Senate Passes Foreign Aid Bill In $4.14 Billion Measure
The Senate approved a $4.14 billion foreign aid package for the current fiscal year by a 44 to 31 roll call. The bill includes $2.2 billion for economic and military aid, with $1.8 billion for economic and $350 million for military assistance, plus IMF and Peace Corps funding. No floor amendments to reduce or add aid were adopted.
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Washington
Senate
House
Eco
Lion
Mittee
Vietnam
Laos
Thailand
Peace Corps
Sen
Gale McGee
Dber
Stuart Amington
Weizmann Institute
Israel
United States
Hen Sup
Alliance For Progress
Senate House
Nixon
Cambodia
South Korea
Coum Vietham
State Department
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Asia
Highway Toll Falls Below Thanksgiving Death Forecast
Final counts show 652 Americans killed in highway crashes during the four day Thanksgiving period, below the National Safety Council forecast of 670 to 770. The report notes safety gains from safer cars, better drivers, and engineered highways, with California posting a record 95 fatalities and Texas recording 24.
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Avalanche-Journal News Services
National Safety Council
California
Safety Council
Anchorage
Alaska
Texas
Roe
DPS
Mrs Moody services set in Plainview
Funeral services for Mrs Jessie Mae Moody 69 will be held at 3 p m in Wood Dunning Colonial Chapel with Rev Roy Johnson officiating Burial will be in Plainview Memorial Park under Wood Dunning Funeral Home direction She died Sunday in Central Plains General Hospital after a sudden illness A Rotan native she moved to Plainview in 1947 Survived by two sons Leon and Glen of Plainview a stepson Allen of Wichita Falls two sisters Gladys Kelley and Ott Nolen both of Rotan two brothers Carl and Barney Horton both of Rotan three grandchildren and three great grandchildren
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Plainview
Jessie Mae Moody
Wood-Dunning Colonial
Roy Johnson
Calvary Baptist Church
Plainview Memorial Park
Wood-Dunning Funeral Home
Moody
Central Plains General Hospital
Chandler
Rotan
Leon
Glen
Allen
Wichita Falls
Gladys Kelley
Ott Nolen
Carl
Barney Horton
Rites Planned for L B Clements Pioneer Farmer
Louis Blaylock Clements 80 longtime Hale County resident died Monday at Central Plains Hospital. Services 10 a.m. Wednesday at Lemons Funeral Home Chapel with Rev. Mark Williams officiating. Burial Plainview Cemetery. Born Corsicana, moved to Plainview in 1900. Married Elsa Hoffman in 1918 at Plainview. Survived by Plainview family and two brothers Bettie Clements Sparks.
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Plainview
Louis Blaylock Clements
Hale County
Central Plains Hospital
Lemons Funeral Home
Mark Wiliams
First United Withoatat Chun
Clements
Corsicana
Elsa Hoffman
Ninear Wise
Snort
Bettie
Earl ‘Sparks
Mrs Sanders Services for Tracy Sanders Held Today
Mrs. Tracy Sanders 82 died about 3:25 a.m. Monday at West Texas Hospital. Services at 2 p.m. today in Sanders Memorial Chapel, Rev. Sylvester Turner officiating. Burial at City of Lubbock Cemetery under Sanders Funeral Home direction. Native of Tennessee, she moved to Lubbock in 1919, lived in Portales New Mexico 12 years, returned to Lubbock in 1965. Survivors include grandson Joel Betles and granddaughter Mrs Barbara McKnight.
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39Th St
Sanders Memorial Chapel
Sylvester Turner
Assembly of God
City of Lubbock
Sanders Funeral Home
Sanders
West Texas Hospital
Tennessee
Lubbock
Justin
Tarrant County
Portal
Edward M. Dean Services Today
Services for Edward M Buck Dean scheduled for 3 p.m. at Jackson Avenue Baptist Church Lovington with Rev Joe Vernon and Kenneth Green officiating. Dean 74 died Sunday night in Tower Hospital El Paso after four weeks hospitalization. He was a Comanche Texas native and longtime Praire View area farmer before retirement. Survivors include son Carol of Taos New Mexico three daughters Pauline Cromeens El Paso Maxie Hardy Anson Linda Clayton Lovington brother Bert Anson 11 grandchildren and three great grandchildren.
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Lovington
Edward M
Buck
Bert
Anson
Antiques Stolen Near Plainview
Investigation continues into a theft near Plainview where about 130 antiques valued at 11 000 were stolen from a store located south of the city on Farm Road 400. Items include cut glass jewelry clocks china and silver. The burglary is thought to have occurred between 1 and 6 a.m. Saturday with entry likely through a rear door.
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Plainview
Cne Angue
Farm Road
Steak Trinseniocy
Ginger Ellison
Hale County
Troy Porterfield
Wreck Victims' Services Arranged in Monahans
Services are set for three Monahans residents killed in a two car crash Saturday. Dixie William Griffith 33 will be buried at Memorial Cemetery after a 2 pm service at First Baptist Church officiated by Rev Ken Andress. Virginia McDaniel 25 with daughter Steph will have a 10 am service in Odessa.
