Chief Slain in Michigan Police Shootout
In Memphis Michigan during a two hour siege a man named Leland Dulaney shot and killed Capac Police Chief William Lewis and critically wounded Memphis Police Chief Clifford Anger before dying inside a house. Dulaney had threatened Anger after a prior arrest for driving with a revoked license. Anger remained in critical condition after surgery.
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Memphis
Mich
UPI
William Lewis
Capac
East Michigan
Leland Dulaney
Dulaney
Clifford Anger
Anger
St. Joseph Hospital
Mount Clemens
Detroit
Committee of the Future backs city service planning in graduation events
City officials appoint Bill Blackwell to the Committee of the Future by Mayor Erik Jonsson. The group will identify problems facing cities and propose Municipal League program actions while coordinating graduation ceremonies for junior high and high school students in Benn May.
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Benn
Mgr
Bill Blackwell
Committee of the Future
Texas Municipal League
Erik Jonsson
Dallas
J Perry Brown Services Set In City Friday
Obituary notes J Perry Brown 87 of 2314 28th St with services at Henderson Funeral Chapel Friday led by Rev Don Shephard. Burial in City of Lubbock Cemetery. he died at 4 35 am Wednesday after a long residence in Lubbock since 1935. Survivor details listed.
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J. Perry Brown
28Th St
Henderson
Don Shephard
Grace Presbyterian Church
City of Lubbock
Henderson Funeral
M. K. Stevenson Rites Pending
Snyder obituary for M. K. Stevenson 75 who died in Colorado City Hospital after a short illness. Native of Floresville he lived in Sweetwater long then Snyder since 1966. Survived by daughter Elsie Hager Richardson two sons Mal Snyder Harold B Weslaco two sisters and nine grandchildren.
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Snyder
M. K. Stevenson
Colorado City
Bell Seale Funeral Home
Floresville
Sweetwater
Rio Grande Valley
Elsie
Bob Hager
Richardson
Mal
Harold B
Weslaco
George Mahon
Washington, D.C
W. W. Rhodes
Hearing Planned On Louisiana Judge Conduct
The Louisiana Judiciary Commission will hold a May 18 hearing on the ethical conduct of criminal district Judge Edward A. Haggerty Jr. He was acquitted in January of obscenity and soliciting for prostitution tied to a December 17 1969 motel raid.
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New Orleans
UPI
Louisiana Judiciary Commission
Edward A. Haggerty Jr
Robert E. Lecorgne
Commission
Haggerty
Matthew Braniff
Braniff
Telephone links reopen Prague and Tokyo with West Germany
AP reports Czechoslovakia and Japan have resumed telephone communications through West Germany instead of the Soviet Union, signaling a shift in early cold war regional contacts. The move comes amid postwar efforts to normalize relations and expand cross border lines of contact.
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Prague
Czechoslovakia
Japan
Germany
Soviet Union
Hew Official's Brother Dies
Nathaniel J. Farmer, 42, brother of James Farmer assistant secretary for administration at HEW, died Tuesday after a long illness of cancer. Funeral set for Friday at noon at Asbury Methodist Church in Washington with burial in Culpeper Virginia.
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Washington
UPI
Nathaniel J. Farmer
James Farmer
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Farmer
Austin
Asbury Methodist Church
Culpepper
Williams Rites Pending at Rix Funeral Directors
Woodrow B. Williams 56 of 4109 Avenue H died Tuesday at 2 57 p m in Methodist Hospital He is survived by wife Lucille three daughters Mrs Leon Reese Mrs Jerry McAda and Mrs Ronald Lewis a sister Mrs Nora Graves and seven grandchildren Funeral services are pending at Rix Funeral Directors
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Rix
Woodrow B. Williams
Avenue H
Methodist Hospital
Lucille
Leon Reese
65Th St
Jerry McAda
Tlst St
Ronald Lewis
New York
Nora Graves
Acuff Road
Charlie Cooks Funeral Today in Lovington New Mexico
Charlie Frederick Cook 89 died Tuesday at Lea General Hospital Lovington. Funeral 2 p m in Smith Rogers Chapel with ministers Engle Hook Vernon officiating. Burial in Lovington Cemetery. A native of Seminole he was a retired rancher. Survivors include three sons three daughters two brothers ten grandchildren one great grandchild and six great great grandchildren.
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Lovington
N. M
Charlie Frederick Cook
Lovington Lea General Hospital
Smith-Rogers
Fred Engle
Roswell
Preston G. Cook
Amarillo
Jack Cook
Boulder
Colo
James W. Cook
Ft. Stockton
Fred McIntosh
Phoenix, Ariz
D. H. Dean
Claunch
Wayne Camp
A. G. Bohannon
Midland
J. C. Bohannon
Hobbs
N.M
Royal C. Jones Rites Arranged
Royal Curtis Jones 74 a retired car dealer died at home Monday night of an apparent heart attack. Funeral will be 2 p m today at Campbell Funeral Home Chapel with Rev Norris Taylor officiating. Burial in Highland Memorial Cemetery Spur. Survivors include Ina Mae his wife two sons W R of Seattle Alvin of Spur a daughter Frances Kizer of Denver City 11 grandchildren six great grandchildren. Pallbearers listed as Guy Karr J H Taylor Lewis Lee Horace Hyatt Claude Barclay Martin Pope.
