Wanted by the FBI Wahrlich Ten Most Wanted Fugitive
The FBI lists Wahrlich as a Ten Most Wanted fugitive for unlawful flight to avoid prosecution for kidnapping. He allegedly abducted a 6 year old girl in Tucson on April 16 1964 and assaulted her before leaving her in the city. He is a 5 foot 2 inch blue eyed white male with brown hair and a scar on each side of his abdomen. He has a homemade left arm tattoo and has worked in multiple occupations.
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Wahrlich
FBI
Arizona
Tucson
Cindy
Aggie science feats highlighted in Humble Oilways feature
Oilways magazine showcases Texas A&M achievements and research advances. It highlights the university’s nuclear science, activation analysis, and computer driven systems, noting a $6 million cyclotron, expanded reactor capacity, and the campus’ 150 labs with an $17 million annual budget.
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Oilways
Humble Oil & Refining Company
Texas A&m University
Humble
United States
Mogie
Aggie
A&m
Nuclear Science Center
Circuit Minister to Speak at Amarillo Assembly
Clareene Newcomb, circuit minister for the Monahans Jehovah's Witnesses, is named to the administration department for a four day district assembly in Amarillo June 29 July 2. He will join the Disciple making convention as a featured speaker with delegates from 15 states. He appears Friday June 30 at 2 30 p m to discuss Youths Prove Yourselves Christ s Disciples and how Christian youths follow the Bible guiding authority.
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Clareene Newcomb
Monahans Congregation of
Jehovah’s Witnesses
Jehovah's Witnesses
Amarillo
Newcomb
Christ
Villager Disrupts Wedding When Bride Turns Out Wife
A Giza villager attending a wedding near his home found the bride was his own wife. He shouted stop the ceremony and police say the wife had deserted him for months without a divorce. She faces bigamy charges as investigators ruled the marriage attempt void.
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Giza
Egypt
Spring 1967 health tips warn of tetanus risk outdoors
As spring arrives, readers are urged to protect against minor outdoor wounds that can harbor tetanus spores. The American Medical Association notes spores lie in soil and dust and can cause severe illness even if wounds heal. Immunization with tetanus toxoid and boosters every ten years or after injury are advised.
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The
American Medical Association
Grandfalls children injured in Imperial Reservoir boating accident
Two Grandfalls youths Christine 9 and Randy 12 Harp were injured while riding an inner tube when struck by a boat operated by their brother Richie 14 near shore at Imperial Reservoir. They were taken to Ward Memorial with injuries not believed serious.
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Imperial Reservoir
Grandfalls
Christine
Randy Harp
Stanley Harp
Ward Memorial
Richie Harp
City Council Agenda Includes Oil Flow Lines And Lighting
The council meets at 2 pm to discuss oil flow lines with Gulf Oil representatives, street lighting changes, hospital water rates, tax adjustments, and potential floor items. The agenda lists oil, lighting, water, taxes, and other possible business.
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Gulf Oil Corporation
Mrs Cope and Marty Visit Abilene Grandmother
Mrs Bill Cope and Marty visited their mother and grandmother Mrs Gertrude Griffin in Abilene on Friday. Their daughter Carla has been staying here for two weeks with grandmothers Mrs W M Cope and Mrs Griffin.
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Bill Cope
Marty
Abilene
Gertrude Griffin
Carla
W. M. Cope
Griffin
Card of Thanks for Cecilia Ruth Ramos
Mr and Mrs Timotea Ramos express gratitude to friends for help and sympathy after the loss of their baby Cecilia Ruth. They thank everyone for flowers and support shown during the time of bereavement.
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Cecilia Ruth
Mrs
Timotea Ramos
Obituary: Edwin J. Rixse Pioneer of Imperial
Edwin John Rixse 74 longtime Imperial resident buried in Ft Stockton cemetery after rites at Imperial Community Center. Born December 11 1892 in Ellenwood Kansas he lived in Imperial 53 years was a farmer and member of the Methodist Church and Masonic Lodge. He survived by widow and one son both of Imperial, two daughters ten grandchildren and fourteen great grandchildren. Funeral services were held Friday at the Catholic Church for Dora Ortiz four months old who died Thursday at the local hospital. Burial followed in Monahans Cemetery. Dora Ortiz survived by her parents Mr and Mrs Fred Ortiz three brothers and three sisters.
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Imperial
Ft. Stockton
Imperial Community Center
Ellenwood
Kan
Rixie
Methodist Church
Masonic Lodge
Dora Ortiz
Monahans
Fred Ortiz
Oddville and Wis dom travel through Kentucky place names
The Kentucky travel piece notes peculiar town names such as Oddville Wis dom Fearsville Paradise and Sweden as well as eightyeight on KY 90 and nearby Sunrise Blugrass State reflections on place names and geography.
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Frankfort
Kentucky
Oddville
Fearsville
Paradise
Sweden
Eighty Eight
KY 90
Air pollution fuels concern in Calcutta
A survey by two Indian scientists shows Calcutta facing rising air pollution with as much as 90 tons of soot per square mile each month accumulating over greater Calcutta, India.
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Calcutta
India
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S. Faye
Killian Bros
E. Sealy
TRIO
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