Community speech highlights budget, taxes, and law
Congressman Mahon spoke to Levelland’s South Plains College event about next year’s budget and a drive for reduced government spending. He warned taxes and surtaxes may return, and noted a need for stronger law and order measures while citing defense and Vietnam costs as factors in the dollar drain.
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South Plains
Mahon
Bar Association
Congress
Noled
Iberala
United States
Europe
Korea
Vietnam
Rep
Stokely Carmichaels
Harvard’ Law School
Fragmented text on caseless ammunition components
The readable fragments discuss caseless ammunition, noting a plan for a cartridge case and a molded propellant charge. Four steps are described for caseless fabrication, outlining the essential elements and the Army’s approach. The passage is partial and technical, with unclear context or full specification.
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Hachinin Secessary
Army
Murder Charges Dropped In Rio Arriba County Case
In Santa Fe two suspects, Cristobal Tijerina and Felix Martinez, had accessory to murder charges dropped regarding the June 5, 1967 raid. Deputy Salazar, a key witness, was wounded and implicated Reies Lopez Tijerina. Governor Cargo faced criticism for initial remarks and urged deeper probes by the attorney general's office.
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Santa FE
N.M
UPI
Rio
Arriba County
Eulogio Salazar
Salazar
Reies Lopez Tijerina
David F Cargo
Cristobal Tijerina
Reles
Felix Martinez
Tijerina
Martinez
Tierra Amarilla
Rueal Rhoades Funeral Today
Funeral services for Rueal Rhoades 66 died Thursday in a Lamesa hospital will be held at 2 pm today at the North Thirteenth Street Church of Christ with John Greeson and Larry Marshall officiating. Burial is in Lamesa Memorial Park under Branon-Philips Funeral Home. He was a Scurry County native who lived 43 years in Dawson County and owned a feed and seed store in Lamesa. Survivors include his wife two sons a daughter a stepson five stepdaughters a sister and 20 grandchildren.
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Lamesa
Rueal Rhoades
North Thirteenth Street
Church of Christ
John Greeson
Jale
Larry Marshall
Lamesa Memorial Park
Branon-Philips Funeral Hamme
Scurry County
Dawson County
Lamirka
FB. 1
Belin
N.M
William H
Seagraves
Morgan Franks
Burnie Williams Jr
Alvin O'Neil
L. JD. Seely
Monte Griffin
Las Iesa
Amd
Dick White
Odessa
Gister
Walker Brents Sr
Fort Worth
William H. Jones Dies at 59 in Levelland
William Henry Jones aged 59 died Friday at 4 20 p m in a Levelland Hospital after a heart attack He was born in Tipton Ohio and farmed near Whitharral since 1942 He belonged to Whitharral Baptist Church and was a charter member of Whitharral Lions Survivors include wife two daughters mother three sisters a brother six grandchildren and two great grandchildren Services are pending with George Price Funeral Home.
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Levelland
Willam Henry Jones
Levelland Hospital
Tipton
Ohio
Whitharral
Whitharral Baptist Church
Whitharral Lions
Betty Bursnis
Barbara Milburn
Walsh
Colo
Mia
Ed Jones
Tintan
Jack Wilkins
Fort Worth
Bill Hennessey
Tinton
Mex
Roy Bristow
Lubbock
George Price Funeral Home
William Benson Services Today
William J Benson 95 longtime Lynn County resident. Services at 3 p m today at First Baptist Church officiated by Rev Jim Turner. Burial in ToHoka Cemetery. Survivors include two daughters Mrs A W Arnold Slaton and Mrs E Johnson Lubbock two sons Charles P Post and Jesse Big Spring one sister Mrs Malllo Fisk Beaumont eight grandchildren 13 great grandchildren and six great great grandchildren. Grandsons pallbearers.
