Temple Houston Morrow Rites Set In Quanah
Funeral services for Temple Houston Morrow, longtime resident of 10 years and descendant of Texas hero Sam Houston, are planned at First Methodist Church in Quanah. Burial follows at Quanah Cemetery. graveside rites by Masonic Lodge 841 with Rev. Huckabee and Rev. Crutchfield assisting.
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Temple Houston
Morrow
Meth Insurance
Pasochist
Texas
Samider
Sanders Funer- Houston
Finis
Crutchfield
Brinkerhoff Kansas Editor dies at 81
F W Brinkerhoff longtime Pittsburg Headlight and Sun editor publisher died after a heart attack at 81 He arrived in Pittsburg in 1911 and became a leading Kansas editor with AP roles and Pulitzer jury service Survived by widow Pearl Morrow and his extended family in Texas and Kansas.
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Kansas
Pittsburg
Kan
F. W. Brinkerhoff
Brinkerhoff
Pittsburgh
William Allen White
Kansas AP
Kansas Associated Press
Associated Press
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Otta- 44
Ottawa Herald
Pittsburg Publishing Co
Headlight and Sun
Stauffer Publications
Capper Publications, Inc
Topeka State Journal Co
Newton Publishing Co
Ksek Broadcasting Co
Pearl
James Williams Rites Monday
Services for James Williams aged 82 who died at Porter Clinic will be held Monday at 2 30 p m at New Hope Baptist Church with Rev A L Dunn officiating. Burial follows in City of Lubbock Cemetery under Jamison Funeral Home direction. He leaves a daughter Jessie Barber of Lubbock two sons Percy and Carl Williams a stepdaughter Grace Smith of Slaton three sisters Chaney Williams Mary Jane Wright and Frankie Burleson a brother Kelly Williams and four grandchildren.
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James Williams
27Th St
Porter Clinic
New Hope Baptist Church
A. L. Dunn
City of Lubbock Cemetery
Jamison Funeral Home
Jessie Barber
Lubbock
Percy
Carl Williams
Grace Smith
Lloyd Lusk Rites Held In Floydada
Funeral services for Lloyd Lusk 75 of Floydada were held Saturday in the First Baptist Church chapel. He had lived in Floydada since 1934 and died last Thursday in a Plainview hospital after a heart ailment. Burial was in Lockney Cemetery. Survivors include nieces and nephews. He never married.
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Floydada
Lloyd Lusk
First Baptist Church
Floyd Bradley
Lockney
Moore Funeral Home
Lusk
Plainview
Scoggins Rites Pend In Winters
Funeral is pending for Dealvin Scoggins 63 farmer of Lea County who died Saturday after a heart attack in a local hospital. He farmed 20 miles northeast of Lovington born April 21 1903 in Runnels County Texas services will be announced by Spill Brothers Funeral Home Winters burial at Wingate Cemetery near Winters local arrangements by Smith Rogers Funeral Home.
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Lovington
Dealvin Scoggins
Lea County
Scoggins
Runnels County
Tex
Spill Brothers Funeral Home
Winters
Ifdna
Child’s Pet Cocker Grows To Rosalind Size
A short AP Wirephoto caption notes Rosalind the cocker spaniel will reach the size of Susie, described as motherly toward her animal companion as she grows from a playful puppy to a full grown dog.
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Rosalind
Boston
Franklin Park Zoo
Sleeping Cocker
Susie
Susan Pressman
Cocker
Six Girl Scouts Swim 20 Miles Across Channel
In Dover England six Girl Scouts averaging 15 years old swam the English Channel in relay, starting at Cap Gris Nez at 3 25 a.m. Sally Rose began the crossing and Margaret Greenway finished it at the English shore in 13 hours 11 minutes. An Iranian lieutenant Mostafa Etaati Sr was pulled from the water seven miles from shore after 10 hours 20 minutes.
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Dover
England
Sally Rose
Cap Gris Nez
France
Margaret Greenway
Mostafa Etaati
Etaati
Man Charged In Woman's Death In New Jersey Shore Slayings
Ed ward A. Lynch, 34, a bartender, was charged with the murder of Dorothy McKenzie in Toms River New Jersey. The case tied to a string of shore area female slayings, with Lynch linked only to McKenzie.
