Hospital Admissions and Discharges Log
Admission list includes Donald Pearson and several others with admission days listed. Discharges note Vicky Hines and multiple others, with various Saturday and Sunday dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Pearson
W. C. McKinney
Donald Stanford
Larnell Tansey
Ida Cagle
Edgar Hill
George Barry
A. O. Howard
Najla Saied
Luther Brown
George Wright
Stephen Burns
Vicky Hines
Dalton Sorrels
Susan Clements
Mary Louise West
Charlie Shackelford
John Townsend
Lynn Allen Brown
Baby
Local visits span Amarillo to Wellington families
Grace French from Amarillo visited sister Mrs Walter Smith. Tony Hunter of Lubbock spent the weekend with Dr and Mrs Shell Townsend. Jack Dorsett, Panhandle State College student at Goodwell OK, visited friends here. W J Sharp traveled to Amarillo for medical care then visited relatives in Friona with John and Jarrell Wrights. W M Teague and daughter Evelyn visited Dallas for a medical checkup. Horace Small of Wellington and family stopped by the home of Roscoe Catherall and his wife for a weekend visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony Hunter
Lubbock
Mrs
Shell Townsend
Jack Dorsett
Panhandle State College
Goodwell
Okla
W. J. Sharp
Amarillo
Friona
John Wright
Jarrell Wrighht
Diana
Faith Ann
Mrs. W. M. Teague
Dallas
Miss Evelyn Teague
Mrs. Teague
Horace Small
Wellington
Roscoe Catherall
Garage Sale Notice at 405 H Northwest
A garage sale poster lists hours Saturday 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at 405 H Northwest. The notice invites collectors to add items to their collection and attend the sale.
Le Atelier Discusses May CofC Art Exhibit and Classes
Club plans a forthcoming Chamber of Commerce art exhibit in May with two categories paintings and handcrafts. Gene Davis of Lubbock will teach public art classes in March 2022 with sessions at 1 30 p m and 6 30 p m. Lonnie Mason of Lubbock to instruct at Hudson Art Gallery Estelline in late April with limited class slots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
le Atelier
Gene Davis
Lubbock
Paul Efird
Gene Smith
Hudson Art Gallery
Estelline
Lonnie Mason
Bill Blackburn
Mmes
Max Foster
Leo Smith
Robert Caradine
A. Power
Bernie Steed
Robert Kilgore
Efird
4-H Livestock Show Highlights and Sales Results
The Junior Steer Show produced sale eligibility for two 4-H participants with Richard Griffin and Terri Jones among top entries. Bradley family entries and others competed across Angus Charolais and Hereford classes, with about 104 4-Hers showing and judging contests held March weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradley
Mary Lou Bradley
Richard Griffin
Terri Jones
Ronda
Londa Cameron
Monte Bradley
Angus
FFA
March Cam
Melinda Weatherbee
Mary Lou
Political Trades and NH Delegates Amid Campaign Finances Row
McLaren aides distance themselves from ITT dispute while Elzinga and Mueller deny input. In New Hampshire delegates Muskie and Nixon lead, as 42 000 donors and 1.26 million dollars fuel the race. McGovern accuses Muskie of releasing donor names, Muskie counters that McGovern attacked the only candidate who acted first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul N. McCloskey
California
John Ashbrook
Ohio
New Hampshire
Muskie
Nixon
McGovern
Crook Family Ties Highlight Local Judging Team
Mrs. Bill Bradley coaches the judging team featuring Preston J. E. Benham, Alvis Maddox, Rowden Cordell, C. J. Lyons, and Bradley Bryan Crook among its members.
