Hanoi says raids hurt North Viet Nam economy
North Viet Nam acknowledged that U S bombing raids damaged the economy and curtailed industrial development. Vice Premier Le Thanh Nghi urged an on the spot supply policy using local materials to meet war needs. A conference on developing local industry for 1966 67 noted difficulties in distributing goods and supplies.
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Tokyo
UPI
Hanoi
U.S
North Viet Nam
Red New China News Agency
NCNA
le Thanh Nghi
Central Committee
Viet Nam Workers Communist Party
Mother Quits Slacks Ban For Guard Job
Pleasantville New Jersey AP Lucy Peterson a mother of four quit her post as a school crossing guard after refusing to wear a skirt while on duty at the Main Street and Deliah Road corner. Chief Lewis Hawkins said she was out of uniform.
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Pleasantville
N.J
Main Street
Deliah Road
Lucy Peterson
Lewis Hawkins
AEC To Deactivate Medina Plant January 20
The U.S. Atomic Energy Commission says the Medina Facility will begin employment deactivation January 20. Full shutdown will take place over the next months with about 500 jobs terminated and government aid offered to displaced workers.
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AEC
Medina
San Antonio
UPID
U.S. Atomic Energy Commission
White man sentenced 10 years in Negro killing noted as historic
Hubert Damon Strange received a 10 year prison term in Calhoun County for the July slaying of Willie Brewster. A jury of white jurors convicted him of second degree murder marking a historic modern South verdict in a racial killing. Two co defendants, Lewis Blevins and Johnny Defries, await trial in February as prosecutor Clarence Williams hails the verdict.
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Anniston
Ala
Hubert Damon Strange
Willie Brewster
Robert Parker
Strange
South
Lewis Blevins
Johnny Ira Defries
Brewster
Umpire in background 5 million file tax returns
IRS commissioner says about five million business and individual returns will be processed by the ADP system at Martinsburg, with 5 to 10 percent of the 65 million taxpayers potentially asked to provide more information. Audits use random selection and indicators like gross profit to net profit and bad debt reserves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Internal Revenue Service
Thhey
Sam
Sheldon S. Cohen
Internal Revenue
ADP
Martinsboro
W. Va
National Computer Center
Cohen
Minors Society of Certified Public Accountants
Burglary Charge Dropped After Monaco’s Apartment Mixup
Las Vegas police say Alphonse A Monaco 38 a beautician used a key to enter his own apartment. Deputies used tear gas and gas masks to flush him out after being alerted by an off duty detective. Monaco was booked then released with charges dropped.
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Las Vegas
Alphonso A
Monaco
Doctor Charged With Killing 50 Children in Nazi Euthanasia
Ansbach prosecutors say Irene Mueller Bruckmueller, 57, of Tubingen, faces charges for killing at least 50 children in the Nazi euthanasia program. The case ties to the regime's policy targeting deformed and mentally ill persons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ansbach
Germany
Ansbach States
Irene Mueller-Bruckmueller
Tuebingen
Fires damage truck and trailer in Lubbock
A truck and a trailer home were heavily damaged in separate Friday fires in Lubbock. The trailer at 2112 Clovis Road, owned by Ed Barnett and occupied by Leroy Butcher, suffered major damage after 9 00 a m due to a faulty fuse near wood. Later at Loop 289 and Ave P H M Smith escaped injury as the tractor-trailer caught fire from heat burning a leaking gasoline tank. the tractor owned by A C McMillian Trucking Co was destroyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lubbock
Ed Barnett
Leroy Butcher
Clovis Road
H. M. Smith
Ave. H
Bakery union suspends bread strike to await commission study
London reports the Bakery Union halts its national bread strike and accepts a government commission to study demands for a 30 percent wage increase. No barriers to future talks are stated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
UPI
Bakery’ Union
Captain asks for children's clothing gifts from Weslaco in Vietnam letter
Army captain Dale R. Waddell writing from near Soc Trang Vietnam requests Christmas gifts be sent as clothing for orphans rather than personal presents. He praises U S action and notes his mother from Weslaco says he fears domestic protests are hurting morale.