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Tahoka
William J. Benson
Lynn County
First Baptist Church
Jim Turner
Tohoka
White
Benson
Mercy Hospital
Slaton
Tie
Jonnie Pierce
Burleson
A. W. Arnold
Lubbock
Charles P
Post
Jesse
Big Spring
Malllo Fisk
Beaumont
Subway to be quake proofed in Tashkent plan
AP reports Tajik official Tassan or Taga agency says a subway with all tunnels and stations quake proofed will be built in Tashkent. The Soviet Central Asian city of about one million was badly damaged by an April 4, 1966 earthquake and has suffered hundreds of tremors since.
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Tashkent
Moscow
Taga
Mrs. Leota Martin 60 dies after illness in Lubbock
Mrs Leota Martin 60 native of Fort Worth died Friday at Methodist Hospital Lubbock after a lengthy illness She lived in Morton about 10 years previously in Sudan Baptist She is survived by a son Teddy Vallejo Calif three daughters Virginia Masten McComb Pat Gilliland Tobin and Vern Slaughter Kansas City two brothers Jack Bedford Chino Valley John Bedford McKinney a sister Inez Hambrick Fort Worth nine grandchildren and one great grandchild Funeral services at Hammens Funeral Home Littlefield with burial pending
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Morton
Leota Martin
Methodist Hospital
Lubbock
Fort Worth
Sudan
Teddy Fot
Jack Bedford
Chino Valley
Ariz
John Bedford
McKinney
Inez Hambrick
Hammens Funeral Home
Littefield
Quien qualera celeste que Te curate
A reflective verse attributed to JULIEN C. HYER on paying for quality and worth. It frames the idea that excellence requires cost, investment, and future effort guided by faith.
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Julien C. Hyer
Oklahoma court names attorneys for kidnapping case
In Tulsa County a Texas couple David Emmett Mitchell 26 of Lubbock and Letha Faye Vandiver Hohenberger 29 of Fort Worth were assigned court appointed lawyers after a body found in a car trunk in Miami Oklahoma led to kidnapping charges. They were taken to Tulsa jail and held pending federal grand jury action or information.
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Tulsa
Okla
Texas
Miami
David Emmett
Mitchell
Lubbock
Letha Faye
Vandiver) Hohenberger
Fort Worth
Miss Hohenberger
U.S
M. M. Ewing
David Emmett Mitchell
David Mite
Letha Hohenberger
Congress Work Week in 1967 Shows Three Day Rhythm
The 1967 90th Congress favored a year round three day work week over five day sessions. During Jan 10 to Dec 15, 1967, the House rarely met on Fridays and Monday activity was limited. The Senate held more Friday sessions and the Congress set a roll-call record with most votes on midweek days. Voting participation declined on Mondays and Fridays, with Democrats lagging Republicans and Eastern members worst affected due to travel. Ralph Yarborough led with 81 percent and John Tower with 50 percent on Mondays and Fridays.
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Consrantinal Quarterly
Washington
Congress
90Th Congress
House
Senate
Congressional Quarterly
Ralph Yarborough
Dtex
John Tower
R-Tex
Panhandl
Funeral today for Joel Jasper Bumpers in Andrews
Joel Jasper Bumpers, an Andrews resident for eight years, died Thursday in a local hospital after an extended illness. Funeral services are at 10:30 a.m. at the Downtown Church of Christ with H. L. Matheney and Dale Simpson officiating. Graveside rites will be Monday in Cecil, Arkansas. Survived by three sons Norman, F S, and Roger. a daughter Mildred Lester. a sister Mellie Edwards. two brothers Sam and Leonard. Arrangements by Singleton Funeral Home.
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Singleton Funeral Home
Norman
Andrews
F. S
Ardmore
Okla
Roger
Saudi Arabia
Mildred Lester
Joplin
May
Mellie Edwards
Pittsburg
Kan
Bond Set After Innocent Plea
Judge Edwin H. R Boedeker set bond at 200 for Wanda J. Whitworth 28 of 1306 E Ursuline after she entered a plea of innocent to a check law violation. Ray Gene Aitonte 34 of 3213.2 Mth St pleaded guilty to two charges driving while license suspended and driving while intoxicated. He was fined 125 and costs on the first and 125 and costs plus three days in jail on the second.
