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Newspaper

Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1967

Page

12

Pickle accuses Kennedy aides of plot to damage Johnson nationwide

Rep. Jake Pickle charged that Sen. Robert F. Kennedy aided by columnists and media aims to ruin Johnson's image across all fifty states. He said the anti Johnson push was fueled by the New York Times and pollster Lou Harris, with a boomerang effect feared for Kennedy.

ED Johnson Avalanche Journal Washington Bureau Washington Jake Pickle Austin Robert F. Kennedy Johnson Pickle Kennedy Texas Rowland Evans Robert Novak Sen Bobby Kennedy New York Times Lou Harris Bobby South

Former Rabbi Adolf Philippsborn Dies in Vicksburg

Funeral services for Rabbi Adolf Philippsborn 68 former rabbi of Congregation Shaareth Israel in Lubbock will be held Sunday at Fisher's Funeral Home. Burial will be in Vicksburg cemetery. Born in Potsdam Germany February 5 1898 he served in World War I. Survivors include two sons Henry B Dallas Kurt B Muncie Ind and a daughter Ruth Saks Buenos Aires.

Adolf Philippsborn Congregation Shaareth Israel Vicksburg Miss Oe Fisher Rabbi Philippsborn Rotary Club Lubbock Potsdam Germany Burton College Manitou Springs Colo Colorado City Marshall San Angelo Tex Henry B Dallas Kurt B Muncie Ind Ruth Saks Buenos Aires

Self Pity and Charity in a Psalm Inspired Reflection

A brief contemplation urges readers to avoid self pity and melancholia. The author contrasts personal sorrow with the duty to show kindness to others. The piece cites Psalm 69:20 and stresses directing pity toward neighbors rather than oneself.

Julien C. Hyer

Longtime Lubbock Resident Mrs C Fred Litton Sr Dies

Mrs. C. Fred Litton Sr., 79, of Lubbock, died Friday evening after a lengthy illness in University Hospital. Funeral services planned for Monday at First Baptist Church with burial in Resthaven Memorial Park. She came to Lubbock in 1928 from Plainview and active in WMU and local clubs. She is survived by Fred Jr. of Lubbock, James B. of New York, a sister Mrs. George Roper of Dallas, a brother Stanton Barron of Plano, three grandchildren and one great grandchild.

C. Fred Litton Sr Lubbock University Hospital First Baptist Church Resthaven Memorial Park Sanders Funeral Home Litton Plainview WMU Gleaners Club

Funeral services set for Marlin J. Smith in Ohio

Former Lubbock man Marlin J. Smith 55 died in a Thursday morning automobile crash near Dayton Ohio. Final rites are planned for 2 p.m. Monday at Reynolds Funeral Home Wilmington with a Sunday night Masonic service. Burial in Wilmington cemetery. He moved to Ohio after World War I and attended Lubbock High School. He was a member of the Hatch New Mexico Masonic Lodge. He is survived by his wife a daughter two sisters and a niece.

Reynolds Funeral Wilmington Ohio Lubbock Marlin J. Smith Maude Smith Broadway Reynolds Masonic Lodge Hatch N.M

Rites Pend In City For J. D. Williams

Seven week old Jarret Demando Williams died on arrival at West Texas Hospital at 5 30 a m Friday. Autopsy results not announced. Justice of the Peace F R Land inquest pending. Death due to a severe cold. Sedberry Funeral Home services pending.

Jarret Demando Williams Jerry Williams Jr Elm St West Texas Hospital Justice of the Peace F. R. Land Sed‘berry Funeral Home

Tower Reagan meeting fuels GOP coalition talk in 1967

Secret Sacramento conference links Sen. John Tower and Gov. Ronald Reagan over a possible 1968 party balance of power. The plan envisions California as a favorite son bloc and Texas and southern delegations under Tower influence to back a conservative nominee.

Leslie Carpenter Avalanche-Journal Washington Bureau Washington John Tower California Ronald Reagan Sacramento Calif Tower Reagan Texas Dixie States Romney Nixon Richard M. Nixon Michigan George Romney GOP

Funeral services set for Cary Lee Shook

Cary Lee Shook 65 of Lubbock died Friday at St Marys Hospital after a heart attack. Services Sunday 2 p.m. at O Donnell Methodist Church with Rev Bob Brown officiating. Burial O Donnell Cemetery. Survivors include wife Vicy daughter Orba Lee Bethune four brothers and one sister. He had lived in Lubbock three years moving from O Donnell and worked for Rudys Gas Co Smyer and previously in O Donnell schools.

