Commission vs Katzenbach shows civil rights units at odds
Two units of the Civil Rights Commission clash with the Justice Department over enforcement of the Voting Rights Act. Attorney General Katzenbach rebukes the commission as not correct nor cognizant of enforcement requirements.
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Clifford Sessions
Katzenbach
the Justice
Washington
UPI
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Commission
Civil Rights Commission
Nicholas Deb
Congress
Justice Department
Department
U S Shifts Egypt Aid Aimed at Curbing Nasser Policy
The United States moves to limit Egypt’s use of foreign aid by negotiating a six month program of 55 million dollars with hard currency repayments. Officials say the plan seeks to curb Egypt’s spending on arms and development while pressuring Nasser to reorient his economy toward more practical development goals.
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Ray Moseley
CAIRO
UPI
United States
Egypt
Nasser
Gundan
U.S
Gamal Abdel Nasser
State Department
Johnson
U.A.R
Congo
Yemen
International Monetary Fund
IMF
Telex Ear Hearing Aid Center Ad
An advertisement promotes Telex Hearing Aids featuring a tiny super miniature device and mentions the center in Lubbock Texas. It highlights hearing restoration claims and lists office hours Tuesday through Friday. The text includes several garbled phrases and mis-spellings typical of an old classified-style ad.
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Hase
Ubbock
Tex
Yale librarian links Rudolph to American folklore giants
In New Haven Yale University librarian compares Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer to Paul Bunyan Babe the Blue Ox and Huckleberry Finn as a legitimate figure in American folklore. The remark positions the Christmas figure among enduring legends.
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New Haven, Conn
UPI
Yale University
Lbrarian
Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer
Paul Bunyan
Babe the Blue Ox
Think Time and Morals in a Hurry
An editorial urges slowing life’s pace to reduce misery and evil and cites the value of thinking praying friendship work play reading giving love and being loved. Whit Rix Victory and Arien P Trice funeral directors are listed with a Lubbock Texas address and contact number.
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Whit Rix Victory
Arien P. Trice
Rix
Broadway
Avenue 8
Lubbock
Texas
Dawson hunts new life after Viet War ordeals
Donald Dawson 28 seeks health and stability after malaria and four months as a prisoner of the Viet Cong. He plans a move to a 30 acre farm near Astoria Oregon with his wife Jeanne and six children to live off the land and rebuild their family. His brother Dan died postwar, and Don hopes to locate his grave with contacts in Vietnam while starting anew in Oregon.
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South Viet
Oregon
Red
Dan
Don
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Red Territory
Tima
George Dawson
Santa Catalina Island
Astoria
Ore
Jeanne
Crash Survivor Near Destination Fools Airline ID
Aletha Styers, 34, of Niles, Michigan, survived a Hunt Mountain crash after sliding to an exit and calling friends to say she was safe. Her escape saved about two hours of driving home to Richfield, Connecticut. A separate note reports smugglers found 1500 watches hidden in a refrigerator during a Singapore to India transfer, leading to an arrest.
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Conn
UPI
Aletha Styers
Niles
Mich
Eastern Air Lines
Constellation
Hunt Mountain
Miss Styers
Rites Set For Stanton Woman Ada Hedrick 95
Services for Ada Jane Hedrick of Stanton aged 95 will be held at 2 p.m. today at First Baptist Church Stanton with burial in Evergreen Cemetery. She lived in Stanton since 1931, belonged to the First Baptist Church, and is survived by five sons Clyde Carl Ozona Sam and R C, a daughter Evelyn Jackson, a daughter-in-law Cecil Hedrick, two sisters Exa Cathey and Bertie Smith, and 29 grandchildren.
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Stanton
Ada Jane Hedrick
Bic Spring
First Baptist Church
Evergreen Cemetery
Nalley-Pickle Funeral Home
Big Spring
Granger
Tex
Hedrick
Martin County
Stanton First Baptist Church
Clyde
Odessa
Carl
Ozona
Sam
Putnam
R. C
Ralph
Evelyn Jackson
Fort Worth
Cecil Hedrick
Exa Cathey
Bertie Smith
Houston
Mrs. Booher’s Funeral Today in Slaton
Mrs. H. H. Booher 73 of Slaton died Sunday at Mercy Hospital after a lengthy illness. Funeral services at 2 p.m. today at First Methodist Church with Rev. H. D. Coggin of Tulsa officiating. burial in City of Lubbock Cemetery. Survivors include husband, daughter Helen Booher of Dallas, two sons Winfred Booher of Big Spring and George Booher of Lubbock, a brother, two sisters, and three grandchildren.
