Monument To Tulsa Clergymen A Faith Fueled Mission Grows
The Tulsa clergy led mission started by Rev. Robert Geisinger has expanded as it provides meals beds and daily religious services to destitute youth. With a building too small for increasing need donors from churches and volunteers supply nightly services and cash food and clothing while city welfare agencies offer no direct help. A miraculous $500 donation via five $100 bills arrived after Geisinger prayed for help, guiding him to a street corner at a set time.
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Baa
Tetouan
Dickson
al Iorie
Seitz
Geisingert
Chamizal Treaty Approved by U S and Mexico
The Chamizal Treaty received mutual ratifications between the United States and Mexico in Mexico City, signaling both Senate approvals and pending domestic legislation to implement the pact. The accord returns part of El Paso to Mexico after a century of border dispute tied to the Rio Grande’s shifting course.
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Mexico
United States
el Pass
State Department
Mexico City
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
el Pasol
Rio Grande
Geisinger
Ter
Manuelello
C. A.shome
Nei Buonstra
Injdoara
John
U.S
Iniopen
Ion Seitz
Labtoek Dire Chief Olean W
Labtoek reports Olean W Municipal League Chief Smith and a slate of new chamber and council directors as the Five entities prepare for director elections and term expirations among long serving members.
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Labtoek
Olean
Rites Held For Mrs Autry Amid Storm News At Sea
Mrs Autry funeral services were set for today at the Baptist church in Snyder with burial at the local cemetery. She had lived in Snyder since 1940s, migrating from Silverton and Cook County, with survivors including a son and daughter. Separately, the cargo ship Middlesex Trader, 14,080-ton, en route from Rotterdam to Philadelphia, faced 14-foot seas and 42 knot winds 400 miles southeast of the coast, with the Coast Guard Rockaway aiding as crews battled the storm.
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Ault
Snyder
Rice
Silverton
Cook County
Lou Bexter
T. L. Autry
Ielude
W.E. Silverton
la- Yahi
Plainview
Irs
le Younger, ‘Tioga
Frank Baxter
San Jose
Eeo
Intermenit
Wood-Dunning Funeral Home
United Star
Middlesex Trader
U.S. Coast Guard
Rockaway
Fieter
Middlesex
Rotterdam
Philadelphia
No Drop Seen In State Revenue From Cigarettes
The State Department expects cigarette and tobacco tax revenue to hold steady despite Eastland’s move to ban sales and use. Cigarette tax topped 90.3 million dollars last year, plus 6.9 million from pipe and chewing tobacco and cigars, accounting for 6.2 percent of state income.
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Austin
State Department
Eastland
Comptroller’s Office
Finance Committee Curb On Stock Option Privileges
Senate Finance Committee approved modest limits on executive stock option plans as part of the $11.1 billion tax cut bill. Treasury data showed Chrysler officials could gain up to 12.1 million over six years from options they granted themselves. The action ends a day-long fight and advances the tax measure toward final committee passage. Santiago news notes Chile plans for a large tunnel.
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UPC
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House
Treasury
Chrysler Corp
Chrysler
Republican Says U S Regresses in Latin America
Houston AP report quotes Senate candidate Dr Robert Morris condemning U S concessions to Panama as signs of retreat against Communism. He accuses pro Castro elements of stirring trouble in the Canal Zone while noting Panama police arrests of about 10 agents trained in Cuba amid canal area rioting.
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Houston
Canal Area
Mortis
Caribbean
Latin America
Solon Liquidates Stock To Start Scholarship Fund
Green Bay AP report details a 2300 stock purchase by Rep. Byrnes that led to a plan to fund 280 college scholarships for needy Solon students. Kellogg Citizens National Bank president Rose said Byrnes and his wife turned over the stock to Scholarships Inc. and noted the move followed a Senate probe into preferential stock deals involving Robert Baker.
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Wis
John Byes
R-Wis
John R. Rose
Kellocg-Citizens ‘National Bank
Green Bay
Scholarships Inc
Byrnes
Mortegage Guaranty Insurance Corp
House Republican Policy Committee
Senate
Robert G.baker
Legion Chief Backs Dallas For Convention
Daniel F. Foley national commander of the American Legion says the next national convention will be held in Dallas despite pressure to move it. He spoke to the Dallas Advertising League and Chamber of Commerce and laid a wreath at the Kennedy assassination site.
