McCarthy Names 20 Possible Cabinet Picks in Speech
Senator McCarthy listed twenty potential cabinet members and one ambassadorial candidate, saying they represent the kind of people he would want in his administration if elected. Names include Fulbright Morton Cooper Ford Rockefeller Hughes Pearson Lindsay Gardner Hoff and others.
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Huegene J. McCarthy
W. J. Fulbright
D-Ark
Thruston B. Morton
R-Ky
John Sherman Cooper
IBM
James B. Pearson
Kan
Patrick A. Lucey
Wisconsin
John Gardner
Health
Education
Welfare
John J. Convers, Jr
D-Mich
Howard Johnson
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Philip H. Hoff
Vermont
James Whitaker
McCarthy
Martin Luther King, Jr
United Nations
Wrecks In City Send Three To Hospital
A string of crashes Thursday sent three people to Lubbock hospitals. Donna Kay Young, seven, remained in fair condition after being hit on Main Street near David Avenue by a car driven by Nell Hawkins. Motorcycle officer Ray Coleman was in satisfactory condition at Methodist Hospital after a separate crash at West Street and Boston Avenue. Mike Dunlap, fifteen, suffered injuries in a second car motorcycle crash at Avenue Po and 27th Street.
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Donna Kay Young
Semerson Young
Birch Ave
Porter Clinic
Main St
David Ave
Nell Holland Hawkins
Cornell St
Ray Coleman
Methodist Hospital
Merit
Dth St
Boston Ave
Mike Crate Dunlap
Avenue Po
27Th St
Area Woman's Rites Slated for Abernathy
Mrs. John H. Davis 85 died after illness. Services set for 2 pm Saturday at First Baptist Church in Abernathy with Rev Tiester and Rev Marry Brewer officiating. Burial in Abernathy Cemetery. Survivors include six sons, three daughters, two sisters, a brother, and numerous grandchildren.
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Speetah
John H. Davis
Tam
First Baptist Church
Tiester
Flint Avenue Baptist Church
Larbhock
Marry Brewer
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Chambers Funeral Home
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Ark
Dyivis
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Cochrane Agbrey
Layce
Otis
Ars
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W. R. Porter
J. A. Nabors
Carl Shelton
Albuquerque
Jess Wilkerson
Greenwood
Ark i
Funeral services for Loyd Bullock announced
Loyd Bullock 62 died Wednesday of an apparent heart attack at his son’s home in Vic. Funeral today at Wyapitist Church with James Allison and Rev Carl Hogue officiating. Burial at Wayside Company under Wallace Funeral Home of Pula. Bullock, a former JA Ranch cowboy, leaves Bertha his wife two sons Delbert Gail and Jerry Don a daughter Melba fye Shire and many relatives.
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Todas
Heey James Allison
Lockney
Carl Hogue
Thieid
Wallace Funeral Home
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Bullock
Paceek
Hall County
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JA Ranch
San Jaca
Wie
Bertha
Delbert Gail
Silverton
Jerry Don
Yuba
Melba Fye Shire
Armarillo
Walter
Cterley
Amarillo
Pride Ria
Anil
Cleo Coshern
Tucunicart
M. AL
Mrs Youngblood Dies Services Slated Saturday
Mrs Ruby WH Youngblood 75 dies at Colonial Nursing Home and services are set for 3 pm Saturday at Resthaven Funeral Home Little Church of the Flowers. Rev William S Smith will officiate with burial in Resthaven Memorial Park. She lived at 4421 47th St and had a long Florida and Georgia background with survivors including a daughter, siblings, grandchildren and great grandchildren.
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Resthaven
First Christian Church
Jacksonville
Ila
Morean Davis
47Th St
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Milton
Fla
Eunice Stone
Athens
PR. L. Henderson
Doraville
Emory Db. Henderson
Sebring
Flac
Lockney Pioneer Resident Dies
Aliccs Eien Love longtime Lockney resident dies at Lockney General Hospital after a short illness. Services set for today at 2:00 p.m. at First Baptist Church with burial in Lockney Cemetery. Survived by two sons Povie of Bridgeport and Raymond of Lockney, daughter Mrs Cephu Portenberry, a brother Harve Thompson, two sisters Ida Thompson and Thedford, nine grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Carter Funeral Home in charge.
