Heath Services Slated Friday
Funeral services for Horace B. Heath 54 will be at 10 a m Friday at Trinity Methodist Church Plainview with Rev Jim Boswell officiating Burial will follow at Plainview Memorial Park Lemons Funeral Home directing Heath died Tuesday night at a farm near Hereford from a heart attack He was born in Commerce moved to Plainview in 1928 and married Dorothy Summers in Amarillo Survivors include his wife two daughters three brothers five sisters and two grandchildren.
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Plainview
Horace B. Heath
Trinity Methodist Church
Jim Boswell
First Methodist Church
Hamlin
James Price
Plainview Memorial Park
Lemons Funeral Home
Heath
Hereford
Commerce
Dorothy Mildred Summers
Amarillo
Bob N. Williams
Cynthia Dianne Heath
M. H. Heath
Hollis R. Heath
Hobby Heath
Fort Worth
Geneva Simmons
Houston
Bill Record
Lexington
Vernice Woolley
Portales
Owen Degge
Tulia
Beuna Roberts
Prime Minister’s Wife Attends Pacific Economic Conference
APIA Samoa’s final delegate to the South Pacific Economic Development Conference was the prime minister’s wife.
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Apia
Samoa
South Pacific Economic Development Conference
James P Keefer Rites Scheduled Here Today
James Parker Keefer 82 former Level land resident dies Monday at Poplar Grove Convalescent Home. Services set for 10 a m in McDonald Funeral Chapel with burial in City of Lubbock Cemetery. Native of McConnelsburg Pennsylvania he lived in Hockley County since 1935 and was a retired teacher and traveling salesman. Survivors include a son a daughter five grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren.
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James Parker Keefer
Levelland
McDonald Funeral Chapel
City of Lubbock
Keefer
Poplar Grove
McConnelsburg
Hockley County
First Baptist Church
Mineral Wells
Ollie Watson Rites Set At Idalou
Mrs. Ollie Watson of Idalou died Tuesday in West Texas Hospital. Funeral services are at 10 30 a m today at Rix Funeral Home Chapel with the Rev Hugh Daniel officiating and burial in Idalou Cemetery. She moved to Idalou from Bonham in 1936 and was a member of Idalou Methodist Church. survivors include husband a daughter three sisters and a grandson.
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Ollie Watson
Communism and public discourse satire by Julien C. Hyer
An excerpt mocks heated debate over communism using wordplay and paradox. It contrasts cautious condemnation with excessive censure and notes social pressure from conservatives. The piece reflects mid century temperament and public rhetoric surrounding ideological conflict.
Services Slated For C. L. Hefley
Crosbyton funeral services are set for Chester Leslie Hefley 80 at 2 p.m. Friday at the Crosbyton First Baptist Church with Rev. Otis Testerman officiating. Hefley died Tuesday in Artesia New Mexico. Burial will be in Crosbyton Cemetery. He moved to Crosbyton in 1913 and ran a shoe store until 1938 then moved to Artesia. He retired in 1960. Survivors include his wife Emma four sons Milton Hefley J C Hefley Roy Hefley and Elbert Hefley a half brother Frank Bargsley a half sister Mrs Will Caraway nine grandchildren and nine great grandchildren.
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Crosbyton
Chester Leslie Hefley
Crosbyton First Baptist Church
Otis Testerman
Hefley
Artesia
N. M
King Funeral Home
Stephens County
Emma
Milton Hefley
J. C. Hefley
Roy Hefley
Fort Worth
Elbert Hefley
Long Beach
Calif
Frank Bargsley
Ranger
Will Caraway
Hereford
City Man Found Dead Of Gunshot
A 2 year old Lubbock man, Joseph Earl Hillerich, was found dead of a gunshot at his home on 23rd Street shortly after 7 p.m. Wednesday. Justice of the Peace George H. McCleskey led the inquest as detectives reported a single gunshot wound to the right temple. The scene showed a .25 caliber pistol and empty cartridge case near the body, with glasses and billfold on the kitchen table. Survivors include wife Wanda, a son Joseph Earl Hillerich Jr., and daughter Rhonda. funeral services were pending.
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Lubbock
Joseph Earl Hillerich
23Rd St
Justice of the
George H. McCleskey
Bob Tedder
Far Eubanks
Hillerich
Wanda
Bill Flemming
R. L. Newton
C. E. Lane
McDonald Funeral Chapel
Joseph Earl Hillerich Jr
Rhonda
Doctors Pleased By Hoover's Postoperative Progress
New York doctors report former President Herbert Hoover recovering after Tuesday surgery to remove a tumor from his intestine. At 88 he remains in Columbia Presbyterian Hospital and will not be discharged soon. Tests will determine if the growth is malignant.
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New York
UPI
Herbert Hoover
Columbia - Presbyterian Hospital
Passengers See Sun Rise Three Times on 48-Hour Jet Flight
Sunrises Montreal reports that passengers traveling eastward around the world in a modern jet airliner observe the sun rise three times during a 48-hour flight, per the International Air Transport Association. Those flying the opposite direction complete a two-day trip with fewer sunrises.