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Aubrey Ray
Northam
Northside Baptist Church
Lovington
Memorial Lawn
Roswell
Smith-Rodgers Funeral Home
Hobbs, N.M
Royal Curtis Jones
Campbell Funeral Home
Norris Taylor
First Baptist Church
Highland Memorial Cemetery
Stamford
Waxahachie
Spur
Ina Mae
W. R
Seattle
Wash
Alvin
Frances Kizer
Denver City
Guy Karr
J. H. Taylor
Lawis Lee
Horace Hyatt
Claude Barclay
Martin Pope
Mrs. Rose Ann Masters Dies After Short Illness
Mrs. Rose Ann Masters 34 of 4004 45th St died at Methodist Hospital after a short illness Tuesday. Services at John Knox Presbyterian Church at 10 a.m. with Rev. Clements E. Lamberth Jr. officiating. Burial in Miami Oklahoma followed by services at 2 p.m. Friday at First Presbyterian Church in Miami. Rix Funeral Directors in charge. She taught sixth grade at Stubbs Elementary, was a Texas State Teachers Association member, and moved from Kansas City to Lubbock in 1965. Survived by two daughters Rachel Elizabeth and Meredith Malinda, a son John David, mother Wilma Lucky, father James Lucky, and sister Sally Musgrove. Memorials to Masters Memorial Fund at John Knox.
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Rose Ann Masters
45Th St
Methodist Hospital
John Knox Presbyterian Church
Clements E. Lamberth Jr
Miami
Okla
First Presbyterian Church
Rix
Stubbs
Texas State Teachers Association
Lubbock
Kansas City
Rachel Elizabeth
Meredith Malinda
John David
Wilma Lucky
James Lucky
Gallup
N. M
Sally Musgrove
Mannford
Oklo
Masters
Chester Hemphill Rites Planned
Chester H. Hemphill 70 died at Medical Arts Hospital. Services set for Friday at Second Baptist Church Lamesa with Rev. Abe Hester and Rev. Larry Marshall officiating. Burial in Lamesa Memorial Park. Survived by son John F. of Lamesa, two sisters Annie Pipps Wichita Falls and Essie Faye Parks Grand Prairie, and one grandchild.
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Chester H. Hemphill
Medical Arts
Second Baptist Church
Abe Hester
Larry Marshall
Lamesa Memorial Park
Branon Funeral Home
John FP
Annie Pipps
Wichita Falls
Essie Faye Parks
Grand Prairie
Davenport Dies in City at 81 in Lubbock Era
Bert Martin Davenport Sr. 81, a farmer and WWI veteran, died at 7:45 p.m. Wednesday at Jin Ray's Convalescent Home. Born in Yell County Arkansas, he lived in Hastings and Okla before moving to Lubbock in March. Survived by son Bert Jr. of 2109 47th Street, brother Victor of Arizona, and sister Mrs. Ruth Russell of Rochester.
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Bert Martin Davenport, Sr
Jin Ray
Rix
Davenport
Yell County
Ark
Hastings
Oklo
Lubbock
Bert Jr
47Th Street
Victor
Arizona
Ruth Russell
Rochester
Arthritis Pain Formula Analgesic Tablets
Arthritis Pain Formula is promoted as a stronger, gentler morning relief with 50 percent more pain reliever per tablet and two antacids. The formula is described as micronized for better absorption, enabling use on an empty stomach and aimed at reducing early morning stiffness for arthritis sufferers.
Fraternity Motto Verses By Julien C Hyer
A fragment praising the Brepherd Fraternity with Biblical phrases on honor and brotherhood. The note invokes I Peter 2 17 and Epistle One urging courtesy reverence to God and the king. The author signs Julien C Hyer.
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Peter
Julien C, Hyer
Norway tops Europe in cement exports at 1969 record
Norway becomes the largest European cement exporter with 11.1 million tons shipped in 1969, up from 829000 tons in 1968. The United States accounted for 30 percent of exports while Africa the Canary Islands and Asia received the remainder.
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Oslo
UPD
Norway
Europe
United States
Africa
Canary Islands
Asia
Fire damages kitchen at St. Mark's Presbyterian Church
Firefighters contained a blaze at St. Mark's Presbyterian Church on 4600 48th St. heavy damage hit the kitchen and attic after an electric oven fire. Four fire units battled the flames for over an hour while the minister reportedly had left minutes earlier.
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St. Mark’s Presbyterian Church
48Th St
Lym
A. C. Black
District 2
Louie
Pettigrew
Lubbock Fire Department
Harry Osborne
Caprock
Caprock Center
50Th Street
Bonsai Art Described As Dwarf Trees Training
An overview explains bonsai as the practice of dwarfing trees to resemble mature, centuries-old specimens in miniature form. The tradition emphasizes shaping, pruning, and training to achieve lifelike balance and proportion.
Oscar winning actor Ed Begley dies at 69 in dinner party heart seizure
Ed Begley, 69, Oscar winning supporting actor, died of a heart seizure at 10:15 p.m. Tuesday at the Hollywood receiver hospital after collapsing at a friend's dinner party. A storied stage and screen veteran, he leaves wife Helen and children from prior marriages. Begley won the 1962 Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor for Sweet Bird of Youth and appeared in The Great Gatsby and The Unsinkable Molly Brown among other works.
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Ed Begley
N&t
Begley
Telusion
Smotion Pictures
Hollywood Receivy Hospital
Mrriage
Little Manton
Helen
Spector
May Brown
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Lee E. Gholson
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Iris Stinson
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State Assembly of Christian Churches
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