Services Slated for James M. Willson
Funeral services for James M. Willson 84 of Floydada longtime Texas college trustee and Floyd County civic leader will be at 10 a.m. Wednesday at First United Methodist Church Floydada with Rev. C D Milton officiating Burial follows at Floyd County Memorial Park Moore Rose Funeral Home in charge Willson died Monday at Caprock Hospital Floydada after a period of ill health since a broken hip in May He was a Boonsville native a 1912 Southwestern University graduate and held honorary degrees from McMurry and Texas Wesleyan He served on multiple college and church boards and supported 20 lectureships He was a longtime Mason and American Legion member Survivors include his wife two sons two daughters 12 grandchildren and five great grandchildren
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Lubbock
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Denton
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Billy Ingram
Springdale
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Newport
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Funeral notices from Panhandle Plainview and more
Funeral services are listed for Mrs. Mary Lynn Allen 39 Panhandle. Mrs. W C Foote 79 Petersburg. Alvin Eugene Green 80 Paducah. Mrs L B Haile 85 Stratford. W F Jones 93 Elk City. Mrs Alivia D Lindsey 75 Memphis. Shonda Suzette Mahl infant Elk City. Mrs Ela Peugh 91 Silverton. Douglas W Smith 51 Clovis N M. Evelyn Eva Uselding 56 Happy. Edith Elna Weatherbee 66 Childress. Frank P Allen 61 Amarillo. Doyle Burton Boswell ... multiple other notices across Texas and Oklahoma communities.
Mrs Kate Chadwick Dies in Northfield England
Mrs W H Jean Jackson of 5503 Floyd reports the death of her mother Mrs Kate Chadwick in Northfield Birmingham England on Sunday. Mrs Chadwick widow of Chadwick was a mother to Mrs Jackson who works in the children’s department at the Mary E Bivins Memorial Library.
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W. H
Jean) Jackson
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Kate Chadwick
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England
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Nixon aide discusses Vietnam talks and Connally mission
Ziegler says the Connally mission aims to prepare for negotiations after Kissinger briefing. He notes Connally will remain Treasury secretary until a Senate-confirmed successor is chosen. Nixon plans no further foreign travel this year and the president and Mrs. Nixon rest at their Florida home after a 13 day overseas trip.
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Laird warns over rejecting new arms deals and MIRV threat
Secretary Laird argues rejecting a U S Trident or B1 bomber deal amid Moscow arms talks could jeopardize a future agreement. He and Senator Proxmire note the U S now has more nuclear warheads due to MIRVs while the Soviet Union could match this within 24 months. Laird confirms Vietnam aid may need increase from 2.5 to 2.7 billion dollars.
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Teens Arraigned On Charge Of Reported Incident
Two teenagers Robert Leno and Jimmy Jack Gonzalez were arraigned before Justice of the Peace W W Hancock on forcible incident charges. They were held in Randall County Jail on $5,000 bond each after Hereford police arrested them for a predawn attack on a 19 year old Amarillo girl near Canyon. The victim hitchhiked from Amarillo to Lubbock, walked to a service station, and reported the incident to authorities.
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Fort Sumner
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Bell Avenue
U. S. 87
Lubbock
Rockwell Road
Islam Advocated Conversion of Blacks
Tripoli Libya AP reports a progovernment newspaper urges converting more American blacks to Islam as the only way to pressure Washington on Israel. Al Raed cites two million black Muslims in the United States and argues increasing to 5 to 10 million would spark a social revolution and shift influence at Congress and the foreign service.
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Bombs Hurt North as Viet Nam War Rages On
In South Vietnam gains reported near Kontum with the airstrip reopened and territory recaptured in the central highlands. U.S. air power hit targets as weather hampered operations. Cambodia votes show Lon Nol in a tight lead with rockets hitting Phnom Penh.
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Randall County eyes shared tax appraisals with Amarillo and Canyon
Randall County Commissioners discussed a plan to use Amarillo City and Canyon school appraisals to reduce overlap and cut costs. Audrey Bruse would outline procedures and seek bids for office supplies while officials agreed to pursue fees and collaboration, keeping county responsibility for certain districts.
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Randall County Commissioners Court
Randall County
Amarillo City
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Amarillo
Conway Kuykendall
Randle
Glenn Dowlen
Jim Fletcher
Frank Welch
Arden Road
California and New Mexico vote as McGovern leads in polls
Primary voting opens in California and New Mexico with McGovern leading in a Field poll. Humphrey campaigns in Downey and Los Angeles while McGovern tours a San Diego factory and an Albuquerque stop draws attention. Delegates: California 271, New Mexico 18. New Jersey picks 109 delegates. Senate races highlight Mundt’s illness and Anderson retirement.
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Accreditation Ties Neblett Hospital Plan To Credit Approval
Canyon Neblett Memorial Hospital won a one year temporary accreditation reprieve from the Joint Commission due to plans for a new 50 bed facility. Administrator Ray Grimes said the commission would not have approved without progress on the new hospital. Neblett, run by a private foundation, faces potential Medicare inspections if accreditation falls further, risking withdrawal from federal programs. The hospital board also arranged bond funds for construction and considered a revenue bond to cover the remaining costs after a federal grant denial.
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Columbian Securities Co
Big Hashish Cache Seized on freighter at Beaumont
Federal agents seized 90 000 in hashish found by the captain aboard the American freighter Andrew Jackson at the Port of Beaumont as it entered from Karachi Pakistan. The captain notified officials and requested inspection. 73 pounds were hidden in burlap bags and crates. No arrests were made.
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Breakfast for hikers and campers with dry cereal mix
The text explains a protein and fat rich breakfast for hikers. Dry cereal combined with dried fruits and nuts forms the base. Package portions in plastic bags with instant milk and just add water at mealtime to create a one dish breakfast.
JP Rules Salazar Death Natural Causes in Plainview
Justice of the Peace Glenn Stone ruled Pablo Salazar died of natural causes after dying on arrival Saturday at Central Plains Hospital. Salazar 49 formerly worked for ExCel Seed Co. in Plainview since 1957. Funeral services were held Monday. He leaves a brother two sisters and his parents.
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