Fort Worth DeMolay leader marks 33 years of service
H Malvern Marks has served as adult advisor for the Fort Worth Chapter of DeMolay since 1933, guiding 12 000 Texas DeMolays. A past Grand Master and 33rd degree Mason, he travels about 40 000 miles yearly, chaired civic roles, and credits DeMolay with shaping young men through seven precepts.
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Fort Worth
The
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Avalanche-Journal
Texas Life Underwriters Association
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Texas
Lillis
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York
Ohio
DeMolay
Edna Gladner Home For Unwed Mothers
New Mexico Man Killed In Mishap
Gregory Howard Gilchrist 18 of McDonald N M died after a tractor flipped while making a U turn on State Road 18 near McDonald N M about 530 p m Saturday. He was pinned beneath the tractor and died en route to Lea General Hospital Lovington state police reported.
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Tatum
N.M
Gregory Howard Gilchrist
Lea General Hospital
Lovington
McDonald
Woman in Critical Condition After Bicycle Auto Crash
Mrs. Leon Harris 43 of 3501 39th St and her husband 45 were injured in a bicycle auto crash on 50th St. Mrs Harris remained in very critical condition Saturday night at Methodist Hospital in ICU. Her husband was listed in fair condition. he works as a partner in Webster Harris and Welborn advertising firm.
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Leon Harris
39Th St
Lubbock
Methodist Hospital
Harris
Webster, Harris and Welborn
Cage may return to Dallas in about a month
Dallas Dist Atty Henry Wade says BenJack Cage may be back in Dallas within a month. Wade notes the city needs him and knows his location. Cage was sentenced to 10 years in prison in 1957 for embezzling.
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Benjack Cage
Dallas
Henry Wade
Senators Prepare Roll Call Vote On HEW Funds Amid Inflation Debate
GOP leaders plan roll call votes on $490 million in HEW fund increases from the House, arguing the administration must show restraint to curb inflation. Dirksen says the test will reveal Johnson’s stance on spending while Proxmire seeks to trim space and public building programs.
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Health, Education, and Welfare Department
William Proxmire
D- Wis
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Gerald R. Ford
Michigan
Pharma firm to reimburse hospitals for 25 percent drug costs
Hoffmann La Roche will reimburse hospitals 25 percent of the cost of Roche drugs used by Medicare patients. The plan aims to reduce Medicare costs and aid doctors, with quarterly refunds processed by computer. Letters go to 8,000 hospitals and physicians nationwide.
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V.D. Mattia
Hoffman-La Roche, Inc
Roche
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Hoffman- la Roche
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Rusk Eyes Soviet Spirit of Compromise on Disarmament
Secretary of State Dean Rusk voiced cautious optimism that the Soviet Union will negotiate a broad disarmament accord in a spirit of compromise. He cited aims to curb nuclear spread and cut weapon material production amid Geneva talks and U.S. opposition to German independent capacity. Two burglary suspects were described after a Carlisle incident at FLW Boyd grocery and Gamble's Bar-B-Que reported thefts of a cash register and telephone cord.
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Controversial Jobless Pay Issue Sparks renewed Democratic pledge
Democratic readers pledged to renew their fight for federal minimum standards in unemployment benefits. The plan faced two Senate shocks as a standards provision failed twice. Senate debate centered on weeks of eligibility and minimum weekly payments amid opposition from Republicans and Southern Democrats.
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Senate
Mike Mansfield
Russell Long
D-La
Johnson
Congress
House
Long
Two Plainview Men Charged In Thefts
Plainview deputies charged Donald Ellege and George Anderson with misdemeanor theft after a series of thefts of irrigation well accessories. They also faced burglary charges for a barn raid at the Tull Thompson farm southwest of Plainview. Ellege pleaded guilty and received 50 days in jail and a fine of 195. Anderson posted bond totaling 3500. Welding equipment and wrenches were recovered.
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Charles Tue
Hare County
Donald Ellege
George Anderson
Tull Thompson
Elege
Anderson
Attempted Burglary, Theft Incident Probed
Lubbock County sheriff's deputies investigate an attempted burglary and theft incident. Law enforcement is reviewing surveillance footage and interviewing witnesses to determine suspects and timeline. Local residents are urged to report any information to the sheriff's office.
Ten Years of Silent Cinematography Ends Series
The Tech Union Coronado Room hosts a free 8 p.m. Tuesday screening to close a ten year silent cinema series. Five prior installments drew standing-room crowds as the Ideas and Issues Committee sponsors plan a fall followup. Featured reels include Whose Baby, Hired and Fired, Boobs in the Woods, and three Tom Nix shorts with Cactus Jim's Shop Girl and Loreal Color listed among the program.
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Tech Union
Coronado
Ideas and Issues Committee
Bobby Bennon
The
Sennett
Hal Roach
Charlie Chase
Mas Sennett
Harry Langdon
Tom Nix
Beatle John Lennon Backed by South African Clergyman
In Johannesburg a South African minister, Rev. Mervyn Moore, supported John Lennon and his remark that The Beatles are more popular than Jesus Christ. Moore said Lennon is a silly young cuss but correct about popularity.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
UPDA
John Lennon
Jesus Christ
Mervyn Moore
Gohn
Open Defiance: 19-Year-Old Fired After Aiding Victims
Austin firm superintendent Jim Carey fired Bill Davis Jr. for leaving his post to aid victims during the Monday sniper shootings. Davis helped two wounded civilians, a jewelry store manager, and an ambulance driver despite live gunfire, and declined to return after being offered his job back.
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Davis
Guadalupe Street
University
Charles Joseph Whitman
University of Texas
Carey
Peace Corps
California GOP Urges Rumford Act Repeal or Amendment
The California Republican party urged repeal or amendment of the Rumford Act banning racial discrimination in housing sales and rentals. Ronald Reagan pressed repeal, while the convention approved a plank allowing repeal or amendment and its replacement or amendment.
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Sacramento
California
Republican Party
Ronald Reagan
GOP
Convention Triggers Battle Over Housing Discrimination
A California convention action sparks a heated debate over racial housing discrimination influencing the upcoming gubernatorial campaign. Separately, Stockholm banks announce plans to offer free coffee and cake to customers.
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California
Stockholm
Miss Dee Ann Walker Named Maid of Cotton Contender
Miss Dee Ann Walker 19, chosen by Post Chamber of Commerce as Post's first Maid of Cotton representative in 10 years. She will compete August 29–30 in the South Plains event at Lubbock. Walker, Baylor University sophomore education major, teaches music to about 100 children and serves as youth director and organist at First Methodist Church.
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Post Chamber of Commerce
South Plains
Lubbock
Pat N.walker
Baylor University
Post
First Methodist Church
Baylor
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