Rites Friday for Mrs. Julia Tipton in Clovis New Mexico
Funeral services for Julia Elizabeth Tipton 80 who died Tuesday in Clovis Memorial Hospital will be at 2 30 p m Friday at the Seventh Day Adventist Church Elders Gordon Barton and A L Swanson will officiate Burial will be in Plains Cemetery near Grady by Steed Todd Funeral Home Survivors include her husband Charles F Tipton three sons Jerry of Doniphan Missouri H L and Kenneth both of Clovis a daughter Mrs Lila Baker of Arlington Kansas two brothers Frank Randall of Tolar Texas and others as noted in the obituary
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Clovis, N. M
Spc
Julia Elizabeth Tipton
Clovis Memorial Hospital
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Gordon Barton
A. L. Swanson
Plains Cemetery
Grady
Steed, Todd Funeral Home
Clovis
Jerry
Doniphan, Mo
H. L. and
Kenneth
Lila Baker
Arlington, Kan
Frank Randall
Tolar
Tulsa
Bob Ward
Methodist Hospital
Houston
First United Methodist Church
Murray Travis
First Presbyterian Church of
Rose Hill Cemetery
Wallace Funeral Home
Ward
Alexander Bradley
N. Washington
Amarillo
Johnson Chapel
A. J. Davis
Llano Cemetery
Austin Funeral Chapel
Bradley
Southwest Osteopathic Hospital
Ruth Brooks
S. Harrison
Northwest Texas Hospital
Watford Mortuary Chapel
Vernon Spencer
Mount Olive Baptist Church
Coolidge
Brooks
Ralph E. Bush
Calumet
Schooler- Gordon
Bush
Veterans Administration Hospital
Cyril
Okla
Disabled American Veterans
DAV
Maurine
Elizabeth Bounds
Lucritia Dewberry
Chickasha
Cresta Knight
Shawnee, Okla
P. H. Bush
Herman L. Ratjen
S. Woodland
Blackburn-Shaw Memorial Chapel
Frank Ferrell
Pleasant Valley Christian Church
Memorial Park Cemetery
Ratjen
St. Anthony's Hospital
Air Speed Oil Co
Willie Wormley
St. Anthony'’s Hospital
New Hope Baptist Church
David Hill
Watford Mortuary
Austin
Wormley
Boyd
Brown
Croft
C. 0
Kesler
Deshazo
Hamilton
Eaemeoet
Frank Gaston
Memorial rites for Pvt Perry L Baggs held in Plainview
A military funeral for Private Perry L Baggs 17 of Plainview will be held 11 a.m. Friday at Wood Dunning Colonial Chapel with a Ft Sill chaplain officiating. He died from injuries in an automobile accident at Ft Ord CA and will be buried at Plainview Memorial Park. He is survived by his parents and a sister and brother.
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Plainview
Perry L. Baggs
Wood-Dunning Colonial Chapel
Pvt. Baggs
Ft. Ord
Calif
Ft. Sill
California
Plainview Memorial Park
Deaths Elsewhere Miss Mary Jane Cummings 24 Owen
Services were held in Austin for Miss Mary Jane Cummings a native of Pampa and UT music student who was blind She died Saturday in Houston after a lengthy illness She received a 1970 White House award for outstanding blind students and taught as a Austin campus teaching assistant She is survived by her parents and a sister
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Austin
Mary Jane Cummings
Pampa
University of Texas
Cummings
Houston
Richard M. Nixon
White House
Balls
Texas School For the Blind
Weed-Corley Funeral
James S. Abernathy
Truth Or Consequences
N.M
Ray Burchette
Capital Memorial Park
Services set for James F. Rice Sr. in Lubbock cemetery
James F. Rice Sr. 84 of Lubbock died Tuesday at Southwest Convalescent Center after a floor landing business career. Services at 3 p.m. Thursday at City of Lubbock Cemetery with Rev. O A McBrayer officiating. Burial arrangements by Blackburn-Shaw Funeral Directors. Survivors include daughter Mrs. Mary K. Spikes of Lubbock, son James F. Jr. of Artesia New Mexico, sister Mrs. Mona McDuff of Fort Smith, seven grandchildren and five great grandchildren.