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Toms River
N.J
Edward A. Lynch
Dorothy McKenzie
New Jersey Shore
Lynch
McKenzie
Pentagon Says Viet Nam War Not Like Korea
The Pentagon argues comparing Viet Nam and Korea is apples and oranges as US forces in Viet Nam rise toward 400000 with no mass redeployments from Europe. Casualties in Viet Nam are far lower than Korea, but ongoing commitments and manpower trends imply Viet Nam could surpass Korea in total troops.
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Avalanche
Washington Bureau
Washington
United States
Viet Nam
Korea
Pentagon
Nike
Laos
U. S
Defense Department
Europe
National Guard
Viet Naam
National ‘Guard
Johnson
United Nations
Czech Diplomat Recalled Over Mexico Tobacco Plot
In Mexico City a Czech trade attache Emil Hradacky is recalled to Prague after Mexican senator Alfonso Guerra accused him of selling high tobacco prices to growers to sow unrest. The supposed deal allegedly paid growers three times their local price.
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Mexico City
UPD
Mexico
Prague
Emil Hradacky
Alfonso Guerra
Communique Breaks No New Ground In China Policy
President Johnson received early Sunday assurances that China is not breaking new foreign policy ground but reaffirming existing lines as Beijing's Central Committee issued a cautious communiqué. Washington described it as a display of unity for Mao while signaling no major shifts, with four diplomatic postings announced including Carol Laise as ambassador to Nepal and other ambassadorial appointments to Kenya Rwanda and Bulgaria.
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Cornell San Antonio
Johnson
Red China
Washington
Peking
Communist Party
Central Committee
White House
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LBJ
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Viet Nam
Soviet Union
Hanoi
United States
George W. Ball
Moyers
Cambodia
Harriman
C. H. Reid Dies in Wichita Falls at 77
Charles H. Reid, 77, senior member of Reid-Ross Construction Co., died Saturday after a cerebral hemorrhage. He supervised projects including the Adolphus Hotel in Dallas 1912 and helped build Call Field in Wichita Falls in 1917. Survivors: widow Margaret, daughter Mrs. Blair Goodhar of Dallas, and stepdaughter Mrs. Ivan Belknap. Services Monday at 10 a.m. in Austin.
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Wichita Falls
Charles H. Reid
Reid-Ross Construction Co
Adolphus
Dallas
Call Field
Margaret
Blair Goodhar
Ivan Belknap
Austin
Rites Set For Mrs Collins in Snyder
Mrs. Joretta Collins, 29, died Friday from a neck stab wound. Sheriff says findings will be presented to a grand jury. Funeral planned for Monday at Friendly Will Baptist Church with burial at Snyder Cemetery. Survivors include husband James and four children, parents, sisters, and nine brothers.
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Collins
Cogdell Memorial Hospital
Rites for L. E. Vaughn today at First Baptist
Rites for L. E. Pete Vaughn 57 longtime Amherst resident set for 3 p.m. in the First Baptist Church with Rev. Harold Hubbard and Rev. Raymond Quick officiating. Burial in Amherst Cemetery under Payne Funeral Home direction. Vaughn died Friday evening in South Plains Hospital. He moved to Amherst in 1935 from Paducah. Survivors include Pauline and two daughters Doris Carter and Helen Priddy, two sons Bobby Ray Vaughan and Glenn, four sisters, two brothers, eight grandchildren and a great grandchild. Pallbearers include nephews Clarence Black Harvey Hubbard Lloyd Hubbard Wesley Anderson Raney Wall and Roy Black.
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Amherst
L. E. ¢Pete Vaughn
First Baptist Church
Harold Hubbard
Tyler
Raymond Quick
Amherst Cemetery
Payne Funeral Home
Vaughn
South Plains Hospital
Paducah
Pauline
Doris Carter
Miami
Okla
Helen Priddy
Big Spring
Bobby Ray Vaughan
Reese Afb
Glenn Vaughn
May Hubbard
Bertha Black
Alice Downing
Lubbock
Hazel Taylor
Carlsbad
N.M
B. D. Vaughn
Lefors
M._ B. Vaughn
Clarence Black
Harvey
Lloyd Hubbard
Wesley Anderson
Raney Wall
Roy Black
Ben F Mathis Rites In Post
Funeral services for Ben Franklin Mathis 70 longtime Post resident and retired room fixer for Postex Mills will be 4 p m Monday at Calvary Baptist Church with Lee R Jones and Rev Cone Merritt officiating Burial will follow at Terrace Cemetery under Hadman Funeral Home direction Mathis died early Saturday at his home He was a Calvary Baptist member and a Post resident for 51 years He is survived by his wife five daughters a son a brother four sisters 12 grandchildren and five great grandchildren The first paper mill in North America was built in 1690 at Roxboro Pa now part of Germantown per Encyclopaedia Britannica.
