Legendary Riff Leader Abd el Krim Dies in Cairo
Abd el Krim, 78, Berber chieftain whose desert warfare against Spain and France inspired operas and terrorized colonial forces, died in Cairo after living in exile since 1926. He claimed influence over 400,000 tribesmen in Morocco and eyed a return to rule his homeland. He was born in Ajdir and led the 1920s Riff revolt before surrendering and fleeing.
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Ramsey Services Set In Plainview
Guy Ramsey 81 South Plains pioneer dies after long illness in Plainview. Funeral at 2 p.m. in Wood Dunning Chapel with Dr. J H Crawford officiating. Burial at Plainview Memorial Park. Ramsey born December 4 1881 in McGregor Texas came to the Plains in 1899. He lived near Lockney farmed until 1943 then moved to Plainview with his wife Ella Graddy Ramsey. Survivors include wife two sons Gerald and Harold three sisters and six grandchildren.
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Guy Ramsey
South Plains
J. H. Crawford
Plainview First Methodist Church
Plainview Memorial Park
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Plainview Medical Center
Eddy, Tex
The
Presbyterian Church
Gerald
Dallas
Harold Plainview
J. M. Embry
Quanah
Ida Stewart
Pleasanton
Nabel Haynes
McGregor
Herbert Bailes Rites Set Today
Services for Herbert E. Bailes 33 of 3605 59th St will be at 3 p m in Woodson Baptist Church Throckmorton with Rev E E Wooley and Rev David Caddell officiating Burial is in Throckmorton Cemetery Merriman Funeral Home directs Bailes died at 130 am Wednesday in West Texas Hospital after a heart attack He was a retired farmer and rancher and had lived in Lubbock two years Survived by wife Nell Bailes three sons Truett Bailes Empire La Bob Bailes Wichita Falls Jerry Bailes Breckenridge and Odessa two daughters Mrs A T Thornton Breckenridge and Mrs Neal Mullins Odessa four sisters Mrs W S O Dell Hobbs NM Mrs Rosie Babb Wichita Falls Mrs Jess Barr Elbert and Mrs Aubrey McNutt Elbert one brother Bob D Bailes Elbert seven grandchildren
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59Th St
Woodson Baptist Church
Throckmorton
E. E. Wooley
David Caddell
Merriman Funeral Home
Bailes
West Texas
Lubbock
Woodson
Masonic Lodge
Baptist Church
Nell Bailes
Truett Bailes
Empire
Bob Bailes
Wichita Falls
Jerry Bailes
23Rd St
A. T. Thornton
Breckenridge
Neal Mullins
Odessa
W. S. O'Dell
Hobbs, N. M
Rosie Babb
Jess Barr
Elbert
Aubrey McNutt
Bob D. Bailes
Parker Rites Scheduled in Fort Worth Oakwood Cemetery
Graveside services for Robert J. Parker 96 will be at 2 p m today at Oakwood Cemetery Fort Worth under direction of Sanders Funeral Home of Lubbock. He died at 4 40 a m Wednesday in a Lubbock convalescent home after a four year illness. Born near Summerville Tennessee he moved to Fort Worth in 1894 and operated a department store there 52 years retiring in 1946 moving to Lubbock. Survivors include his daughter Mrs T D Stuart two grandchildren Mrs W T Wood and Dr Parker Stuart and three great grandchildren.
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Fort Worth
Oakwood
Sanders Funeral Home
Lubbock
Parker
White Hall Plantation
Summerville
Tenn
T. D. Stuart
33Rd St
W. T. Wood
Parker Stuart
California
Pioneer Borden Woman Dies
Mrs. Lucy Serene Rogers 88, longtime pioneer of Borden County, died at home in Midland. Funeral at 3:30 p.m. in Gail Methodist Church with burial in Gail Cemetery. Survivors include three daughters, four sons, 18 grandchildren and 32 great grandchildren. Pallbearers are grandsons Tucker Johnson and others.
