Downtown Kiwanis Club of Lubbock marks s0th anniversary
The Downtown Kiwanis Club of Lubbock celebrates 50 years with a Golden Anniversary Dinner at 7:15 p.m. Tuesday at The Museum of Texas Tech University. The event, preceded by a preview of Western art from the Amon Carter Museum, recalls the club’s founding on February 23, 1922 and its early projects to support Texas Tech and community youth programs.
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Barnes Campaign Train Stops In Texas Cities On Whistle Stop Tour
Lt. Gov. Ben Barnes heads a four car Victory Special train with Dallas Cowboys stars and Nancy Barnes on a three day 30 city tour from Amarillo to Houston. The itinerary lists brief 11 city stops including Lubbock Canyon Slaton Snyder and Sweetwater with a Houston rally to end.
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Dallas Cowboys
Lubbock
Amarillo
Houston
Barnes
Texas
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John Connally
Nancy
Bob Lilly
Walt Garrison
Dan Reeves
Canyon
Tulsa
Plainview
Slaton
Snyder
Sweetwater
Coleman
Brownwood
Comanche
Dublin
Stephenville
Granbury
Fort Worth
Cleburne
Meridian
McGregor
Temple Cameron
Caldwell Brenham
Rosenberg
Richmond
Alvin
Galveston
Couple Married In Funeral Home
An embalming student from Cincinnati and his bride Brenda Roush an obituary writer for the Charleston Daily Mail were married at Snodgrass Funeral Home in South Charleston West Virginia The couple chose the funeral home for their wedding saying it felt appropriate and there was no special reason beyond significance to them
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W. Va
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Charleston Daily Mail
Snodgrass
James Wilson
Brenda Roush
H & R Block
America
Howard Hughes Haunts Managua Amid Slated Silence
In Managua Nicaragua Howard Hughes the elusive billionaire remains unseen while hotel staff reroute guests to secure suites. Officials note possible protections and privacy measures amid speculation of investments, with Sinatra later renting Hughes Nassau suite.
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Paradise Islands
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Whichion
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Nica
Crecy
Neiragua
Sinatra
Lockney Show Youth Wins Second Time Grand Champion Honors
Ricky Hrbacek, 13, of Lockney captured grand champion steer for the second consecutive year at the Lockney Junior Livestock Show with a 1,116 pound Angus. Richard Wooten won grand champion barrow with a 221 pound Hampshire. Reserve steer was Jody Foster with a 1,075 pound cross-breed and reserve swine went to Brent Barker with a 223 pound Duroc. Awards totaled 400 dollars in cash. Showmanship honors went to Carthel, Hayes, and Widener, with Lee Moore judging at Happy High School.
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Paul Hrbacek
Hrbacek
Angus
Barrow
Richard Wooten
Lester ‘Wooten
Hampshire
Jody Foster
Eddie Foster
Brent Barker
Barry Barker
Floyd County
Lockney Show
Wilmer Archer
Red Archer
Marcia Fortenberry
Eddie Fortenberry
Kevin Turner
Billy Joe Turner
Shropshire
David Widener
Louise Widener
Southdown
D'Lynn Mathis
Chesterwhites
Hampshires
Durocs
Roy Hernandez
Larry Cungus
Sheila Hrbacek
Dart Carthel
Roland Hayes
Lee Moore
Happy High School
Writer Charged In Murder Try In London
Iraqi born writer Yaya Qassim, 58, was charged with attempted murder of Gen Abdul Razak al Naef former Iraqi prime minister. Naef escaped an assassination bid Friday. his wife was wounded but out of danger. Police search for three other men connected to the shooting at the general’s London flat.
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London
Abdul Razak al-Naef
Iraq
Yaya Qassim
Naef
Infants Deaths Fall to All-Time Low in City
New York health officials report maternal and infant death rates dropped to record lows in the city for 1971. The report credits partly the federal abortion law and notes a sharp drop in abortion rates in the last quarter of 1971. The maternal death rate fell from 5.3 per 10 000 live births in 1969 to 2.9 in 1971.
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Health Services
Gordon Chase
Rabbi Portrays Paul As Mystical Person
Rabbi Dr. Richard L. Rubenstein, a Florida State University scholar, writes in My Brother Paul that Paul the apostle, though Jewish, is a mystic whose universal insights align with 20th century psychology and human depth beyond Christianity.
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Paul
Richard L. Rubenstein
Brother
Harper & Row
Rubenstein
Florida State University
Two People add filming in Morocco for De Roy love story
Universal takes over production of Two People by Richard De Roy with location shoots planned in Morocco after Columbia Picture option expires. Production moves from initial studio to new backers.
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New York
Richard DeRoy
Morocco
Columbia Pictures
Universal
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