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Eien Love
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Teday
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Yslofim
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Povie
Bridgeport
Raymond
Cephu
Portenberry
Cuban refugees land in Florida by stolen crop dusting plane
Fourteen Cuban refugees arrived in Homestead Florida aboard a Russian built AN 2 crop duster stolen from Cuba. They carried three pistols and a rifle and were escorted by fighter jets before landing at Miami International Airport for processing.
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U.S
Angel Ricardo
Funeral Notices From Diverse Communities Across Texas
Services held for Susie Williams of Providence Kentucky with funeral in Resthaven Little Church of the Flowers and burial at Resthaven Memorial Park. Edgar Logan of Austin dies in a Cuba New Mexico crash. survivors include wife and children. Hall Higginbotham, 65, to be buried at Helmleigh Cemetery after brief illness in Snyder. Hubert Lee Simmons, 56, dies in Woodland California after extended illness. services in Lamesa. District 2 Farm Bureau Queen pageant at Coronado High School with Ed Cumbie as master of ceremonies. Edith Mucha transferred from Cuba to Midway Island Navy station. Robert Wilson to receive degree from University of Holston. Firefighters respond to Detroit Avenue fire with minimal damage and a baby kept safe in storage area.
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Lamesa Northside Baptist
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Woodland
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Bronte
Space division needs stronger UN role say Indian scientists
Indian scientist Dr Vikram A Sarabhai urged expanding the United Nations Outer Space Division to coordinate global space efforts and speed tech transfers to developing nations. He favored periodic expert panels to study costs and data distribution and proposed an international fellowship for engineers and scientists. He warned against Western sales pitches delaying indigenous space capability and noted funding and trust as major hurdles.
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International Atomic Energy Agency
Singleton Dies Rites Set in East Side Church of Christ
LW Singleton 66 died Wednesday at Cochran Memorial Hospital Wr ogem. Services 4 p.m. today East Side Church of Christ with Steve Bracken of Cortez officiating, burial in Memorial Cemetery directed by Singleton Funeral Home. WWII veteran lived in Cochran County since 1944. Survivors: Altis, three sisters Frances Holcomb Pearl Holcomb and Ann Lydle, two brothers Dave Knox City Tom Ringo, two grandchildren.
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Dobn
Willi Singleton
Wr Ogem
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Cortez
Cole
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Mbortean Memorial
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Cochran County
Altis
Francis Holcomb
Pearl Holcomb
Lincoln, Ark
Ann Lydle
Atoka
Okta
Dave
Knox City
Tom
Ringo
Mrs Collier Rites Arranged in Levelland
Levelland special obituary for Julie Edna Collier age 62 who died after long illness. Services at Trinity Baptist Church with Rev Bill Cook officiating. Burial in Whitharral Cemetery under Smith Funeral Home direction. Survivors include husband O L two daughters two sons three brothers and eight grandchildren.
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Julie Edna Collier
Pamy
Pam
Trinity Baptist Church
Bill Cook
First Baptist Church
Whitharral
Smith Funeral Home
O. L
J. G. Clarkson
Decatur
Ala
W. G. Wilkerson
Gary Rush
Jerry
Larry
Lubbock
Flerney Biddle
Waco
Carl Biddle
Beaumont
Cage Biddle
Normuangee
Jeie Wyehe
Roma
City Woman's Services Pend for Mrs Koehler in Lubbock
Mrs. Koehler 47 of Lubbock died Tuesday in Methodist Hospital from an apparent heart attack. She moved to Lubbock three years ago from San Angelo and earlier lived in San Antonio. She was a member of Christ the King Catholic Church. Survived by her husband and nine children including Mary Ann Teresa Barbara Robert Michael Gregory James all at home, plus three brothers John Joseph Thomas Bailey of San Antonio. Funeral services pending at Franklin-Bartley Funeral Home.
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Franklin-Bartley Funeral Home
Koehler
Acss Oxford
Methodist Hospital
Lubbock
San Angelo
San Antonio
Christ the King Catholic Church
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Teresa
Barbara
Robert
Michael
Gregory
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Joseph Bailey
Thomas Bailey
Funeral services for R. T. Casey held in Levelland
Levelland mourns R T Casey 40 of San Antonio died Tuesday after a heart attack. Two daughters Alice Jean Casey and Rebecca Casey survive with parents Charlie and wife of Levelland. Brother John Illinois and Klein Tennessee, sisters Rosa Lee Johnson and Dorothy Casey Tennessee. Burial in Levelland City Cemetery. Smith Funeral Home directs.
