College Senate tackles housing rule clash with ACLU aid
The Judent Senate held a late session in the Administration Building to address housing regulations affecting about 2 500 students. Senator Max Blakney of Wilson seeks ACLU legal help as the bill passes 40 to 2 with one abstention. The dispute centers on forcing students to move on campus due to dorm vacancies and a 1934 parietal rule.
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Comfort
Blakney
ACLU
Senate
Diane,ylor
Lubbock
Matador
Fort Worth Star-Telegram executive quits post
Lee Johnson resigns Thursday as executive vice president and general manager of the Fort Worth Star-Telegram effective Feb 1. Johnson, 49, is brother in law to Publisher Amon Carter Jr. The split was described as amicable with no further comment from Carter Publications officials. Johnson also resigns as TDNA president and plans remain undetermined.
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Fort Worth
D. Lee Johnson
Star-Telegram
WBAP
Carter
Johnson
Associated Press
Texas Daily Newspaper Association
TDNA
Dallas-Fort Worth
University of Texas
Ruth Carter
Mrs Pounds R A Pounds dies in Lamesa at 72
Mrs R A Nannie Pounds 72 died Wednesday afternoon after a long illness in a local nursing home. Services set for 3 p m today at the town Church of Christ officiated by Wesley Ikey burial in Lamesa Memorial Park Branon Philips Funeral Home in charge Survivors include a daughter a son a sister two brothers four grandchildren and one great grandchild
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Lamesa
R. A
Nannie) Pounds
Church of Christ
Wesley Ckey
Lamesa Memorial Park
Branon - Philips Funeral Home
Pounds
La‘mesa
Infant Anders rites planned in Andrews
Anders infant dies at Permian General hospital after 12:50 a.m. death. Funeral arrangements set for 10 a.m. today at Babyland Cemetery with Rev. Robert Weeks officiating. Survivors include Paul Anvil of Andrews and Homer Anders of Andrews with Lois Morgan Angelo as paternal grandparent. Singleton Funeral Home in charge.
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Servor Virgel Anders
Marvin Anders
Babyland Cemetery
Robert Weeks
United Pentecostal Church
Singleton Funeral Home
N. Permian
N. Permian General Pola. Her Survivors Include Ather, ‘Paul Anvil
W.tow
Homer Anders
Addrews
Lois' Morgan ‘Angelo
Soldier Killed in Vietnam Identified as Gutierrez
Pic. Raal Grimaldo Gutierrez 20, Brownfield native, was reported missing in action in Vietnam Jan. 7 and listed as dead Jan. 8 by the Defense Department. He served in the U S Army since May, with basic training at Fort Bliss and advanced training at Fort Polk. Survivors include his parents four brothers seven sisters and grandparents.
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Brownfield
Pic
Raal Grimaldo Gutierrez
Cristobal Gutierrez
Defense Department
U.S. Army
Vietnam
Brownfield Junior
St. Anthony's Catholic Church
Fort Bliss
Fort Polk
Rites Set Today For W. D. Dailey
William D. Dailey 86 of Lovington dies after long illness. Services at 2 p.m. today at First Methodist Church with Rev. Joe Emanuel officiating. Burial in Lovington Cemetery. Survivors include wife Winona, daughter Mary Dailey, four sons William Frank Robert and Jacques, six grandchildren and one great grandchild. Pallbearers listed.
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Lovington
N. M
William D. Dailey
First Methodist Church
Joe Emanuel
Lovington Cemetery
Smith-Rogers Funeral Home
Dailey
Sant Marcos
Lovington-Lea
Winona
Mary. Dailey
Home
William
Denver
Frank
Scorro
Robert
Aurora
Oreland Jacques
Leonard Carr
Leo Jones
James Henry
Malcolm Wright
Archie Nowell
Hubert Maddox
Mrs. Weaver Rites Arranged In Lubbock
Mrs. E N Weaver 67 of 3109 28th St. will have a 2 p.m. service at Hodges Chapel First Christian Church with Dr. Dudley Strain, pastor. Burial in Resthaven Memorial Park. She died Wednesday at West Texas Hospital after moving to Lubbock from Greenville in 1950. Survived by husband two sons two sisters and five grandchildren. Pallbearers listed.