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James F. Rice Sr
Lubbock
Amarillo
City of Lubbock
O. A. McBrayer
Forest Heights United Methodist Church
Blackburn-Shaw Funeral Directors
Rice
Southwest Convalescent Center
Mary K. Spikes
Hancock
James F. Jr
Artesia
N.M
Mona McDuff
Fort Smith
Ark
Funeral notices from Amarillo list Bradley Brooks Bush Ratjen Wormley
Obituaries and funeral notices for Alexander Bradley Ruth Brooks Ralph Bush Herman Ratjen Willie Wormley are announced with service times at Johnson Chapel AME Church Watford Mortuary Chapel Blackburn Shaw Memorial Chapel and Memorial Park Cemetery. Survivors named include siblings spouses and a mother. Burial plans detail Llano Cemetery and locations in Amarillo Texas.
FDA Takes DES Action Against Utah Livestock Producer
Federal authorities charged Parnell Green of Green Livestock Co. with marketing adulterated and misbranded meat from cattle with diethyl stilbestrol DES residues found in liver tests. DES use is widespread. regulators push a possible ban amid rising positive test rates and ongoing court actions by environmental groups.
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Washington
Food and Drug Administration
U.S. District Court
Salt Lake City
Parnell Green
Green Livestock Co
Layton
Utah
Agriculture Department
FDA
U.S
Charles C. Edwards
USDA
Natural Resources Defense Council
The
Environmental Defense Fund
National Welfare Rights Organization
Federation of Homemakers
Missiles Improved On New Russ Subs
Pentagon reports Soviet missile firing submarines under construction will host fewer longer range SS N 8 missiles. New subs appear to have larger hulls to carry 12 missiles with 3500 mile range versus 16 missiles at 1500 miles on Y class.
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Washington
Pentagon
Jerry W. Friedheim
Sickle Cell Anemia Test Developed at Tufts Center
Boston AP reports Tufts New England Medical Center doctors developed a simple accurate sickle cell test costing three to four cents per patient. Coauthors include Dr. Mortimer S. Greenberg Dr. Harold A. Harvey and Charles Morgan. The test is teachable to nurses and aides and targets a disease common among Black Americans.
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Boston
Tufts New England Medical Center
New England Journal of Medicine
Mortimer S. Greenberg
Harold A. Harvey
Lemuel Shattuck Hospital
Charles Morgan
Tufts Medical
Mariner 9 Soars Into Orbit Around Mars
Pasadena AP reports Mariner 9 has entered Mars orbit a year after launch and aims to finish planet mapping in June. The craft has already photographed 85 percent of Mars, despite a dust storm, and is projected to last about six more months as it relies on solar charging and a battery during Mars’ night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasadena
Calif
Mariner 9
Mars
California Institute of Technology
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Mariner
Black Official Secures Top AFL-CIO Post in City Labor
William Lucy, 39, elected secretary treasurer of the AFL-CIO American Federation of State County and Municipal Employees by 1,500 delegates at the convention. Lucy, from Memphis, had been executive assistant to president Jerry Wurf, who was re elected without opposition. He aims to push union work beyond wages to legislative and social issues affecting city residents.
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Houston
William Lucy
Afl-Cio American Federation of
American Labor Movement
Lucy
Jerry Wurf
Wurf
Memphis
Tenn
Martin Luther King
Group Aids Oklahoma Indians In Red Man Pottery Project
A Connecticut based aid organization assists Oklahoma Indians to enter free enterprise via a self help project named Red man Pottery. The Save The Children Federation, an international child welfare group headquartered in Norwalk Connecticut, recently started the program.
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Anadarko, Okla
Redman Pottery
Save the Children Federation
Norwalk
Reservation Trip to Wild Horses Ended by Gila River Venture
SACATON Ariz The Gila River Indian Reservation ordered the Humane Society of the United States off tribal land after disputing a claim that roaming horses are endangered mustangs. Tribal Lt Gov Donald Antone said the animals are feral and not used. a sanctuary plan was canceled. Harold Perry of Phoenix led a wildlife division study with permission granted last summer to enter the San Tan Mountains about 60 miles southeast of Phoenix.
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Sacaton
Ariz
Gila River
Pima-Maricopa Indian Reservation
Humane Society of the
United States
Donald R. Antone
The
Humane Society
Harold C. Perry
Phoenix
the Society
Wildlife Division
Indian Land
San Tan
Antone
Luhat
Boy Bitten by Suspected Cat Near Amarillo Home
Gary Elsen, seven, was bitten on the forehead around 10 p.m. while in a backyard tent. He described a small black and white animal leaping the six-foot fence, suggesting a cat rather than a skunk. Police and Animal Control searched the area. no rabid animal found. Gary received private medical care and vaccination plans were undetermined.
