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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 1967

Page

3

Villa Gesell the Dune Builder of Argentina’s Seaside

Carlos Gesell, known as the Madman of the Dunes, transformed wind swept sands on Argentina’s Atlantic coast into the Villa Gesell resort after buying 4000 hectares of barren land in 1931 and planting 5 million weeds to tame dunes. The 76 year old philanthropist and founder, who named the town after his father Silvio Gesell, faced protests from families and a brief tourism decline but the seaside retreat now hosts about 180000 visitors in peak season with hundreds of hotels and chalets.

Gesell Argentina Carlos Idaho Gesell Atlantic Buenos Aires Emily Ati Villa Gesell Silvio Gesell Rodolfo Kuhn Los Inconstantes

Benjamin Foulois. Senior U.S. Air Force pioneer dies at 87

Retired Maj. Gen. Benjamin Delahaut Foulois, 87, the nation's senior military pilot, died at Andrews Air Force Base Hospital after a long illness. Known as Benny to airmen, he learned to fly from the Wright brothers and helped convert the first Army airplane into a military craft before serving 37 years. He retired in 1935 as chief of the Air Corps and remained active for 31 more years.

Washington Benjamin Delahaut Foulois Benny” Foulois Andrews Air Force Base Foulois Orville Wilbur Wright Ohio Texas Air Force U.S. Air Force U.S. Army Air Corps U.S

Coronado High Concerts Schedule Spring Programs

Coronado High School music department presents a Thursday Spring Concert and Fantasia at 7 30 p m in the school auditorium under Joe Lars Klingstedt with a formal concert followed by Fantasia narrated songs. Friday features James Sudduth directing the Coronado band in its second annual spring concert with a French horn quartet. Admission is 50 cents for students and 1 for adults.

Coronado High School Joe Lars Klingstedt James Sudduth Coronado

Clifton Oilman Dies On Haskell Oil Lease

W C Abel 67 died today on a Texas oil lease in Haskell County. His body was found beside his pickup. His son Malcolm is a former TIPRO president. Services set for 2 p m Wednesday at Clifton Methodist Church.

Austin (Ap W. C. Abel Clifton Haskell County Texas Independent Producers and Royslty Owners Association Abel Malcolm TIPRO Clifton Methodist Church

Area Woman's Father Dies in Oklahoma

Preston Lackie Funeral Home Snyder Oklahoma pending for Jess L. Green 70 of Kingfisher Oklahoma father of Mrs. Martha Mae Pruett Green died Tuesday morning in Palmer County Community Hospital He had been visiting Mrs Pruett when hospitalized He had been a longtime resident of Kingfisher Survivors include his wife Bertha another daughter Mrs Ellen Fae Greenwood Monroe Louisiana four grandchildren and a great grandchild

Estimation of Pain Points on the Human Body

Scientists estimate three to four million pain points on the human body. The finding highlights widespread sensory receptors and potential targets for pain management research across various tissues. Further studies aim to map distribution and functional roles of these points.

Three Business Firms Looted In Row On Avenue Q

Police report three consecutive businesses on Avenue Q were burglarized Monday night. Intruders cut vents to drop into the Pittsburgh Paint Center and Harvey Podiatry Clinic. losses include cash from a box and a vending machine, a desk cash and coins, and a pried cash register. A home on 2819 65th St. lost a $200 diamond ring. other residents reported minor thefts and a car break in with drugs.

Avenue Q Pittsburgh Harvey Podiatry Clinic South Clinic Carson Robert I. Rackley 65Th Jackie Williamson Canton Ave Ron Nelson Amarillo Villa Inn Bob ‘Kelley Tulane

Severe storms scatter hail across Northeast Texas

Torrential rains and hail battered parts of Northeast Texas with two severe thunderstorm watches issued then canceled. A big hailstorm hit farmland near Dallas while damaging rain caused a fatal two car crash along Texas 24 west of Denton. The Red River region reported the heaviest rainfall with Clarksville at 3.88 inches and Deport at 3.70 inches.

Texas Weather Bureau Dallas - Fort Worth Panhandle South Plains Mercury Lubbock Lubbock Municipal Oklahoma Forney Terrell Dallas Fort Worth Burleson Azie Arlington Denton Continental Trailways Red River Clarksville

Westward shift could reshape New York Stock Exchange operations

The piece argues rising share ownership in California and the Pacific, the south and west, alongside population shifts, may push the NYSE toward remote offices or new floors outside New York. It notes time zone issues, competing West Coast markets, and the potential for broader geographic diversification by 1975.

John Cunniff New York Exchange Tontine Coffee House Pacific Coast Iime Hawaii New York l Chicago San Francisco California South Central Mountain Pacific New England Middle Atlantic Pacific Coast States Mountain States United States

Planned Parenthood Lubbock Elects Officers At Annual Meeting

The Lubbock Planned Parenthood chapter held its annual meeting at Texas Tech Union with 96 attendees. Dr. Hugh Haynes and Hardin Masters outlined work of the nationwide group as officers were elected to a two year term on the executive committee and the board. The center has served 1 658 patients since February 1965 and will relocate from 1013 Main to 1108 10th St next month.