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E. N
Ruby) Weaver
28Th St
J. A
Hodges Chapel
First Christian Church
Dudley Strain
Resthaven Memorial Park
byResthaven Funeral Home
O. R. Bantz
Joe Nislar
A. B.watking
E. R. McCune
Ralph Krebbs
GG. Kuykendall
Funeral for Hardie Andrews in Plainview on Saturday
Funeral services for Hardie Andrews, 50, who died Wednesday of an apparent heart attack, will be held at 2 pm Saturday at Plainview United Baptist Church. Officiating will be Reverend Ibe.
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Plainview
Hardie Andrews
Amarillo Mayor Branded Delusional By City Board
Three of Amarillo's four city commissioners released a statement denouncing Mayor J. Ernest Stroud as deluded and accused him of personal attacks and actions not in line with good government. They cited fourteen points of discord, including attempts to push an auxiliary police force and cutting school bus service without school input.
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Amarillo,tex
Amarillo
J. Ernest Stroud
A!s
Stroud
Amarili
L. O'Brien Thompson
Henry Beverly
Glen Gibson
Bill Mays
Funeral plans for Mrs. Lula Ashby in Lubbock
Funeral services for Mrs. Lula Ashby, 70, longtime Lubbock resident, will be held at 2 30 p m in Franklin Bartley Funeral Chapel with Rev J D Walker of Highland Baptist Church officiating. Burial follows in City of Lubbock Cemetery. Mrs Ashby, born in Belton, died Wednesday in a local nursing home. She was a retired Texas Tech employee. Survivors include four sons, two sisters and two brothers. Pallbearers are Noble Sides Arlen Naler Joe Crump Don Wright Paul Hoffman and Pat Forson.
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Lula Ashby
Lubbock
Franklin + Bartley
J. D. Walker
Highland Baptist Church
Buria
City of Lubbock
Noble Sides
Arlen Naler
Joe Crump
Don Wright
Paul Hoffman
Pat Forson
Wallace says two parties must offer choice for 3rd party bid
Former Alabama governor George Wallace told a Houston crowd at the American Party headquarters that if both major parties put up a candidate they should shut up. He urged Texans to place his name on the Texas ballot as a third party option amid talk of his candidacy.
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Houston
Alabama
George Wallace
Wallace
American Party
Alabama Goy
M.D. Anderson Hospital
Texas
California
Services Today For C. W. Bolton
Services for Caley Wade Bolton 62 of Grover a former Littlefield resident will be held at 2 p m today at First Baptist Church Littlefield with Rev R B Hall officiating Burial will be in Littlefield Cemetery by Hammons Funeral Home Bolton died Wednesday in a Gruver hospital He was a native of Summerfield Survivors include his wife a son James of Tyler two daughters Mrs Eloise Ward of Tyler and Mrs Flossie Edwards of Sudan three brothers Jessie of Littlefield Jimmy of Columbia La and Masten of Farmington NM a sister Mrs Viola Gamon of Summerfield and 12 grandchildren
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Littlefield
Caley Wade Bolton
Grover
First Baptist Church
R. B. Hall
Litlefield
Hammons
Bolton
Gruver
Summerfield
John W. Siedel Funeral Today in Slaton
Services for John W. Siedel 78 of Slaton are set for 2 p.m. today at Englunds Funeral Chapel with Rev. Bruce Parks officiating. Burial will follow at Englewood Cemetery. The Kentucky native died at 1 a.m. Thursday at home after an apparent heart attack. He was a blacksmith. Survivors include five nieces.
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Slaton
John W. Siedel
Englunds
Bruce Parks
First
Methodist Church
Englewood Cemetery
Englunds Funeral Home
Siedel
Kentucky
British Air Pioneer John D North Dies
John Dudley North a noted British air pioneer died at his home in Bridgenorth England. North contributed to early aviation progress and held honorary titles in the field. His death marks a loss for the British aeronautics community and its 20th century pioneers.
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John D. North
Bridgenorth
Cea
England
Pieer
John
Dudley
Memorial rites planned for Lt Samy A Martin
Memorial services are set for 4 p.m. Tuesday at Reese Air Force Base Chapel for Lt. Samy A. Martin 25 listed dead Dec 29 after being MIA since Dec 27 in Vietnam. He served with Squadron 390 based at Da Nang since Aug 1967.