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Wessaco
Tex
Viet Nam
Dale R. Waddell
Soc Trang
South Viet Nam
Weslaco
Veterans’ Organizations
Rio Grande
Soe Trang
Delta
U.S
E. B. Waddell
Waddell
United States
U. S
Service Station Burglary Probed
A service station burglary was detected early Friday by police on routine patrol at a Texaco station operated by Ray Towner at 50th Street and Avenue A. Officers found a broken window and learned intruders stole a money sack containing $110.65.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texaco
Ray Towner
50Th St
Ave. A
New City Ordinance Bans Outhouses in Trenton
Trenton officials consider a new plumbing code that would ban outhouses along with other measures. The proposal signals a push toward modern indoor plumbing. The ordinance aims to regulate sanitation and building standards in city homes and businesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
N.J
UPI
Rites Set Today For Mrs. Daisy Iona Miller
Funeral services for Mrs. Daisy Iona Miller will be held at 3 p.m. in the Sixth Street Church of Christ Friona with C. J. Horton officiating assisted by Rev. Bill Burton. Burial will follow in Friona Cemetery under Clathorn Funeral Home direction. She died Thursday night after a long illness. she moved to Friona 37 years ago from Norman Oklahoma. Survivors include her son Roy V. Miller of Friona 14 grandchildren and 2 great grandchildren.
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Friona
Daisy Iona Miller
Sixth Street Church of Christ
C. J. Horton
Bill Burton
First Baptist Church
Clathorn Funeral Home
Norman
Okla
Church of Christ
Roy V. Miller
R. D. Williams Rites Scheduled At Colgate Church
Funeral services for R. D. Williams 59 custodian at Jackson Elementary for three years will be at 2 p m today Colgate Church of Christ with Fred W White officiating Burial will be in City of Lubbock Cemetery under Sanders Funeral Home direction Williams died at 9 p m Thursday at his home 2808 Cornell Barn Stephenville He had lived in Spur and Brownfield before moving to Lubbock in 1955 He was a Church of Christ member and had been in ill health Survivors include wife a brother Thomas L Ranger and two grandchildren Pallbearers are Andy Edwards Fritz Wisdom Troy Henson Quay Hodge Jeff Keessee and Doug Greenlee
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R. D. Williams
Jackson
Colgate Church of Christ
Fred W. White
City of Lubbock
Sanders Funeral Home
Williams
Cornell Barn
Stephenville
Spur
Brownfield
Lubbock
Church of Christ
Andy Edwards
Fritz Wisdom
Troy Henson
Quay Hodge
Jeff Keesee
Doug Greenlee
Jesse R Rowe Services Noted In Plainview
Funeral services for Jesse Richard Rowe 80 who died Friday at Plainview Hospital will be held at 2 p m Sunday at Kress Methodist Church with Rev Carl Hundson officiating. Burial in Kress Cemetery directed by Lemons Funeral Home. Born in Hunt County he moved from Borger to Plainview in 1960 a retired dwell driller and member of Kress Methodist Church. Survivors include son Clyde Plainview and four grandchildren and three great grandchildren.
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Plainview
Jesse Richard Rowe
Plainview Hospital
Kress Methodist Church
Carl Hundson
Kress Cemetery
Lemons Funeral Home
Hunt County
Borger
Clyde
Dren
Nomination Ends for CPA Society Leaders at Fort Worth Meeting
Harry E. Ward of Fort Worth was nominated Friday as president elect of the Texas Society of CPAs at the mid year meeting at Koko Palace. Other nominees include Dallas, Amarillo, Houston, and San Antonio leaders. elections proceed at the El Paso annual meeting in June. The three day session closes with a board meeting and a 7 p.m. dinner dance. Ward is managing partner of Leatherwood and Ward in Fort Worth.
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Harry E. Ward
Fort Worth
Texas Society of Certified Public Accountants
KoKo Palace
Howard L. Busby
Dallas
Lawrence G. Pickens
Amarillo
Frank T. Rea
Houston
Neal Sheffield
San Antonio
A. Burke Haymes
R. D. Pattillo
Waco
Robert Casey
Texas City
Edwin E. Merriman
Lubbock
Miller Monta
el Paso
Ward
of Leatherwood and Ward
CPA Society
Pedestrian Killed In Odessa Auto Mishap
Odessa police report 78 year old Tommy Olan Phillips of Odessa was struck while attempting to cross near downtown and died hours later from head injuries. No charges are expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odessa
UPI
Tommy
Olan Phillips
Phillips
Christmas Bells and the Christ Child
A compact reflection on Bethlehem and the Christ child shaping calendars and culture. The poem notes how the Wise Men, gifts, feasts, and carols led to churches, schools, colleges, and care for orphans and the sick, honoring the Nativity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethlehem
Car Mishap Claims Seagraves Man
Seagraves resident John C. Van Winkle aged 58 died instantly Friday afternoon when a car jack collapsed onto his chest while he worked under the vehicle at his home. Justice of the Peace Sam Chenault pronounced him dead at the scene. his wife found him after he did not come in for dinner. Funeral arrangements are pending at Webb Funeral Home. Van Winkle moved to Seagraves in 1946 from Lefors, Texas. Survivors include his wife, a son Leroy of Seminole, and a daughter Mrs Leslie Gross Andrews.
