Tech Theater and Orchestra Present Puccini One-Act Operas
Tech Music Theater and Tech Chamber Orchestra staged two Puccini one acts The Cloak and Gianni Schicchi at the Municipal Auditorium Friday night about 500 attended The production credits go to Charles Lawrie with Joanna Lawrie costuming Paul Ellsworth conducting and a strong supporting cast The English translations aid dialogue but mute some musical themes creating mixed audibility for student voices
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Jack Sheridan
Avalanche-Journal
Tech Music Theater
The
Tech Chamber Orchestra
Hooqq’y UT
Tysayog JuuLjy
Municipal Auditorium
Texas Tech
Charles Lawrie
Lawrie
Joanna Lawrie
Schicchi
Paul Ellsworth
Tech Symphony
Robert Collett
Lynda Sudduth
Charlie Helmer
Carolyn Fincher
Gerre Joiner
Johnny Wilson
Sandra Degge
Diane Ramsey
Becky McCarty
Judy Crow
John Gibson
Jerry Neuenschwander
Gianni Schicchi
Florentine
Dick Phillips
Dana Gibson
Pablo Pedraza
Ellen Fuller
Zita
Joseph Dennis
Simone
Desert Water Boom Plan Aims for Canadian Supply to 17 States
Canada’s Liard-McKensie basin could supply up to 58 trillion gallons annually, says Lewis Smith. His $75 billion plan would route water from Centennial Valley Montana through a Rocky Mountain aqueduct, feeding High Plains and southern states including Texas via the Rio Grande, with oil shale development funding part of the financing.
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Austin
South- West
Arctic Ocean
Texas Water Development Board
Liard-McKensie
Canada
Lewis Smith
Smith
Bureau of Reclamation
United States
Centennial Valley
Rocky Mountains
Colorado
High Plains
Nebraska
Kansas
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Texas Panhandle
West Texas
Rio Grande
Wyoming
Mrs Campbell Funeral Planned in Matador
Mrs. R E Campbell Sr 80 resident of Matador for 30 years will be laid to rest at 2 p m today at First Baptist Church Matador with Rev Gene Hawkins officiating Burial will follow at East Mound Cemetery under Seigler Funeral Home direction She was a Knoxville Tenn native and survived by her husband two sons a brother a sister four grandchildren and four great grandchildren
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Matador
R. E. Campbell
First Baptist Church
Forrest
R. E. Jr
H. C. Carl
Tolar
Tex
Sterling Price
Concord
Calif
William Jones Rites Planned
Services for William B. Jones Jr. 47 who died in a three car crash near Anton at 8 am Thursday are set for 3 pm today at Sudan Church of Christ. Officiating will be Willard Cox. Burial will be in Sudan Cemetery. Jones was a farmer, World War II veteran, and longtime Sudan resident. Survivors include his wife Verna Lee two sons Clinton and Michael a daughter Susan his mother Mrs W B Jones Sr a brother H A and two sisters Floella Baccus and Dorothy. Pallbearers are Calvin Wiseman Bill Boyles Eddy Boyles J C Doty Leon Hardwick and Ralph May.
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Sudan
William B. Jones Jr
Anton
Touring Crane Killed In Crash
A young female whooping crane migrating from Texas to Canada apparently died in Kansas when it struck a power line. An autopsy revealed multiple fractures including skull and neck injuries. There was no gunshot evidence. The bird was found April 15 near Dorrance, Kansas.
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Washington
UPI
Texas
Wood Buffalo National Park
Canada
Kansas
Interior Department
Dorrance
Kan
Obstacles and Faith by Julien C Hyer
A devotional reflection on how visible obstacles frighten and block our path yet can be overcome by faith. The piece cites Isaiah 8 14 and warns against fear driven by doubt and imagined threats while urging steadfast trust to reach goals.
Texas campus police academy urged to rival UT
A Texas Liquor Control Board lawyer urged lawmakers to create a police academy as large and well funded as the University of Texas. He argued campus officers need broader powers and training to handle student misconduct and campus protests.
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Jack Keever
Austin
Texas’ Liquor Control Board
University of Texas
Bill Daniels
Texas Tech
Houston
Paul Floyd
Daniel
Floyd
Daniels
James Slider
Naples
Tech
Lynwood Elliott
Liquor Control Board
Elliott
Department of Public Safety
Judge rules peyote use in Native rites constitutional
Dist. Judge E James Kazen freed David Clark and found Article 726-D unconstitutional as applied to peyotism in the Native American Church of North America. The ruling says peyote in good faith religious practice is protected and Clark is not guilty. The judge noted peyote is classified as a dangerous drug but not narcotic and not harmful to users.
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Texas
Atty
Sam Houston Clinton Jr
The
American Civil Liberties ‘Union
Karen
Judson W. Jones Funeral Planned in Lockney
Judson W Jones 89 died Friday after a lengthy illness. Funeral arrangements are pending at Carter Funeral Home Lockney. He was a retired farmer and longtime resident since 1943. Survivors include five sons four daughters four sisters twenty seven grandchildren and thirty seven great grandchildren.
