Court order halts Louisiana bridge works amid state guard request
A disrupted site near a Louisiana bridge saw opposition blocs seal off the area and seize control. State Sen. Clemons urged Governor Natcheithen to deploy National Guard and state police as reinforcements while local authorities coordinated a response. Beawaterxard Parish Sheriff spoke on the situation.
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A. CH. Clemons
Jonrnminges
John Natcweithhen
wBeawaterxard Parish
Electric Co Op Plans Annual Meeting Today
South Fiezirms Electric Co Op directors announce annual membership meeting at 6 today at Foeth Park. About 1140 members and families expected to attend. Reports will be given by F C Pace president and R J MeesxssttoMm general manager. Two directors to seek three year terms on the Severnrmirman Board. North ward listings and local county members noted. 1966 details and community notices appear in the report.
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F. C. Pace
Woo Es
Xemeral
Severnrmirman Board
R. al. Psumwrmett
Efile Center
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Shalowater
Seouith
Llubbick
Crosby
Appeal Due In Panther Conviction
Huey P. Newton and his lawyers announced plans to appeal all aspects of his manslaughter conviction for the Oakland police killing. They will seek a new trial and bail while appeal proceeds, noting a four day jury deliberation and racial tensions at trial.
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Onnie Rogers
Stine Road
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Mona
Oakland
Calif
Black Panther
Huey P. Newton
Charles R. Garry
Garry
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John Frey
Herbert Heanes
Baptist Assembly Names New President and Officers
The Rev. F. C. Bradley, pastor of First Baptist Church in Floy dada, was elected president of trustees at Plains Baptist Assembly near Floydada. David Ray becomes vice president and Mrs. E. D. Morgan treasurer. Darden of Lorenzo previously led the trustees. Attendance at June July camps topped 2600, with about 2500 youths. The 14th wedding anniversary is the ivory anniversary.
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Floydada
F. C. Bradley
First Baptist Church
Plains Baptist Assembly
David Ray
Lubbock
E. D. Morgan
Assembly
M.T. Darden
Lorenzo
Mr. Bradley
Denver City
Cisco
Relax Sleep 2 A Time Tensions Easy At Night
An old style ad promotes B. T. Tablets promising relief from day and night tensions. Claims safe without prescription and advocates order via local druggists. Includes a cutout offer for Gibson's Discount Pharmacy.
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Rey Wope Deeller
Panlels
Alien ideology in Western dances alarms Soviet dance chief
Igor Moiseyev, director of the world famous Soviet folk dance company, charges Western dances carry alien ideology harmful to youth and contrary to Soviet spirit. He condemns moves like the shake as lacking form and propriety, warning ideological influence creeps in via popular culture amid a broader cultural crackdown.
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Moscow
Igor Moiseyev
Moiseyev
Communist Party
Pravda
Czechoslovakia
Nixon urges US aid for starving Nigerian Ibos
Richard M. Nixon called on President Johnson to invest more time and energy in stopping starvation among Ibo tribesmen amid Nigeria's civil war. He urged US action as a moral obligation and criticized diplomatic niceties, citing 6000 deaths among starving children. He spoke in New York after a cross country campaign and announced a student coalition supporting his bid.
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Marine of
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Wenite Plains
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Frockefeller
Work Inn
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New York
Richard M. Nixon
Johnson
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America
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Nelson A. Rockefeller
Westchester County
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David Tisenhower
Young Eisenhower
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Israel
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Burglary Burdens Hit Lubbock Gathered Loot Totals
Lubbock police investigated Monday burglaries with losses totaling $675, $355, $250 and $240. Major thefts included Byrd Appliance on University Avenue for two televisions, a cart and an air vent entry. Other incidents covered tools conduit from P G Bell Co and a wrought iron lamp from First Christian Church.
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Byrd Appliance
BN. University Ave
P. G. Bell Co
Ave. Q
First Christian Church
Broadway
Clarence Cahill
Genita Jaymes
N. Quirt
R. T. Roberts
38Th St
Ken’s Mobil
Marcy Cleaners
Ave. M
Air Force
Mule deer migrate from winter herds to summer range
The report notes mule deer move from large winter herds to summer range as spring arrives, with individuals and small groups forming as they transition.
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