Buddhists Storm U.S. Library in Hue as Antiwar Protests Erupt
In Hue 3,000 Buddhists destroyed much of the U S Information Service library burning books and smashing furniture. US officials reported riots spreading to Saigon and Nha Trang as troops used tear gas to restore order. U S Vice Consul stoned. no serious injuries reported. The protests targeted U S Ambassador Taylor and other officials, prompting official measures and city curfews.
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Saigon
UPI
U.S. Information Service
Hue
U.S
U. S
Maxwell D. Taylor
USIS
Nha Trang
Mrs. Crumpton’s Services Slated
Funeral services for Mrs. Cora Crumpton 70 of Plainview will be at 4 p m Monday at Calvary Baptist Church. The Rev D W Thorne and the Rev Ray Johnson will officiate. Burial in Plainview Memorial Park. She died in Long Beach California from a heart attack visiting relatives. She moved to Plainview in 1962 from Lynnwood California. Survivors include three sons four daughters a sister a brother 21 grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren.
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Plainview
Cora Crumpton
Calvary Baptist Church
D. W. Thorne
Assembly of God Church
Amarillo
Ray Johnson
Plainsview Memorial Park
Wood-Dunning Funeral Home
Crumpton
Long Beach
Calif
Lynnwood
Arthur Leroy
Lester W
Paainview
James D. Crumpton
Lubbock
Marie Threet
Marie Gambill
Lakewood
June Pulliam
Paramount
Juanita Parnell
Paducah
Alice Locke
Porterville
Lee Savage
Stockard Rites Set In Clovis
Earl Stockard eighty three, a longtime Clovis resident, died at a Los Angeles hospital. He lived in the Clovis area over 50 years and had recently stayed with a son in Los Angeles. Funeral arrangements will be announced by Sherwood Mortay of Clovis. The body will be brought to Clovis for services and burial. Survivors include his wife Carrie two sons Elvis and Eugene both in California two brothers Walter of Cleburne Texas Loy of Melrose New Mexico two sisters Mrs Lakey Morgan Clovis and Mrs Ola Davis Texas City Texas.
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Walter
Cleburne
Tex
Loy
Melrose
N.M
Lakey Morgan
Clovis
Ola
Davis
Texas City
Donald Green Rites Slated In Muleshoe
Funeral services for Donald O. Green 44 who died after a heart attack will be at 2 p.m. in First Methodist Church Muleshoe with Rev J Frank Peery and Edwin Hall officiating. Burial at Bailey County Memorial Park under direction of Singleton Funeral Home. Green a native of Olustee Oklahoma moved to Muleshoe from Altus eighteen years ago. A World War II veteran he worked as a serviceman for Gree Butane. Survivors include his parents four sisters and two brothers.
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Muleshoe
Donald O. Green
First Methodist Church
J. Frank Peery
Edwin Hall
Littlefield
Bailey County Memorial Park
Singleton Funeral Home
Green
Olustee
Okla
Altus
Gree Butane
Ralls Funeral for Mrs Jenny Bond
RALLS Special funeral services are set for Mrs Jenny Bond at 2 p m today at the Church of Christ with Elba Hall officiating. Burial will follow in Ralls Cemetery under Carter Funeral Home direction. Mrs Bond died Friday night in a Ralls nursing home after moving to the area in 1922 from Coleman and later to Heart Association area. She is survived by a brother Edward Wallace of Ralls, with nephews serving as pallbearers.
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RALLS
Jenny Bond
Church of Christ
Elba Hall
Ralls Cemetery
Carter Funeral Home
Edward Wallace
Viet Nam Crisis Urges U S to Stay and Fight
A senior State Department official stated the South Vietnamese political situation is critical and must be resolved to win the war. Bundy argued withdrawal is unthinkable as long as South Viet Nam fights, while noting limited UN roles and possible 1954 accords negotiations with risks of communist return.
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Washington
Vps
A l
State Department
South Viet Nam
William P. Bundy
Far Eastern
U.S
South Vietnam
Bundy
Southeast Asia
Ashington, Mo
Chamber of Commerce
Viet Nam
United Nations
U.N
Congo
Hanoi
Rites Set Today For M H Davis
Levelland special services for M H Davis 60 long time Hockley County resident will be at 2 30 p m today at First Baptist Church. Rev W H Hughes and Rev C J Coffman will officiate. Masonic graveside in Levelland Cemetery under George Price Funeral Home. Davis died at Lubbock Highland Hospital. He lived in Levelland eight years after moving to Hockley County in 1941. He was a Masonic Lodge 1289 past master and a member of Sundown First Baptist Church. Survivors include wife one son three daughters two brothers three sisters and 14 grandchildren.
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Levelland
M. H. Davis
Hockley County
First Baptist Church
W. H. Hughes
C. J. Coffman
Parkview Baptist Church
Littlefield
City of Levelland Cemetery
George Price
Davis
Lubbock Highland Hospital
Masonic Lodge
Sundown
First Baptist Church of
Robert L. Price Funeral Monday
Services for Robert L. Price, 62, will be at 2 p.m. Monday at College Heights Baptist Church in Plainview with Dr. John Traylor officiating. Burial will follow in Plainview Cemetery under Wood-Dunning Funeral Home. Price, a native of Elmer Oklahoma, died Friday at 4:45 p.m. at his Plainview home after a heart attack. He moved to Plainview in 1950 from Vernon. He was a member of College Heights Baptist Church. He is survived by a son, three daughters, four sisters, five brothers and 11?
