Multiple Obituaries Reported From Amarillo Area
A series of death notices from Amarillo and surrounding towns list infant Michelle Maria Perry of 133 Blue Bell, services handled by Owens Brumley Funeral Home, and local arrangements by Schooler Gordon. Other notices include Burlene R Taylor of Amarillo, Albert D. White of 4320 Jackson, Emily Elizabeth Baggett of Canyon, R. W. Cox of Hart, Clarence Victor Jones of Childress, M I Cotton McGehee of Happy, with service details and survivors noted for each.
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Michelle Maria Perry
Bill Perry
Bluebell
Texas
Owens-Brumiey Funeral Home
Wichita Falls
Schooler-Gordon
William W.W. Perry
Marietta
Luis Amaya
Mrs Dave Evans 82 Swisher resident dies
Julia Evans died at Swisher Memorial Hospital aged 82 after living in Swisher since 1894. Funeral at First Methodist Church conducted by Rev. James Carter, burial in Rose Hill Cemetery by Wallace Funeral Home. Born in Cook County, she married Dave Evans in 1901. he died in 1960. Survived by sons Cecil Bill Lloyd T D and daughters Mrs Gordon Fussell Mrs Frank Cox and Mrs Bersa New all of Tulsa, sister Mrs Fred Cox Lovington NM, grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren.
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Hart
R. W. Cox
Methodist Hospital
Lubbock
Ben
First Baptist Church
Cox
Santa Rosa N.M
Ellen
Liles
Arno
Arlin
Hobbs
Edwin
Manteca
Calif
Dimmie McClain
Bertha Dougherty
Seattle
Wash
Frances Agight
Broadview
N.M
Billy
McGregor
Caleb
San Beradino
H. H. Collins
Minnie Harris
Ruby Schwartz
Winters
Julia
Dave Evans
Swisher
Swisher Memorial Hospital
First Methodist
Evans
James Carter
Rose Hill Cemetery
Wallace Funeral Home
Cook County
Cecil Bill
Lloyd
T. D
Gordon Fussell
Frank Cox
Bersa New
Tulsa
Fred Cox
Lovington
Funeral services for Mrs An ne Bell Goldsten
Funeral services for 85 year old Mrs An nie Bell Goldsten are set for 4 pm at the First Baptist Church of Paducah with Rev L V Ratliff of Sunrise Baptist Amarillo and Rev H H Huston of Paducah officiating. Burial will follow in Garden of Memory Cemetery Paducah. She had lived in the area about 30 years, moving from Poducah. She was
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Rarth
Annie Bell Goldsten
Littlefield Hospital
First Baptist Church of
Paducah
L. V. Ratliff
Sunrise Baptist Church of
Amarillo
H. H Huston
Garden of Memory
Goldsten
Poducah
Police Hunt Attacker After Amarillo Home Invasion
Amarillo police search for a man who broke into a North Amarillo home early Saturday, raped a 25-year-old woman twice with a gun on her head, bound her with shoestrings, and taped her eyes. He fled with a coin collection and the woman's purse. a suspect had been identified but not arrested by Monday.
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Amarillo
Funeral services for Canyon civic leader Mrs Thompson
Funeral services for Mrs Clarence Thompson 72 who died Saturday in Nebiett Hospital will be held at 10 am in First Presbyterian Church. The Rev Baldwin Stribling will officiate. Burial in Dreamland Cemetery by LaGrone Funeral Home. Survived by husband two sons a sister and six grandchildren. Memorials to Dreamland Cemetery or a charity.
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Canyon
Emily Elizabeth Baggett
Childress
Clarence Victor Jones
Lonetime
Childress General Hospital
E. Shewtert
Newberry Funeral Home
Jones
Child
Clarence Thompson
Nebiett Hospital
First Presbyterian Church
Baldwin Stribling
Dreamland Cemetery
LaGrone Funeral Home
Thompson
Canyon Civic Reader
Thompson's, Inc
McKeithen To Address Legislature Over Tax Plan
Gov John McKeithen, amid tax plan trouble, scheduled a Sunday joint legislature address. He may drop parts of his 126.5 million tax program or call a fall special session, while opposition grows after a one cent sales tax increase was proposed as part of the package.
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Baton Rouge
UPT
John McKeithen
McKeithen
House
Ways and Means
New Orleans
Senate
Nyerere to Visit Peking Acknowledged by Chinese News
The official Communist Chinese news agency said President Julius Nyerere of Tanzania would visit Peking soon but did not provide an arrival date. Tanzania maintains close links with China.
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Tokyo
UPN
Julius K. Nyerere
Tanzania
Peking
China
Baptists To Vote On Race Statement At Convention
Delegates at the 111th Southern Baptist Convention will debate a race relations statement seen as the era’s burning issue. More than 16,000 attendees will consider a $27.6 million budget and a three-year name-change poll among options United Baptist, Baptist General Convention, and current name. Evangelist Billy Graham is slated to speak at the final session.
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Houston
111Th Southern Baptist Convention
H. Franklin Paschall
Nashville
Tenn
Paschall
North Carolina
United Baptist Convention
Baptist General Convention
Billy Graham
Ecuador's first post 1961 vote as soldiers guard Quito
In Quito soldiers with rifles patrolled as Ecuador votes in its first presidential election since Velasco Ibarra's 1961 ouster. Heavy early turnout across 1100 candidates for president and national offices. Campaign violence reported in Guayaquil with attacks on radio stations while lines formed at polling places.
