Air Force unveils $200 million HC-130H for space recovery
The HC-130H turboprop, part of a 200 million program, is designed to pluck downed fliers and recover spacecraft during Gemini and Apollo missions. Built by Lockheed-Georgia in Marietta, the aircraft can fly 4000 miles without refueling, carry 10 crew, lift 500 pounds, and operate in all weather with advanced tracking gear. Operational delivery begins June 1965.
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Air Force
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Lockheed-Georgia Co
Aeronautical Systems Division
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
Ohio
Lockheed
Marietta
Community Briefs From Lubbock Texas Tech Area
Funeral services announced for Mrs Florence Elizabeth Schornick 87 and Mrs Ophelia Wicks 48 with burials at City of Lubbock Cemetery and Everglades Cemetery Hobbs. Artis Johnson 47 to be buried at City of Lubbock Cemetery. Tech Teachers group meets at Coronado Room noon today with reservations. Various local injuries and hospital stays reported including Tommy Yarbrough 19 in fair condition and Roger Sherman Durham 21 in critical condition after accidents. Kappa Kappa Psi initiates nine members.
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Texas Tech
Texas Assn. of College Teachers
Coronado
Tech Union
Tommy Yarbrough
Methodist Hospital
T. E. Yarbrough
Lubbock
Wiesbaden
Germany
U. S. Air Force
Yarbrough
Roger Sherman Durham
Lubbock's
Ft. Sumner
N. M
Youths Quizzed Over Credit Card and Forgery Ring
A dozen youths aged 15 and 16 and a 14 year old girl, wife of one, were questioned by police on a forgery and stolen credit card case involving several hundred dollars. Investigators say the group used stolen licenses to pass forged checks and commit vandalism including car window breakage.
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Ray Huffman
Lubbock
Amarillo
Conchos
N. M
Willis Clark
Christian Rural Overseas Program
CROP
J. T. Hutchinson
32Nd St
Canton
AID MEMORIAL Jackie Thanks Dozen Youths
Mrs. John F. Kennedy thanked a dozen national youths who donated earnings from a day of work to the John F. Kennedy Memorial Fund. The children dined with the former first lady at a memorial library event sparked by Parade Magazine’s call to action for a one day of leisure campaign.
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New York
John F. Kennedy
Parade Magazine
Burglars Take Rifles and Stamps in Lubbock Incidents
A Lubbock man reported burglars entered his unlocked home Tuesday and stole rifles valued at 525 dollars. Police also investigated thefts at Hemp hill Wells Post Office substation stamps worth 28 dollars, and an attempted safe job at Cobb's Department Store on 4th Street.
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Lubbock
Carl Thompson
E. Colgate
Hemphill-Wells
13Th St
Ave. J
Cobb’s Department Store
4Th St
College Ave
Jessie Lee
9Th and
Ave. M
France faces 24 hour general strike by 2.5 million workers
In a near general action, 2.5 million government workers and state controlled industry employees planned a 24 hour walkout on black Friday. Public service staff demand 8 to 12 percent pay raises while unions in private sectors back the action to pressure De Gaulle. The strike threatens rail, subway, bus, air, utility and postal services along with schools and hospitals.
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Paris
UPI
France
Public Service
Charles de Gaulle
Mystery factor may counteract heart-poisoning agent
Scientists report a mysterious factor present in all animals can counteract antimycin A, a toxin that stops heart muscle formation in chick embryos. Dr. James D. Ebert and Dr. M. C. Reporter showed embryos recover when a liver-derived protein-like factor is added. The research, cautious about human use, points to further study of chemicals on cell development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Dighton
Associated Press
San Diego
Calif
National Foundation
James D. Ebert
Carnegie Institution of Washington
Department of Embryology
Ebert
M. C
Steel Industry Breaks Yearly Production Record
New York AP reports the steel industry has set a new all time yearly production record with four weeks remaining in 1964. Output through last week reached 117,937,000 tons, topping the 1955 record of 117,036,085 tons as weekly production hit 2,634,000 tons.
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New York
American Iron and Steel Institute
Friona C C Banquet Honors Local Citizens
Atty Gen Waggoner Carr spoke to about 225 at the Friona Chamber of Commerce and Agriculture banquet held in the school cafeteria. Frank A Spring was named Man of the Year and Mrs H K Kendrick Woman of the Year. Teacher of the Year was Mrs R L Bates, and Stanley Benge received Most Courteous Employee. Gary Brown became chamber president with new officers and directors announced.
