Willie Brady To Be Buried in Dumont
Willie Dorn Brady 68 of Dumont died Sunday in the Methodist Hospital at Lubbock. Funeral services will be at 10 am Tuesday at the Dumont Baptist Church with Rev Kent Kelloge of Plainview and Rev wre Patton of Olton officiating. burial in Dumont. Survived by wife, daughters Wilma Compton of Midland and Anita West of Floydada, sons John D. of Dumont and Claude T. of Brady, sisters Mrs Paul Jones of Paducah and Mrs Dessie Jameson of Jacksboro, brothers John E. of Joe and Warren of Hobbs, N M, nine grandchildren and two great grandchildren.
Space pioneer Yuri Gagarin mourned after death
United nations and world outlets report the death of Yuri Gagarin, the first man in space. Crowds in Moscow honor him as the “people's cosmonaut” while his ashes are placed in a hall for two days of official mourning. Reuters notes the crash also claimed fellow cosmonaut Vladimir Seregin and nearby villagers.
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Moscow
Army House
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Gaga
London
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North Vietnam
America
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Vietnam
Laos
Washington
Johnson
Muleshoe Rites For C S Sullivan
Final rites for C S Sullivan 77 of Muleshoe were held at the Northside Church of Christ with Frank Duckworth and Van McCormick officiating. Interment followed at Bailey County Memorial Park. He died Friday morning at West Plains Hospital. Survived by wife, two sons, four daughters, a sister, 18 grandchildren and 18 great grandchildren.
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Steve) Sullivan
Muleshoe
Martin Hall
Childress
Northside
Church of Christ
Frank Duckworth
Lockney Church of Christ
van McCormick
Clovis, N. M
Bailey County Memorial Park
Sullivan
West Plains Hospital
Mulesho
Visiting hours and admits list for Saturday and Sunday
Morning hours run 9.8 to 10.30 with afternoon 2.30 to 6.30 and evenings 7.00 to 8.30. Admitted include Lisa Sanders Louise Freeman Mrs Carl Crow Erbert Bailey Mrs T A Riddell Saturday. Dismissals include Mrs J W Guest Mrs C J Rickman J C Hester Lavana Skinner Mike Trosper Donald Miller Nolan Thomas today.
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Lisa Sanders
Louise Freeman
Carl Crow
Erbert Bailey
T. A. Riddell
J. W. Guest
C. J. Rickman
J. C. Hester
Lavana Skinner
Mike Trosper
Donald Miller
Nolan Thomas
Clarence Taylor
W. E. Gerdner
Howard Clifton
April schedule of parties and greetings for local residents
A long list of social events is planned this April with breakfasts dinners suppers and snacks hosted by numerous households. Featured names include Bonnie Liles Harlan Lawrence L. Butler E L Love Marlynn Houchin Gina Butler Debbie Bird Cheryl Jones Phyllis Preston and Gina Butler among others at places like Village Inn Gay's Cafe Ranchouse Restaurant and various homes across the community.
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Marlynn Houehin
Sherry Poling
Village Inn
Closs Rowland
Gina Bulter
Harold Camp
Homer Compton
Hubert Hargrove
Debbie Bird
Albert Bird
Cheryl Jones
Gay's Cafe
Mmes
Fred Becker
Jerry
Pete Hester
Phyllis Preston
Warner Stevens
J. A. Starkey
Marriage rate climbs to 94 in 1966 marking fourth rise
The marriage rate rose from 92 in 1965 to 94 in 1966, marking the fourth successive annual increase. About 40 percent of Libya’s population is literate. The first 19 governors of Iowa were native-born.
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Libya
Iowa
Socials notes for Johnsons and Carters
Socials listings show a 8 a.m. breakfast for James Johnson at Mrs Jimmie Turner’s home with co hostess Mrs J B Holland. A 7 p.m. dinner for James Johnson at Robert Carter’s home with Debbie Carter co hosting.
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Phyllis Preston
Obert Stevens
Denese
Wayne Yowell
Ben
Ronna Mooney
James Bartlett
Buster Halford
Ann Mills
W. H. Martin
K. M. Brown
Ben Bob Walker
Lewis _ zer
Mmes. C. Stevns
Jeffrey
James Johnson
Homer Buckley
Gina Butler
Robert Carter
Debbie Carter
Sandra Nelson
Mary Lou Watkins
Cheryl Jones
Chester Bennett
Aubra Hawkins
Church of Christ
Phil Campbell
Robert Kuhn
David Grimes
J. W Phillips
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Gene Blackwell
Jerry Dugan
Jay Starkey
Sam Jones
Lewis Meinzer
Jimmy Urner
Tim Wyatt
Clyde Johnson
Gabin
Barbara Nichols
Pam Morey
Rhonda Burchett
Teresa Gray
Robert Custer
Claude Hipps
Jimmie Turner
J. B. Holland
Local residents host and visit across shared ties
A long list of visits and guests fills a Sunday in Kirkland with family reunions and friends from Amarillo Childress Odessa Lansing Mich and Roswell New Mexico. The report mentions travels to Duncan Oklahoma Galveston Plainview Haskell and Abilene for medical checks district meetings and church services.
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C. A. Thomas
Washington State
Thomas
George Nichols
Ruby Brewington
Amarillo
Odis Smotherman
Ronnie
High Point
Cordell Thomas
Childress
Odell
Ghillicothe
George Amy
Odessa
M. G. Jones
Kenneth Springer
Duane
Eldorado
Okla
G. Cc .Weightmans
A. B. Clements
Lakeview
H. M. Clements
Albert Storm
Gus McDaniel
Duncan
Fred McDaniel
Tressie Collyer
D. C. Messick
Memphis
Jerry McClain
Holis
Bob Bedwell
Roswell
N.M
Clarence McIntyre
Galveston
Clyde Nippert
Church of Christ
Don Beardens
Van
Martin Tarentine
Abilene
Jo Carole Felton
Texas Tech
Marilyn Price
James Driver
Canyon
Hackler
Senate ethics debate ends with weakened code in oxygen talks
In Washington the Senate wrestled over a code of ethics but settled for a limited standard after debate. Debra Szekeley, visiting speaker, quipped the chamber suffers from low oxygen, suggesting oxygen tanks and breaks to boost efficiency. Moss Cartlidge and Montie Cameron are noted locals amidst the broader discussion.
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U.S. Senate
Deborah Szekeley
California
Golden Door
Senate
Memorial and Lester Scott Award Winners Noted
Jim Menai of Kia University is named Memorial winner and a leading player in New York area. Lew Alcindor of UCLA is chosen for the Lester Scott Memorial Award as top visiting college player of the season. A Meramec Community College course on horse care and management sparks inquiries from across the nation as officials defend its business focus.
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Una Ag
Jim Menai
Kia University
Anes Oae
Haas
New York
Metropolitan Basketball Writers Association
Lew Alcindor
UCLA
Lester Scott
Horse Course
ST. Louis
UPI
Meramec Community College
Maine
Mexico
California
Florida
Earl R. Edwards
Julie Andrews to star in Say it with Music directed by Blake Edwards
Julie Andrews will star in MGM's Say it with Music with her boyfriend Blake Edwards directing. Henry Fonda will star in Paramount's Once Upon a Time in the West. Paramount will shoot its new western Once Upon a Time in the West in Europe.
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MGM
Blake Edwards
Henry Fonda
Paramount
West
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