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UPI
Daniel F. Foley
The
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the Legion
Foley
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Minn
Dallas ‘Advertising League
Chamber of Commerce
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Legion
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Mrs. R. A. Mills Rites Are Today
Mrs. R. A. Mills dies after long illness. Services set for 3 p.m. at University Gortsten. The Mills were noted in college circles for the Art Course programs in the early 1900s. Mrs. Mills collected antique glass with a collection nearing 3,000 pieces and published Excursions in Old Glass.
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Fort Worth
Irs
Texas Rae
Wasj George Tooley
Marvin Weaner
Homer Campbell
Benny Pickrell
Mills
Texas
Tech
Rites set for traffic victim amid committee updates
Interim Committee on soil and water protection appoints State Rep. Bill Clayton as chair. In a separate notice, services are planned for Mrs. Eula Mae Cantrell at Amherst Church of Christ with burial in Amherst Cemetery. Funeral details list survivors and pallbearers.
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Vonmis
Carlisle
Methodist
A. L. Duith
Holating
Lorenzo
Carkois
Kermit Mar- Austin Cupii
Tubtiock
Kinard Services Today In Stanton
Benny Lee Kinard 87 died at 1 35 a m in Physicians Hospital Stanton after a short illness He had lived in Stanton since 1941 moving from Mount Vernon Texas Services are at 2 p m today at the Stanton Methodist Church The Rev T R Hawkins and the Rev C R LeMond will co conduct Burial will be in Evergreen Cemetery under Arrington Gilbreath Funeral Home control Seven children survive
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Eula Mae Cantrell
Amherst Church of Christ
Joy Cowen
Amherst Cemetery
Payne Funeral Home
Iirell
Mer
Stanton
Benny
Lee Kinard
Physicians Hospital
Mt. Vernon
Texas
Methodist
T. R. Hawkins
Pleasant
First Baptist Church
C. R. LeMond
Evergreen Cemetery
Arrington-Gilbreath Funeral Home
Services for Mrs Spencer Held at Wise Funeral Home
Funeral services for Mrs. Frank Spencer, about 50, of Bonham, daughter of Mrs. E. M. Lovelace, were planned today at Wise Funeral Home Chapel. Burial followed in a Bonham cemetery. She died Monday after a heart attack.
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Conham
E. M. Lovelace
11Th St
Wise Funeral Home
Bonham
Spencer
Lubbock
Bill Spencer
Charles Spencer
Ann
A V Womack Rites Pending In Lubbock
Services for A V Womack 77 of Lubbock are pending with Henderson Wilson Funeral Directors. He died at 8 15 am Tuesday in Lubbock Osteopathic Hospital after living in Lubbock since 1934. He owned Womack's Second Hand Store on Ave F. Survivors include his wife six sons and numerous grandchildren and great grandchildren.
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Fort Worth
Otis Taylor
Taylor
A.V. Womack
E. Erskine St
Henderson-Wilson Funeral Directors
Womack
Lubbock
la Habra
Cali Santa ‘Ane Calif
Garth
Brick
San Antonio
Margie Edyards
Dumas
Martha Faye Putnam
35Th St
Dollie Womack
44Th St
Claude Simmons Services Today
Claude M. Simmons Sr dies in Clovis at 63? He worked 53 years with the Santa Fe railroad. Special services set for 10:30 a.m. at Willigims Funeral Home Chapel Staton with burial in Englewood Cemetery. Survived by wife three sons ten grandchildren and great grandchildren.
Absent Voting Reflections In A Church Group Rhetoric
A fragment from a religious meditation laments absenteeism among members. It questions who should fill the empty chair at school, society, or church and criticizes a leader who withholds participation and casts negative votes, urging responsibility.
Texas Conservation Board Names Members
Acdes Pomon Cory Noath and A F Leeesh appointed to the Texas Conservation Board by Fore Connervaton Board.
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Acdes Pomuon
Cory Noath and
A. F. Leeesh Offore
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