Quick Thinking Helps Save At Bel Aire Pool Boy
Two young women Miss Lynda Hayes and Miss Lynnetle Burns rescued 8 year old Roger Borges at the Bel Aire Apartments pool in Asth Street. Hayes jumped in fully clothed and Burns performed artificial respiration until Roger revived. He was treated and released from Methodist Hospital.
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Roger Borges
Bel Aires
Asth St
Miss Hayes
Roger
Miss Burns
Methodist Hospital
Bel Aire
Borges
Modern Chevrolet
Adiisions
Milwaukee Guardsmen Back in Suburb After Nightly Negro Marches
National Guard troops returned to Milwaukee suburb Wauwatosa to shield marchers from hostile crowds after residents protested a white only policy at the Fraternal Order of Faults. In Waukegan a 7:30 p.m. curfew was set as riots burned a car and damaged shops, with six family members burned by a firebomb. In Chicago George Lincoln Rockwell was arrested for disorderly conduct after visiting Sheriff Ogilvie. elsewhere, 400 Negroes clashed in Benton Harbor and 150 in Muskegon. A Los Angeles man, Sam Henry Fulton, received a life term for a fatal Watts shooting amid racial violence last March. Maryland judges ruled free speech does not justify insults to a race in public.
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Associated Press
National Guard
Milwaukee
Waukegan
Warren P. Knowles
Wisconsin
Wauwatosa
Circuit Court
Robert C. Cannon
William E. Cousins
Roman Catholic Church
Knowles
Robert Sabonjian
Negro
Chicago
George Lincoln Rockwell
American Nazi Party
Richard Ogilvie
Ogilvie
Rockwell
West Side
Cook County
Olgivie
Benton Harbor
Mich
Lake Michigan
Muskegon
Sam Henry Fulton
Los Angeles
Watts
Maryland
E. McMaster Duer
William W. Tavers
National States Rights Party
Somerset County
Tech delegates attend housing officers meeting at Purdue
A Texas Tech delegation led by Food Service Director Mrs. Shirley Bates and Assistant Director Mrs. Margaret Birkman attended the 1966 meeting of the Association of College and University Housing Officers at Purdue University. Prof. Vincent P. Luchsinger will present a paper in New York on September 3 at a joint behavioral scientists conference with the American Psychological Association. Larry Gibbs was named best speaker at the Lubbock Toastmaster meeting, with Clarence Brazill as best formal participant and Herb Grubb as table topics master.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Tech
Association of College and University Housing Officers
Purdue University
Food Service
Shirley Bates
Margaret R. Birkman
Guy J.moore
Texas Tech Management
Vincent P. Luchsinger
New York
Schools of Business and Industrial Administration
American Psychological Association
Larry Gibbs
Lubbock
Clarence Brazill
Herb Grubb
M. J. Healey
Larry Curnett
Bill Kirk
Tom Davis
John Crews
Diane Howell
Rip Miller
Soviet Youth Paper Reports Farm Death by Action
The Soviet youth paper Komsomolskaya Pravda recounts the death of 25 year old Marat Sagdayev who killed himself after being disciplined by a state collective manager for refusing to drive a tractor at night. The article criticizes farm bosses for power abuses in collectives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Komsomolskaya Pravda
Marat Sagdayev
Sagdayev
Sagdauyev
Tower Criticizes Federal-State Competition At Texas Retailers
U. S. Sen. John Tower told the Texas Association of Petroleum Retailers that excessive federal competition with states and cities hinders progress and economy. He urged cooperative coordination to meet public needs, saying federal efforts in education and poverty relief have brought unwanted controls and tax-dollar waste.
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Dallas
UPI
U. S
John Tower
Texas Association of Petroleum Retailers
Tower
Senate Sends Military Bill To LBJ's Desk
The Senate sent to President Johnson a compromise 1 005 842 000 bill authorizing military construction projects. Sen Henry Jackson said the final total was 60 million under the House's sum and 30 million under the Senate figure. The measure would curb base closings until 30 days after a continuous session and after a report by the secretary of defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Johnson
Sen
Henry Jackson
D Wash
House
Congress
Secretary of Defense
Two Arrested In Burglary Probe Here
Two suspects linked to local burglaries face charges. James Edward Jewell 26 of 15605 Ave D was caught inside Ray's Grocery with stolen items after glass was broken. Willie Gray 29 of Oklahoma City was arrested at the TNM&O bus station in a Snider residence burglary.