Convention Agenda for Lubbock Veterans Affairs Meeting
Lubbock will attend the convention with Ellis Neves of the Veterans Affairs Commission speaking at a Rehabilitation Session Saturday afternoon Clayton Mann of Wichita Falls delivering the Sunday morning principal address District Commoner Dennis Holland to preside over the business session A District Commander and Vice Commander to be elected for two years Delegates and Alternates to the National Convention in Chicago in August to be chosen and committees formed
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lubbock
Ellis Neves
Veterans Affairs Commission
Clayton Mann
Wichita Falls
Dennis Holland
Chicago
Department
Lions Observe Public Schools Week at Lamar Elementary
In observance of Texas Public School Week the Lions Club met at Lamar Elementary School at noon. President Glen Stiner thanked schools for the invitation. Bobby Hart spoke for the schools, praising the Lions for their interest. The program featured Caron Murchison with three vocal numbers and Nancy Forbis with a ballet dance. Carol Hart assisted by Lions Queen. Stiner urged attendance at the District Convention May 5 6 7 in Dalhart and noted a Tourism program joint meeting with the Rotary Club next Wednesday. Other school officials present included Howard Murchison Roy Dodds and Bob Copeland. Mrs. Howard Cook attended as a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Lions Club
Lamar
Glen Stiner
Bobby Hart
Hart
Caron Murchison
Nancy Forbis
Murchison
Miss Forbis
Carol Hart
Stiner
Dalhart
Rotary Club
Howard Murchison
Roy Dodds
Bob Copeland
Howard Cook
Campaign funds earmarked for Texas aid effort
The drive will use money raised locally to assist the less fortunate. Aid includes food clothing shoes medicine and medical services. Funds will also support Home and Hospital rehabilitation centers for alcoholics summer camps for boys and disaster services and state agencies serving all Texans. Other committee members include Paul Ord vice chairman Earl Harwell treasurer Earl Preston and Dick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Funderburk of Hillsboro Loses Battle in 1925
Funeral notices report Funderburk from Hillsboro who ran Luke's Garage in 311 Avenue G in Hillsboro since 1945. Survivors include his wife Thelma, son R. V. Funderburk of Amarillo, daughter Mrs E E Lindley of Menard, Texas, two grandchildren, his mother Mrs Azallee Bishop, three brothers Odis C C and Ennis, and two sisters Mrs Pearl Dornan and Mrs Leatrice Hudson of Highlands California.
Bush declines bid for governor this year
Banks quotes Bush saying he will not run for governor now and that his UN ambassador duties are too important. He leaves open a future possibility but did not close the door on a later run.
Slayings in Oklahoma Area Prompt Wide Search
Teen in Wetumka called the sheriff in Holdenville as Highway Patrol Hughes County sheriff officers and State Crime Bureau agents joined the search. The Osborne couple were found slain after 9 p.m. with seven spent .22 cartridges found. Osborne, an electrician and rancher, had many relatives nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wetumka
Holdenville
Highway Patrol
Hughes County Sheriffs Officers
State Crime Bureau
Osborne
Kleindienst pledges funds for GOP convention in San Diego
The report notes Kleindienst promises 400000 dollars to help defray expenses of the Republican National Convention in San Diego next August. Anderson accuses acting Atty. Gen. Klein dienst of influencing the decision to drop the suit. The dialogue covers open confirmation hearings, White House consultations, and Ramsden’s ITT outside study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
Anderson
Richard G. Kleindienst
Kleindienst
John N. Mitchell
McLaren
White House
Richard J. Ramsden
New York
ITT
Justice Department
Peter Flanigan
Flanigan
Ramsden
Hijacked Chalks Seaplane Flees Toward Cuba Over Florida Keys
A Chalk's seaplane was hijacked and flew south along the Florida Keys toward Cuba. FAA officials noted the craft flew low and slow, making interception unlikely. The seaplane allegedly carried 160 gallons of fuel, potentially enough for about five hours of flight to reach Cuba, 250 miles away. Chalk's runs WWII vintage amphibious planes to Bimini and Bahamas ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reynolds
Federal Aviation Agency
Miami
Florida Keys
Cuba
Homestead Air Force Base
Jim Frazier
FAA
Defense Stars In Berrigan Case
Government informer Boyd Douglas Jr. testifies seven antiwar activists faced conspiracy charges panicked and accused him of being the leak after FBI Director Hoover revealed an alleged Kissinger kidnapping plot. He links the blast plan to a wider protest against the Vietnam War and describes a prison outside network with Rev. Philip Berrigan and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Linder
Associated Press
Harrisburg, Pa
Boyd Douglas Jr
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
White House
Henry A. Kissinger
Hoover