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Amarillo
Gary Elsen
Mike Elsen
Matador
Gary
Texas deadlines set for vehicle inspection plan
Clean Air officials outline targets to meet national hydrocarbon standards in major Texas regions by 1975 or 1977 with deadlines for legislative authority by July 30, 1973 and adopted regulations by December 31, 1973. Governor revision offered. EPA says nine states and three territories approved so far.
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Austin Waco
Dallas- Fort Worth
San Antonio
el Paso-Las Cruces
Alamogordo
Corpus Christi- Victoria
Houston-Galveston
Busch
EPA
William D. Ruckelhaus
Washington
Bell Christi Naval Air Station Faces Employment Stability
A Bell Helicopter facility at Corpus Christi Naval Air Station reports no recent cutbacks among 4200 civilian helicopter repair workers. The plant, mainly servicing Huey and Huey Cobra models, competes with Amarillo for business and jobs. The Bell plant began four years ago on former Amarillo Air Base land, peaking at 1350 employees with an $11 million annual payroll.
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Christi Naval Air Station
Corpus Christi
Amarillo
Army
Public Information Office
Bell
Amarillo Air Base
Testsysis and Lab Results Tied to Smelt Refinery Study
Dr Wolbach expects Oklahoma lab results for the smelter environmental study to reach Austin before a board meeting. The project collects air soil and vegetation samples to gauge zinc and other particulates from the American Smelting Refining Co plant. Soil analyses show no medical harm but show zinc above the national level.
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Ysis
Wolbach
Oklahoma
Austin
American Smelting & Refining Co
Ex-City Woman Sought in Arkansas Homicide Probe
Police sought information on an ex Amarillo woman suspected as a homicide victim in Arkansas. Arkansas State Police notified local officers about 11 p m Wednesday to determine if she was the victim. Officials said she had not been located here early today.
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Arkansas
Israel airport attack shocks Tel Aviv crowd in chaos
In Tel Aviv three Japanese attackers seized a crowded terminal, firing on passengers with submachine guns and grenades. One assailant died, another killed self, a third captured. prisoners claim Arab guerrilla links and Lebanon training. Air France tightens baggage searches for Israelbound travelers.
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Rome
Air France
New York
Israel
Paris
Tel Aviv
Lebanon
Japan
Kyodo
United Red Army
Sabena
Justice of Peace Rules on Shooting Accidental Death in Canyon
Robert Joe Johnson 24 of Canyon died from an accidental gunshot wound to the neck while frog hunting along Palo Duro Creek. Justice of the Peace W. W. Hancock ruled the bullet from a .22 rifle caused fatal blood aspiration. Funeral services set for St. Mary's Chapel Umbarger with burial in St. Mary’s Cemetery Umbarger. Johnson, Vietnam veteran and Canyon Junior High custodian, survived by his wife and family.
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Canyon
Robert Joe Johnson
Justice of the Peace
W. W. Hancock
Johnson
Palo Duro Creek
Veterans Administration Hospital
Amarillo
Neblett Memorial Hospital
Sheriff's
Hancock
Randall County
Recil Johnson
Gene
Gary LaRoy Gilbert
Neblett
St. Mary's Chapel
Umbarger
Matthew ‘Schaffle
St. Mary's Cemetery
LaGronel
Pampa
Canyon Junior High School
Burglary Trial Opens Today for Deshazo
Deshazo, 23, charged with burglary in the Tulsa widow murder case, faces trial in Plainview after a lie detector test eroded the murder charge. Judge John T. Boyd oversees the venue move from Tulsa. Deshazo's prior role as a key witness contrasts with his new charge.
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Plainview
Bobby DeShazo
Tulsa
Tom Hamilton
Lonnie Ray Brown
Billy Lee Croft
Deshazo
State Penitentiary
Dist
John T. Boyd
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Tri-State Area
Lillian Brunelle
Highland General Hospital
Frederick
Allen H. Brown
Carmichael Whatley
San Saba
J. L. Bain
E. G. Lawrance
Dedham, Mass
William H
Fort Worth
Kellie Green
Fairview Cemetery
Charlie C. Green
Albert Maggard
Charlie Jr
Jack Miller
Carl F. Green
Oklahoma City
Mary J. Cummings
Marillo
Herman L. Ratten
Russ
Moscow
United
States
Soviet Union
Friedheim
Cat
Charlie Bates
Golda
Beirut
Jean Philippe Lecat
Orly
Middle East
Meir
Dayan
Justice of Peace
Dean Brown
Jim Sanders
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