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Lucy Serene Rogers
Borden County
Gail
Clyde Smith
Big Spring
Gail Cemetery
Newnie Ellis
Rogers
James Kincaid
Jack Rogers
Borden
Tucker Johnson
James T. Rogers
Robert Rogers
Jackie Rogers
Roy Rogers
Fred Martin
Oklahoma Rites For Mrs Prince
Funeral services are set for Mrs. Della Prince of Hobbs who died Tuesday in Elk City Oklahoma after a three month illness. She was 54 and is survived by husband Joe R Prince of Hobbs two daughters Wanda Lowe of Midland and Connie Hennings of Elk City a son James Prince of Plainview her mother Mrs Jessie Darby of Marshall Ohio two sisters Ella Cline of Marshall and Chloe Maddox of Oregon and four brothers Oliver Darby of Moline Kansas Tom Darby of Quincy Oregon Harold Darby of Marshall and Tipton Darby of Oregon. Services will be at 2 pm at the First Christian Church Cresent Oklahoma with Yenzer Funeral Home in charge.
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Hobbs
Della Prince
Elk City
Okla
Services Today For Mrs. Bazan
Funeral services are set for 3 p.m. today at a Wilson Catholic church for Mrs. Juanita Garza Bazan 46 of Wilson. Rev. Peter Marsch will officiate. Burial will be at Wilson Cemetery under Franklin Bartley Funeral Home direction. Bazan died Tuesday at 202 Jarvis Street by natural causes per JP McCleskey.
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Wilson Area
Wilson
Peter Marsch
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Slaton
Wilson Cemetery
Franklin. Bartley
New Home
Wilson Lanes
Principle Versus Money Cited In Righteousness Debate
A speaker invokes I Timothy 6 10 while arguing that profit motivates many refusals to act. The piece suggests when faced with duty people cloak motives with talk of principle and money, exposing a bias toward avoiding obligations.
Sam Nevilles Rites Friday at Missionary Baptist Church
Sam Neville 82 died Wednesday in a local hospital. Rites set for 2:30 p.m. Friday at Missionary Baptist Church Morton with Rev. Austin Steadman officiating. Burial in Causey New Mexico under Singleton Funeral Home. Survived by two sons two stepsons a step daughter two sisters and many grandchildren.
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Missionary Baptist Church
Ifor Sam Neville
Barnett Lawyers Defend Law Over Meredith Sit-In
In New Orleans attorneys for Barnett argued the governor and state officials acted within state and federal limits to bar James Meredith from Ole Miss. They said Meredith was a trespasser not eligible for admission and that contempt of court charges against Barnett and Lt. Gov. Johnson should be dropped or transferred to federal court.
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James Meredith
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Fifth Circuit
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Paull
Wes B. Johnson
Court of Appeals
Ole Miss
Court Grants Temporary Allowance for Dr Dunn to Treat
A Texas judge signed a temporary restraining order allowing Dr John P. Dunn to treat patients in emergencies at Reeves County Memorial Hospital Pecos after the hospital board ousted him. A Feb 14 hearing was set on a supplemental petition seeking a judicial ruling on reinstatement, with Dunn alleging political dismissal. Dunn, 35, linked to the John Birch Society, was previously denied staff privileges amid contentious staffing decisions.
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UPI
Robert Lewis Parsons
EL Paso
Ward
Wich
con-Pecosita Falls
James Ward
Dunn
John Birch Society
FBI
Billie Sol Estes
Fred Benners
Dallas
Mark Smith
Lubbock
American airmen reported killed in South Viet Nam crash
Two more American airmen, a major and a first lieutenant, were killed when their World War II B26 bomber crashed into a mountain 250 miles north of Saigon during strafing runs. A Vietnamese radio operator survived. If confirmed, the deaths raise U S losses to 68 since aid began. Army helicopters searched the crash site as another B26 departed.
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Saigon
U.S
Bill to abolish El Paso County school superintendent office
The Senate sent to Gov. John Connally a bill to abolish the El Paso County school superintendent's office. Sponsored by Rep. Maude Isaacks and Sen. Frank Owen, the measure passed 29 to 0 and would apply to counties of 300000 to 350000 population. County judges would assume duties for an extra $500 annually.
Rites Set Friday For L. N. Damron
Services for L. N. Damron 60 of 402 N Mulberry St are 2 p.m. Friday at Southcrest Baptist Church with Rev J Wayland Edwards officiating. Burial in Resthaven Memorial Park under Rix Funeral. Damron lived in Lubbock 22 years moved from Durant Oklahoma. Survivors include wife Ruby two sons Granville and Michael two daughters Mrs Ira Wallace and Mrs Ollie Davis five brothers Magie Foster Clewie Oscar and Leyton plus others.