Lubbock Planned ‘Parenthood Assa Texas Tech Student Union Hugh Haynes Planned Parenthood Center Harding Masters Planned Parenthood Oklahoma City Leslie R. Ansley David

Oliver Edwards Dies Rites Set in West Texas

Oliver Edwards owner of Hydraulic Products Co. died at 540 am Tuesday at West Texas Hospital. Services set for 2 pm Thursday at Forrest Heights Methodist Church with Rev. O A McBrayer officiating. Burial Resthaven Memorial Park under Henderson Funeral Directors. Survivors include wife, son William D. of Slaton, daughter Mrs J E Hostick of Abilene and five grandchildren. Pallbearers listed. honorary pallbearers named.

Oliver” Edwin Edwards Lubbock ‘Hydraulic Products Co., Inc West Texas Hospital Forresters ‘Methodist Church A. MecBrayer Ly Resthaven Memorial Park Henderson Funeral Directors Edwards Filley Neb Forrest Heights William D Slaton J. E. Hostick Abilene Jack Payne Lloyd McLaughlin Bud Simmons Ed Wall Leon Maner Hershel McMillan Jim Kennedy Allen Black Dick Taylor Clarence Simmons Clifford Brown Raymond Pickering Mac Magruder Jack Strong Ben Williams Jim McCleskey John

Andrews Rites For Mrs. Scott

Services for Mrs. Lucile Scott 84 who died in Andrews Hospital will be at 9 a.m. today in Singleton Funeral Home Chapel. Graveside rites follow at 5 p.m. in Bangs with Singleton Funeral Home in charge. She was born December 20 1882 in Cass County and lived in Andrews about 10 years. Survivors include two stepsons and three stepdaughters, a sister, three brothers and a niece.

Charlie Clifton Scott California Frank Stewart Bangs Jess Brinkley Eastland Lewis Williams Abilene Pearl Sikes Andrews Clyde Carr Carlsbad N. M Leon Carr Moody Tex Eugene Carr Sterling City A! Nniece Dewey Longley Ann

Pearl Edna Herman Dies in Littlefield Funeral Pending

Pearl Edna Herman, 9, died Tuesday at the Littlefield Hospitality House. She was born March 26, 1887, in Fayette Iowa, and lived at 501 East 15th Street. Services are pending at Harmony Funeral Home. Surviving are one son Paul of Denver, two daughters Mrs. Charles Calvert Littlefield and Mrs. Seth Stephens Colorado Springs, plus eight grandchildren and fourteen grandchildren.

Littlefield Pearl Edna Herman Littlefield Hospitality House Fayette Iowa 15Th St Hammony Funeral Home Paul Denver Charles Calvert Seth Stephens Colorado Springs Cole

Four Die In Head On Crash Near Denton

A violent rain driven collision on State 24 eight miles west of Denton killed four people and left two others critically injured. Victims include Biloxi Mississippi woman Victoria Waggoner 46 and her daughter Carol Ann Grant about 25 of Ogden Utah and one of Grant's boys. Waymon Atkins 38 of Decatur Texas died on arrival at a hospital. his wife Emodeane was hospitalized in critical condition. The Grants were in a station wagon. the Wagmoner party in a sedan. The crash occurred on a slight curve on a hill. exact directions of travel could not be determined.

Denton Biloxi Miss Decatur Tex Mis Carol Ann Grant Ogden Utah Mrs.Grant Mrs. Grant Waymon Atkins Atkins Emodeane Bill Maley Grants Wagmoner Maley

Hale Center Obituary Mrs. John R. Lopez 61

Mrs. John R. Lopez 61 died at 3 30 p m Tuesday at Hi Plains Hospital Hale Center after illness. Funeral services pending at Freeman Funeral Home Hale Center. Native of Guadalupe County Floyd County born 1926. resident since 1948. Survived by husband four sons four daughters one brother and one sister. Thirty three grandchildren two great grandchildren.

Hale Center John R. Lopez Hi- Plains Hospital Freeman Funeral Guadalupe County Floyd County St. Theresa's Catholic Church John J Willie Gilbert Philip Lopez Jim, Rael Germany Stella Jaramillo Julia Briseno Margaret Gerhardt Jimmy Aragon Abernathy Juanita Lopez Roswell N. M

George Younger Rites Thursday

George Younger 75 former Lubbock resident and Pyote community member died Tuesday in Ward Memorial Hospital. Services are set for Thursday at 2 p.m. at First Baptist Church Pyote with Rev. Roy Carley officiating. Burial will follow in Pyote Cemetery under Hammond Funeral Home Monahans direction. He was born in Batesville Arkansas retired farmer WWI veteran and American Legion member. His wife Effie survives.