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Dixie William Griffith
First Baptist Church
Ken Andress
Alestion
Hammond
Virginia McDaniel
Theraaeer Steph
Odessa
Ward Memorial Hospital
Rites Scheduled For Mrs Ater
Service for Mrs Ina Bell Ater 72 of 2208 16th St died late Sunday at St Marys Hospital will be held at 2 30 p m today in Bowman Chapel First United Methodist Church with Rev Wade Griffin officiating. Burial at Brock Cemetery directed by Rix Funeral Directors. She was wife of the late Dr G H Ater dental surgeon and a longtime Lubbock resident active in the Pythian Sisters. Pallbearers listed.
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Pendleton
Idalou
Idalou First United Methodist Church
Mission Garden
Clovis
N.M
J. A. Biggers
Atwater
Calif
City of Lubbock
Dudley Strain
First Christian Church
Rix Funeral
Biggers
Lubbock
University of California Hospital
San Francisco
Ina Bell Ater
16Th St
St. Mary's Hospital
Bowman Chapel
First United Methodist Church
Wade Griffin
City of Lubbock Cemetery
Rix Funeral Directors
Pythian Sisters
Allen
Houston
George
New Orleans
Thelma Berry
Clyde
Russell Hardin
Max Tidmore
John McKinley
Bill Murfee
Ralph Brock
Bedford Raley
Don’t Live Too Swiftly Through Life’s Joys
The verse urges patience in daily life and warns against rushing through work, play, and learning. It cautions that haste can squander time for appreciation and anticipation, and that living too fast may prevent savoring pleasures and thrills.
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Baltasar Gracian
Rites Set for Mrs Bodin in Big Spring
Services for Faye Iris Bodin 39 of Big Spring are set for 2 0 p m at Nalley Pickle Rosewood Chapel with Rev. Robert Sawyer officiating. Burial will be in Trinity Memorial Park. Bodin died early Sunday in a head on crash on Texas 176 about 100 miles east of here. Clarence Neal 21 of Andrews was the other driver. Bodin native of Grand Rapids survived by husband William and her mother Eunice Hidgens and stepsister Jennifer Lauderdale of Augusta Georgia.
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Texas
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Andrews
Justice of the ‘Peace
Jay
Williams
Big Spring
Grand Aews
William
Eunice Hidgens
Jennifer Lauderdale
Augusta
Parker Rites Planned for Mrs Mary Anna Parker
Mrs Mary Anna Parker 82 native of Hunt County will have services at 2 p m Wednesday at Missionary Baptist Church with Rev Robert Beck and Rev Edward Hart officiating Burial is in Garden of Memories Cemetery Norris Funeral Home in charge She died about 550 p m Sunday at Golden Age Nursing Home resident of Cottle County for many years
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Standay
Golden Age Nursing Home
Cottle County
Anaich ‘Great Orangesildhen
City Residents Raid Leads to Three Arrests in Drug Sweep
Lubbock police conducted a Monday raid at a residence on 39th Street arresting three occupants. A Mexican American woman was hospitalized after swallowing a finger stall filled with what police believe was contraband. In the yard officers recovered paper sacks containing needles and syringes and a burnt stall as investigators searched the scene.
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Methodist Hospital
Carey -Stafford
Ed Taylor
Service for Mrs a Bro Ed ee 5
A brief service was held for Mrs a Bro Ed ee 5. Family and friends gathered to honor her life with prayers and memorial remarks.
Connally Named To U.S. Foreign Intelligence Board
UPI reports President Nixon named former Texas governor John B. Connally as a member of the U S Foreign Intelligence Advisory Board. The appointment follows Connally's high profile in national service and policy circles.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
John B. Connally
Texas
Foreign
Connally
Convicted Man Sentenced in 137th District Case
In a 137th District proceeding Judge James A. Pals sentenced the defendant to begin his term after being convicted in a drug and festival cases scene. The court noted the February and March dates surrounding the trial, with orderly procedures followed in Jackson.
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Toad Wael
Phe Agel
Fae Yong
Angel
James
National Civil Air Patrol Marks 29th Anniversary Tour
The Civil Air Patrol observes its 29th anniversary with local observances at Reese Air Force Base. About 20 cadets and senior escorts from the Composite Squadron participate in Cadet Day, with orientations and on the job familiarizations in nursing, maintenance, air police, information and more.
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National
Civil Air Patrol
Reese Air Force Base
Officers Club
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46Th St
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Baylor St
Clovis Road
Avenue U
Julian Biggers
College of Education
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American Personnel and Guidance Association
Rodney Thorne
E. D. Thorne
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Colgate St
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Croslin
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Walter S. Harley
Rayner Brown
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Auburn St. Aere
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Plainsview
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Ray
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38Th St
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Mirks
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