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Lubbock
Oklahoma
Peace Justice F. OR. Land
James Edward Jewell
Ave
Jewell
Ray's
Ave. N
Donald Dye
L. H. Bunting
Jimmy Childress
Buck Payne
Payne
Willie Gray
Oklahoma City
Tnm&o
R. L. Snider
Ave. M
Snider
Lonnie A. Lewis
Ave. H
Leland G. Yarbrough
Ave. T
George Edward Smith
Rt. 2
Henry Guzman
Sherman
Paul Sustaita
15Th St
Peace of Mind and Quiet Contentment in a Busy World
The piece contrasts tranquil living with seeking thrills via nightlife and luxury. It asserts peace comes from a clear conscience, friendship, affection, and engagement with work, music, art, and culture, while critiquing reliance on pills, new clothes, travel, fast cars, and night spots. Julien C Hyer.
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Julien C, Hyer
George Jessel Plans Marriage to Midland Blonde
Veteran entertainer George Jessel, after touring Vietnam, said he will propose to 24 year old Audrie Magee of Midland now living in Beverly Hills. He met her in a Beverly Hills restaurant and says he calls her daily, while Magee has not commented on future plans.
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George Jessel
Audrie Magee
Midland
Houston
Beverly Hills
Calif
Viet Nam
U. S
Frankie
Mia
Jessel
Houston, International
Drugs Ignored Two Lubbock Stores Ransacked
Two Lubbock drug stores were ransacked Sunday night with several hundred dollars in loot taken. Narcotics were not reported missing. At Rose Drug 4404 19th St 5S. R. O'Neal said about 100 taken from the snack bar register and 100 from the front register. A floor safe knob was knocked off but entry not gained. Anuntold quantity of watches cameras and jewelry removed from desks and cabinets. Raff Hall Drug in Caprock Center also robbed of watches cameras jewelry and cash, with narcotics left untouched. Three arrested youths from Amarillo and Waco held for burglary along with a tape recorder and auto parts found in their car. Jane Bilters reported 450 from her purse stolen at a night club and windshield stolen from a car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lubbock
Rose Drug
19Th St
R. O'Neal
O'Neal
Raff Hall
Caprock Center
Amarillo
Waco
E. Broadway
Janet Bilters
64Th St
Ruben Alden
Warren
Peoria
Newsman Draper Continues Coast to Coast Bicycle Tour
San Francisco Chronicle special assignments reporter George Draper, 51, continues a five day odyssey across Wyoming on a bicycle sponsored tour. He pedals by day and writes his stories by night aiming for New York City by September end, with return by air.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Wyo
UPI
San Francisco Chronicle
George Draper
Draper
Wyoming
New York City
Rairplane
Collision Injures Four In Carlisle Slaton Family
A two car crash at 24th Street and Avenue injured three members of a Carlisle family and a Slaton woman. Flora W. Williams 69 of Slaton Karl I Moize 30 and his wife Hazel 28 and son Kevin 3 of Carlisle sustained injuries. Mrs Williams was treated at Methodist Hospital and released while the others received care from a local doctor for minor injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
Slaton
24Th St
Ave
Flora W. Williams
Karl I. Moize
Hazel
Kevin
Holt Rites Set for Local Lab Technician
Final rites for Joseph H. Holt age 55 of Lubbock will be held today at St Stephens Episcopal Church with Rev Thomas Bigelow officiating. Burial follows at Resthaven Memorial Park under Sanders Funeral Home. Holt died after an apparent heart attack. he worked as a lab technician at West Texas Hospital and had lived in Lubbock eight years after moving from Sherman and previously Lockney. Survivors include his wife and son Joe Jr. sister Mrs Warner Evans of Sherman. Pallbearers named. Memorial fund established at St Stephens Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph H. Holt
43Rd St
St. Stephens Episcopal Church
Thomas Bigelow
J. M. Washington
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
Surial
Resthaven Memorial Park
Sanders Funeral Home
Holt
West Texas Hospital
Lubbock
Sherman
Lockney
South Plains Council of Boy Scouts
