GOP Seek to Cut Back Space Plans
Washington Republicans push to scale down NASA funding amid space program debate. They trimmed 100 million from a 5.1 billion request and explore larger cuts, targeting nuclear rocket proj ects and long range Apollo research. Key figures include Rep. H. Allen Smith and Rep. James G. Fulton.
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Washington
UPN
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T Day
U.S
House Space Committee
National Aeronautics and Spice Administration
H. Allen Smith
Calif
James G. Fulton
Space Committee
Denton Sp4 Sidney Denton Funeral Set In Ector
Funeral services for Sp4 Sidney Edward Denton fatally injured in Vietnam will be held Friday at 2 30 p m at Ector Baptist Church with an Army chaplain and the church pastor officiating. Graveside military rites are planned. Denton, born May 25 1946 in Brevard North Carolina, enlisted in 1964 after attending Ector schools. He is survived by wife Charlotte of Beatrice Nebraska his father A E Denton and stepmother of Ector mother June Denton of Louisiana brother Gary Dewayne Denton in the Navy San Diego and several half siblings.
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Vietnam
Ector Baptist Church
J. L. Williams
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Denton
Brevard
N. C
Texas
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Army
Fort Riley, Kans
Charlotte Denton
Beatrice
Nebr
A. E. Denton
June Denton
Louisiana
Gary Dewayne Denton
U. S. Navy
San Diego
Calif
Teamus Ray
Tony Glenn Denton
Rita Treadwell
Irving
Tamra Kay Denton
Alice Denton
James Smith
Des Moines
Iowa
William Carlisle Dies at 51 in Bonham
William D. Carlisle 51 of the Boyd community died at a Bonham hospital June 22 1967 from an apparent heart attack. Survived by widow Helen and three sons Norman Cary Grant and W D Carlisle Jr. Funeral plans incomplete at Cooper Funeral Home. Born January 24 1916 in Paron Arkansas. He also leaves siblings Dale Carlisle and two half brothers. Family to be at the funeral home at 7 30 tonight.
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Boyd
DeRose Industries
Bonham Hospital
Mr. Carlisle
Cooper Funeral Home
Paron
Ark
Helen Carlisle
W. D. Carlisle
Lowell Watson Dies at 61. Rites Friday in Whitewright
Lowell C. Watson, 61, longtime barber of Whitewright, died June 2, 1967 in Sherman hospital after an extended illness. Funeral services are set for 2 p.m. Friday at Earnheart chapel with Rev. Leroy Martin and Rev. R. L Cates officiating. Interment will be in Oak Hill cemetery. Born February 12, 1906 in Randolph, he married Carolyn Simmons in 1933. Survivors include his wife, a brother in Oklahoma City, a sister in Sherman, and several nieces and nephews. He was a World War II veteran and active Baptist church member. Watson began barbering in 1925 in Trenton and has run a Whitewright shop since 1945.
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Daniel C. Watson
Carolyn Simmons
Whitewright
Carolyn Watson
Kellen Watson
Oklahoma _ City
Okla
F. O. Mangrum
Sherman
The
Baptist Church
Watson
Trenton
Clarence Jones
Lawmakers debate cutting Apollo program funding
The House rules committee sent the NASA authorization bill to the floor amid talk of cutting about 400 million from the 445 million request. Representative Colmer recalled that such funding equaled the cost to run the federal government in 1933, while Representative Latta argued the nation has earthly troubles and limited funds to spare.
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William Colmer
D Miss
Congress
Delbert Latta
Ohie
Dow Jones Averages At 1 A.M. Mixed Moves
The Dow Jones averages show mixed moves with 30 industrials down 3.48 points, rails up 0.58, utilities down 0.17, and stocks down 0.48 as trading advances past early hours.
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Dow Jones
A.m
George Tatum Services Set Friday
George Tatum 58 of 1502 Cedar died Tuesday morning June 20 1967 in a Bonham hospital. Services Friday at Brad ford Memorial Chapel Methodist Church with Rev N A Burton officiating. Interment Gates Hill Cemetery with Fannin County Funeral Home directing. Masons to handle graveside rites. He was a member of the Saol omon Masonic Lodge of Bonham. Dona Tatum, two stepchildren Ernest Bowens and Mrs Nitta Hodges of Los Angeles plus numerous nieces and nephews survive.
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George Tatum
Cedar
Bonham Hospital
Bradford Memorial Chapel Methodist Church
N. A. Burton
Gates Hill Cemetery
Fannin County Funeral Home
Saolomon Masonic Lodge
Bonham
Dona Tatum
Ernest Bowens
Nitta Hodges
Los Angeles
Calif
Hendrix Rites Held Thursday
Funeral services for Rex W. Hendrix 71 were held Thursday morning at 10 o'clock in the chapel of Wise Funeral home with Rev Carrol Copeland officiating. Interment was in Willow Wilg cemetery. Survivors are his widow Mrs Elizabeth White Hendrix of 905 North Center street sister Mrs Edna Dillard of Austin and two nieces. Pallbearers were Reid Spivy Jr John Bacon Saunders Joe Carlton Johnson Herbert Buron Ray Peeler and Nunnelee Smith.
