Composer and singer Ray Corbin shot dead in Phoenix
Detectives say country artist Ray Corbin was shot at Violet Henderson's home in Phoenix. Corbin, 37, died from chest wound. Henderson, 27, wounded in the thigh and hospitalized. A .25 caliber pistol was found at the scene. no arrests. Corbin, a Lubbock native, had operated radio station KLLIL with his brother Sky Corbin. He wrote and sang hits and recently returned from a Nashville recording session for Columbia Records.
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Phoenix, Ariz
Ray Corbin
Phoenix
Corbin
Violet Henderson
Henderson
Lubbock
Tex
KLLIL
Sky Corbin
Daddy
Nashville
Tenn
Columbia Records
Hurricane Shirley
Bobby Bare
Small avalanche on Polo Creek Mountain kills hunter
A snowy slide on Polo Creek Mountain near Durango killed Marion S. Martin of Amarillo Texas. The small avalanche traveled about 300 feet and buried Martin under two feet of snow after he and hunting partner Jim Logsdon crossed a fracture line. Logsdon survived when rifle sling snagged him and rescuers found Martin last Saturday. initial thoughts of suffocation gave way to possible neck injury.
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Durango, Colo
Marion S. Martin
Amarillo
Tex
Polo Creek Mountain
Don Fritch
San Juan National Forest
Fritch
Martin
Jim Logsdon
Pole Creek
Logsdon
Farm workers told to find answers at migrant hearings
In Mercedes Texas about 50 people attended the opening session of hearings on migrant workers problems. Narciso Aleman president of Colegio Jacinto Trevino urged farm workers to create solutions. Sessions will run English and Spanish with anticipated remarks from U S senators and Chavez aide Tony Orendain. Representatives of Navajo and Apache nations spoke while local farm labor groups or Catholic officials were not present.
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Mercedes, Tex
Narciso Aleman
Colegio Jacinto Trevino
Mercedes
Chicano College
Interstate Research Associates of
Edinburg
Center For Community Change of
Washington, D.C
Joe Bernal
San Antonio
Frances Farenthold
Corpus Christi
Juan Gutierrez
Gutierrez
U.S
Adlai Stevenson III
D-Ill
Senate
Edward Kennedy
Aleman
Buck Chambers
Fort Defiance
Ariz
United Farm Workers Organizing Committee
Afl-Cio
Tony Orendain
McAllen
Cesar Chavez
No visas for Cubans at New Orleans sugar conference
A Cuban delegation flew to New Orleans for an international sugar cane conference after being denied visas while 236 hijacked Americans remained in Havana. The Cuban pilots refused to leave without government orders, spending a night behind customs before joining the Cuban group at a hotel. Kosygin’s Havana visit and FAA comments framed the tense scene as authorities awaited further steps.
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Associated Press
Havana
New Orleans
American Airlines
New York
San Juan
P.R
Sky
FBI
Jose Marti
Alexei N. Kosygin
Kosygin
Cuba
United States
Ray Marina
U.S. State Department
Customs
Cuban crew and engineers await U.S. decision at New Orleans
A Cuban Airlines turboprop sits on the ramp at New Orleans International Airport guarded by U S Customs officers. The three crew members and 19 Cuban sugar engineers wait for a Department decision on whether they may stay or must depart.
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Cuban Airlines
New Orleans International
U.S
Stockade riot at Fort Gordon injures nine inmates
At Fort Gordon Georgia military police use tear gas to break up a stockade disturbance over home parole for Pvt Jesse Simmons of Memphis. Nine inmates injured minor cuts and bruises while rocks were hurled and a wooden barracks rack burned. Loss estimated at 30000 with 100 others moved to alternate stockade buildings.
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FT. Gordon
Lamb
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Gdynia
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Chambers
Southwestern
Western
Francia Metre
The
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Federal Aviation Administration
Miami
FAA
State Department
Washington
Novisas
Stockade
Vivitar
Vivitar ER
N. Main
Sears
U.S.A
Sears, Roebuck and CO
Roswell, N. M
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