Judge Joseph Dooley Dies Services Today
The obituary notes Judge Joseph Dooley who served 18 years on the bench died recently. Funeral services are scheduled for 2 p.m. with entombment at Llano and arrangements handled by local church officials.
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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1967
Page
3
The obituary notes Judge Joseph Dooley who served 18 years on the bench died recently. Funeral services are scheduled for 2 p.m. with entombment at Llano and arrangements handled by local church officials.
A 1914 era Washington attorney figure is profiled amid tributes from the Amarillo Bar Association. The piece recalls Judge Joe Dooley and Sen. Tom Connally, noting retirement plans, court anecdotes, and a silver wine copier inscription as the bar body honors his decades of service.
Five people sustained injuries in separate incidents here. One person was trapped when a vehicle overturned on the drive. Two others were trapped as the vehicle toppled. Richardson was reported to be satisfactory in health.
Veteran figure Bill Mies linked with the Hiremen bill appears in Fort Worth coverage. The scene centers on local military or veteran matters, with references to Fort Worth officials and civic meetings. Details remain fragmentary but indicate ongoing discussions or proposals affecting veterans and public policy.
The Polish and Soviet leaders meet to reinforce cooperation and unity within the socialist camp. The dialogue emphasizes strengthening ranks and solidarity of the Communist movement and the world Soviet bloc, with Poland seeking closer ties amid Vatican and domestic concerns.
J R White known as Bob died in a local hospital. Services are set for 11 a m Saturday with the Rev at the First church officiating at Palins. The obituary notes his long time residence at 723 mg aye.
Plainview residents prepare services Saturday for Mrs. Horton who died earlier this week. The obituary lists survivors including Mrs A L M D and Mrs Jim Mewar with notes of family members and friends gathered in the community to honor the memory.
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Reports from Tokyo describe protests and injuries in two cities as opponents of Mao Zedong clash with Red Guards amid sweeping unrest. Industrial centers and port areas see demonstrations and arrests with uncertain casualty figures and continuing tension.
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Senate policy discussion dominates Saturday schedule as Leaders Fields and others prepare to address foreign policy concerns. Participants include figures from LITTLEFIELD Michigan and Montana, with criticism aimed at current administration’s approach and a call for clearer strategy. The event emphasizes national security, defense funding, and multilateral cooperation.
Funeral today for Edmund Tom and Mrs. Cook. Services held at 2 pm in Lahbeek Cemetery. Rev. James Sarak Hers and Rev. Eb in Lahbeek officiating. Attendees include Pioneer era figures and local church members. Location Monroe Louisiana and local cemetery noted.
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