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Chapel of Wise Funeral
Carrol Copeland
First Methodist Church
Willow Wilg Cemetery
Hendrix
Bonham Hospital
Elizabeth White Hendrix
North Center Street
Edna Dillard
Austin
Reid Spivy, Jr
John Bacon Saunders
Joe Carlton Johnson
Herbert Buron
Ray Peeler
Nunnelee Smith
Rites Held For Mrs Mollie Blankenship
Funeral services for Mollie Mildred Ann Blankenship 68 were held at Cooper Funeral Home Bonham with ministers Pat Henderson and C W Goforth officiating. Interment followed in Carson Cemetery. Survivors include two sons three daughters five brothers one sister and numerous grandchildren and great grandchildren.
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Mollie Mildred Ann Blankenship
Cooper Funeral Home
Bonham
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Bowie
C. W. Goforth
Farmersville
Assembly of God
Carson Cemetery
Eve Ferguson
Ted Amblin
Robert Jenkins
Tommy Keener, Jr
Junior Hill
Dalton Bellows
Blankenship
Gray Services For Mrs No vell Gray Friday
Funeral services for Mrs. No vell Gray 66 of 309 West 2nd Street will be Friday at 10 AM with Rev O R Carry Baptist minister officiating. Burial will be in Arledge Ridge cemetery. She died Wednesday in Benham hospital born December 20 1900 in Wood county. Survivors include three sons Weldon Riddle Mineola Alton Ray Riddle Borger and Robert Riddle Wichita Falls a daughter Lucille Davis Pampa a sister Mrs Tom Tarpley Benham 15 grandchildren and five great grandchildren.
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West 2Nd Street
Chapel of Wise Funeral Home
O. R. Carry
Arledge Ridge
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Benham Hospital
Wood County
Weldon Riddle
Mineola
Alton Ray Riddle
Borger
Robert Riddle
Wichita Falls
Lucille Davis
Pampa
Tom Tarpley
Benham
Negro Anarchist Gang Smashed in UPI Report
Fifteen members of a Negro anarchist group faced hearings in New York on charges from planning murders to advocating anarchy. A 16th suspect, Mack Stanford, leader of RAM, was arrested in Philadelphia. RAM, described as a secret Marxist Leninist Maoist guerrilla group, had branches in New York Chicago Cleveland and Detroit with headquarters outside the United States.
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UPI
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Revolutionary Action Movement
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Peking
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Chicago
Cleveland
Detroit
Soviet Leader Resumes Talks With Nasser on Armament Aid
Soviet President Nikolai Podgorny met Egyptian President Gamal Abdel Nasser in Cairo, signaling possible rapid and massive arms assistance to Egypt and Arab allies after the June conflict. The talks, with officials silent publicly, included Marshal Matvei Zakharov, heightening speculation on new military support.
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UPI
Niclas V. Podgorny
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Egypt
Israel
al Ahram
Podgorny
Plot to assassinate leaders targets NAACP executive director
Authorities said the planned scheme this year targeted moderate civil rights figures including Roy Wilkins of the NAACP and Whitey Young of the Urban League. The report identifies the two as among those targeted by the alleged plot.
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National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NACP
Whitey Young
National Urban League
Spain’s stuffed octopus with chocolate sauce drew praise
In Spain a delicacy described by the Miami Seaquarium features octopus stuffed and served with chocolate sauce. The remark highlights a fusion dish noted by the aquarium.
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Spain
Miami
Israel Draws Up Plan to Resettle Palestinian Refugees
Informed sources say Israel plans to resettle about 700000 Palestinians from the 1948 war. Refugees live in camps in the Gaza Strip and western Jordan. Israel will finance a rehabilitation project from its budget and seek funds from world Jewry and Arab states.
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Israel
UPI
Middle East
Gaza Strip
Jordan
United Nations
Sen Scott urges Johnson to name Mary Varallo U S treasurer
UPI reports Senator Hugh Scott of Pennsylvania urged President Johnson to appoint former Philadelphia councilwoman Mary Varallo as the next United States treasurer. The post has been vacant since November 22 after Kathryn Granahan of Philadelphia resigned for health reasons.
Knickerbockers Sign Pil Jackson From North Dakota
New York basketball team announces the signing of second draft pick Pil Jackson of North Dakota to a 1967 68 contract.
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UPI
New York Knickerbockers
Pil Jackson
North Dakota
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