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H. H. Booher
Mercy Hospital
First Methodist Church
H. D. Coggin
Tulsa
David Binkley
City of Lubbock
Williams Funeral Home
Helen Booher
Dallas
Winfred Booher
Big Spring
George Booher
Lubbock
C. P. Guthrie
Forney Henry
Irene Davis
Jean
Kennedy memorial water system wells bring relief to Yemen village
American engineers drilling in Janad, Yemen, completed a well for the oldest mosque and nearby houses. The new water supply serves 200 villagers and fills mosque pools for pre prayer cleansing.
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Sana's
Yemen
Janad
Mideast
Bombay Expands Telephone Exchanges Amid Delays
Bombay's telephone service has been expanded with new exchanges in the city officials report but other sections will still face a 10 year wait for service.
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Bombay
India
Vernon T. Lynch Funeral Planned
Vernon Thomas Lynch 79 died at 11:10 p.m. Saturday in a Lubbock convalescent home. Services are at 4 p.m. today in Parkview Baptist Church Littlefield with Rev. Jack Moore and Rev. Bill Austin officiating. Burial in Littlefield Memorial Park. Survivors include wife Molly of Lubbock two daughters Mrs. Malcolm Bales and Mrs. Charles Cowan two sons W W and H V Lynch three sisters and seven grandchildren plus five great grandchildren.
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Parkview
Vernon Thomas Lynch
Lubbock
Jack Moore
Melrose
N. M
Bill Austin
Littlefield Memorial Park
Hammons
Lynch
Lamb County
Durant
Oklo
Spade Community
Siloam Springs
Ark
Molly
Malcolm Bales
Charles Cowan
Milledgeville
W. W
Albuquerque
H. V. Lynch
Hart Camp
Helen Harper
Dallas
Clyde Foote
Okla
Hilliary Gist
Indianapolis
Ind
Crash Victim's Rites Planned
LEVELLAND Special Services for Wayne Davis 22 former Whiteface resident who died Saturday in Yakima Washington from injuries in an auto crash on November 4 will be Thursday in Whiteface First Baptist Church. Burial will be in Whiteface Cemetery. Davis a native of Idabel Oklahoma lived 17 years in Whiteface and then in Yakima about three months. Surviving are two sons Cecil Roy and Charles Wayne both of Delhi California his mother and stepfather Mr and Mrs Cecil O Brown Whiteface his father Charles D Davis Grass Valley California the maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Don Strawn Whiteface the paternal grandmother Mrs Eva Davis Grass Valley.
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Wayne Davis
Yakima
Wash
Whiteface First Baptist Church
Bill Schekelford
Smith Funeral Home
Whiteface
Idabel
Okla
Davis
Cecil Roy
Charles Wayne
Delhi
Calif
Cecil O. Brown
Charles D. Davis
Grass Valley
Don Strawn
Eva Davis
Rites Tuesday For Mrs Dagley
Funeral for Mrs. Monette Dagley 57 of 2426 30th Street died Saturday at Methodist Hospital after admission Friday. Service at 2 pm Tuesday at First Methodist Church with Dr Paul Bumpers and Rev J O Haynes officiating. Burial at Resthaven of Sanders. Survived by husband two daughters mother brother and seven grandchildren.
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30Th St
Methodist
J. A. Dagley
Amarillo
First Methodist Church
James Zetzsehe Jr
7Th St
Curtis Roberts
Rochester
Minn
Roy Maxey
Plainview
Leedy Maxey
Longtime Terry Resident Dies
Mrs. Dalt Lewis, 80, longtime Terry County resident, dies at home in Brownfield. Services set for 3 p.m. today at Brownfield First Methodist, Rev. Alby J. Cockrell officiating. Burial in Terry County Memorial Cemetery. She and husband moved to Brownfield in 1919 from Eastland County and ran a general store. Survived by two sons, a sister, grandson, granddaughter, and several nieces and nephews.
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Dalt Lewis
Terry County
Brownfield First Methodist Church
Alby J. Cockrell
Terry County Memorial Cemetery
Lewis
Lee Orvel
R. L. Lewis
Jennie Way
Lamesa
Grandsson
Robert D Page rites set for Snyder man
Robert D Page 48 Snyder resident died Saturday at Cogdell Memorial Hospital. Funeral services are at Greenhill Baptist Church Tuesday at 10 a.m. with Rev Jerry Speers officiating. A second service will be at Woodlawn Christian Church in Longview Wednesday at 2 30 p.m. Burial Gregg Memorial Cemetery under Bell Seale Funeral Home. Survived by wife two daughters four sons sister mother and four grandchildren.