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L. N. Damron
N. Mulberry St
Big Spring
J. Wayland Edwards
Resthaven Memorial Park
Rix Funeral Home
Damion
Lubbock
Durant
Oklo
Ruby
Granville
Rt. 6
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Shome
Ira Wallace
Linden St
Ollie Davis
Tucumcari
N.M
Magie
Tulsa
Okla
Foster
Atoka
Clevie
Oklahoma City
Oscar
Landless
Leyton
Lewis Thomas Jr Rites Set Sunday
Rites for Lewis Thomas Jr., 42, a Slaton resident since 1929, will be Sunday at 2 30 p m at the Division Church of Christ. Officiating will be A L Broughton. Burial is at Englewood Cemetery in Slaton under Sedberry Funeral Home direction. He died February 1 in Galveston. He was a native of Waxahachie and is survived by his wife Addie Mae Thomas of Galveston, a daughter Charlotte Ann Thomas of Galveston, his mother Lillie Mae Thomas of Slaton, and four sisters Jessie Lee Whitfield of Slaton Earline Hall of Albuquerque New Mexico Ethel Mae Jones of Oroville California and Evelyn Harris of Albuquerque New Mexico.
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Slaton
Division Church of Christ
A. L. Broughton
Thomas
Galveston
Englewood
Sedberry Funeral Home
Waxahachie
Addie Mae Thomas
Charlotte Ann Thomas
Lillie Mae Thomas
Jessie Lee Whitfield
Earline Hall
Albuquerque
N.M
Ethel Mae Jones
Qroville
Calif
Evelyn Harris
Services For Harris Infant Slated Today
Services are set for 3 p.m. at Loop Baptist Church for Marla Jo Harris infant daughter of Eldon Harris and his wife. She died at 3 a.m. Wednesday at home. Burial in Loop Cemetery directed by Webb Funeral Home. Survived by sister Cherrie two grandparents C D McAteer Eunice New Mexico and W B Harris Seagraves.
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W. B. Harris
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Cotton Support Averages Announced for 1963 Crop
Secretary of Agriculture Orville Freeman set the 1963 cotton price support at not less than 31.70 cents per pound gross, about 79 percent of the parity goal, with base grade one-inch middling at not less than 32.47 cents. Better grades near last year's levels while lower grades may be lower. grade differentials to be announced later.
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Washington
Sec. of Agriculture
Orville L. Freeman
Civil servants in Britain buy new group insurance plan
London reports show British civil service workers adopting a novel group insurance aimed at guarding against thefts and holdups. The program highlights organized protection for public sector employees amid security concerns across offices.
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London
Truck Driver Fatally Burned in Interstate 35 Crash
Clyde LaCrone 28 of Grand Prairie Texas died from burns after his semi operated by Leroy Nuckolls 30 of Dallas collided with a gravel truck on Interstate 35 in Norman Oklahoma. Nuckolls was in serious condition.
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UPI
Clyde ‘LaCrone
Grand Prairie
Tex
Interstate 35
LaCrone
Leroy Nuckolls
Dallas
Americans spend billions on recreation as work week shrinks
New York based Alexander Hamilton Institute reports Americans spend 40 to 45 billion dollars yearly on leisure activities. Direct recreation expenditures reached about 22 billion in 1962, up from 11.3 billion in 1952.
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New York
UPI
Alexander Hamilton Indistute, Inc
Annual Jaycee Awards Banquet in Lubbock Tonight
The Lubbock Junior Chamber of Commerce hosts its annual banquet at 7:30 p.m. at the Elks Lodge on Slide Road and Brownfield Highway. Col. James A. Gunn III Reese AFB will be principal speaker and Reese AFB commander is to present the Distinguished Service Award. Reservations are via the Jaycee office.
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Lubbock Junior Chamber of Commerce
Jaycee
Elks Lodge
Slide Rd
Brownfield Hwy
James A. Gunn III
Reese Afb
Rolan Simpson
Rifle Accident Fatal For Youth
An 18-year-old Haltom City High School ROTC member Claude Spivey died from a gunshot wound to the chest in an incident at the school. He had been distributing M 1 rifles and police say he may have brought a cartridge to campus. a verdict is pending further investigation.
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Fort Worth
UPI
Claude Spivey
Haltom City
Spivey
Justice of the Peace
Im Boorman
New York Housing Surges in First Half 1962 Apartments Lead
In early 1962 apartments accounted for about one third of all dwellings built, a gain of roughly 65 percent from the previous year, per Allied Chemical Corp. The report highlights a shift toward multi family housing in New York.
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UPD
Allied Chemical Corp
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