Funeral Rites Today for Everett Bland in Amarillo
Funeral services for Everett Alton Bland 57 of 4208 Garland Amarillo who died Friday at home will be at 10 a.m. today in the First Baptist Church. Dr W E Morman officiates with Rev H F Dunn assisting burial in Quanah Memorial Park. Bland formerly built more houses in Quanah than any other contractor.
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Services Pending For Mesquite Man
Funeral arrangements are pending for Weldo Ray Blakemore 45 of Mesquite after his death Friday at his home 1823 Lee Ave. Police say he was shot once during a family argument. His wife is being questioned. Survivors include his mother and two sisters.
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Pakistan Army Claims Wiping Out Infiltrators at Border
Radio Pakistan said Pakistani troops wiped out a band of armed Indian infiltrators and East Pakistani rebels during a border clash near Rangaon, as India warned of consequences for border violations. The incident followed artillery fire and a rebel checkpoint breach before retreat into Indian territory.
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How Hemorrhoid Sufferers Can Have Pain Free Bowel Movements
An advertisement promotes Preparation H Stool Softener as a non laxative capsule that uses natural moisture to soften hard waste and ease passage. It claims to relieve constipation that worsens piles and urges daily use for comfort.
Hearing Set Tuesday for Elkhart Youth Murder Case
A preliminary hearing for Johnny Wilmore of Elkhart is scheduled for 10 a.m. Tuesday in Morton County Court House. The 19-year-old is charged with the murder of 14 year old Suzanne Johnson whose body was found March 19 near Elkhart after she had been missing since March 4. Bond was reduced from 150000 to 20000 at the April 12 hearing and Wilmore remains jailed in Elkhart. Kerry McQueen of Liberal is court appointed.
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Keep America Beautiful Estimates High Cleaning Costs
Keep America Beautiful Inc says U S litter cleanup costs about 500 million dollars yearly. The figure equates to funding 12 500 classrooms for 375 000 pupils across highways parks and beaches.
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Ray's Brother Sentenced In 18 Year Bank Holdup Case
John Larry Ray, brother of James Earl Ray, received an 18 year prison term in U.S. District Court for involvement in the 53 000 dollar Bank of St Peters robbery in Missouri. Ronald S. Goldenstein got 13 years. both were found guilty April 6.
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Magazine Publishes Clark Memo
Time magazine cites a Ramsey Clark memorandum to J Edgar Hoover directing the FBI to use maximum resources to probe groups including the Student Non Violent Coordinating Committee. Clark says he authorized investigations possibly involving surveillance of black militants and political dissidents.
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Pageant Ready as Miss Teenage America Contest Opens
Forty candidates arrive for a week long Miss Teenage America Pageant at the Fort Worth Convention Center. Debbie Patton of Odessa will crown the winner after a CBS telecast. The title includes a $10,000 scholarship and about $5,000 in personal appearances.
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Communists Launch Attacks Against Allied Positions
North Vietnamese forces attacked U.S. and South Vietnamese positions across South Vietnam, including a major assault on the Hoang Anh combat base near Quang Ngai. Casualties were reported on both sides as U.S. and ARVN units repelled waves with air and artillery support amid a rising wave of offensives.
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Two Elk City Men Die in Sayre Area Crash
A one car crash three miles east of Sayre on Highway 152 killed Zeb V. Lewis age 49 and John H. Wells age 40, both Elk City residents. Wells drove eastbound the car struck a bridge abutment. funeral services for Lewis set for Tuesday at 2 30 p m in Elk City. Wells to be buried at Fairlawn Cemetery with services at 10 30 a m Tuesday. Both men WWII veterans. Lewis survived by wife and son and several siblings. Wells survived by son Craig and daughter in California, mother, three brothers and two sisters.
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Michigan Supreme Court Backs Collective Bargaining For State Universities
The Michigan Supreme Court ruled that state universities are public employers and must bargain with employee labor organizations. The decision upheld a lower court ruling in a case brought by Eastern Michigan University, aligning public employment concepts with state and local government activities.
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