DA Insists Pistol Killed Kennedy In Dallas
New Orleans DA Jim Garrison released three photos claiming a .45 caliber bullet killed President Kennedy, not the 6.5 Mannlicher Carcano. He said federal agents concealed evidence, implied Johnson knew of a fraud, and argued the bullet was found near Kennedy and photographed in the sequence.
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New Orleans
UPI
Jim Garrison
Kennedy
Warren Commission
Garrison
Lyndon Johnson
United States
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Secret Service
Dent
Lee Oswald
Paul H. White Rites Arranged
Paul Henry White 27 of 4916 10th St died after an auto crash on Loop 289 near N Quaker Ave. He will lie in state at St Luke's Methodist Church at 10 30 a m Thursday with Dr Lloyd V Hamilton presiding. Burial at Citizens Cemetery Clarendon. Survivors include wife Elizabeth Ruth two sons and several relatives.
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Paul Henry White
10Th St
Methodist Hospital
St. Luke’s Methodist Church
Lloyd V. Hamilton
Citizens Cemetery
Clarendon
Henderson Funeral Directors
White
Lubbock
Republic Gypsum Co
N. Quaker Ave
St. Luke's Methodist Church
Yellowhouse
Gary Keith
Jerry Don
Lompoc
Calif
Alvin Neal
Memphis
Jessie Lee Holcombe
Sanderson
Dorothy Martin
Borger
Carolyn Taylor
Arizona
J. R. Bruce
Don Cook
Ray Dickey
Hal Gerron
Gary Hale
Tom Coffman
Mrs. Mary Goen Dies At 83 In Floydada
Mrs. Mary Annis Goen 83 longtime Floydada resident dies at West Bryan Haven Rest Home Funeral services set for 2 p m today at First Christian Church with Rev Darrell Faires officiating Burial in Floydada Cemetery Moore Rose Funeral Home in charge She was born in Walnut Springs and belonged to Wall Street Church of Christ Survivors include son Bud of Floydada two sisters Mrs John McDonald Plainview and Mrs Ed Burrows Olton five grandchildren and five great grandchildren
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Floydada
Mary Annis Goen
First Christian Church
Darrell Faires
Moore - Rose Funeral Home
Goen
Walnut Springs
Westbryan Haven
Wall Street
Marian Fite Services Today in Amarillo
Marian Francis Fite 78 of Wildorado dies Monday in Vivian's Nursing Home Amarillo. Services set for 3 p m today at Blackburn-Shaw Memorial Chapel with Alfred Waterfield officiating. Burial Palo Duro Cemetery Wildorado under Blackburn-Shaw. Survivors include wife four sons four daughters four brothers two half brothers one half sister and many grandchildren and great grandchildren.
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Amarillo
Marian Francis ‘Fite
Wildorado
Blackburn-Shaw
Wildrado
Marian Jr
Friona
Hattie Cunningham
Oklahoma City
Dorothy Ellis
Janet Coulson
Hobart
Okla
Alta Hutto
Bovina
Rites Thursday For Mrs. Bynum
Mrs. Cleta Nell Bynum 44 former Lubbock resident died at her Muleshoe home from an apparent heart attack. She moved from Snyder to Muleshoe two years ago and was a member of First Methodist Church. Services Thursday at 10 30 a m with Rev J Frank Perry officiating. Burial Bailey County Memorial Park. Survivors include two sons Larry of Muleshoe and Eddie of Lubbock, parents Roy L Bayless and wife in Muleshoe, two brothers Myron Bayless Richland Wash and Sonny Bayless Forney.
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Muleshoe
Cleta Nell Bynum
Lubbock
Snyder
First Methodist Church
J. Frank Perry
Bailey County Memorial Park
Singleton Funeral Home
Larry
Eddie
Roy L. Bayless
Myron Bayless
Richland
Wash
Sonny
Bayless
Forney
Christmas in France and the Reveillon Feast
A nostalgic note describes French Christmas customs with verses and imagery. It mentions joyful greetings, street scenes, snails mullet stuffed goose and gateaux, mousse, and the Reveillon feast before 12th Night. Children set sabots for Père Noël.
Percy dodges mortar fire on Dak Son field trip in Vietnam
UPI reports Senator Charles Percy, a Vietnam dove, endured 20 harrowing minutes under Viet Cong mortars near Dak Son. His party, including wife Loraine, sheltered as gunships provided cover. Percy later joked the incident was less dangerous than World War II service. He continued with planned stops at Phu Bai, DMZ, Cam Ranh Bay, and Can Tho.