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Casey
S24
Comiuneres
Austin
Charlie Ware
John
Illinois
Klein
Tennessee
Rosa Lee Johnson
Dorothy Casey
Eleie Casey
Laymen Aid Building By Assembly of God
Springfield MO Laymen join MAPS mobilization to assist overseas missions construction. Twenty five men have joined or will join crews building a church in Freeport Grand Bahama Island. Carpenters electricians plumbers and others with building skills apply to MAPS for two week relays to keep work moving.
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Assemblies of God
Freeport
Grand Bahama Island
Mechanized cotton harvest began in 1944 at Hopson Plantation
In Clarksdale Mississippi the world first cotton crop grown entirely by machinery was harvested on a 28 acre plot at Hopson Plantation in 1944. Soil prep seeding cultivation weed control by flame and the crop harvested with a mechanical picker.
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Words Shape Reputation Says Julien C Wyer Lecture
A local sermon warns that every idle word reveals inner thoughts and character. The speaker, Julien C Wyer, urges residents to speak truthfully and only what is necessary to avoid damaging reputations formed by daily impressions.
Tech Student's Rites Set In New Mexico
James Doyle Jolson 25 a Texas Tech finance and banking student died from a gunshot wound received at his Truth or Consequences residence His funeral at First Baptist Church Truth or Consequences NLM will be officiated by Rev James Abernathy and Rev Danny Smith Burial will be in Truth or Consequences Cemetery French Mortuary Johnson 2939 Auburn St was the deceased Survivor list includes wife Dianne parents Randall Darrell Jimmy Brothers Pallbearers named Wayne Negley Bill Turner Frank Silva Chuck Eastborn Jim arider Roger Parker.
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First Baptist Church of Truth Or Consequences
NLM
James Abernathy
Danny Smith
Truth Or Consequences
French Mortuary
Johnson
Auburn St
Methodist Hospital
New Mexico
Henderson Funeral
Lubbock
Texas Tech
Dianne
James Johnson
Randall L
Darrell D
Tucumcari, N. M
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Funeral Planned for Miss Keener
Services for Miss Bonnie Keener 77 of Petersburg are set for 2 p.m. at Petersburg First Baptist Church with Rev. Russell Pogue officiating. Burial will follow in Petersburg Cemetery. She died at 5 a.m. Thursday after a two week illness in Plainview Hospital. She had served as secretary treasurer of the Petersburg First Baptist Church for 25 years. Survivors include a number of nieces and nephews.
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Bonnie Keener
Petersburg
Petersburg First
Confession Clears Landlord After Houston Rooming-House Fire
Donald Prennen, 51, confessed to starting the March 6 blaze that killed eight at a two-story Houston rooming house. Landlord David Thrailkill, who helped evacuate tenants, describes the fire as rapidly spreading and notes he believed it accidental until Prennen’s admission. Investigators tied the arson to a motive involving revenge against his girlfriend.
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Prennen
Retired Lockney Farmer William H. Fields Dies at 90
William Henry Fields a 90 year old retired farmer died Thursday in Lockney General Hospital. Services are Saturday at 2 20 p.m. at First Methodist Church with Carter Funeral Home in charge. Burial will follow in Lockney Cemetery. He was born in Lampasas and lived in Lockney since 1911. Survivors include his wife Nola three sons Earl of Los Angeles R V of Kress and Leland of Lockney three daughters Iki Fave Felty Evelyn Hollums and Dorris Flemmons eight grandchildren and six great grandchildren. He was brother to Webster Fields of Adamsville and sister Annie Hines of Lometa Mabel Wille of Adamsville and Maude Townsend of Evant.
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William Henry Fields
First Methodist Church
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Carter
Fields
Lockney General Hospital
Lampasas
Nola
Earl of
Los Angeles
R. V. of
Kress
Leland
Iki Fave Felty
Evelyn Hollums
Lubbock
Dorris Flemmons
Albuquerque
Webster Fields
Adamsville
Annie Hines
Lometa
Mabel Wille
Maude Townsend
Evant
Sterilized women say marriages happier in London test
In London a study reports sterilized women claim greater personal happiness and more stable marriages, challenging social assumptions about family life and reproductive choices.
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FASE
London
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