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Reese Air Force Base
Sammy A. Martin
Viettnam
Reese
Asa E. Hunt
Martin
Defense Department
Squadron 390
da Nang
Bryan
Midwest City
Okla
Texas Tech
Air Force Reserve Officer Training Corps
Tech
Reese, Afb
MacDill
Afb
Fla
Vietnam
South Plains
South Plains Council of the Bay
Scouts of America
Copes
Surprise award presented amid banquet attendance
In the event titled the surprise award one recipient was absent as Mrs. Jameson accepted for her family since her husband was out of town. Dallas radio commentator Melvin T Munn spoke at the Life-Line banquet as about 400 attendees watched new officers introduced. New officers include Dwayne Herman president Bill ais first vice president B C Norton second vice president and Reeves Cothos treasurer. New directors are Charles Ray Jamell Aryain Allison Gainey Adams Cothes Dave Sooter and Fred Rice Jr.
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Reeves Cothos
Charles Ray
Jamell Aryain
Allison Gainey
Adams
Cothes
Dave Sooter
Fred Rice Jr
Mrs Ida Smith Funeral Slated
Services for Mrs Ida Mae Smith 79 a former Dickens County resident are set for 2 30 p m Saturday at Spur Church of Christ Burial will be in Spur Cemetery with Campbell Funeral Home in charge She died Wednesday born April 28 1888 in Arkansas She lived in Nickens County 34 years before moving to Levelland last November Survivors include two sons Alva Earl of Levelland and Joyce of Las Vegas Nev three daughters Mae D Britton Seattle Jewell Williams Lubbock and Bethel Gordon Littlefield three brothers A G Owen Fort Worth D H Owen Sherman J H Owen Gunter three sisters Mrs Mattie Tate Stephenville Mrs Lara Davidson Mercedes and Mrs Alma Harrison Gunter nine grandchildren and nine great
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Spur
Ida Mae Smith
Dickens County
Spur Church of Christ
Campbell Funeral Home
Smith
Arkansas
Nickens County
Levelland
Alva Earl
Joyce
Las Vegas
Nev
Mae D. Britton l
Seattle
Jewell Williams
Lubbock
Bethel Gordon
Littlefield
A. G. Owen
Fort Worth
D. H. Owen
Shermans
J. H. Owen
Gunter
Mattie Tate
Stephenville
Lara ‘Davidson
Mercedes
Alma Harrison
College Chief's Services Slated
Dr. Joseph C. Clapp Jr. president of the University of Corpus Christi dies from an apparent heart attack while working. Funeral services are set for 2:30 p.m. Friday at the First Baptist Church with burial in Jackson Tennessee. He served as university president since April 1, 1966 after coming to Corpus Christi as vice president in 1964 from William Jewell College. Survivors include his widow, a daughter, his mother and a brother. Cage-Mills Funeral Home of Corpus Christi is in charge of arrangements.
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Corpus Christi
Joseph C. Clapp Jr
University of Corpus Christi
First Baptist Church
Jackson, Tenn
Clapp
Corpus Christ
William Jewell College
Liberty
Cage-Mills Funeral Home
Edward Eckols Funeral Today
Funeral services for Edward B Eckols 4 a Post resident who died in a Big Spring hospital will be held at 2 p m today at First Methodist Church. The Rev Curtis Lee will officiate with burial in Terrace Cemetery. Surviving are three daughters Mrs Bobby Harrell Mrs Jerry Hall and Debbie Eckols of Houston. his mother Mrs Bertie Eckols of Post. five brothers Garland Wayne of Post Bennie of Waco Owen of Fort Worth and Darrell of Slaton. four sisters Mrs Walter Smith of Fort Worth Mrs S T Brooks of Post Mrs Clayton Pennington of Tucson and Mrs Earl Gillett of Lubbock.
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POST
Eward B. Eckols
Big Spring Hospital
First Methodist Church
Curtis Lee
Terrace Cemetery
Hadman Funeral Home
Eckola
Bobby Harrell
Jerry Hall
Debbie Eckols
Houston
Bertie Eckols
Garland
Wayne
Bennie
Waco
Owen
Fort Worth
Darrell
Slaton
Walter Smith
S. T. Brooks
Clayton Pennington
Tucson
Earl Gillett
Lubbock
KINDLINESS Woven Into a Tapestry of Love
A poetical tribute to JULIEN C. HYER describing acts of kindness. She sent small threads of care to the distressed and bereaved, offered sympathetic words, and made quick, azure responses to assist the sick and shut ins, creating a tapestry of unselfish love.