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Friona
Waggoner Carr
Friona Chamber of Commerce and Agriculture
Carr
Frank A. Spring
Friona State Bank
Spring
Palmer County
Chamber
Lions Club
H. K. Kendrick
Modern Study Club
R. L. Bates
Stanley Benge
Benge
Palmer County Pump Co
Gary Brown
Bill Sheeran
Flake Barber
Loyd Shackelford
Earl Chester
iMarty Marrinez
Ranza Boggess
Barber
Brown Urges Peace On Berkeley Free Speech Fight
Gov. Edmund G. Brown urged a peaceful resolution to the UC Berkeley free speech dispute, calling for evolution not revolution. As faculty plans loom, students resume or halt demonstrations. FSM backs peace plan No. 2, which argues speech content should not be regulated.
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Richard M. Harnett
Berkeley
Calif
UPI
Edmund G. Brown
University of California
Brown
Sacramento
Academic Senate
Free Speech Movement
FSM
Platteville Queen Shot Dead In Union Shooting
Kathy Moon a 21 year old Platteville State University homecoming queen was killed in the student union. John Andrew Treglown a former student confessed to the shooting and told authorities he knew Moon and took a liking for her but never dated her. He was taken into custody in Lancaster Wisconsin and questioned by Grant County authorities.
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Platteville
Wis
Platteville State University
Grant County
Kathy Moon
Belvidere
Roy Graney
John Andrew Treglown
Benton
Lancaster
Treglown
Wisconsin
Graney
Miss Moan
Melvin Gillen
Frank Auchar
GOP Big Three Prepare Summit As Party Splits Deepen
Republican leaders Eisenhower Nixon and Goldwater head toward a New York meeting to back rival camps in the battle to replace or retain Dean Burch as national chairman. The Jan 22 23 committee vote in Chicago looms as supporters claim a majority but rivals say the race remains close.
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Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Richard M. Nixon
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
New York
Dean Burch
Chicago
Republican National Committee
Burch
National Committee
Denver
Nelson A. Rockefeller
George Romney
Michigan
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
Robert A. Smylie
Idaho
Smylie
Republican Nations' Committee
Rodriguez Rites Pend In City
Federico R. Rodriguez age 23 of New Deal died in a truck at Fair Park Coliseum parking lot early Tuesday. Justice of the Peace George McCleskey conducts the inquiry after the body was found by his father in law Jesus Rendon. Ignition heater were on and fuel used. Survived by his wife.
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Federico R. Rodriguez
New Deal
Franklin-Bartley Funeral Home
Rodriguez
Fair Park Coliseum
Justice of the Peace
George McCleskey
Jesus Rendon
Mrs. Betty Ann Stroud Funeral Today in Stanton
Services for Betty Ann Stroud 85 will be at 2 30 p m in the Stanton Church of Christ with A Elmore Johnson officiating Burial will be in Evergreen Cemetery under Ar rington Gilbreath Funeral Home direction She died at 440 a m Tuesday in Pleasant Haven Nursing Home Monahans She had lived in Stanton since 1924 after moving from Springtown where she was born Survived by a daughter Mrs Paul Peters Gustine a sister Mrs Mary O Dowd Oklahoma five grandchildren and eight great grandchildren
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Stanton
Betty Ann Stroud
Stanton Church of Christ
A. Elmore Johnson
Evergreen Cemetery
Arrington-Gilbreath Funeral Home
Lesley Rites Held for Tom Lesley in Abernathy
Funeral services for 84 year old Tom Lesley of County Line were held at 2 30 p m at Lawrence Street Church of Christ in Anton with Rev R C Hester officiating. Burial followed in Anton Cemetery. Survivors include his wife three grandchildren seven great grandchildren and five great great grandchildren. Pallbearers listed. Chamber Funeral Home of Abernathy directed arrangements.
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Abernathy
Tom Lesley
Lawrence Street
Church of Christ
Anton
R. C. Hester
County Line
Rupert Allen
Zollie Clark
Oleta Newton
Ira Griffith
Lacy Terrell
Ray Rice
Chester Hudson
Lindell Myatt
J. H. May
Pan American Ship Ya bala runs aground near Aviles
The Pan American cargo ship Ya bala went aground in the channel at Aviles Spain while leaving port with a cargo of steel. Local authorities and salvage crews respond to the incident as navigation resumes.
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Aviles
Spain
UPI
Yabala
German Restaurants Install New Electric Ranges
Berlin eateries are upgrading kitchens with modern electric ranges to improve efficiency and consistency. Local chefs say the changes reduce smoke and simplify maintenance as the city embraces energy efficient appliances.
