Lawyers Debate Campus Protests At ABA Meeting
Dallas AP report on ABA gathering where Leon Jaworski and others warned against campus violence and linked unrest to the Vietnam era. Debate focused on whether violence is planned, the role of sociologists, and how to balance discipline with legal rights for student protesters.
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Dallas
Leon Jaworski
American Bar Association
Jaworski
National Commission On the Causes and Prevention of
ABA
Young Lawyers
Jerome Skolnick
University of California
Commission
Skolnick
William A. Stanmeyer
Georgetown University
Washington
Stanmeyer
Robert S. Powell
U. S. National Student Association
America
University of Texas
Rogers Calls For New China Talks At ANZUS Meeting
U S Secretary of State William P. Rogers urged Communist China to resume talks aimed at reducing world tensions during a luncheon at the Australian National Press Club. He noted Washington would seek resumption of Warsaw talks and said the U S does not bow to Beijing demands to drop support for Taiwan.
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Canberra
UPI
U.S
William P. Rogers
China
United States
Rogers
Australian National Press Club
Warsaw
Australia
New Zealand
Peking
Republic of China
Soviet Union
Netherlands
Anzus Council
Mrs Wrights Services Set in Lubbock and Greenville
Services for Mrs Lakie F Wright 75 of 1313 41st St Lubbock will be held at 2 p m today at Coker Matthews Peters Funeral Home in Greenville The Rev Howard Jones of First Baptist Church Greenville will officiate She died at Lubbock Osteopathic Hospital after a three month illness Burial will be in Forest Park Cemetery Greenville Survivors include two sons Raymond and Lynn a daughter Louise Cole five grandchildren and eight great grandchildren plus three sisters
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Greenville
Lakie F. Wright
41St St
Lubbock
Coker-Matthews-Peters
Howard Jones
First Baptist Church
Raymond
Ave. R
Lynn
Alice
Louise Cole
Horace Hershhey
Hereford
Bill Rush
Dallas
Sam McKinney
Ex Drunk Denies Being Minister
James H. Carter once claiming to be a Washington minister confessed at a news conference that he lied about his clerical career. The 54 year old former wanderer said his drinking had driven the fabrication and that he had attended a Bowery mission.
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New York
James H. Carter
Washington, D.C
Carter
Bowery Mission
St. Thomas’ Rch
Washington
Russ Morgan Dies at 65 and His Son to Carry On
Russ Morgan, 65, died of a cerebral hemorrhage in Las Vegas after a stroke and hospital observation since July. His son Jack, 29, plans to continue the Russ Morgan Orchestra with Jack conducting. Morgan helped popularize big band music in the 1930s and 1940s and wrote hits like Somebody Else Is Taking My Place and You're Nobody Til Somebody Loves You.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Russ Morgan
Jack
Jack Morgan
Morgan
Mrs. Williams Dies In Clovis
Maude Jane Williams 85 died Thursday at Clovis Memorial Hospital after a long illness. A Clovis resident since 1919, she will be buried at Mission Gardens Cemetery after services at 2 PM in Charles W Steed Memorial Chapel led by Dr. R L Willingham. Survivors include daughters Madeline Prather Evansville Ind and Doris Damron Clovis, a son Daniel P. of Lubbock, and sister Eulah McCoy Lewisville.
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Clovis
Maude Jane Williams
Clovis Memorial Hospital
Charles W. Steed
Evansville
Ind
Doris Damron
Daniel P
57Th St
Lubbock
Eulah McCoy
Lewisville
Tex
Services Today For Mrs Zahl
Mrs Zahl of 3215 26th St died Thursday after a long illness. Services at 4 p.m. at Henderson Chapel with Rev Andrew Mild officiating. Burial in City of Lubbock Cemetery. Survived by sister Mrs L K Bray of Route 1 Lubbock. Pallbearers listed.
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Fern Foster Zahl
26Th St
Henderson Chapel
Andrew Mild
Shepherd
Woman's Insurance Club
L. K. Bray
Route 1
Lubbock
Pat Hartsfield
Arnold Maeker
M. F. Minssen
Alvin Shambeck
Ray Adrean
Bill Murfee
Robert Stinson's Services Today
Robert Stinson 71 died after an apparent heart attack at his Paducah home. Funeral services are set for 2 p.m. at First United Methodist Church with Rev. Robert Beck and Rev. Charles Gates officiating. Burial will follow in Garden of Memories Cemetery under Norris Funeral Home direction. He was a longtime resident of Cottle County, a retired farmer and rancher, and survived by his wife Willa, two daughters and several sons and grandchildren.