Cary Lee Shook St. Mary's Hospital O'Donnell Methodist Church Bob Brown O'Donnell Branon-Philips Funeral Home Lamesa Lubbock Shook Rudy’s Gas Co Smyer Methodist Church Vicy Orba Lee Bethune Idaho Falls Idaho J. W. Shook Bell Gardens Calif Jeff Shook Charlie Mount Vernon Ore Marvin Shook Cumberland Ohio Dovie Kirkland Hartford Ave

Campbell Rites Set In Matador

Funeral services for Turner W. Campbell 68 longtime Matador resident will be at 3 p.m. today at the Matador Church of Christ officiated by John L. Lewis and Don Bailey. Burial will follow in East Mound Cemetery under Seigler Funeral Directors. Campbell died Friday morning in Methodist Hospital Lubbock after a five day hospitalization for a heart attack. Survivors include wife Mary two sons Sam North Hollywood Calif and Kirby Matador one daughter Mrs Tommy Monnegohon Houston three brothers L W Waco J K Roaring Springs and Ben Shreveport La eight grandchildren and three great grandchildren.

Matador Turner W. Campbell Matador Church of Christ John L. Lewis Abilene Don Bailey East Mound Cemetery Seigler Funeral Home Campbell Methodist Hospital Lubbock Mary Sam North Hollywood Calif Kirby Tommy Monneghon Houston L.W Waco J.K Roaring Springs Ben Shreveport

Furman D. Grant's Services Set Today

Funeral services for Furman D. Grant 51 of 3012 39th Street are at 2 p.m. today at Sunset Church of Christ Chapel with ministers Alvin Mitchell and Harold Taylor officiating. Burial follows in Lubbock City Cemetery under Rix Funeral Directors. Grant died Thursday at home. he lived in Lubbock since 1957 and previously in Mule Shoe and Littlefield. He leaves a wife a son and daughter three brothers and a sister. Pallbearers: Dr Ben Lyman Jr Lewis Jerrell Norman Thomas Franklin Grant Bob Gobin Bill Hodge.

Furman D. Grant 39Th St Sunset Church of Christ Alvin Mitchell Anton Harold Taylor Lubbock Church of Christ City of Lubbock Rix Funeral Grant Dunlap’s Mulesho

County Attorney Battles Over Dry Force Election Clash

West faces accusations of undue pressure in Justice Precinct No 2 dry liquor election as Hammett challenges him to name irrational drys and recounts threats and mob psychology claims. West denies wet coercion while alleging courthouse intimidation and calls for orderly voting by all.

West Hammett Justice Precinct No. 2 Lubbock County Drys Days of Justice

Ed McAdoo dies. services pending in Jefferson

Ed McAdoo, 76, longtime Jefferson resident and retired painting contractor, died Friday at Methodist Hospital after a three day stay. Funeral services are pending at Haggard Funeral Home with local arrangements by Franklin Bartley Funeral Home. Survivors include wife Mattie, two sons Bennie and Glenn, two brothers, three sisters, and two grandchildren.

Haggard Funeral Home Jefferson Ed McAdoo 42Nd St Lubbock McAdoo Methodist Hospital Franklin Bartley Funeral Home Moore’s Chapel Methodist Mattie Bennie Glenn Hollywood Calif Jim Dallas Moore McAdoo Serepta Mary Hart McAllen Sadie Faviell Ralph Lemmons

Funeral Pending for George Pinky Edge 72

George Pinky Edge 72 of 119 Ave. died Friday night at West Texas Hospital and services are pending at Henderson Funeral Home. Survived by wife Olie Ophelia Edge. three sons Rayburn Lee Warren G and Glenn. brother Warner Edge. sister Mrs. Mattie Simpson. Located in Lubbock with Navy assignment in California and residence in Kansas City Kaw.

George Pinky Edge Ave Henderson Funeral Home Edge Lubbock West Texas Hospital Olie Ophelia Edge Rayburn Lee U.S. Navy Calif Warren G Kansas City Kaw Glenn Fort Worth Warner Edge Mattie Simpson Commerce

Florida Governor Denies Impromptu Marriage Plan

Gov Claude Kirk on a Florida vacation at Ocean Reef Club denied reports he plans to marry Erika Mittfeld a Brazilian divorcee. Kirk said they are not engaged and will consult Bishop Hamilton West before any remarriage.