Kissinger
Douglas
Washington
U. S. District Court
R. Dixon Herman
Exconvict
Philip Berrigan
Lewisburg
Berrigan
Bucknell University
Elizabeth McAlister
New York City
Joseph Wenderoth
Baltimore
Democratic ballot contests overshadow Nixon race in memo
The article notes Sen. Vance Hartke of Indiana, Los Angeles Mayor Samuel Yorty, and Edward Coll of Hartford as other Democrats on the ballot. A well financed write-in drive targeted Rep. Wilbur Mills. The Democratic contests overshadow the Republican race where Nixon was expected to win easily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vance Hartke
Indiana
Los Angeles
Samuel Yorty
Edward Coll
Hartford
Conn
Wilbur D. Mills
Arkansas
Nixon
Third Indictment Against McKee
Dallas County grand jurors issued a third indictment charging John McKee with swindling Scottish Rite bodies of 44986. The case alleges he paid 35012 for stock in Grand Avenue Bank and Truth Co with a claimed value of 79980, a 44968 gap. McKee, 64, once led the Greater Dallas Crime Commission and headed the bank until last month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Dallas County
John McKee
James Kell Zullinger
Lodge
Grand Avenue Bank & Truth Co
McKee
Grand Avenue Bank & Trust Co
Greater Dallas Crime Commission
Scottish Rite
Lee Lockwood
Waco
Order
Texas
Paul Prasifka
Texas Scottish Rite Hospital For Crippled Children
Scottish Rite Revolving Fund
Frank Dyson
Henry Wade
Navy
Zullinger
Governor In Conspiracy Scandal Sparks Courtroom Debate
In a tense trial moment the district attorney objects to a slur about political motive. The judge sustains the objection as prosecutors suggest the governor may be a co conspirator. Defense subpoena targets a 1969 conversation, arguing it postdates the alleged conspiracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Niel Daniel
Palmer
Sharp
Smith
Frank Maloney
Austin
University of Texas
Maloney
Secretary of State
Texas Depositors Insurance Corp
Former Ghetto Gang Leader To Speak Here Revivalist Rev Ingle to headline First Baptist Church series
Rev. Rick Ingle a former Philadelphia gang leader will headline nightly revival services at 7 30 p m this week in First Baptist Church. The Denton based evangelist recounts his conversion in 1953 and his life story From A Ghetto Gang Leader To the Pulpit Friday night. Ingle has led over 250 revivals nationwide with about 7000 public decisions last year including 2000 teenagers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rick Ingle
First Baptist Church
First Baptist
Joe S. Allen
Ingle
Philadelphia
Denton
Eastern Baptist College
Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary
State bills debated on depositor insurance wording
The defense argued the bills omit whether state depositor insurance would replace FDIC coverage, while the prosecution noted the absence of language making state insurance add to FDIC protection. With no resolution, two interpretations exist, though the state's position downplays the issue as irrelevant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Falkner
Falkner
Jesse James
Elmer Baum
Sharp
Will Wilson
Genral
U. S
Sharon Gilleon
Wilson
Washington
Justice Department
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
FDIC
Smith
Hank
Colmer to not seek re election opens Rules Committee grip
Rep. William Colmer 82 a Mississippi Democrat said he would not seek re election. He heads the House Rules Committee and leads a conservative bloc that has controlled the 15 member panel. The move paves way for tighter liberal leadership influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
William Colmer
House
House Rules Committee
Colmer
Nixon leads New Hampshire Republican votes as Muskie tops McGovern
At the New Hampshire presidential primary in a hotel bar one minute after midnight Nixon swept all 11 Republican votes. Muskie won six and McGovern five in Democratic ballots amid low turnout and many reporters present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Hampshire
Nixon
Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
George McGovern
South Dakota
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Hospital News
Grace French
Walter Smith
Cofc
Childress, Texas
Kenneth G. Elzinga
University of Virginia
William Mueller
Federal Trade Commission
University of Wisconsin
Elzinga
Mueller
Roy Young Sikes
C. B. Sikes
Childress
United States Naval Academy
Annapolis
Bob Price
Clyde B. Sikes
Lillian Schneemann Sikes
Roy
Dysart Independent
Phoenix
Ariz
National Honor Society
Arizona Little League of Nations
Sikes
Air Force
Vietnam
da Nang
Korea
Wilson Elementary
Clyde
San Marcus College
Maxie
Funderburk
Ghetto
Mao Tse- Tung
Uncle Sam
Army
Dixville Notch
N. H
Far North
Austin, Tex
State Insurance Board
Gulf of Mexico
Texarkana, Ark
John W. Goodson
Harry Wood
Texarkana Gazette and News
Wood
Gazette
Karachi
Zulfikar Ali Bhutto
Pakistan
Bhutto
Northwest Frontier
Baluchistan
Saigon
North Vietnam
Jcpenney
Penney
Penney Associates
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