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Paducah
Robert Ferguson Stinson
First United Methodist Church
Robert Beck
First Baptist Church
Charles Gates
Methodist Church
Stinson
Garden of Memories
Norris Funeral Home
Hill County
Cottle County
Willa
Elmer Jones
Mise Viola Stinson
Fiomot
Gona
Clinton
Dallas
Fred
Services Slated Here Today For Rev Joe Boyd
The Rev. Joe Boyd 81 of 3007 38th St dies after long illness. Services at 10 a.m. in Bowman Chapel First United Methodist with Rev Phil Widmer and Dr J O Haymes officiating. Burial in Resthaven Memorial Park. Survivors include wife Mary, two sons Joe Boyd Jr and Capt John Boyd, three brothers, a sister, and four grandchildren. Donations to Methodist Hospital coronary care unit. Pallbearers named.
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Joe Boyd
38Th St
Bowman Chapel
First United Methodist Church
Phil Widmer
J. O. Haymes
J. Howard Crawford
Lubbock
Pension Endowment Foundation
Resthaven Memorial Park
Franklin-Bartley Funeral
Mr. Boyd
Northwest Texas Conference
Mary
Joe Boyd Jr
Houston
Capt
John Boyd
Roseville
Calif
R. Herman Boyd
Waco
L. E. Boyd
Midland
George Boyd
Cisco
Lizzie Yeager
Anson
Mrs. Miriam Volz 63 Dies In Lubbock Hospital
Miriam Volz 63 of 3601 York died on arrival at Methodist Hospital at 11 45 a m after 18 months of illness. A Rawlins Wyoming native, she lived in Lubbock 11 months and worked as a cosmetics saleswoman for Warner Lambert Co. Presbyterian. Sanders Funeral Home directs local arrangements. body to be moved to Rasmussen Shriner Mortuary Rawlins for services. Mrs H A Close and two nephews survive.
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Miriam Volz
York
Methodist Hospital
Volz
Rawlins
Wyo
Lubbock
Warner-Lambert iCo
Sanders Funeral Home
Rasmussen- Shriner Mortuary
H. A. Close
Newcomb
Huntsville Radio Man Calvert Springfield Dies
Calvert C. Springfield 59, commercial manager of Radio KSAM, died Friday from an apparent heart attack. A Huntsville native, he served as a court reporter and secretary to the Texas Prison System manager, worked for the Huntsville Item, and was a Houston Chronicle correspondent. Survivors include his widow, children, and relatives in Madisonville Bloomington Ind and Huntsville. Services set for Saturday at 1 a.m. in Huntsville.
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Huntsville
Calvert C. Springfield
Radio
KSAM
Springfield
Houston
Texas Prison System
Huntsville Item
Houston Chronicle
Associated Press
Gons C. C. Springfield Jr
Madisonville
Rip Springfield
Bloomington
Ind
Douglas Springfield
Armed Forces
Vietnam
John Springfield
A. Gaughter
Anna Katherine Ofustin
Nixon trip faces expert scrutiny over shifting public stance
Washington critics say President Nixon softened his Asia and Vietnam positions for local audiences during a long overseas swing. They note escape clauses and mixed signals in remarks from Guam to Thailand, arguing the trip showed a careful balance between commitment and restraint in Asia policy.
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Washington
UPI
White House
Nixon
Asia
Europe
United States
Pacific
Gracious Heart Poem by Julien C Hyer
Poem asks if readers practice patience generosity and kindness toward those lagging behind. It praises smoothing tempers and defending the accused, urging cultivation of graciousness as a central personal virtue. The author Julien C Hyer emphasizes empathy and supportive action.
Funeral services for Beazley Francis McLarty and Smyer reunion
Services are set for John T. Beazley 57 of Clovis at 2:30 p.m. in Dale Lee Sherwood Chapel with burial in Lawn Haven Cemetery. Also services for Mrs Nallie Francis 75 of Lamesa at 10 a.m. in Lamesa Downtown Church of Christ with burial in Lamesa Memorial Park. H L McLarty 79 of 2513 52nd St. will be buried at City of Lubbock Cemetery after services at 10 a.m. at Sanders Funeral Home. The 88th Smyer descendants reunion will be held Sunday at Lorenzo Community Center with a noon dinner. Seventh Day Adventists in Lubbock plan a special offering at 11 a.m. today to support Oakwood College in Alabama.
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John T. Beazley
Clovis
Dale Lee Sherwood
Lawn Haven Cemetery
Beazley
Nallie Francis
Lamesa
Church of Christ
Lamesa Memorial Park
Branon Funeral Home
Francis
San Angelo
H. L
Henry) McLarty
52Nd St
Sanders Funeral Home
City of Lubbock
McLarty
South Plains
Birtie Vaughn
Jim Smyer
Lorenzo
Lubbock
M. J. Scott
Manhattan Heights Adventist Church
E. 25Th St
Oakwood College
Alabama
Rites Pending for Odis T. King in Plainview
Odis Taylor King 61 died Friday in a Plainview hospital after a long illness. A Vera native, he moved to Kress in 1923 from Munday and married Ruby Lee Price on December 1, 1931. Funeral services are pending at Wood Dunning Funeral Home. Survivors include his wife two sons Bobby and Jerry Wayne four daughters a sister three brothers his father and other relatives.