Key Largo Fla Claude Kirk Ocean Reef Club Kirk Miami Herald Erika Mittfeld Miss Mittfeld George Wackenhut Wackenhut Corp Florida Arizona Tallahassee Legisature Hamilton West Episcopal West

Sandburg Marks 89th Birthday at Mountain Home

Poet Carl Sandburg turned 89 at his mountain home in Flat Rock North Carolina. He predicted he would live at least ten more years and has largely withdrawn from public statements while receiving greetings from across the nation including messages from Russia.

Flat Rock N.C UPI Carl Sandburg Lincoln Mrs. Sandburg Russia

J. R. Fry Services Today in Paris

Funeral services for J. R. Fry 79 will be at 2 p.m. today at Leveritt-Steel Funeral Home Paris. Burial will be in Evergreen Cemetery. Fry died at his Paris home at 4 a.m. Thursday born February 1887 in Lamar County. He operated Fry Lumber Co in Paris and was associated with Jack Fry Wholesale Lumber Co in Lubbock. He leaves five sons four daughters 24 grandchildren and 16 great grandchildren.

J. R. Fry Lubbock Leveritt-Steel Funeral Home Paris Evergreen Cemetery Fry Lamar County Fry Lumber Company Jack Fry Wholesale Lumber Co

W. E. Gandy’s Rites In Snyder

Snyder Texas special death notice for W E Gandy 72 died at Hendrick Memorial Abilene. Funeral 2 30 p m Sunday Bell Seale Chapel Ira Cemetery with ministers Richard Williams and Don Browning. Survived by five daughters and one son, five sisters, five brothers.

Oakland Calif Bud Mexia L. M Victoria Nick Midland Porter New Orleans Monte Breckenridge

Funeral Pending for Hale Center Man Run Down by Train

J Bell Riney 54 of Hale Center died when his car was struck by a Santa Fe train northwest of Shallowater at US 84 FM 179. He was the county 1967 traffic fatality. Survived by wife Loreta three sons two brothers a sister and his parents. He was a farmer living in Hale Center since 1945.

J. Bell Riney Star Rt Hale Center Santa Fe Shallowater Henderson Funeral Directors Riney Jackie Hopper Clovis J. B. (Loreta) Riney Jesse Joe Brownfield Fred H Sacramento Calif Air Force Ronald Gene F. B James Slaton L. F. Taylor New Home J. J. Riney Taylor County Abilene

Mark Williams Funeral Today

Funeral services for seven week old Mark Allen Williams, son of Mr and Mrs Lonnie Williams Jr, will be at 2 30 p m in George Price Funeral Home Levelland with Rev Donald White officiating Burial will be in the City of Levelland Cemetery George Price Funeral Home in charge of arrangements The infant died about 10 am Thursday in a Lubbock physician s office He is survived by his parents two sisters Kathy and Debbie paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Lonnie Williams Sr and Mrs Delbert Pevytoe all of Lubbock paternal great grandparents Mr and Mrs J B Tucker of Lubbock and maternal great grandmother Mrs B Hammontree of Bastrop La

Levelland Mark Allen Williams Lonnie Williams Jr George Price Donald White Fifth Street Baptist Church City of Levelland Lubbock Kathy Debbie Lonnie Williams Sr Delbert Pevytoe J. B. Tucker B. Hammontree Bastrop

Troy Morris Rites Planned

Funeral services are planned for Troy M. Morris, 67, former mayor of Ropesville and editor of the Levelland Daily Sun. Burial will be in Ropesville. Morris, a noted newspaperman, worked in Ralls and Ropesville before moving to Levelland. Survivors include a son, three daughters, a brother, 14 grandchildren and two great grandchildren.

Levelland Troy M. Morris Ropesville Levelland Daily Sun George Price Morris Ralls

Stroke Proves Fatal To Judge Armstrong

Dallas AP report states Judge R Wright Armstrong a 41 year old Tarrant County criminal court judge died five days after a stroke at Love Field. He organized the teenage jury system and the Youth Council in Fort Worth and worked with young people in the county. He had come to Dallas to place his daughter Molly 9 on a plane to New York to live with her mother.

Dallas R. Wright Armstrong Tarrant County Love Field Armstrong Fort Worth Molly New York

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Solon City The Rites J. D. Williams Thomas H. Kuchel George Murphy Ray Bloss Cary Lee George P. Edge Sandburg W. E. Gandy Snyder Pends Mark Williams Troy Morris Rites Resthaven Funeral Home CABLE Ater Betty Rose Monterey
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