St. Stephens
Services Slated For Mrs. Duggan
Mrs Ethylean Rossie Duggan 52 Andrews resident died at Seminole Memorial Hospital after a brief illness. Funeral arrangements are pending at Singleton Funeral Home in Andrews. She moved to Andrews from Jacksonville and was married July 11 1931 in Longview to Charles Edward s Duggan. Survivors include her husband two sons Jerry Max Duggan Eunice New Mexico and Sammy Ray Duggan in Viet Nam three daughters Mary Elizabeth McLain Midland Marjorie Merckle Kermit and Helen Charlene Benton Dallas her mother and stepfather Mr and Mrs C C Warner Whitehouse seven sisters and eight grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saudi Arabia
Joe Thorn
Harvey Slawson
Jacksonville
Christine Marshall
Baytown
Forrest Porter
Beaumont
Mary Maskell to Wed Policeman Bruton in London
Mary Maskell aged 18 said on Monday she will marry policeman Michael Bruton whom she met when he took her name and address and warned her to move on near the statue of Eros in Piccadilly Circus London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading
England
UPI
Mary Maskell
Michael Bruton
Eros
London
Piccadilly Circus
Rites Pend Here For Mrs. Cross
Mrs. W. G. Cross 82, longtime Lubbock resident, died Monday at West Texas Hospital after a months long illness. Born February 26, 1884 in Meridian Mississippi she moved to Mexia as a child and later lived in Hobbs New Mexico before settling back in Lubbock. Survivors include her husband four daughters two sons twelve grandchildren and eleven great grandchildren. Funeral arrangements pending at Resthaven Funeral Home.
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W. G. Cross
Lubbock
West Texas Hospital
Resthaven Funeral Home
Meridian
Miss
Cross
Mexia
Tex
Brownwood
Hobbs
N.M
Rebekah Lodge
Texas
New Moxico
Hobbs Lodge
Lubbock 76 Order of the Eastern Star
J. H. Barnett
Abernathy
G. H. Gray
Mrs Langston Dies Rites Set
Mrs. Audrey Lee Langston 33 of Happy died Sunday night at Northwest Texas Hospital after a sudden illness. An autopsy will be performed. Services at 2 a m today at Wallace Funeral Home Tulsa with Rev Travis LaDuke officiating. Burial in Happy city cemetery. Survived by two sons Donnie and Jay Langston both at home, her parents Mr and Mrs J L Oler Sr of Happy, three brothers W Lee Oler Clovis J L Oler Jr Italia and Thurman Oler US Navy and a sister Mrs Billy King Hobbs.
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J. L. Oler
Happy
W. Lee Oler
Clovis
iTalia
Thurman Oler
U.S. Navy
Billy King
Hobbs
Senate Backs Parcel Post Size and Weight Boost
Senate approved a bill to raise parcel post size to 84 inches length plus girth and 40 pounds for first class, with rates moving from 8 to 10 cents. Pending House action, the plan staggers increases over five years while small offices keep 70 pounds and 100 inches.
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Washington
Senate
House
Mrs Blanche Pullam Services Slated Today
Services for Mrs Blanche L Pullam 68 of Phoenix are set for 2 p m today at First Foorsquare Church of Lubbock with Rev Fred Dawson officiating. Burial will be in City of Lubbock Cemetery. She died Friday and is survived by husband W J Pullam five sons two daughters four sisters 18 grandchildren and five great.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche L. Pullam
Phoenix
Foorsquare Church
Lubbock
Fred Dawson
City of Lubbock
Sanders Funeral Home
Sam H Gossett, longtime farmer and official, dies at 69
Brownfield Funeral Home lists services for Sam H Gossett 69 Meadow resident and former Terry County Commissioner who died Monday at Methodist Hospital after extended illness. Survivors include wife Jewell, son J D, daughters Elsie Harkey and Dahlia Hight, and eight grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownfield
Sam
H. Gossett
Meadow
Methodist Hospital
Gossett
Terry County
Jewell
J. D
Slaton
Elsie Harkey
37Th St
Lubbock
Dahlia Hight
23Rd St
William Oden's Rites Are Set