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Morrow
Lubbock
Traders and General Insurance Co
Dallas
23Rd St
Colonial Manor Nursing Home
West Texas Hospital
Elizabeth Houston
Sam Houston
San Jacinto
Republic of Texas
Temple Houston
J. C. S. Morrow
Temple
Beaumont
A. G. McAdams Lumber Co
T. H. Morrow Lumber Co
First Methodist Church
Knights of Pythias
Masonic Lodge
Lubbock Lodge
Order
Yellowshouse Lodge
Af&m
Charles C. Sherrod
Chas. A. Guy
C. A
Bill) Holmes
Shannon Keltz
Douglas E. Pitts
Odis L. Hackney
Clifford Jones
C. R. Duncan
Charles N. Percifield
Neil H. Wright
POST
Ben Franklin Mathis
Postex Mills
Calvary Baptist
Lee R. Jones
Cone Merritt
Terrace Cemetery
Hadman Funeral Home
Mathis
Calvary Baptist Church
Willie
Jewel Jones
Alexander City
Ala
Helen Jones
Long Beach
Calif
Doris Riddle
Rita Faye
Nelson
Cleada Brown
Benny
San Antonio
W. L
Lizzie Kilpatrick
Yoakum
Lillie
Daffern
Eastland
Nanny ‘Hunt
Mattie Graves
Denison
Roxboro
Germantown
Encyclopaedia Britannica
Rites Pend For Mrs. Franklin
Mrs. Prudie A. Franklin 82 longtime Dawson County resident died about 1 15 p m Saturday in a Yellville Arkansas hospital. She was visiting her daughter in Flippin Arkansas when taken ill. Services pending at Bra non Phillips Funeral Home. Survivors include three daughters five sons a brother 14 grandchildren and 18 great grandchildren.
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Prudie A. Franklin
Dawson County
Yellville
Ark
Flippin
Branon-Phillips Funeral Home
Franklin
Oxford
D. D. Woodall
James Wylie
Mrs J R Tucker dies at 7 in Anton area
Mrs J R Tucker a native of Arkadelphia died Saturday at the Littlefield Convalescent Home in Anton aged 77 Services are pending at Chambers Funeral Home Abernathy She moved to Anton from Hopkins County in 1924 and was a First Baptist Church member Survivors include son George Tucker of Abernathy three daughters Pauline Grant Katherine Lisenbe and Gene Trussell five grandchildren and fourteen great grandchildren Also two sisters Bessie Smith and Etta Burrow
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Arkadelphia
Ark
Tucker
Anton
Hopkins County
First Baptist Church
George Tucker
Abernathy
Pauline Grant
Compton
Calif
Katherine Lisenbe
Bellflower
Gene Trusselll
Carlsbad
N.M
Bessie Smith
Etta Burrow
Amity
Services Today For Mrs Carr In Waco
Services for Joanne Carr 21 former Lubbock resident who drowned in Lake Waco will be at 3 pm at Girard Church of Christ officiated by Jay Lee Brazzel. Burial follows at Girard Cemetery. Campbell Funeral Home of Spur handles arrangements. Survived by husband parents and four sisters.
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Waco
Joanne Carr
Lubbock
Lake Waco
Girard Church of Christ
Jay Lee Brazzel
Mackenzie Manor Church of Christ
Girard Cemetery
Campbell Funeral Home
Spur
Connally Funeral Home
Mrs. Matthews Dies Rites Today
Funeral services for Mary Elizabeth Mamie Matthews 76 longtime Littlefield resident are set for 2 p m at First Baptist Church with Bill Penland and Rev John W G Hill officiating. Burial in Littlefield Memorial Park under Hammon Funeral direction. She died 6 10 a m Saturday at Littlefield Hospitality House. Born Tuskegee Alabama she lived in Littlefield 42 years. Survivors include three daughters one step daughter one stepson nine grandchildren and 17 great grandchildren.
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Littlefield
Mary Elizabeth
Mamie) Matthews
First Baptist Church
Bill Penland
Parkview Baptist Church
John W. G. Hill
First Presbyterian Church
Littlefield Memorial Park
Hammon Funeral Home
Matthews
Tuskegee
Ala
Buck Teague
Opal Hamble
Long Beach
Calif
Nell Brewer
Amarillo
Letha Graves
Boise
Idaho
W. C. Matthews
Crosbyton
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