Humphrey Gains Support Ahead of Chicago Nomination
Vice President Humphrey picks up new backing from Congress and state leaders as he prepares to declare for the Democratic nomination. Endorsements flow from AFL CIO leaders Cabinet secretaries lawmakers and state officials signaling broad party backing ahead of the Chicago convention.
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Hubert H. Humphrey
Congress
Johnson
Humphrey
United Democrats For Humue
Shereham Hotel
Mashington
Afl--Cio
George Meany
Orville Freeman
Agriculture
W. Willard Wirtz
Labor
Frank E. Mors
Utah
Daniel K. Inouye
Hawaii
Thomas Ashley
Ohio
Spark Matsunaga
John Dingell
William Ford
Michigan
Georgia
George T. Smith
Chicago
Smith
Robert F. Kennedy
Duny
Coloradan
Colorado
Mark A. Hogan
Indiana
Tech Prof urges church role in sexual education
Mrs Wildring Edwards, professor of Marriage and Family Life at Texas Tech, spoke to the Lubbock Ministers Association at St Luke’s Lutheran Church on the church’s duty in sex education. She argued youth struggle to discuss sexuality with parents and pastors hindering proper learning. The Rev Morris Sheats of Trinity Church heads the association with Rev Herman Williams guiding as vice president and program chair.
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Wildring Edwards
Texas Tech
Lubbock Ministers Association
St. Luke's Sethnan Church
Wirs. Edwards
Tech
Texas Council ‘On Family Relations
Morris Sheats
Trinity Church
Lubbock Ministers ‘Assn
Herman Wilams
Second Baptist Church
Mayo Graduates To Meet Here
Former Mayo College of Commerce alumni, forerunner of East Texas State University, gather today at the Plainsman Hotel for a reunion. An informal 2:50 p.m. meeting precedes a 6:30 p.m. dinner with reservations due by 5 p.m. Officers include President H. S. E. Taylor of Portales New Mexico, Secretary-Treasurer Miss Anna Casey, and Assistant Secretary-Treasurer Mrs. J P Kenney.
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Mayo College, of Commerce
East Texas State University
Plainsman
Mayo College
HS. EE. Taylor
Portales
N. M
Anna Casey
15Th St
J.P. Kenney
20Th St
City Youth Receives Back Social Security Payment
Augustin Gonzales 16 son of Martina Gonzales of 708 15th St received a 1700 dollar back payment from the Lubbock Social Security Office after his father Guadalupe Gonzales died in 1966. The funds, held since the claim was filed, will aid his mother who works as a waitress. Gonzales attends evening classes at Slaten Junior High and works at the police shop via Neighborhood Youth Corps.
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Augustin Gonzales
Martina Gonzales
15Th St
Lubbock
Augustin
Social Security Office
Slaten
5Th Street
Avenue J
Social Security
Gonzales
Jim Latimer
Feld
Bill West
Claims
Texas Governor Hopefuls Hit Big Cities On Campaign Trail
Texas gubernatorial candidates toured major cities with Ed Whittenburg attacking opponents’ funding sources and Waggoner Carr labeling Don Yarborough the labor boss candidate. Eugene Locke urged a dedicated education fund while Dolph Briscoe proposed an open door forum. Preston Smith and Paul Eggers pressed education and state accounting reforms as candidates touted industry recruitment and anti pollution pledges.
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Texas
Ed Whittenburg
Houston
Dallas
Waggoner Carr
Lubbock
Don Yarborough
Eugene Locke
Austin
Dolph Briscoe
Uvalde
Paul Eggers
Beaumont
Don Gladden
Fort Worth
Ben Barnes
Barnes
Genes Smith
John Hill
Dallas County
Publishing Chief Denies Race and Union Bias
Lovick Pierce, president and publisher of the Methodist Publishing House, says the firm treats white and Negro employees on a fair merit basis with equal promotion opportunities and that it is neither pro nor con unions. A governance conference review followed a Christianity and Crisis article alleging bias.
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George W. Cornell
Dallas
Methodism
Lovick Pierce
Methodist Publishing House
Nashville
Puzzles Solve Afternoon for Women at White Plains Store
A women’s group gathered at a White Plains department store on a Saturday afternoon to solve puzzles rather than play bridge. After two hours, teams that finished first or were closest to completing won prizes, with co sponsorship from the store and a puzzle maker.
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White Plains, N.Y
UPD
White Plains
Edifice Complex Rampant in American Churches
Religion writer Louis Cassels notes churches build at about one billion dollars annually with total postwar religious real estate investment exceeding eight billion. Some leaders pause projects to fund poor programs, yet overall church brick and mortar priorities persist. The Episcopal Church plans a 1969 Notre Dame convention and the National Conference of Christians and Jews recognizes Eastern Orthodox Christianity as a fourth major faith.
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Louis Cassels
America
U.S. Department of Commerce
U.S
Horace W B Donegan
Episcopal
New York
St. John the Divine
Patrick Cardinal O'Boyle
Washington, D.C
Southern Baptist Convention
Southern Baptists
The
Episcopal Church
Notre Dame University
National Conference of Christians and Jews
Rome
NCGS
Lubbock Newcomers Hold Bridge Luncheon
Lubbock newcomers met Wednesday for luncheon and bridge at the Women's Club in Lubbock. Bridge winners were Mrs Harry Elwell, Phillip Mathis, H G Curry, W O Reed and Ernest Proud. An newcomers meeting is set for 12 30 p m May 8 at the Women's Club. interested attendees may call Mrs E P Sanders at SW5 8602.
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Libbock
Lubbock
Mmes. iHarry Elwell
Phillip Mathis
H. GB. Curry
W. O. Reed
Ernest Proud
jClib
E. P. Sanders
Try 'N Trim TOPS Crowns April Queen
TOPS club met Thursday night at Lubbock National Bank basement with Mrs. Tommy Townsend presiding. The monthly queen crowned was Mrs. Don Roberts who lost 17 pounds. runner-up Mrs. Paul Walton. Attendance awards went to Mrs. Charles Gibson and Miss Alta Shaw. State convention was discussed by delegates. Invocation led by Mrs. Orville Wolverton.
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Trim
Lubbock National Bank
Tommy Townsend
Don Roberts
Paul Walton
Charles Gibson
Altan Shaw
Orville Wolverton
Mrs Kay Perry Honored at Miscellaneous Shower
Mrs. Dallas Cowan formerly Miss Kay Perry was honored at a miscellaneous shower at the home of Mrs. Zelma Barrett 3114 A 36th St. Special guests included Mrs. Ben Perry and Mrs. Johnny Marshall. Hostesses gave an electrical appliance as a gift.
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Dallas Cowan
Kay Perry
Zelma Barrett
Ben Perry
Johnny Marshall
Bullock elected president of Texas Federation of Music Clubs
Mrs. Guy H. Bullock of Garland was chosen president at the Texas Federation of Music Clubs convention wrapping up in Corpus Christi on Friday.
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