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Quito
Ecuador
Jose Maria Velasco Ibarra
House of Deputies
Camilo Ponce
Velasco
Andres Cordova
Jorge Crespo Toral
Elias Gallegos Anda
Clemente Verovi Indaburu
Organization of American States
Otto Arosemena
First Cardinal Preaches at Westminster Abbey in Centuries
John Cardinal Heenan became the first Roman Catholic cardinal to preach at Westminster Abbey since the Reformation. He preached during a visit by Dr Michael Ramsey Archbishop of Canterbury and Primate of all England, at the Westminster Cathedral.
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London
UPI
John Cardinal Heenan
Church of England
Westminster Abbey
Westminster
Michael Ramsey
Canterbury
All England
Rains Threaten New Jersey Flooding and Aid Talks
Heavy weekend rain raised river levels across northern New Jersey after last week’s record floods. Six counties faced new flood risks while six people died in ongoing waters and thousands remained displaced. Federal officials planned to meet with Gov. Richard Hughes on disaster aid.
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United Press International
New Jersey
Passaic
U.S. Weather Bureau
Trenton
Federal Office of Emergency Planning
Richard Hughes
City Youth Held In Burglary Case
A 17 year old Amarillo youth was arrested after a chase and gunfire near the Discount Liquor Store at 810 N Fillmore around 5 am Saturday. Officers fired two warning shots as the youth tried to enter a moving getaway car. the vehicle fled and the youth was left at the scene. The store reported about $40 worth of liquor taken.
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Amarillo
N. Fillmore
McCarthy and Kennedy Debate Two Fronts in California Fight
Senators Eugene J. McCarthy and Robert F. Kennedy spoke to national audiences on CBS and ABC as California Democratic primary results approached. McCarthy criticized the late debate for not airing earlier and pressed his knowledge of tax and foreign aid legislation while Kennedy urged voters to decide and signaled possible coalition talks after California. Kennedy suggested the Democratic convention must reflect a shift from three years of policy, while McCarthy said Humphrey lacks a delegate majority and hinted at not seeking the vice presidency.
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San Francisco
Eugene J. McCarthy
Robert F. Kennedy
California
CBS
Face the Nation
McCarthy
Kennedy
Vietnam
ABC
Issues and Answers
Dean Rusk
South Vietnam
New York
Senate
Hubert Humphrey
Humphrey
NY Democrats eye June primary delegates in heated race
Albany reports three Democratic presidential hopefuls prepare blitzes across New York ahead of the June 18 primary which will determine 123 of the 190 state delegates. Kennedy and Humphrey campaigns push for high delegate gains while McCarthy seeks 50 to 60 overall, with Harlem and Bed-Stuy noted as weak areas. The intra party clash also shows in a three way race for the U.S. Senate nomination.
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Albany
N.Y
New York State
Democratic State Committee
Kennedy
Harlem
Bedford-Stuyvesant
Brooklyn
Minnesota
Gray whales birth calves reach 16 feet and 1500 pounds
A scientific note reports gray whales give birth to calves about 16 feet long and weighing around 1500 pounds, highlighting the size of newborns and growth rates observed in the species.
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Michelle Perry
Mrs. Burlene Taylor
Burlene R Taylor
Schooler-Gordon Colonial
Claude Spillman
Fellowship Tabernacle
Memorial Park Cemetery
Taylor
St Anthony's Hospital
Albert D. White
Jackson
Northwest Texas Hospital
Greenville
Farwell
Bessie
Henry
Fleetwood
Wilpert
Covina
Col. Gwynne
U.S. Air Force
Okinawa
Joel
Theda Taylor
Patterson
O. R. Redstone
Colo
Zada Newman
Colman
Adra Maclure
Santa Anna
Tri-State
Emily Baggett
Henderson County
First Baptist Church In
Earth
Rising Star
Virgil Lewis
Henry Lewis
Mary Marler
Campbell, Calif
Lela Whitener
Virgie Miles
Los Gatos
Clarence V. Jones
M. I. McGehee
M. I
Cotton) McGehee
Neblett Memorial Hospital
Wharton
Happy
First Methodist Church
Jim Franz
Wayside
Buria
McGehee
Alice
Elizabeth City
American Legion
Incilide
Dixie McGehee
W. Éth
M. I. 11
Milton
Miles
Pierceville
Kan
Lorene Abbott
Golden, Cole
GR. McNeil
Wichita Fails
Jack Loudder
Tucumcarl
Annie ‘B. Goldsten
Scotchgard
Deason
Zee
Maine
Toke Julian and Paramount
Baptists
Women’s Missionary Convention
Southern Baptist Pastors’ Conference
Religious Education Association
Southern Baptist Church Music Conference
Equador
Arosemena
Guayaquil
Ponce
Dept
Great Plains
CiTt
Laird Schober, Peacock, Delmode, Cover Girl
Sunset Center
Abby
Cuba
Ohio
Indiana
Wabash River
Mount Carmel
Ill
Army Corps of Engineers
West Virginia
Pacific Northwest
Arkansas
Tennessee
Antarctica
Encyclopaedia Britannica
Hubert J. Humphrey
Rochester
Edna Kelly
Edwin Weis
U.S
Jesus
Hell
Rainbow Church
P.O
Los Angeles
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