Ethics Board Censors Louisiana Attorney General
The Louisiana Board of Ethics censured Attorney General Jack Gremillion for his dealings with a New Orleans financial firm while avoiding a public hearing. An advisory opinion was issued and lawmakers were urged to bar private legal work by the attorney general. The panel also cleared Gov. John McKeithen of improper influence regarding Louisiana Loan and Thrift Corp.
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UPT
Louisiana Board of Ethics
Jack Coremillion
New Orleans
Gremillion
W. W. McDougall
John McKeithen
Louisiana Loan and Thrift Corp
Aaron Kohn
Jending Institution
A. Clay
Mahon defends Vietnam role amid Humphrey remarks
Mahon declined to discuss Humphrey’s note on possibly easing U S troop levels. He stressed no plan exists to withdraw forces except for rotation and noted Congress votes on a large funding bill, with debate over antiballistic missile funding. He warned of ongoing security threats from Russia regardless of Vietnam outcomes.
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Defense Department
Mahon
Southeast Asia
United States
North Vietnam
Cultural Olympics Planned In Mexico by Terrance McGarry
Mexico City outlines a year long Cultural Olympics alongside the athletic games during October. Poets, dancers, painters, scientists, and musicians join 20 cultural events to showcase world art amid the sports. Not a medal contest, the plan aims to highlight shared human achievement.
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Mexico City
UPI
Mexico
Euripides
Sophocles
Pedro ‘Ramirez Vazquez
Eames
Gustavo Diaz Ordaz
Herb Alpert
Duke Ellington
Maurice Chevalier
Gordon Cooper
Robert Lowell
United States
Robert Graves
Enegland
Olympic Village
Brotherhood of
Miam
Graves
Munich
Pedro Ramirez
Avenue Q plan draws protests. council shelves median proposal
Councilmen postponed a raised concrete median and six lane expansion for Avenue Q after a June public hearing sparked protests from property owners and businesspeople. The plan would add limited medians and parallel parking, reducing spaces from 249 to 239, with construction about six months if approved. Two bids for the city bank depository contract from Citizens National Bank and Security National Bank were opened with a third bid acknowledged. council will review on one and two year terms.
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Lubbock Citizens Traffic Commission
Sherell
Toth
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19Th Street
Sherrell
Texas
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Lufkin
Rogers
Texas Highway Commission
iLavenia Lawe
iCitizens National Bank
Security National iBank
American State iBank
Sterling K. Miller
Two Brownfield Men Hurt In Oilfield Blast Near Sundown
LEVELLAND Special Two Brownfield men were in fair condition at South Plains Hospital late Wednesday after an oilfield explosion and fire near Sundown. Jesse Gonzalez 29 and Daniel Fonesea 47 suffered extensive third degree burns, a hospital spokesman said.
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Levelland
South Plains
Jesse Gonzalez
Daniel Fonesea
Balloon soars to new height racing over desert
An altitude record setting 587 foot balloon launched at White Sands NM rode 40 mph winds to 157000 to 159000 feet over the desert. Project director Norman Beyers said winds were stronger than expected but the balloon did most of its work.
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White Sands
Arizona
Beyers
Army
Air Force
Cambridge Research Laboratory
White Sands Missile Range
N.M
New Mexico
Norman Beyers
Attempted Burglary Charge Filed in Local Case
Claudel Williams, 24, of 705 Ave. E, charged Wednesday with attempted burglary and held on 2500 bond by Justice Wayne LeCroy. Accused in July 30 incident at Dr. C Earl Hildreth home. Williams also charged with burglary after police found a man hiding under a bed at another Southwest Linnbock residence. Richard E. Byed first flew over both poles in 1926 and 1929.
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Claudel Williams
Ave. E
Justice of the Peace
Wayne LeCroy
C. Earl Hildreth
Williams
Linbbock
Family garden balance as kids learn nature tricks
The Barber family uses ladybugs to control aphids and lets salamanders and hopping toads roam the garden. Despite this, tomatoes peppers and herbs face heavy bug pressure while Italian squash encroaches on a neighbor, prompting lessons in seeds and field ecology for the children.
Farm Fair Showcases Modern Farm Equipment and Research
Facturers and distributors display advanced machinery while field tours highlight automated sprinkler irrigation. Other stops cover soybean tests, volunteer castor bean control research, and herbicide residue studies.
Recovery Denied In Damage Suit Against C&R Food Store
Judge James A. Ellis cleared the C&R Food Store of blame in a wind related accident Mrs Nellie Laduan Snider of Lubbock sued for 815250. She claimed a gust slammed a screen door into her arm as she left the store on March 3 1966 causing a broken arm. The trial occurred in 7th District Court without a jury.
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James A. Ellis
Nellie Laduan Snider
Lubbock
C&r
N. Ash
Ellis
7Th District Court
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