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Richard V. Oliver
Saigon
UPI
Charles Percy
Illinois
Percy
U.S. Marine
Phu Bai
Demilitarized Zone
U.S
Cam Ranh Bay
Mekong
Can Tho
Kenneth Schmid
Chicago
Scott Cohen
Fred Ward
Look Magazine
Smith
Minois
Dak Son
Mrs. Pearley Weaver Dies At 69 In Muleshoe
Mrs. Pearley May Weaver 69, of Hobbs and sister-in law to A D Weaver of Denver City, died Tuesday at West Plains Hospital Muleshoe after two weeks’ illness. Funeral services Thursday 2 p.m. at First Baptist Church Denver City with graveside rites at Memory Gardens Hobbs. Survived by husband Luther son Bob Lorilington sister Eunice Cason Long Beach Calif brother Clarence Rankin Tuscola Tex and one grandchild.
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Denver City
Pearley May Weaver
Hobbs
A. D. Weaver
West Plains Hospital
Muleshoe
Littlefield
First Baptist Church
John Ferguson
Singleton Funeral Home
Memory Gardens Memorial Park
Luther
Bob
Lorlington
Eunice Cason
Long Beach
Calif
Clarence Rankin
Tuscola
Tex
Aaron Derik Roberts Dies Funeral Stated
Aaron Derik Roberts 17 month old son of Mr and Mrs Aaron Roberts of Amarillo died Tuesday in an Amarillo hospital Born in Tulsa the child had services scheduled for 2 p.m. Thursday at Lemons Memorial Chapel with W T Hamilton minister of Garland Street Church of Christ officiating Survivors include the parents one brother Terrell and grandparents Elmer Roberts of Kress Robert Hagler of Providence and Elizabeth Hagler of Amarillo
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Plainview
Aaron Derik Roberts
Aaron Roberts
Amarillo
Tulsa
Lemons Memorial Chapel
Garland Street Church of Christ
Terrell
Elmer Roberts
Kress
Robert Hagler
Providence
Elizabeth Hagler
Parmer County Judge Loyde Brewer Dies at 53
Parmer Judge Loyde Brewer Arthur Brewer 53 died at 1 a.m. Tuesday at his Friona home. Services set for 2 30 p.m. today at Friona Methodist Church with Rev. James Price and Rev. Jake Armstrong officiating. Burial in Friona Cemetery under Clathorn Funeral Home. Brewer served as county judge eight years and was a World War I veteran. He leaves two sons Byron and Galen, two brothers Glen and Clarence, and a sister Opal Spear.
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Friona
Parmer
Loyde
Arthur Brewer
Friona American Legion
Friona Methodist Arch
M H Tucker Rites Slated
Services for M H Tucker 75 will be at Trinity Baptist Church with Rev Francis Wilson and Rev Royce Calhoun officiating. Burial in Idalou Cemetery. Tucker died Monday at his home after living in Lubbock 26 years. he was a retired builder and member of Trinity Baptist Church. Survivors include a son Calvin, three daughters, two sisters, and 11 grandchildren. Pallbearers named.
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M. H. Tucker
Trinity Baptist Church
Francis Wilson
Royce Calhoun
New Home
Idalou
Sanders
Tucker
38Th St
Lubbock
Levelland
Calvin
Joe Crosno
Neil Campo
Seattle
Wash
Bill W. Smith
44Th St
Maude Carr
Mabel Warrman
South Gate
Calif
D. B. White
Earl Kerr
Oscar Tapp
Pat Lo Cascio
Tom Squires
J. K E. Benefield
Claude Turner Rites Scheduled
Services for Claude L. Turner 59 will be at 3 p.m. today at the W. W. Rix Chapel with Paul C. Keller officiating. He died Monday in Veterans Hospital at Albuquerque. A WWII veteran, he lived in Lubbock and worked for Gilbert's Shoe Repair. Survivors include two daughters Mrs. Mary Thacker Oklahoma City and Mrs. Cecil Hix, plus ten grandchildren.
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Claude L. Turner
W. W. Rix
Paul C. Keller
Emitay Caprock
Church of
Lurial
Lubbock
Turner
Albuquerque
Gilbert's Shoe Repair
Daughas
Mary Thacker
Oklahoma City
Cecil Hix
Blst St
Grandchilren
Veteran UPI Congress Writer Duffee Dies at 50
Washington mourns United Press International reporter Warren Duffee who covered Congress and national politics for two decades. He died of emphysema at 50. Funeral set for 4 p.m. Wednesday in Washington with burial in Laurel Mississippi. Duffee served on UP Senate staff since 1947 and reported 10 presidential conventions. He traveled with Truman Eisenhower and Nixon on major tours. Survived by sister Mrs Frank A. Philips Jr and brother Innis A. Duffee.