Burglars Hit Homes and Local Businesses Across City
A wave of burglary reports Thursday details stolen items including a television set and stand valued at 110 dollars, a crack and gun, a dollar from a billiard, 22 cents from a child’s bank, 665 dollars in clothes, a cash bag with 104 dollars, a caliber pistol, and damage at Trail Drive-In Theatre. Nearby residences report two suits and coats stolen and car damage with liquid poured on it. an earlier Dec burglary at Church of Christ is noted.
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Sheryl Halfe
22Nd St
E. M. Johnson
Shermain
Metha Smith
28Th St
Lee Eis
Cambia
Calif
Holidaytow South
Carl Bewdre
Shamrock
Avenue Q
Erskine Street
Trail Drive-In
Clovis Road
Jim Lowrie
1505
Ave
Tomobile
Dery
Matheny
Quirt aAve
Church of Christ
Universisity Ave
Coffey Services Pend After 79 Year Pioneer Passes
J W Coffey 79 a Lamb County pioneer dies after short illness in Baylor County Hospital. Services pending at Elliston Funeral Home Seymour with Hammonds Funeral Home Littlefield arranging burial. Survived by two sons Terry Littlefield Glyna D Lutibock and daughter Mrs Joe Blankenship Spade and many grandchildren.
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W. Coffey
iLamb County
Seymour
Baylord County Hospital
Elliston Funeral Home
Hammonds Funeral Home
Littlefield
Flora
Terry
Glyna D
Lutibock
Joe Blankenship
Spade
Wardlaw Youth's Funeral Today for Aaron Wardlaw
Funeral services are set for 10 a.m. today at Resthaven Little Church of the Flowers for Aaron Wardlaw seven year old son of Mr and Mrs Louis Wardlaw of 3025 ith St He was born August 10 1960 in Hale Center and died Tuesday morning in a Brownwood hospital Burial will be in Resthaven Memorial Park Wardlaw is survived by a brother sister and three grandparents Officiating ministers are Dr William S Banowsky and Bill Young directed by Wardlaw
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Aaron Wardlaw
Louis Wardlaw
Ith St
Resthaven
Brownwood
Slater
Hearings On Six Trains Delayed In Texas
The Railroad Commission indefinitely postponed hearings on Santa Fe Railway applications to discontinue six passenger trains. Trains 115 and 116 run Guineaville to Dallas. Trains 71 and 78 run Fort Worth to Brownwood. Trains 66 75 and 76 65 run Houston to Farwell. The commission said the filings did not meet requirements and gave the railroad until February 5 to amend.
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Austin
The
Railroads Commission
Santa Fe Railway
Santa Fe
Guineaville
Dallas
Fort, Worth
Brownwood
Houston
Commission
Satellite GEOS 2 Aims to Forecast Earthquakes From Orbit
GEOS 2 satellite launched from Vandenberg Air Force Base aboard a Delta-Thor booster into a near polar orbit. Built for the U S Space Agency by Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory the octagonal craft carries gear to detect land shifts preceding major quakes and to improve continental ocean floor and polar ice maps. The first GEOS launched in 1865 but only part of its radio system works.
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Vandenrberg AM Force Base
Calif
Apia Satelite
Applied Physics Laboratory
Johns Hopkins University
U.S. Space Agency
Heart Recipient's Funeral Held in Simple Ceremony
Louis Block, the world’s fifth heart transplant recipient, was buried in a 15 minute service in New York. He died ten hours after surgery at Maimonides Medical Center in Brooklyn. The donor heart came from Misa Helen Krouch of East Patterson New Jersey. Block weighed 170 pounds. the donor was 100 pounds. About 100 mourners attended, including his wife Helen and sons George and Garry.
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Louis Block
Soft George
Block
New York
Maimonides Medical Center
Brooklyn
Misa Helen Krouch
East Patterson
N.J
Bronx
Helen
George
Garry
Tire Firm Increases Retreading Prices
Akron based General Tire and Rubber Co announced a 5 percent rise in factory retreading and repair prices on Thursday. Division president Morgan J. Morgan said the increase is due to higher manufacturing costs and affects all passenger and truck tires.
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Akron, Ohio
General Tire and Rubber Cossid
Ihaa
Morgan J. Morgan
Morgan Jadded
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U S
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