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Seagraves
John C. van Winkle
Justice of the Peace
Sam Chenault
Chenault
Webb Funeral Home
van Winkle
Lefors
Ten
Leroy
Seminole
Leslie Gross Andrews
Carpenter Services Pending for Alivia Carpenter in Lubbock
Alivia T. Carpenter known as Pete is found dead at home Route 6 Lubbock about 4 p m Friday An inquest by Justice of the Peace George H McCleskey lists gunshot death Authorities say he was a Lubbock County native member of Anti och Baptist Church Survivors include wife a son Weldon three daughters Janet Roxanne and Camilla two brothers Woody Carl in Seattle Wash two sisters Mrs Truitt Sloan Wilson and Mrs Roy Mathis Mrs Dora Carpenter Tahoka his mother and three grandchildren
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Rix Funeral
Alivia T
Pete) Carpenter
Route 6
Lubbock
Justice of the Peace
George H. McCleskey
Carpenter
Lubbock County
Antioch Baptist Church
Weldon
42Nd St
Janet
Roxanne
Camilla
Woody
44Th St
Carl
Seattle
Wash
Truitt Sloan
Wilson
Roy Mathis
48Th St
Dora Carpenter
Tahoka
Peace Corps Week Observed at Texas Tech
A student sponsored Peace Corps Recruitment Week will run Monday through Friday at Texas Tech. Information booths will distribute pamphlets and questionnaires in the Tech Union and library building with daily library hours from 1 to 1 Sp.m. Hugh Palmer, regional Peace Corps recruiter, will visit late in the week for student conferences. Assisting are James Leatherwood, Jean Young and Jackie Pardue.
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Texas Tech
Steve Blanchard
Peace Corps
Tech Union
Hugh Palmer
Blanchard
James Leatherwood
Jean Young
Jackie Pardue
Protest in Tokyo Against Japan South Korea Treaty
More than 1,000 leftists staged a protest in Tokyo on Friday against the expected ratification of a normalization treaty between Japan and South Korea. The demonstration followed a period of political tension over the accord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
UPI
Japan
Norea
Bauman Rites Are Set Today
Funeral services for Cletis A. Bauman 62 of Lubbock set for 3 p.m. in Sanders Memorial Chapel. He died Friday at Highland Hospital after a three month illness. Bauman formerly of Dallas worked as machinist foreman for Hydro Corporation and had lived in Lubbock 18 years. He will be laid to rest in Nowata Oklahoma after a graveside service Monday. Survivors include wife Susie and daughter Carol Ann, plus brothers Cecil G and W Elmo of Stillwater Oklahoma and Dr M Leon Bauman of Wichita Kansas. Pallbearers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanders Memorial Chapel
Cletis A. Bauman
29Th St
Lathhork
Highland Hospital
Lubbock
Dallas
Hydro Corporation
Bauman
Christian Church
D. J. Lowrie
Calvary Baptist Church
Nowats
Okla
Sanders Funeral Home
Susie
Carol Ann
Cecil G
W. Elmo
Stillwater
M Leon Bauman
Wichita
Kan
George and
Trent Crosby
Allan Black
Homer Powell
Tommy Lane
Love Loughlin
Jesse Pratt
Ernie Hyman
Services to honor Mrs. Mary Viola Anderson in Tokio
Funeral services set for 3 p.m. Sunday at Tokio Baptist Church for Mrs. Mary Viola Anderson a 42 year Tokio resident who died Friday from an apparent heart attack. Officiant Rev. Horace Kennedy. burial in Brownfield Cemetery. Survivors include four sons and four daughters across Tokio Brownfield Muleshoe Phoenix Pattison and relatives.
