Deaths Rites Held For Pansy White
Funeral services for Mrs. Pansy White age 81 were held Monday at Wise Funeral Home. Rev. W H Cheatham officiated. Interment followed at Willow Wild cemetery. She died in Amarillo June 9 1967 at St Anthony's hospital. Survivors include son Edward White Houston daughter Helen Reid Amarillo and five grandchildren. Pallbearers named.
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Dosa
Bill Reid
Travis Yantes
John Arledge
Dow Jones Averages at 10 a.m. Higher Across Key Indices
The Dow Jones Industrial Average rises 0.74 points to 875.63 led by railroad stocks and a broad gains across major sections. The Transportation and Steel sectors push gains while a small dip in one index shows mixed trading.
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Tornadoes And Floods Ripple Across U S Heartland
United Press International reports a storm-spread across the nation with tornadoes touching Illinois Missouri Iowa Nebraska and Oklahoma and funnel clouds seen in Kansas and Iowa. A Wortham Bend Texas twister caused 5000 dollars in farm damage amid up to eight inches of rain and rising creeks.
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Flyers name Stasiuk to coach Quebec Aces
Vic Stasiuk, 38, will coach the Quebec Aces, Philadelphia Flyers top farm team in the American Hockey League. Stasiuk previously played in the NHL for Boston Chicago and Detroit.
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Bonham Kiwanis Members Attend 1967 Convention
Bonham Kiwanis club will be represented at the 52nd Kiwanis International convention in Houston June 25 to 29 by John Armstrong and Joe Campbell. The theme is Quality Leadership, Key to the Future as about 16,000 Kiwanis members and families attend from 275,000 members in 5,400 clubs, with Dr. R. Glenn Reed of Marietta, Georgia presiding.
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First Bale of Cotton Ginned at Rio Hondo
The first bale of cotton weighed 587 pounds after official weighing and was valued around 1 500 dollars for local farmer P L Geistman of Corpus Christi. The event occurred near Rio Hondo with Harlingen Chamber of Commerce officials noting the milestone. The Maid of Cotton appeared nearby, identified as 20 year old Kim Caylor from New Mexico. Geologists note ice as a mineral.
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UN duties halt as Syria accuses Israel of cease-fire breach
Syria charged that Israel violated the cease-fire by sending armored units to seize Jordan River headwaters. The UN Security Council condemned violations, adjourned late, and debated whether to reconvene. Syrian ambassador Tomeh stated Israeli forces moved from Rafid into Syrian territory.
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Barr to Work With Des Moines Boys Club
Fred Barr son of Mr and Mrs Douglas Barr will join the Boys Club of Des Moines as a volunteer. A Drake University senior, he will work with underprivileged boys and act as a district representative and guidance program member. He is engaged to Casandra Yancy of Rock Island Illinois.
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Mulligan Captures Saltsjoebaden Tennis Title
Marty Mulligan, an Australian living in Italy, defeated Sweden's Jan Erik Lundquist 6 0, 6 2 to win the Saltsjoebaden International Tennis Tournament. Mulligan also won the doubles with Ken Fletcher 4 6, 6 2, 9 7 over Lundquist and Ramanathan Krishnan of India.
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UPI
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Italy
Ken Fletcher
Australia
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Ramanathan Krishnan
India
David Stinson Named President of CYF at First Christian
The Christian Youth Fellowship elected officers for the coming year. David Stinson was named president and Paula Leslier secretary. The group set August 7 for a YMCA beach party and hamburger supper at Lake Texoma, hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Bob Cantrell.
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Dodd Optimistic Of Clearing
Sen. Thomas J. Dodd, under Senate Ethics Committee censure charges, expresses quiet optimism the Senate will clear his name as debate on censure opens. The Connecticut Democrat faces accusations of $450,000 in testimonials and $116,000 diverted for personal use from the 1964 campaign, potentially making him the sixth U.S. senator censured.
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Explosion Shatters Utrecht Harbor Ship and Power Plant
An explosion at Utrecht harbor shattered a military ship loaded with artillery shells from surplus stores and caused partial collapse of a nearby power plant. Eighteen people were injured and a boy was missing and feared dead as witnesses said a soldier dropped something in the ship’s hold before the blast.
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Venus Probe Launched From USSR Toward Venus
The Soviet Union launched an unmanned Venus probe atop a rocket, Tass reported. It marks the first Soiet Venus mission since November 1965, after Venus 2 and Venus 3 aimed at Venus. Venus 3 crash landed on Venus March 1, 1966, becoming the first man-made object to reach another planet.
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Rail Strike Deadline Nears
Washington (UPI) With a nationwide rail strike deadline approaching, the House Commerce Committee seeks agreement on blocking a walkout until January 1 1969. The panel splits over Johnsons compulsory arbitration plan and some members want government seizure of railroads included. Chairman Haley Staggers predicts a decision at todays closed session as unions threaten to strike at 12:01 am next Monday.
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