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Lockney
Judson W Jones
Carter Funeral Home
Jones
W. W. Jones
Lufkin
Joe B
Jake
Kress
R. M
Lubbock
Ralph
Silver City
N. M
Clyde Wyegal
Wolfforth
Homer Sheats
Ve. Oq, Crawford
Muleshoe
RK. L. Crawford
Ralls
Roy McCubbin
Duncan
Okla
Japanese tax bureau uncovers 110 evasion cases
The Tokyo tax bureau reports 110 cases of evading 1967 taxes. The article notes the total unreported amount exceeds $18, with a mention of John Keats and his epitaph line about water writing a name.
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John Keats
Museum guide outlines threefold museum role
The guide states a museum should be an archive to collect and preserve past objects, a research center to study their history, and an educator to interpret them. It argues displays, classes, and seminars enhance knowledge and offer aesthetic delight as secondary services.
Museum director outlines roles and limits for community heritage
The speaker described a museum as a living entity guided by community needs, with a director and staff as its backbone and a perceptive board setting goals within clear limits. New executive committee members and trustees were named, with officers to assume duties in September.
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Lubbock
J. J. Willingham
Clem Beverie
F. William Holder Jr
William C. Clark
Charles Maedgen
James Baker
Frank:Chappell Jr
Coffee Conner
Christine DeWitt
Richard Dickey
Harold Hinn
John Lott
Reginald Martin
L. G. Pierce Jr
Barney Pyle
House
Henry Driver Rites Arranged in Lubbock
Henry Lee Driver 69 of 1508 21st St died at 6 55 a m Friday at Methodist Hospital. Services set for 2 p m today at Resthaven Little Church of the Flowers with George W Ivy pastor of First Street and Avenue O Church of God officiating. Burial Resthaven Memorial Park under Resthaven Funeral Home. A retired furniture salesman he came to Lubbock in 1944 born in Aurora Arkansas later moved to Huntsville Arkansas. Jennie daughter Mrs M C Pool of 4730 31st St and three pallbearers A F Cannon Tom Moore E R McGee Joe B Pate Elmer Grinstead Leonard McCarty.
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Henry Lee Driver
21St St
Methodist Hospital
Ini Resthaven Little Church of the Flowers
George W. Ivy
1St Street
Avenue O
Church of ‘God
Resthaven Memorial Park
Resthaven Funeral Home
Driver
Lubbock
Aurora
Ark
Huntsville
Jennie
M. C. Pool
31St St
Tom Moore
E. R. McGee
Joe B. Pate
Elmer Grinstead
Leonard McCarty
Dallas Educator To Speak Here
A three day Missionary Conference at Grace Chapel 4501 University Ave continues with Dr George Peters professor of world missions at Dallas Theological Seminary as main speaker He will address services at 7 p m today and 10 40 a m and 7 p m Sunday Reports by missionaries serving in the United States and abroad will be given at a 2 30 p m today Discussion of What Wilt Thou Have Me Do will be led by conference participants Sessions for adult college junior high and beginner groups begin at 9 30 a m Sunday The Lord's Supper opens at 6 p m
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Grace Chapel
University Ave
George Peters
Dallas Theological Seminary
United States
Peters
Meddie Gray’s Funeral Today
Meddie Thomas Gray 70 of 9214 36th St died 6:30 p.m. Thursday at Methodist Hospital. Funeral 1 p.m. today at First Christian Church with Dr. Dudley Strain officiating. graveside 5:30 p.m. today at Foard County Cemetery, Crowell. Survivors include wife Lucy, three sons and two daughters, plus five sisters, five brothers, and 16 grandchildren.
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Meddie Thomas Gray
36Th St
Lubbock
Methodist Hospital
First Christian Church
Dudley Strain
Nastor
Foard County
Crowell
Rix
Gray
Lucy
Johnnie Ray. Gray
Alaudia
Fla
Jerry Gray
Westminster
Calif
Roy Gray
31St St
John W. Graham
32Nd St
Eldon
Crownover
Chillicothe
Homer Martin
Gillland
Lester Statser
Espanola
N. M
Litlie Grimes
Tulsa
May Hubbard
Hereford
Bob Jones
Biz Spring
Jim Gray
Amarillo
Jiggs Gray
Seattle
Wash
Fart Gray
Emery Gray
Rufus T. Gray
Eastland
Hubert Price Funeral Services Today
Hubert H Price 82 of 2119 Matin St dies after a three week illness in Highland Hospital Funeral services set for 4 pm in Bowman Chapel First Methodist Church burial in Resthaven Cemetery directed by Sanders Funeral Home He was a retired United Fidelity Life Insurance agent and longtime First Methodist member Survivors include wife Tagg son Howard A daughter Verlon Bigham nine grandchildren and five great grandchildren
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Hubert H. Price
Matin St
Bowman Chapel
First Methodist Church
Price
Highland Hospital
Paul M. Bumpers
Resthaven Cemetery
Sanders Funeral Home
Lubbock
Amarillo
United Fidelity Life Insurance Company
Services for John Ples John son set at Plains Baptist Church
Funeral services for John Ples John son 81 of 3206 E Main St are at 2 p.m. today at Plains Baptist Church with Sanders Funeral Home directing burial in Resthaven Memorial Park. Surviving family includes his wife two sons a daughter a sister seven grandchildren and five great grandchildren.