Services for William Earl Oden 72 are scheduled at 3:30 p.m. today at the First Baptist Church Floydada with Rev. Floyd C. Bradley officiating. Burial will follow in Floydada Cemetery under Moore Funeral Home. Oden died on arrival at 9:30 a.m. Sunday at Lockney General Hospital from an apparent heart attack. Born November 1, 1894 in Fannin County, he was a Floydada builder for more than 20 years. Survived by Thelma Leona a son Oway of Graham one daughter Mrs James Nichols Floydada four brothers Leslie Riverton Arvie Tucson Emil King Tex Alvin River Colo three sisters Mrs Bessie Bowen King Mrs Vera Hallmark Denton Mrs Neval Little Lakahoma Calif and six grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floydada
William Earl Oden
First Baptist Church
Floyd C. Bradley
Moore Funeral Home
Oden
Lockney General Hospital
Fannin County
Floydad
Thelma Leona
Oway
Graham
James Nichols
Leslie
Riverton
Ore
Arvie
Tucson
Emil
King, Tex
Alvin
River, Colo
Bessie Bowen
King
Vera Hallmark
Denton
Neval Little
Lakahoma
Calif
Glen B. Harvey Dies Rites Set in Petersburg
Glen B. Harvey 54 of Slaton died Sunday night at West Texas Hospital in Lubbock after living in Petersburg and Slaton where he ran a loan company. Funeral at 2 p.m. Wednesday at First Methodist Church in Petersburg with Rev. Russell J. Pogue officiating. Burial in Petersburg Cemetery. Survived by son Bill of Dallas, daughter Mrs. Doyle Ingram of Amarillo, sisters Mrs. Glenn Brashear of Crosstown and Mrs. Leota Espy of 2103 44th St., and two grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen B. Harvey
Slaton
First Methodist Church
Petersburg
Russell J Pogue
First Baptist Church
Sanders Funeral Home
Marvey
West Texas
Lubbock
Southcrest Baptist Church
Wellington
Bill
Dallas
Doyle Ingram
Amarillo
Glenn Brashear
Crossbyton
Leota Espy
44Th St
Services Pending For Mrs Nichols MuleShoe
Mrs Freeman Nichols 46 a Muleshoe resident since 1951 died at West Plains Hospital about 2 30 pm Monday. Funeral services are pending at Singleton Funeral Home. She was born July 20 1920 in Centerville Alabama. She leaves two sons Benny Nichols of Muleshoe and Jimmy Nichols of Fort Sill Oklahoma two daughters Mrs Dub Sanders of Columbia South Carolina and Mrs A H Webb of Earth two sisters Mrs Doris Cox and Mrs Mattie Lightsey both of Bessmer Alabama four brothers Johnny and James Parker both of Bessmer Alabama J D Parker of Trussville Alabama and W W Parker of Muleshoe and nine others not listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeman Nichols
Muleshoe
West Plains
Singleton Funeral
Nichols
Centerville
Ala
Benny Nichols
Jimmy Nichols
Fort Sill
Okla
Dub Sanders
Columbia
S.C
Ward Infant Rites Planned for City of Lubbock Burial
Graveside services for De lores Dihan Ward infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Ward of 3914 Idalou Road are set for today at City of Lubbock Cemetery. Rev T Wesley Davis of Butter Heights Baptist Church will officiate. Rix Funeral Home in charge. The child died at 1255 am Sunday and is survived by her parents four sisters grandparents and extended family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delores Dihan Ward
Kenneth Ward
Idalou Road
City of Lubbock
T. Wesley Davis
Butter Heights Baptist Church
Rix Funeral Home
Linda Lee
Deredain
Terri Lee
Geanel
Len
Labor leaders ask removal of Texas poll tax amendment
Texas AFL CIO seeks to block November ballot action on HJR 13 claiming the proposed amendment omits the annual voter registration clause. The suit, filed by Sam Houston Clinton Jr., argues the ballot language misleads voters and would misuse public funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Texas Labor Union
State ‘Supreme Court
Afl-Cio
H. S. Brown
State Labor Federation
Roy i Evans
John Hill
Robert S. Calvert
Jesse James
Sam Houston Clinton Jr
Fireman's Rites Slated For John J. Sanders Snyder
Snyder special report: Funeral services set for John J. Sanders a 45 year old Snyder volunteer who was killed Monday when he fell into six feet of oil during a tank fire near two blazing tanks The blaze reportedly started when lightning struck during a thunderstorm Sanders a Texaco Oil Co employee and 10 year volunteer firefighter will be buried at Hillside Memorial Garden with R C Dearman officiating in Snyder. He is survived by his son Johnny his parents and six sisters from several states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snyder
