland Hospital. D Webster Hester was transported to Reese AFB Hospital after an 18th Street Texas Ave incident with minor injuries. Don Dye, a 27 year old officer, received abrasions and lacerations after a K-9 bite while opening a kennel. he was treated and released from Methodist Hospital.
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Andy Vel
Larry Vela
Lubbock
Porter Clinic
47Th St
Southeast Drive
Wiliam Daniel
Lord St
Highland Hospital
D. Webster Hester
Harvard
Reese Afb
Hospital
Shorty
18Th St
Texas Ave
Hester
Don Dye
Jett
K-9 Corps
Dye
Methodist Hospita
New Syria Assembly Holds First Session
Syria's newly formed National Assembly opened its first session led by Halez as president of the presidency council. Gen Anun Hates called it a step toward democracy as the body sets to elect a new presidency council and draft a permanent constitution. A new cabinet is to be formed.
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Tamaseots
Svein Vap
Syrias
Natonal Assembly
Anun Hates
Halez
Presidency Council
Preston Smith Feted By Waco In Special Day
WACO Special day for Lt. Gov Preston Smith included a breakfast coffee and luncheon as citizens praised his service to central Texas. Mayor Ernest Pardo designated the day and he received a resolution praising aid in passing three local bills.
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Preston Smith
Waco
Smith
Texas
Ernest Pardo
Waen
Smuth
Georgetown
Lubbock
Texas House
State Senate
De Gaulle Will Not Mediate Viet Nam War Now
Paris reports say President de Gaulle does not plan to act as mediator in the Vietnam War at this time though he may keep mediation as a future possibility. Alain Peyrefitte said the discussions with US Secretary Ball were useful and normal in US French relations. Manila AP Pampanga police seek five robbers after a gang tried to rob Felicidad Gaulan. in the struggle she was bitten.
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Paris
Charlie de Gaulle
de Gaulle
Atlantic Alliance
George W Hall Tursday
Alain Peyrefitte
Ball
Viet Nam
Manila
Pampanga Province
Felicidad Gaulan
Rites Today for Lamesa Publisher Ross Woodson
Ross Allen Woodson 54 longtime Lamesa Daily Reporter founder died of a heart attack in a Lubbock doctor office about 9 a m Wednesday. Services set 2 p m today at First Methodist Church with Rev Walter Horn officiating. Burial in Cleburne Friday at 3 p m following graveside rites.
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Ross Allen Woodson
54Th St
Lamesa Daily Reporter
Lubbock
First Methodist Church
Walter Horn
First Presbyterian Church
Cleburne
Tex
Lamesa
Beaumier, Publisher of Lufkin News, Dies at 58
W R Beaumier publisher and vice president of the Lufkin News died in Houston's Hermann Hospital at 58 after a stroke at home. He had been hospitalized since Aug 20 and underwent neck surgery for a blood clot. A Brownfield woman Mrs H D Leach 82 died in Brownfield General Hospital after hemorrhaging Aug 25. Services set at 2 p.m. in First Baptist Church Brownfield.
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Lufkin
Tex
UPTI
W.r.beaumier
Lufkin News
Houston
Hermann Hospital
Beaumier
H. D. Leach
Brownfield
Brownfield General Hospital
First Baptist Church
Ed Crow
Beaumier Pioneer Journalist Dies After Lung Congestion
Beaumier longtime Lufkin publisher and civic leader died after lung congestion worsened. Born 1906 in Hallettsville he built a Texas journalism career from San Antonio to Beaumont before moving to Lufkin in 1941. Survived by wife Mary and daughter, his death drew tributes from editors and civic groups statewide.
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Beaumier
Lufkin
Rotary International
Rotary Club
Lankin
Texas Daily Newspaper Association
Texas Press Association
North and East Texas Press Association
Texas Gulf Coast Press Association
United Press International
San Antonio Express
Beaumont Enterprise
Chamber of Commerce
The
News
Connally
Mary
J. G. Sanders
Austin
Gipson Funeral Home
Arrose
Coudits
Hye Onassing
John Cornnally
Texas
Stevenson
Ipl
Beaumer
Texae
Texas Quarries Made Monument in Panhandle
Washington AP Johnson signed a measure to create a national monument around the old Texas Panhandle flint quarries used for arrowheads. The bill funds land acquisition up to 5 000 dollars and development up to 260 000 dollars for tourist access, with administration by the National Park Service.
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Washington
Johnson
Mit
Texas Panhandle
Sanford
Sanford Team
National Park Service
Cemetery Obituary Noted Under Brownfield Funeral Direction
The obituary lists survivors including son Ru ben Leach of Lubbock and four daughters: Mrs Helen Norris of Denton, Mrs Gene Harred of Brownfield, Mrs W W Wisdom of Lubbock, and Mrs E W Hutton of Odessa, along with eight grandchildren.
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Brownfield Funeral Home
Ruben Leach
Lubbock
Helen
Norris
Denton
Gene Harred
Brownfield
Lamb County Pioneers Reunion Draws 325 Here
The 16th Lamb County Pioneers Reunion attracted 325 area residents with Mayor J. E. Chisholm welcoming visitors and inviting all back for Sept 9 to 11. Frank Norfleet, age 100, and his wife 94 were honored as oldest participants, while Mrs. Gus Shaw received a gift for traveling the longest distance from Jacksonville, Florida. Roy Byers Jr. of Springlake was elected president for the coming year at a business meeting.