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John Ples Johnson
E. Main St
Plains Baptist Church
Resthaven Memorial Park
Sanders Funeral Home
Services planned in city today for McFarland
Numan H. McFarland 77, longtime Lubbock resident, died Thursday after a heart attack. Services at 4 p.m. in the J. A. Hodges Memorial Chapel First Christian Church. Burial in City of Lubbock Cemetery. He was a former Kuykendall Chevrolet manager and later ran a body shop. Survivors include three sons, a brother, a sister, five grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Pallbearers listed.
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J. A. Hodges
First Christian Church
Numan H. McFarland
Lubbock
Methodist Hospital
Dudley Strain
City of Lubbock
Sanders Funeral Home
McFarland
2Th St
Ladonia
Texas
Kuykendall Chevrolet Co
Khiva Temple
Louie
25Th St
Fred M
22Nd St
Hugh McFarland
Williams Afb
Ariz
Jim
Greenville
Tex
Annette Milford
Jack Clayton
J. MM. Mullins, Jr
Hugh Hazelwood
W. E. Jones
Royce Jackson
Jim Benton
Spreading Rains and Hail Hit North Texas Area
Severe thunderstorms sparked heavy hail up to golf ball size and torrential rain across North Texas Friday night. Widespread warnings posted as storms moved from Hillsborough Waco line north and east through Dallas area and into Corsicana Ennis Terrell Athens Kemp and beyond.
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Asweisted
North Texas
Weather Bureau
Hillsboro - Waco
Greenville
Wacoté
Hillsboro
Waxahachle
KBEC
Wax Ahachle
Dallas
Ferris
Kaufman
Kemp
Athens
Clayton
N.M
Spearman
Amarillo
Presidio
Cotulla
del Rio
Lubbock
South Plains
Mrs Etheredge Rites Arranged in Snyder
Services for Mrs. W. L. Sadie Etheredge 64 who died Thursday at Coedell Memorial Hospital Snyder are set for 4 p.m. at North Side Baptist Church. Burial will follow at Hillside Memorial Gardens. Bolger Funeral Home directs. She was born in Scurry County and married February 18, 1922 in Hobbs. Survivors include husband Etheredge two daughters two sisters and a brother and four grandchildren.
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Etheredge
Hobbs
E. L. Edwards
G.T. McMahan
Snyder
W. L. Murphy
Amarillo
A. L. McMillan
Joe Peterson
Visalia
Calif
Mrs. Humphries Services Pending in Crosbyton
Martha Ann Humphries 89 a Crosbyton resident since 1944 died at a local nursing home around 6 30 p m Friday Funeral arrangements are at Carter Funeral Home Survivors include six daughters Mrs A W Wallace Crosbyton Mrs W H Shackelford Odessa Mrs B M Smith Van Nuys California Mrs Dave Hudson Arcadia California Mrs G H Pedigree t Lubbock and Mrs Wilkerson Matador Two sons H E Annona W H Dimmitt C E Mitchell Lubbock 35 grandchildren three great grandchildren and one great great grandchild
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crosbyton
Martha Ann Humphries
Carter Funeral Home
A. W. Wallace
W. Hh, Shackelford
Odessa
Smith
van Nuys
Calif
Dave Hudson
Arcadia
G. H. Pedigree T
Lubbock
Wilkerson
Matador
Steesons
H. E
Annona
W. H
Dimmitt
C. E. Mitchel
Bid Notice for Typewriters by Lubbock ISD
Lubbock Independent School District invites bids for Typewriters due by 2 00 P M CDT May 9 1968 in the Coordinator of Purchasing office at 1715 Street Lubbock Texas. Bids will be opened and read aloud. Bid forms available on request from Harold Glasscock Coordinator of Purchasing.
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Lubbock Independent School District
1715Th Street
Lubbock
Texas
Harold Glasscock
Sith Street
Labbhbock Independent
26Th Street
Purchas
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Mrs. Campbell
William Jones
Aube Basted
Julien C. Hyer
Museum Association
West Texas Museum Association
L. G. Pierce Jy
David M. Wigness
Clem Bovetie
Glen McLaughlin
DPS
Vince Cortazzo
Cortazzo
AiResearch Division
Los Angeles
Garrett Corp
NASA
North Pole
Jean-Luc Bombardier
Montreal
Ralph Plaisted
St. Paul, Minn
Montreal International
Plaisted
Pole
Judson W. Jones
Tokyo
Japanese Tax Bureau
Henry
Meddie Gray
Hubert Price
Lauretta Bailey
Terry County
Immanuel Baptist Church
Brownfield
Monteray
Sam) Beckham
Jal
An Andrews
St. Cecelia's Catholic Church
North
Peaceful Gardens
Memorial Park
Tahoki
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