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Edwin H. R Boedeker
Wanda J. Whitworth
E. Ursuline
Ray Gene Aitonte
Mth St
Pierce Magee 58 former Lubbock resident dies in Florida
Services for Pierce Magee a former Lubbock resident who died Friday in Delray Beach Florida will be held at 11 a.m. Monday at Sanders Memorial Chapel officiated by Dr Paul Bumpers minister of Lubbock First Methodist Church. Magee was vice president and sales manager of Florsheim Shoe Co Chicago burial at Resthaven Memorial Park. Survivors include his wife and son John Magee of North Brook Illinois and two grandchildren. Pallbearers listed are Bill Collins Dr Ben Hutchinson Hugh Anderson D Pratas Dr Abner Roberts and Charles Bacon.
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Pierce Magee
Lubbock
Delray Beach
Fla
Sanders Memorial
Paul ‘Bumpers
Lubbock First
Magee
Texas Tech
Misser Lou Bayless
Jonn
Alent Magee
North
Brook
Ill
Bill Collins
Ben
Hutchinson
Hugh Anderson
Pratas
Abner
Roberts
Charles Bacon
Mrs Gonzalez Dies Rites Set At First Spanish Church
Mrs Juanita Bason Gonzalez 71 died at 1245 am Friday in Porter Clinic Hospital. Funeral service 230 pm today at First Spanish Assembly of God Church with Rev Pedro A Ramirez and Dr Robert Pedreza officiating. Burial in City of Lubbock Cemetery under Menderson Funeral Home direction. A native of San Angelo she lived at 201 Ni Ave Ly She had been a Lubbock resident 29 years. Survivors include son Eutimio 2823 Colgate. three daughters Emela Olita and Caroling Rosas. sister Mrs Theresa Basan Torrejon Mexico. 15 grandchildren and four great grandchildren.
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Juanita Bason Gonzalez
Porter Clinic
Spanish Assembly of God Church
Pedro A. Ramirez
Robert Pedreza
la Trinidad
Gonzalez
Ni Ave
Lubbock
Eutimio
Colgate
Emela
Olita
Caroling Rosas
Theresa Basan
Torrejon
Mexico
J C Haggard Services Today
J C Haggard 50 of New Deal dies Friday in West Texas Hospital. Funeral at 4 p.m. today at New Deal Baptist Church with Rev A James Andrus officiating. Born in Lubbock area in 1941 he farmed near New Deal since 1948. Member of New Deal Baptist Church and Yellowhouse Masonic Lodge No 841. Survived by five sons Thurman Kenneth Ronald Dennis and two at home, his mother Mrs Weyard, three brothers Rey mond Jimmy J T of Bonham and three sisters including Mrs Jen Marion with three grandchildren. Pallbearers Elmer Cox Tony Rieken.
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New Deal
West Texas Hospital
New Deal Baptist Church
James Andrus
Curtis
Lubbock
Haggard
Yellowhouse Masonic Lodge
Thurman
Jarvis
Kenneth
9Th. St
Ronald
Dennis
Tommy
We Weyard
Baylor
Reymond
Ave
Ty Jimmy
Oklahoma — City
J. Te
Bonham
Jen
Marion
Elmer Cox
iTony Rieken
Muleshoe Resident Clarence Haskew Found Dead
Special story reports the death of Clarence D. Haskew, 69, a Clovis resident, found dead near midnight Thursday. Friends reported he had been ill and had recently visited Lonnie of Portales. Police continued routine inquiries into the cause.
Unclear fragment hints at church gathering today
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a 2 p.m. event at a church with Garnie and brothers’ gathering. details are garbled and uncertain.
Vices for Mrs A D to Be Held at First Presbyterian
A service is planned for Mrs A D today at 10 30 a m at First Presbyterian Church with Reverend Charles Toykl officiating. Burial will follow at View Cemetery.
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Plainview
First Presbyterian
Church
Charles. Toykl
Mons
Runetal
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