Funeral notices and rehearsals in Lubbock area
Funeral services are set today for James Floyd Schroeder at Smith Rogers Chapel Lovington and C D Hare Sr at First Presbyterian Amarillo. Elia Katie Carpenter and E V Gill also have services today in Crosbyton and Levelland. Rehearsals for the Municipal Concert Orchestra and Choir run today and Tuesday at 7 pm with Prof Francisco Hernandez conducting Dec 17 concert.
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Garden and Arts Center
Francisco G. Hernandez
Mrs Webster Dies In City In Lubbock
Mrs Willene Whimpy Webster 46 a Lubbock resident for 34 years died Sunday afternoon at Methodist Hospital after five months illness. Funeral 10 a.m. Tuesday at St John’s Methodist Church with Rev Mark Williams officiating. Burial Resthaven Memorial Park under Sanders Funeral Home. Surviving husband William J Webster two sons Jim and Cris daughter Patti Franklin and a granddaughter two brothers George B Wimberley Russell E Wimberley.
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Lubbock
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Sanders Funeral Home
Webster
Littlefield
Lubbock High School
Texas Tech
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
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Bill) Webster
Jim
Cris
Patti Franklin
George B. Wimberley
Russell E. Wimberley
Burdett Rites Slated Today
John Vinson Burdett Sr. 66, died at his home near O Donnell Saturday night. Services set for 2 30 pm at O Donnell First Baptist Church with Calvin Parker and Rev Bill Burton officiating. Burial at Lamesa Memorial Park. Pallbearers from O Donnell and Midland. Survived by wife Ethel son J W Burdett Jr five siblings and two grandchildren.
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O'Donnell First Baptist Church
Calvin Parker
Friona
Bill Burton
Lamesa Memorial Park
Branon-Philips Funeral Home
Earl Gillispie
Lester Parker
Bob Carroll
Paul Mansell
Herman High
J. R. Enloe
Midland
Grayson County
Burdett
Borden County
Baylor County
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J. W. Burdett Jr
la’ Mesa
George
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Ralph
Tobe Burdett
Lubbock
Texas wildcatters report seven discoveries in week
The Texas Railroad Commission said last week Texas wildcatters made five oil and three gas discoveries. This summary notes the counts and the week cited by the agency.
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Wildcat
Austin
UPI
Texas
Wildcatters
State Railroad Commission
Funeral services for Damon Lestie Carter in Tulsa
Funeral services for Damon Lestie Carter 42 crop duster and pilot from Memphis Texas will be 2 30 pm today at First Baptist Church Tulsa. Burial will be in Rose Hill Cemetery under Wallace Funeral Home direction. Carter died at 10 30 am Sunday in Swisher Memorial Hospital after months of illness. He lived in Memphis five years and was born in Lawton Oklahoma. He was a Tulsa High School graduate and member of Tulsa First Baptist Church. Surviving are wife Johnnie Sue son Damon Jr step son Barry Bownds two daughters Dana Hunn Toni Carter three sisters and his mother.
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Damon Lestie Carter
Memphis
Tex
First Baptist Church
C. N. Rue
Rose Hill Cemetery
Wallace Funneral Home
Carter
Swisher Memorial Hospital
Lawton
Oklo
Tulsa High School
Tulsa First Baptist Church
Johnnie Sue
Damon Leslie Carter Jr
Brownwood
Barry Bownds
Dana Hunn
San Diego
Calif
Toni Carter
Joyce Grubb
John Muller Funeral Services Held in Fieldton
John Muller 83 a Switzerland native and Fieldton resident died Saturday in Austin Funeral services were at 2 p m today at the Fieldton Baptist church with Wayne Parry Rev Fred Smith and Rev Al Swagerty officiating Burial followed in Littlefield Cemetery under Payne Funeral Home direction Survivors include five sons three daughters 19 grandchildren and seven great grandchildren Pallbearers were Marvin Qualls Paul Hakill Cliff Roberson Wayne Cowan Dan Joiner and Royce Goyne
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John Muller
Switzerland
Fieldton
Here
Baptist Church
Wayne Parry
Fred Smith
al Swagerty
Littlefield Cemetery
Payne Funeral Home
Muller
Austin
Marvin Qualls
Paul Hakill
Cliff Roberson
Wayne Cowan
Dan Joiner
Royce Goyne
Moscow Offers Free Bus Tickets to Russian Army Men
Russian authorities announce free city bus tickets for soldiers, aiming to support troops. The measure covers Moscow public transit and appears as a wartime morale gesture amid ongoing military operations.
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Moscow
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