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Kress
Taylor King
Plainview
Vera
King
Munday
Ruby Lee Price
Kress First Baptist Church
Wood- Dunning Funeral Home
Bobby
Amarillo
Jerry Wayne
Houston
Jerry Gilleland
Sam Vaught
Ray Jones
Tulsa
Landon Sherer
Dayton
Ohio
Jim Durham
C. A
H. F. Jr
Dallas
Ward
Tucson
H. F
Corpsmen Build Dream House at Gary Job Corps Center
Corpsmen at Gary Job Corps Center in San Marcos are constructing a three bedroom split level home as one of eight projects to teach homebuilding stages. This house will be completed while the others are dismantled and rebuilt with each class of corpsmen.
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SAN Marcos
UPI
Gary Job Corps Center
Faithful oilman Strake mourned by five bishops
A funeral mass in Houston for George Strake 74, wealth estimated at 100 to 200 million dollars, honored by Archbishop Furey and five bishops led by Francis J. Furey. The Houston philanthropist, who rose to riches after discovering the Conroe oilfield in 1931, was remembered for faith hope and love and his charitable giving to hospitals youth groups and the church. About 1,000 mourners attended including his widow children and grandchildren.
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Houston
George Strake
Strake
Francis J. Furey
San Antonio
Con
St. Anne’s Catholic Church
Francis Monaghan
St. Anne's
Furey
Columbus
James William Mitchell Dies at 58 in Lubbock
James William Mitchell 58 of 1503 E Main died about noon Friday at home. Justice of the Peace Wayne LeCroy ruled natural causes. Funeral services pending Henderson Funeral Directors with burial at City of Lubbock Cemetery. He was born in Foreman Arkansas and lived in Lubbock since 1949. Survivors include wife Iona a son Jerrell and multiple siblings and grandchildren.
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James William Mitchell
E. Main
Wayne LeCroy
Henderson
Lonnie Hooper Rites Arranged
Services for Lonnie H. Hooper 75 are set for 2 p.m. in Singleton Funeral Chapel Morton with Rev. Harold Harrison of First Baptist Church of Whiteface officiating. Burial follows at Morton Cemetery. Hooper died Thursday night in South Plains Funeral Home Levelland. He is survived by two sons Tollie Pecos and Dale Big Spring. five daughters Pauline Martin Andrews Wilma Griffin Board Camp Ark Robby Cunningham Denver City Dorothy McLaren Omaha Neb Wanda McElroy Dimmitt. two sisters Viva Leath Ona Fla Velma Hooper Byers. 24 grandchildren and 16 great grandchildren.
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Morton
Lonnie H. Hooper
Singleton
Harold Harrison
First Baptist Church of
Whiteface
Morton Cemetery
Singleton Funeral Home
Hooper
South Plains
Levelland
Lennie
Tollie
Pecos
Dale
Big Spring
Pauline Martin
Andrews
Wilma Griffin
Board Camp, Ark
Robby Cunningham
Denver City
Dorothy McLaren
Omaha
Neb
Wanda McElroy
Dimmitt
Viva Leath
Ona, Fla
Velma Hooper
Byers
Tonsil surgeries lift five children of one Texas family
Mr and Mrs Hoytt Rachels Sr of 216 E 37th St had five of their seven children ages 6 to 17 undergo tonsil removals at West Texas Hospital in a single morning. The family planned the operations after a winter of sore throats and expect a brief hospital stay followed by home recovery with ice cream and soft drinks awaiting them.
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West Texas Hospital
Mrs. Hoytt
JO Ann Phinny
Avalanche
Journal
Rachels
Bob May Dies In City Hospital
Bob May 54 of 2415 21st St died at 8 27 p m Friday in Osteopathic Hospital after an apparent heart attack. He was a gunsmith. Survived by wife a son John R at home two daughters Mrs Pat Griffin 5013 52nd St and Mrs Katherine Griffin 122 Ave U a sister Mrs Hugh Gay North Bend Wash and four grandchildren.
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Bob May
21St St
Bock Osteopathic Hospital
Franklin-Bartley Funeral Home
May
John R
Pat Griffin
52Nd St
Katherine Griffin
Ave. U
Hugh Gay
North Bend
Wash
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Lubbock County Farm Bureau
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Terry Walkup
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Nancy
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Ayub
Julien C. Hyer
Smyer
Guy Smyer
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