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Plainview
Robert L. Price
College Heights Baptist Church
John Traylor
Plainview Cemetery
Wood-Dunning Funeral Home
Price
Elmer
Okla
Almner
Vernon
College Heights
Delbert Thrower Services Monday in Lamesa
Delbert Thomas Thrower, 58, Lamesa chiropractor, died about 10 p.m. Thursday from injuries in a two car crash near Ta thoka. Services set for 2 p.m. Monday at Boxwell Funeral Home Chapel. Burial in Amarillo Memorial Park. Survivors include wife, three sons, a daughter, a stepdaughter, a brother and three grandsons. Mary Ann Thomas, 25, of 4503 44th St., in fair condition in Lubbock Methodist ICU after the same crash. Thrower had lived in Lamesa 218 years and belonged to First Christian Church. North Plains Christian Church in Dumas will conduct rites. Masonic graveside rites planned.
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Amarillo
Delbert Thomas Thrower
Lamesa
Tohoka Hospital
Boxwell Funeral Home
North Plains Christian Church
Dumas
Amarillo Memorial Park
Boxwell Funerals Home
Thrower
Tathoka
Mary Ann Thomas
44Th St
Methodist Hospital
Lubbock
First Christian Church
Homer Foster's Funeral Monday
Funeral services for Homer D. Foster 58 of Muleshoe will be held Monday at 12 30 p.m. in Trinity Baptist Church with Rev. Troy Walker and Rev. Douglas Gossett officiating. Burial at the Muleshoe Singleton Funeral Home. Survived by wife Violet three sons Frank Irving Roy and Wayne and three daughters Mrs C W Freeman Mrs R J McDougal and Mrs Billy Bob Williams plus mother Mrs Mary Foster a sister Mrs Bertha Lee Block and a brother Durard and 13 grandchildren.
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Muleshoe
Homer D. Foster
Baylor
Frank
Irving
Tex
Roy
Hobbs
Wayne
Oklahoma Lane
C. W. Freeman
Monahans
R. J. McDougal
Long Beach
Calif
Billy Bob Williams
Odessa
Mary Foster
Midland
Bertha Lee Block
Abilene
Durard
Customers Wallets Emptied Amarillo Liquor Store Robbery
A lone gunman robbed Payless Liquor Store at 2510 W. 6th St in Amarillo Saturday about 7 30 PM netting about 700 dollars. He forced five men including manager Donald F Brambler and three attendants to back room then fled across the street with roughly 687 dollars and a fifth of cognac. He remained at large late Saturday.
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Amarillo
Payless
6Th St
Donald F
Brambler
Bowling
Charlie Moore
Ken Covall
Graveside Rites Set For Brasseal Infant
Graveside services for Hollie Brasseal one day old daughter of Mr and Mrs Harm Brasseal for Raymondville will be at 2 p m today at Red Mud Cemetery near Spur with Rev Dick Horn officiating Burial under Campbell Funeral Home direction The infant died Friday at Raymondville Survivors include maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Luther Spain Spur and paternal grandfather H F Brasseal Ruston La
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Hollie Brasseal
Harm Brasseal
Raymondville
Red Mud Cemetery
Spur
Dick Horn
Bethel Baptist Church
Campbell Funeral Home
Luther Spain
H. F. Brasseal
Ruston
Search for missing German atomic scientist continues
German police persist in seeking a Red German atomic scientist who vanished as a leading physicist defected to the United States, amid ongoing investigations and international attention.
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Bonn
United States
Slaton Rites Set For Mrs. Maeker
Mrs. Julia Maeker 90 of Slaton died Saturday after a long illness in Mercy Hospital. Rosary at 7:20 p.m. in Williams Funeral Home chapel. Funeral at 10 a.m. Monday at St. Joseph's Catholic Church. Rev. Peter Marsch officiates. Burial in Englewood Cemetery. Born in Vienna, Austria she was a naturalized American citizen. Survived by four sons R. J. of Wilson Frank and Ed of Slaton Hugo of South Gate California. four daughters Mrs. William Behlen Mrs. Olga Bryant Mrs. Annie Schnell all of Slaton and Mrs. Julia Marrs of Hamburg New York. 18 grandchildren 43 great grand children and four great great.
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Slaton
Julia Maeker
Mercy Hospital
Williams Funeral Home
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Peter Marsch
Englewood Cemetery
Williams Funeral, Home
Maeker
Vienna
Austria
R. J
Wilson
Frank
Hugo
Southgate
Calif
William Behlen
Olga Bryant
Annie Schnell
Julia Marrs
Hamburg
N.Y
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William Stubbs
Johnson
Donald Green
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Texas Heart Assn
Bill Hale
Dawson County
Monrovia
Liberia
Delbert Thrower
Homer Foster
Jack Bowling
Hunt
Tehran
Iran
Psack Christian. College
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Lubbock Christian College
South Seanee
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