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Littlefield
Lamb County Pioneers
J. E. Chisholm
Frank Norfleet
Norfleet
Gus Shaw
Jacksonville
Fla
Roy Byers Jr
Springlake
Rocket Section Returns Home
A booster section from the Cooper and Conrad eight day space flight was returned to Martin Co plant in Baltimore. Engineers will study the recovered portion to learn stresses and design insights for future recoverable space systems. The part was pulled from the Atlantic Ocean about 454 miles east-northeast of Cape Kennedy on August 21.
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Railtimore
Mcket
L. Gordon Cooper Jr
Charles Conrad Jr
Martin Co
Atlantic Ocean
Cape Kennedy
Jean Sivells Dies In Lubbock At 59
Jean Sivells, 59, longtime Lubbock resident and city employee, died Wednesday after a two month illness. A WWII veteran, he supervised street and water work for 16 years and is survived by his wife Lucille and mother Lennie Sivells. Funeral services Friday at Sanders Memorial Chapel with burial in Lubbock Cemetery.
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Jean Sivells
40Th St
Lubbock
West Texas
Odessa
Springfield
Sivells
Sanders
Dudley Strain
First Christian Church
City of Lubbock Cemetery
Sanders Funeral Home
Lucille Sivells
Lennie Sivells
Blackburn Rites Are Set Today
George W. Blackburn 67, of Plainview died Wednesday after illness. He lived in Plainview since 1940, moved here from Clat County with wife Vera Mae Talley who died in 1963. Funeral at Calvary Baptist Church at 3 p.m. with Rev. Roy Johnson officiating. Burial in Plainview Memorial Park. Survivors: brothers Charles Roanoke and Carl Los Angeles. sisters Laura Blackburn and Mrs Ed Belew, Los Angeles.
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Plainview
George W. Blackburn
Joliet
Medical Center Hospital
Blackburn
Vera Mae. Talley
Clat
Calvary Baptist Church
Roy Johnson
Plainview Memorial Park
Lemons
Charles
Roanoke
Tex
Carl
Los Angeles
Laura Blackburn
Ed Belew
Marshall B Norris Dies. Lubbock Policeman 67
Marshall B Norris 67 longtime Lubbock Police Department patrolman died Wednesday in West Texas Hospital. Funeral services set for Friday at Colgate Church of Christ with burial in Latiback Cemetery. He served since 1943 after earlier work at Standard Milling Co and lived in Stephens County, Oklahoma, previously. He is survived by three daughters in California and Texas and four grandchildren.
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Marshall B. Norris
Jubback
West Texas Hospital
Lubbock
Norris
Colgate Church of Christ
Ida
J. F. Ricketts Jr
Morris Cope
Riverside
Calif
Jerrell -Northcutt
Grinnell
Anger in Speech and Temper a Cautionary Verse
A reflective piece notes that anger provokes blunt words and abuse. It references biblical rebuke in Psalm 6 and warns that loose tongues betray temper and harm. The author JULIEN CHYER signs the short meditation.
South Korea budget rises 39 percent for next year
Seoul Korea AP reports a national budget of 462.8 million dollars, up 39 percent from this year. Defense spending is set at 1429 million dollars, a 34 percent rise over the current defense budget, and will go before the National Assembly this week for approval.
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Seoul. Korea
South Korean
National Assembly
Mrs Jarman dies. services set in Muleshoe Church of Christ
Eva Jarman 84 a Bailey County resident since 1930 died at West Plains Hospital. Services will be at 2 30 p m today in Muleshoe Church of Christ with D L Thompson officiating. Burial at Lazbuddie Funeral Home. Survived by son Orby of Muleshoe three daughters Fay Carter Tulia Homer Mangram Anaheim Calif and R O Disch Manteca Calif two sisters Mrs TG Roberts Portales and Mrs Addie Carroll Salinas Calif 18 grandchildren.
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Eva Jarman
Bailey County
West Plains Hospital
Muleshoe Church
Jarman
Muleshoe
Lazbuddie
Maud
Okla
Hilham
Tenn
Church of Christ In
Orby
Fay Carter
Tulia
Homer Mangram
Anaheim
Calif
Manteca
TG. Roberts. Portales
Addie Carroll
Salinas
Japan Accused Of Aid To U.S. In Viet Nam
The Soviet foreign ministry accused Japan of aiding the United States in expanding the Viet Nam war. Tass reported a memoire presented to the Japanese embassy claiming U.S. aggression uses Japanese territory industry and manpower. No immediate comment from the Japanese embassy.
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Japan
U.S
Moscow
Tapan
United States
Viet Nam
Tass
US Kasen
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Statistics
Sacramento
Federal Bureau of Investigation
John P. Penney
Ment of Justice
RCA
New Syria Assembly
Ross A. Woodson
Democratic Party
Dawson County
KPET
Hico
Woodson
Scottish Rite
Demolay
Delta Sigma Phi Business Fraternity
Methodist Church
Ross Jr
Kay
William E. Woodson
Russellville
Ark
Lowell Hunt
Bill Britt
J. B. Claiborne
Weldon Lindsey
Earnest Rhodes
Bob Wilton
J. P. White
J.W. McKay
John Agee
W. R. Beaumier
Lufkin Paper
Mrs. Leach
Ross Woodson
Tripes
Formosa
Sponsora
Rocket Section
Tan Lo Tz Wena
City
Julien Chyer
South Korea
Mrs. Jarman
Marshall Norris
Quicksilver Co
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