John J. Sanders
Sny ‘der
Assembly of God Church
R. C. Dearman
Hillside Memorial Garden
Belle-Seale
G. L. Autry
Sanders
Leonard Keller
Keller
Texaco Oil Co
Electra
Jaquline
Johnny
R. C. "Sanders
Wichita Falls
Arveda Raye
Cleburne
Ruby Bounds
Green Bay
Wis
Raveda Fergeson
Riverside
Calif
Frankie Spinden
Ufaula
Okla
Louise Caughman
Hominy
Opal Wills
Mt. Pleasant
Former Lubbock Resident Dies in Fort Worth
Marshall Dow I Miller, 51, a former Lubbock resident who died Monday after a heart attack, will be buried at City of Lubbock Cemetery. A bookkeeper, he had lived in Fort Worth for three years and was visiting Lubbock since Saturday. services at Sanders Memorial Chapel led by Rev. Wade Griffin. Survivors include three sisters Mrs. Cantwell, Mrs. Cromer, and Mrs. Bangs, a brother Delmer Miller, and an aunt Mrs. Stella Baird.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Dow I Miller
Lubbock
Southwestern Medical Clinic
Miller
Fort Worth
Sanders Funeral Home
W. A. Cantwell
Waco
Lon Cromer
23Rd St
Winston Bangs
Bend
Ore
Delmer Miller
Stella Baird
Petersburg
Mrs. Davidson 85 Funeral Services in Clovis
Funeral services for Mrs. Ella E. Davidson, 85, will be held at 3:30 p.m. in the First Baptist Church, Clovis, with Rev. Ralph Hovey officiating. Burial follows at Lawnhaven Memorial Park Cemetery. She died Sunday in an Amarillo hospital after living in Amarillo briefly following residence in Clovis. Survivors include a daughter Cordia Slaughter, a son Thomas, sister Olivia Jackson, and seven grandchildren, 13o great-grandchildren, and 17 great-greats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clovis
Ella E. Davidsson
First Baptist Church
Ralph Hovey
Lawnhaven Memorial Park Cemetery
Steed Funeral Home
Davidson
Amarillo
Cordia Slaughter
Thomas
Olivia Jackson
Lubbock
Funeral Services Pending For Smyer Wreck Victim
Lynn Ross Ayers seven year old son of Mr and Mrs Jack Ross Ayers of Levelland died from injuries in a two car collision six miles south of Smyer at Farm Roads 168 and 1585 in Hockley County. Brother Alan Ayers five suffered head injuries and lacerations and remained in serious condition at Methodist Hospital Lubbock. The Ayers family also survive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn Ross Ayers
Jack Ross Ayers
Levelland
Franklin-Bartley
Lubbock
Smyer
Hockley County
Alan Ayers
Methodist Hospital
Party Honors Mrs. Price Before Move to El Paso
Mrs. Fay Price of 2111 6th Street was guest of honor at a going away party hosted by Mrs. Mabel Shipman at 2621 2nd Street. Price is moving to El Paso. guests included Mrs. Irma Copeland, Mrs. Clara Hartsfield, Mrs. Sibyl Rutledge, Mrs. Jewel Sparks, Mrs. Ida Waln, Mrs. Fannie Jarrett and Mrs. Valda Franke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fay Price
6Th Street
Mabel Shipman
2Nd Street
Price
el Paso
Irma Copeland
Clara Hartsfield
Siby] Rutledge
Jewel Sparks
Ida Waln
Fannie Jarrett
Valda Franke
How to Lose Weight and Stay Thin Revealed by Psychiatrist
In the September Reader's Digest, a psychiatrist explains weight loss and maintenance through mindset. He outlines when to start dieting and how environment influences choices, offering practical tips for readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reader’s Digest
Do You WANT and NEED Better Hearing
Public notice style brochure pitch promotes a free informational pamphlet on nerve deafness. It urges readers to request the brochure via coupon to learn about causes, questions answered, self help steps, and managing hearing distress. It emphasizes painless options and timing for informed action.
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Frank Sinatra
Mia Farrow
Houston Post
Lubbock Drug Stores
Duggan
Mrs. Cross
Blanche Pullam
Sam. Gossett
William Oden
Sider
Texas Aflcio
U.S. Supreme Court
IN Snyder
Mrs. Davidson
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