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Montreal
UPI
International Air Transport Association
Hoover Cleared to Chat with Nurses in Hospital Room
Hospital spokesman says Hoover felt well enough Wednesday to speak with nurses in his room, confirming improvement after his illness.
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Hoover
Hospital
Norwegian Foreign Minister Plans Israel Visit in 1963
Foreign Minister Halvard Lange accepted an invitation from Israeli Prime Minister David Ben-Gurion to visit Israel early next year. Ben-Gurion extended the invitation during ongoing talks with Norwegian leaders. Plans in Texas A&M context discussed plastic covering to ease soil pull for cover crops according to the extension service.
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Israel
Oslo
Norway
Halvard Lange
David Ben-Gurion
Texas A&m College Extension Service
States Report Liquor Store Revenue at 1.1 Billion
Sixteen states operating state liquor stores posted total liquor sales of 1.1 billion dollars in 1961, reflecting varied revenue levels across the systems.
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I State
Neagle Morton Resident Dies After Heart Attack
Alrie F Neagle 57 died on arrival at Memorial Hospital after a home heart attack. A Morton school bus driver for 30 years, he moved from Cade Oklahoma and was a member of First Baptist Church. Survived by wife Martha three sons Edward Bobby Harold a daughter Syble King four sisters six brothers and nine grandchildren. Services pending at Singleton Funeral Home.
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Morton
Alrie F Neagle
Memorial Hospital
Singleton Funeral Home
Cade
Oklo
Neagle
First Baptist Church
Martha
Edward
Bobby
Seminole
Harold
Sweetwater
Syble King
Dumas
K. A. Wilson
Earl Yates
Homer Hollway
Mattie Mae Ford
Stockton
Calif
Martin
Eugene
Fairbanks
Alaska
Robert
Lovington
Allen
Fort Worth
Wesley
Washington
John Henry
Sosebee Rites Slated At Anson
Services for O. C. Pat Sosebee 55 brother of nine Lubbock sisters scheduled for 3 p.m. at Anson Church of Christ with Dale King officiating. Burial in Merkel Rosehill Cemetery. He died Saturday in Los Banos California. Survivors include his wife, mother and nine sisters in Lubbock Anson Paducah Rule and Midland. He was born in Noodle and married Irene Wilson in Marietta Oklahoma.
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O. C
Pat) Sosebee
Lubbock
Anson Church of Christ
Dale King
Oliver St. Church of Christ
Stamford
Rosehill Cemetery
Merkel
Sosebee
Los Banos
Calif
O. W. Sosebee
Anson
Johnny Jarratt
50Th St
J. Frank Woodard
Clinton Woodlock
30Th St
Cecil Hawk
26Th St
A. L. Brothers
Paducah
R. D. Tanner
Rule
W. O. Mce- Ginnis
W. O. Satterw
Sullins Services Slated At Tatum
Sullins 65 of Star Route Hobbs dies Tuesday in Big Spring veterans hospital. Services at 3 p.m. today at First Baptist Church Tatum with Rev. Ray Cunningham officiating. Burial in Tatum Cemetery. Survived by wife Nancy, two sons Marvin Hobbs and Jim Roswell, daughter Mrs. Tommy Charles Price of Tatum, three brothers Okley Buck Jim, two sisters Lula Brackeen and Ed Bodiford, and seven grandchildren.
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Lovington
C. D. Sullins
Star Route
Hobbs
First Baptist Church
Tatum
Sullins
Big Spring Veterans Hospital
Ray Cunningham
Tatum Cemetery
Smith Yarbro Funeral Home
Nancy
Marvin
Jim
Roswell
Tommy Charles Price
Okley
Sugarland
Buck
Bynum
Tex
Dallas
Lula Brackeen
Fort Worth
Ed Bodiford
Waco
Lovington Man William Maxwell Rites Friday
Rites are set for 10 a.m. Friday at Smith Yarbro Funeral Chapel for William A. Maxwell 61 who died at his Lovington home Tuesday after a long illness Burial will follow in Lovington Cemetery Maxwell a member of the Lovington IOOF Lodge and former school bus contractor He is survived by four sons Robert Wayne Amarillo James now in Korea W S Jr Lovington and Frank H Lovington a daughter Mrs Linda Riha Washington his father W R Maxwell Lovington a brother W R Jr Lawson Okla two sisters Mrs Merle Nelson Roswell and Evelyn Maxwell Sunland Park N M and three grandchildren
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Lovington
Smith Yarbro
William A. Maxwell
Maxwell
Frank H
Linda Riha
Washington
W. R. Maxwell
W. R. Jr
Lawton
Okla
Merle Nelson
Roswell
Evelyn Maxwell
Sunland Park
N.M
Former Entertainer Joe Santly Dies
Joe Santly, 76, song writer and former vaudeville star, died of a heart attack Tuesday night at Mount Sinai Hospital in New York. He is survived by his wife Augusta, a sister Eva Adler and a brother Lester Santly. The piece also notes the 1790 census showing Virginia as the most populous state with 747,160 inhabitants.
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New York
Joe Santly
Mount Sinai Hospital
Augusta
Eva Adler
Lester Santly
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