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Berlin
Rites Thursday For Mrs Gray
Funeral services for Mrs. H. H. Gray, 61, of 1506 25th Street, will be held at 2 p.m. Thursday at W. W. Rix Chapel with Rev. Earl Danley officiating. Burial follows in City of Lubbock Cemetery under Rix Funeral Home direction. Mrs. Gray, a Lubbock resident since 1930, died Tuesday at West Texas Hospital.
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H. H. Gray
25Th St
W. W. Rix Chapel
Earl Danley
City of Lubbock
Rix Funeral Home
Gray
Lubbock
West Texas Hospital
Obituary fragment for church member lists survivors
Surviving are the husband, a daughter Mrs Elizabeth Engle istide, 2003 42nd St., a son Fred id. Gray Hobbs N M, two brothers George R Johnson Belton Tex and Albert J Johnson 2004 23rd St, three sisters Mrs Martha Gentry Ash land Ore Mrs Fanny Rachel King Lubbock and Mrs Lali tha Vogt Stilwell Okla, eight grandchildren and one great grandchild.
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Southside Church of Christ
Elizabeth Engleistide
42Nd St
Fred Id. Gray
Hobbs
N.M
Belton
Tex
Albert J. Johnson
23Rd St
Martha Gentry
Ashland
Ore
Fanny Rachel King
Lubbock
Lalitha Vogt
Stilwell
Okla
Rites Set For Crosbyton Pioneer Mrs Starrett 91
Rites for Mrs. Dodie Starrett 91 of Crosbyton are set for 2 30 p m in Pansy Baptist Church with Rev D G Davidson Rev Melvin Ratheal and Rev R L Finley officiating Burial will follow in Crosbyton Cemetery under King Funeral Home direction She died at Methodist Hospital Lubbock after months of illness and surgery ten grandchildren and twenty great grandchildren survive including two sons Lawrence and Clyde both of Crosbyton a daughter Mrs Joe Lambert Hobbs a brother Charley Guinn Cisco and a sister Mrs Ira Moseley Clyde
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Crosbyton
Dodie Starrett
Pansy Baptist Church
Broadway
D. G. Davidson
Melvin Ratheal
Lubbock
R. L. Finley
Crosbytown
King Funeral Home
Methodist Hospital
Cleburne
Henry .R. Starrett
Lawrence
Clyde
Joe Lambert
Hobbs
Charley Guinn
Cisco
Ira Moseley
Cecil Beriy
J. W. Stewart
Billy Corneilius
Hoyt McClure
Horace Raitheal
Alvie Ratheal
Funeral services set for James Franklin White in O’Donnell
Funeral services for James Franklin White Sr. 83 proceed at 2 p.m. in O’Donnell Methodist Church with Rev. David Hamblin and Jack Hackworth officiating. Burial in O’Donnell Cemetery under White Funeral Home direction. White, a Parker County native and retired farmer, died Tuesday at his O’Donnell residence. He moved to Lynn County in 1928 from Stonewall County and leaves a wife Myrtle May White four daughters and five sons plus extended relatives.
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O'Donnell
James Franklin White Sr
O'Donnell Methodist Church
David Hamblin
Jack Hackworth
O'Donnell Church of Christ
O’donnell
White Funeral Home
Tohoka
White
Parker County
Lynn County
Stonewall County
Man 64 Dies While Working At Churchyard
John Clark aged 64 from Seminole died of an apparent heart attack Tuesday afternoon while working in the Nine Mile community at Nine Mile Baptist Church. He had lived in Seminole about three months after moving from Oklahoma City. Funeral arrangements are pending with Singleton Funeral Home. Survivors include six sons and six daughters, plus two sisters and two brothers and 37 grandchildren.
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John Clark
Nine Mile
Here
Clark
Seminole
Oklahoma City
Nine Mile Baptist Church
Singleton Funeral Home
James
Paul
John Jr
Fort Worth
Robert
Jerry
Charlie
Wichita Falls
Betty Smith
Charlene Peshenoff
Los Angeles
Neil Smith
Odessa
Juanita Holder
Francis Anderson
Nancy Kay Clark
Wichitta Falls
Sweet Deal Bremen Clover and Apple Honey Needed
A West German candy manufacturer seeks honey of the clover and apple varieties for production. The request is for suppliers to contact the purchaser with available stock and pricing details.
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Bremen
West Germany
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