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Tokio
Tokio Baptist Church
Mary Viola Anderson
Yoakum County
Brownfield General Hospital
Brownfield Cemetery
Brownfield Funeral Home
Ray
Vealmore
Ted
J.T
Melvin
Luther
J. W. Sherrin
H. M. Cargill
Brownfield
Evelyn Autrey
Muleshoe
Jack Peel
Phoenix
Ari
Services Pending For Jeffrey S Mullins Infant Son
Jeffrey Scott Mullins infant son of S Set and Mrs Charles Terry Mullins died at 9 25 p m Thursday at Reese Air Force Base Hospital in Reese. Born November 22 in Reese hospital. Survived by parents a sister Pamela a brother Donald and grandparents Mr and Mrs Jack Cahill of San Antonio and Mr and Mrs Phil Valdez of Del Rio. Local arrangements handled by Henderson Funeral.
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Southside Funeral Home
San Antonio
Jeffrey Scott Mullins
S. Set
Charles Terry Mullins
Mitchell Blvd
Reese Village
Reese Air Force Base Hospital
Henderson Funeral Home
Reese Hospital
Reese
Pamela
Donald
Jack Cahill
Phil Valdez
del Rio
Funeral services held for Mrs. Ber nice McCullough
Funeral services for Mrs. Ber nice McCullough of 612 Ave F are at 2 p.m. at St Luke's Baptist Church with Rev A L Davis officiating. Burial follows at City of Lubbock Cemetery. She died at 10 10 a.m. Wednesday at Methodist Hospital. She lived in Lubbock 50 years and was born in Franklin. She is survived by five daughters Jossiphone Parks Fannie Cruse Ruby Shaw Annie May Germany all of Lubbock and Henrietta Cruse of Post two sisters Murphy Turner Sweetwater and Fannie Walker Big Spring.
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Bernice McCullough
Ave. F
St. Luke's Baptist Church
A. L. Davis
City of Lubbock
South Plains
Funeral services for C. Lindsey Hoffman
Funeral services for C Lindsey Hoffman 51 well known area contractor will be at 10 a m today in St Johns Methodist Church with Rev Mark Williams officiating Burial will be in Resahaven Memorial Park under direction of Rix Funeral Home Hoffman died about 730 p m Thursday at his home 4606 W 18th St He was a partner in Bryan Hoffmann Construction City of Plainview and had returned from Cleveland Ohio where he had heart surgery His firm is active in highway construction in the Lubbock area Survivors include his wife Lila one son Jonathan of the home one daughter Mrs Johnny Biffle of Albuquerque his mother Mrs A C Hoffman of Memphis and three sisters Mrs Jim Beeson Miss Rubye Hoffman and Mrs Frank Blevins Pallbearers were Henry L Stafford W E Bryan Howard McLaurin Walter Haynes Harold Biffle and Arnold Purtell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Lindsey Hoffmann
St. John’s Methodist Church
Mark Williams
Resahaven Memorial Park
Rix Funeral Home
Hoffman
18Th St
Bryan- Hoffman
Plainview
Cleveland
Ohio
Lubbock
Memphis
West Texas State University
Associated General Contractors
Heart Fund
Lila
Jonathan
Johnny Biffle
Albuquerque
A. C. Hoffman
Jim Beeson
Rubye Hoffman
Frank Blevins
Houston
Henry L. Stafford
W. E. Bryan
Howard McLaurin
Walter Haynes
Harld Biffle
Arnold Purtell
D M King Funeral Services Set For Today
Funeral services for D M King 8 will be held at 2 p m today at Caprock Church of Christ with Paul Kellor officiating. Burial follows at Resthaven of Sanders Funeral Home. King a Lubbock resident 40 years died Thursday night at Methodist Hospital survived by wife, one son Ray King Hobbs, two daughters Pauline Connally and W C Crossnoe, a brother A H Ning and sister Mrs Arch Robertson multiple nieces nephews 12 grandchildren six greats pallbearers listed
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. M. King
1St St
Lubbock
Caprock Church of Christ
Paul Keller
Resthaven Memorial Park
Sanders Funeral Home
King
Methodist
Marietta
Oklo
Ray King
Hobbs
Pauline Connally
50Th St
W. C. Crossnoe
30Th St
A. H. Ning
25Th St
Arch Robertson
Okla
Wayne Putman
33Rd St
Weldon Putman
21St. St
Clay Putman
45Th St
Walter Surovik
E. M. Booker
L. D. Stamford
W. M. McFarland
Junior Farrar
Clay Turner
U.S. Science Exhibit Closed in Allahabad Amid Protests
An American science exhibition sponsored by the U S Information Service was shut in Allahabad after University students protested an alleged anti Indian attitude linked to the Indo Pakistan conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Delhi
U.S. Information Service
Allahabad
United States
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