Budget Board Opposes Federal Tax Plan in Texas Legislature
The Legislative Budget Board with Governor Connally and Attorney General Carr opposes HR11798 seeking federal taxation standards for interstate corporations. The panel warns the bill could shift tax burdens to Texas and affect sales and franchise taxes, prompting planned discussions with industry groups and a study of a North Carolina style work release for inmates.
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Lee Jones Austin
Legislative Budget Board
John Connally
Atty
Gen
Waggoner
Kenneth I. Kimbro
State Comptroller’s Office
Texas
Kimbro
National Association of Tax Administrators
Texas Manufacturers Association
Texas Mid-continent Oil and Gas Association
Tex
North Carolina
Charlotte Brown Rites Set Thursday in San Saba
Funeral services for Charlotte Lee Brown 15 of Lubbock will be at 4 p.m. Thursday in the Howell-Doran Funeral Home Chapel San Saba with burial in Hillcrest Cemetery San Saba. She died Monday night from asphyxiation after arriving dead at Methodist Hospital. Survivors include her parents two brothers James Delbert and Ronnie and sister Linda of the home and two grandmothers. Memorials may be sent to the Charlotte Brown fund care of Northside Church of Christ in Tulane Street.
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Charlotte Lee Brown
Lubbock
Howell-Doran Funeral Home
San
Hillcrest Cemetery
San Saba
Miss Brown
J. D. Brown
del Rio
Charlotte Brown
Northside
Church of Christ
E. Tulane Street
Trial of $4,000 Damage Suit Opens
A damage suit seeking four thousand dollars in damages opens as evidence and witnesses testify about alleged injuries claimed by the plaintiff.
Tech Grad Wins Second Patent for Remote Control Circuit
Donald C. Pilkinton, a 1958 Texas Tech graduate and Bell Labs engineer in Holmdel, New Jersey, received his second patent titled Signaling Circuit within a year. The Metuchen resident and Lions Club secretary earned his first patent, Trunk Make Busy Circuit, in April and holds an NYU master’s degree.
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Donald C. Pilkinton
Metuchen
N. J
Texas Tech
Lubbock
Pilkinton
Bell Telephone Laboratories, Inc
Holmdel
Bell Labs
Funeral Here Today For Cecil Bridges
Funeral services for Cecil Bridges 50 of 3413 E 4th St die at 2 15 a m Tuesday in West Texas Hospital and are at 2 p m today at Calvary Baptist Church with Rev D L Lowrie officiating Burial will be in Resthaven Memorial Park under Rix Funeral Home Bridges moved here from Plainview in 1949 and was a member of College Ave Baptist Church and Masonic Lodge Survivors include wife Allene one daughter Susan Bridges home one son Jerry Bridges 5421 46th St his mother Mrs W C Bridges of Dodd City six sisters Mrs Flossie DeJarnett Mrs Gene Sorrell Mrs J Payne Miss Mildred Bridges Mrs Odell Churchwell and Miss Mamie Bridges four brothers Lester Oscar Paul and J B Bridges and one grandchild Pallbearers John Shaw M H Kinard Jr Ray Weaver Henry Butler S M Key Ray Nix
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E. 4Th St
West Texas Hospital
Calvary Baptist Church
D. L. Lowrie
Resthaven Memorial Park
Rix Funeral Home
Bridges
Plainview
College Ave
Iour Brothers
Lester
Oscar
Paul Bridges
Dodd City
J. B. Bridges
Oklahoma
John Shaw
M. H. Kinard Jr
Ray Weaver
Henry Butler
S. M. Key
Ray Nix
Fred Akard Funeral Pending in Cooper
Services for Fred Akard, 67, of 1419 Ave F in Cooper, will be announced by McDonald Funeral Home. Akard was found dead at his home Monday at 5 30 p m and a justice of the peace ruled death due to a heart attack. He was a World War I veteran and a former Delta County resident who moved to Lubbock 23 years ago. Survived by brother John Akard of Amarillo and four sisters including Mrs Tam McGuver and Mrs Gladys Chambless.
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Fred Akard
Ave
McDonald Funeral Home
Cooper
Akard
Justice of the Peace
F. R. Land
Lubbock
Delta County
John Akard
Amarillo
Tam McGuver
Gladys Chambless
bothie _Haggard
Continental Plans DC9 Spare Jet Service To Southwest
Continental Airlines will begin spare DC9 jet service from Dallas to Lubbock El Paso and Albuquerque on April 10. Gen Robert J Smith a Dallas director announced the new service using 20 first class and 50 coach seats with speeds up to 560 mph cutting Dallas Lubbock flight time from 1 hour 20 minutes to 55 minutes and Dallas Albuquerque from 2 hours 33 minutes to 1 hour 40 minutes.
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Dallas
Tim Smith
Lub
Continental
Albuquerque
Accident claims mother of three on Levelland Highway
A snow slicked Levelland Highway crash near 4 40 p m involved Mrs Rhodes mother of three children. She was traveling west when the car slid off the north side of the road and overturned in a field. Her husband and other passengers were not named. The event occurred near Street and Boston Avenue as responders reported the wreck.
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Lubbock
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Amos Harper, Lubbock Attorney and Pioneer Dies
Amos Harper, 69, of 3502 33rd St. Lubbock, former Gaines County attorney, died at 3 40 a m today in Methodist Hospital. He moved to Lubbock in 1953 from Seminole where he served five years as county attorney and had owned a newspaper in Gladewater. He was a member of Forrest Heights Methodist Church. Services Friday at 10 a m at W W Rix Chapel. Burial in City of Lubbock Cemetery under Rix Funeral Home. Survivors include widow Marie a brother George Dewey Amarillo three sisters Mrs Mary Jane Jones and Mrs C E Mitcham Albuquerque NM and Mrs Ellen Donovan Dallas two nieces and three nephews. Pallbearers named Jim Kimmel DeWitt Gray Frank King George Burke J E Portwood Marion Brown.
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Amos Harper
33Rd St
Gaines County
Methodist
Harper
Lubbock
Seminole
Gladewater
Forrest Heights Methodist Church
W. W. Rix Chapel
O. A. McBrayer
City of Lubbock
Rix Funeral Home
Marie
George Dewey
Amarillo
Ae Mary Jane Jones
C E. Mitcham
Albuquerque
N.M
Ellen Donovan
Dallas
Jim Kimmel
DeWitt Gray
Frank King
George Burke
J. E. Portwood
Marion Brown
Maxey Center Course Signup Continues
Additional registrations for the parliamentary procedure course at Maxey Community Center will be accepted Thursday night. Instructor is Dr. Charles C. Rahm, a registered parliamentarian. The six week course meets Monday and Thursday evenings starting this week. a small fee covers texts and supplies. Call PO2-6411 Ext. 321 for information.
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Maxey Community Center
Jim Dailey
30Th
Nashville
Charles C. Rahm
National Association of Parliamentarians
Final Arguments In Exposure Case In Pecos Court
Final arguments were scheduled to begin at 1 30 p m in the 140th District Court for Ira Ray Sullivan accused of indecent exposure. Judge Robert Bean presiding the morning session identified the defendant, a 19 year old resident, in Slawup details from the Pecos area.
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Ira Ray Sullivan
Robert Bean
Pecos
St. J
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