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Washington
UPI
Warren
Duffee
United Press International
Congress
Senate
George. Washington University Hospital
Gawler’s
Laurel
Miss
Richard M. Nixon
Adlai Stevenson
Estes Kefauver
Mike Mansfield
Mansfield
Warren Duffee
Everett M. Dirksen
Offee
Pacific
Atlanta
North Carolina
Raleigh
Harry S Truman
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Nixon
Frank A. Philips Jr
Columbus
Innis A. Duffee
Beaumont
Tex
Wrecks injure four persons in separate crashes
Four people were treated and released after separate traffic accidents on Tuesday. Geraldine B. Wylie, 40, was in a two car wreck at 34th Street and Elgin Avenue around 1 p.m. Becky Thomas, 14, was hurt in a two car crash in the Montgomery Ward parking lot on 50th Street about 5:30 p.m. Carrie E. Russell, 22, sustained injuries in a car truck collision at Idalou Road and Quirt Avenue about 1:30 p.m. Claudia Goode, 13, was injured in a two car mishap at 42nd Street and Quaker Avenue around 7:15 p.m.
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Geraldine B. Wylie
28Th St
Idalou Road
Quirt Avenue
Claudia Goode
48Th St
42Nd Street
Quaker Avenue
Teacher Strike Ends in Bay County Florida
Panama City AP reports Bay County teachers end strike after salary cuts are reinstated and all demands met in the settlement.
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Panama City, Fla
Bay County
SPCs New Texan Dome to Open With Fred Waring Concert
South Plains College dedicates the 3,000 seat Texan Dome, a $750000 addition, at 8 p m with a Fred Waring and the Pennsylvanians concert. The $3 admission buys a premiere event in Levelland featuring Waring’s 21st Century music panorama.
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Levelland
South Plains College
Fred Waring
America
SPC
Waring
South Plains
White House tries to calm flatly baked pound cake craze
Housewives across the nation tried reproducing the Lynda Bird Johnson Robb wedding cake from a White House recipe. A St Joseph, Missouri participant reported a cake that turned out flat. White House officials reviewed the recipe and stood by it saying lack of rising powder is normal. The kitchen advised retrying with the original ingredients and process.
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Jean Heller
Washington
White House
Vietnam
Lynda
Bird Johnson
Charles
Robb
St. Joseph
Charles E. Gray Dies Rites Set
Charles Elmer Gray 76 of Post dies at South Plains Hospital Levelland after weeks of illness. Services 2 p.m. at Tahoka Church of Christ with Rev. Shelby Bishop and Darnell Boyd officiating. Burial Terrace Cemetery Post. Survivors: daughter Ruby Shedd. sons Chester Lester Cecil. brother M. F.. sisters Lizzie Brooks Clovie Ellis Kate Speed. 11 grandchildren 14 great grandsons. Pallbearers named.
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Tahoka
Charles Elmer Gray
Post
Church of Christ
Shelby Bishop
Sweet Street
Darnell Boyd
Terrace Cemetery
White Funeral Home
Tohoka
Gray
Cooper
South Plains
Levelland
Lynns County
Hobart
Oklo
Ruby Shedd
Chester
Lester
Jasper
Cecil
Lubbock
M. F
Granbury
Lizzie Brooks
Clovie Ellis
Anton
Kate Speed
Thieves Hit Cars At Texas Tech
A rash of car burglaries hit Tech area in Lubbock with losses including two hundred dollar vings and two cigarette lighters. Sue Hargood of 2419 Ave P reported items taken from a dresser in her bedroom. Qodis o Griffin of 2491 Thompson Hall reported eight cars burglarized.
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Lubbock
Tech
Sue Hargood
Ave. P
Qodis O H. Griffin
Thompson Hall
Jeff Davis Hart Dies in Floydada Age 65
Jeff Davis Hart, 65, of Floydada died at 2:35 p.m. Tuesday at Lockney General Hospital after a short illness. Rites are pending in Floydada with arrangements in process.
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Jeff Davis Hart
Floydada
Missing Items Report From Residence Halls
Douglas Windam and Mark Joseph Ludke report missing tape related items from Weymouth Hall while Konala Jack Fry and Philip H. Santmyer each report tachometer losses. Neil Robert Buthane and Ludke also note tape decks and tapes or hubcaps missing from Gaston Hall and Weymouth Hall respectively.
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Douglas Windam
Weymouth Hall
Konala Jack Fry
Wells Hall
Philip H. Santmyer
Bledsoe
Mrs Ada Hanley Services Pending in Levelland
Mrs Ada Hanley 77 longtime area resident died 5 40 p m Tuesday at South Plains Hospital after brief illness She had lived in Levelland 38 years Services are pending at George C Price Funeral Home Survivors include son Albert Lakewood California brother J C Cooper Winters sister Mrs Bertha Berry Brownfield ten grandchildren eight great grandchildren
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Levelland
Ada Hanley
South Plains Hospital
First Assembly of God Church
George C. Price
Albert
Lakewood
J. C. Cooper
Winters
Bertha Berry
Brownfield
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le Pere Noel
Julian C, Hyer
Sen
Babcock
Loyde Brewer
Wana
Byron
Texas Tech
Galen
Glen
Alamogordo
N. M
Clarence
Pueblo
Colo
Opal Spear
Claude Turner
UPI Congress
Ation
Texan Dome
Memorial Park
ST. Lubbock
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Lance
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Jan
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Odell
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Jim
Hereford
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