Monahans George Younger Lubbock Pyote Ward Memorial First Baptist Church Roy Carley Hammond Younger Batesville Ark

Earthquake Strikes Mendoza Province in Argentina

A medium strength quake hit western Mendoza in the Andes foothills on Tuesday. A grammar school dormitory roof collapsed five minutes after children left. Shattered windows appeared in some buildings but there were no major injuries or casualties reported. About 300000 residents fled into the streets as officials logged intensity at magnitude 5 on the Mercalli scale with a top of 10.

Mendoza Argentina Andes

Woman Moderator Elected by Atlanta Presbytery in Ga

Newnan Ga AP A Southern Presbyterian body elected Dr Janie W McGaughey the first woman moderator of the Atlanta Presbytery. She previously served as executive secretary of the Board of Women's Work and is a ruling elder at Druid Hills Presbyterian Church. The election followed an earlier nomination as moderator in waiting.

Newnan Southern Presbyterians Janie W. McGaughey Denomination Board of Women's Work McGaughey Druid Hills

A D Parr Rites Pending In Muleshoe

Services for Archie D. Parr 81 who died at Highland Hospital in Oakland California Sunday are pending at Singleton Funeral Home in Muleshoe. Parr had lived in Oakland the past 45 years. He is survived by two nieces.

Archie D. Parr Highland Hospital Oakland Calif Singleton Funeral Home Parr

Chaplin Awarded West German Culture Prize for 1967

Charlie Chaplin receives the West German iTrade Union Federation culture prize worth $5,000 in Nusseldorf Germany. The accolade honors his contributions to cinema and culture.

Chaplin Nusseldorf Germany Charlie Chaplin iTrade Union Federation

Moby Dick Obsession and the Curse of Hatred

The excerpt cites Herman Melville's Moby Dick with Captain Ahab’s mind sickened by hate. It argues Hatred is a dangerous curse that corrupts the soul and fuels a vengeful fixation on the whale as transgression and fate converge.

Herman Melville Moby Dick Ahab Jutien C, Hyer

Rites Thursday For Carpenter in Mule-shoe

Funeral services are set for Harold Wayne Carpenter 19 former Stegall resident killed in a one vehicle mishap one mile west of Hub Community 100 miles south of Friona. Burial at Mule Shoe Cemetery with Singleton Funeral Home directing. Survivors include his parents a sister Patricia and two brothers Deann David and Donnie Bruce all of Stegall.

Muleshoe Harold Wayne Carpenter Stegall Trinity Baptist Church Mulesshoe Singleton Funeral Home Jerry Haley Carpenter Friona Littlefield Hub Harold Carpenter Patricia Deann David Donnie Bruce George Fine Maple L. Carpenter Baileyboro

L. B. Garners Services Today

Funeral arrangements are set for L. B. Garner 45 mule shoe cafe operator who died Sunday at Green Memorial Hospital Muleshoe. Service at 430 p m today at First Baptist Church with Rev Bill Felts and Rev Don Murray officiating. Burial at Bailey County Memorial Park. Survivors include wife Wanda two stepsons Michael and Wayland Barker stepson ton Gala Barker two sons James and Billy Garner three sisters and a brother Kenneth.

L. B. Garner First Baptist The Baptist Church Order of Eagles Clovis Muleshoe Muleshae Wanda Michael Wayland Barker Gala Barker James Garner Billy Garner U. S. Navy Cecil Broad Baton ‘Rouge Pearl McFarland Kilgore Beraudie McMinn Tyler Kenneth Edom Tex. Pa

Three Hurt in West Texas Pickup Collision Near Shallowater

A Littlefield couple and a Shallowater man were hospitalized Tuesday after two pickups collided west of Shallowater at US 84 and FM 1234. William Farrington 54 and wife were admitted to University Hospital with Mrs. Farrington in fair condition and Mr. Farrington in satisfactory condition. George C. Leftwich 70 of Shallowater was treated at West Texas Hospital 8 in fair condition. Investigators say Leftwich drove east on the farm road while Farrington headed southeast on the highway.

Littlefield Shallowater U. S. 84 William F. Farington Rt. 1 Libstlefield Farringston George C. Leftwich West Texas

Former City Woman Dies Rites Slated

Mrs. Mary T. Martin, 65, a resident of Lubbock, died Tuesday morning at a Rome Georgia hospital. Services set for 10 am Thursday in Rome, burial in a Menla cemetery. She was a member of the Presbyterian Church. Survivors include nephews from Happy, Lubbock, and Roswell.

Mary T. Martin Forester

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Gen Benjamin Foulis Haskell Oil Lease Panhandle Chamber of Commerce Texas Legislature Austin Preston Smith Ieutenant Gover Ben Barnes Grady Hazlewood J. M. Simpson Hudson Moyer New York Stock Exchange Planned Parenthood Group New Officer State Oliver Edwards Pearl Herman Tom Conway Culver City George Sanders Argentine A. D. Parr Resthaven Funeral Home
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