Dulles Dies Former U S Spy Chief at 75
Washington AP reports Allen W. Dulles longtime CIA director died Wednesday night at age 75 from flu and pneumonia. He led the agency for eight years until 1961, a figure noted for secret operations and controversial episodes including the Bay of Pigs and the U2 mission. Funeral set for Georgetown Presbyterian Church with burial at Green Mount Cemetery.
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Central Intelligence Agency
Russia
Cuba
Bay of Pigs
CIA
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Stalin
Soviet Communist Party
White House
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James Bond
Warren Commission
Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
Mississippi
Tass
Soviet Union
Georgetown Presbyterian Church
Amerimount Cemetery
Baltimore
Cans
Allen Welsh Dulles
Switzerland
Office of Strategic Services
OSS
Europe
Hitler
Lubbock Heart Ball Sets Feb 6 at Country Club
Tickets remain for the third annual Lubbock County Heart Ball at the Lubbock Country Club on February 6. The $35 per couple formal affair supports Heart Be Month with music by Mark Anthony, refreshments, and a jet set breakfast. Tickets from Mrs Bernard P Evans or local heart association members. Lt Jerry Goldstein Reese AFB to speak on Causes of Student Unrest at Lubbock Board of Realtors lunch today at Johnson House 4801 Ave Q.
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Lubbock County
Lubbock Country Club
Heart Be
Mark Anthony
Bernard’ P. Evans
Heart Association
Jerry Goldstein
Reese Afb
Lubbock Board of Realtors, Inc
Johnson House
Ave. Q
Lt. Goldstein
University of California At Berkeley
Rites Set Saturday for Mrs Castle and Local Notices
Funeral services for Mrs. R J Castle 84 of 1717 Broad Street will be at 10 a m Saturday at Ford Memorial Chapel First Baptist Church with Rev J T Bolding officiating Burial will be at Resthaven Memorial Park under Rix Funeral Home direction She died at Methodist Hospital She had lived in Lubbock since 1915 moving from Dallas She attended Northwestern State and Texas Tech among others and taught in area schools and ranches Survivors include a son Robert two daughters two brothers and two sisters four grandchildren and five great grandchildren Pallbearers named A meeting to organize a men over 30 basketball league will be held at 530 p m today at the YMCA Those unable to attend may call Gary King at the Y Phi Delta Theta painted the Y health and weight room as part of spring service projects They collected over 200 for Mothers March of Dimes Ralph Leon Norton 57 of 302 50th St died at Southside Baptist Church with burial at Resthaven under Henderson Funeral Home Survivors include wife two sons two daughters four brothers two sisters mother and 13 grandchildren Pallbearers listed Kenneth Curtis Keeton charged with amphetamine possession in County Court at Law No 1 with bonds set District Attorney set Heaton charged with theft by false pretenses for a Dec 29 In Town Inn lodging check Heaton is also facing forgery and passing charges in Brownfield
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R. J. Castle
Brd St
Ford Memorial Chapel
First Baptist Church
J. T. Bolding
Resthaven Memorial Park
Rix Funeral Home
E. Tulane
W. M. Rice
Fort Worth
John Gillespie
Benjy Gillespie
Terry Howell
Joe Gillespie
Louie Schroeder
Steven Castle
Charles Lewis
Phi Delta Theta
Texas Tech
Y.M.C.A
14Th St
Ralph Leon Norton
50Th St
Southside Baptist Church
Henderson Funeral Home
J. B. Thames
Homer Morrow
Slim Southard
Guy Willis
A. G. Stringer
Clyde Stringer
Billingsley Rites Pending In City
Funeral arrangements are pending at Sanders Funeral Home for Raymond Gordon Billingsley 54 of 3304 53rd St. He died Wednesday in West Texas Hospital after an extended illness. He operated the Top Oil Co. He served in the Air Force in World War II and was a member of Broadway Church of Christ. Survivors include his wife Mildred a teacher at Evans Junior High a son Keith R. of Madison Wis his parents Mr and Mrs D A Billingsley of New Deal a sister Mrs Kenneth Privett of Lubbock and one grandson.
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Raymond Gordon Billingsley
53Rd St
West Texas Hospital
Top Oil Co
Broadway Church of Christ
Mildred
Evans Junior High
Keith R
Madison
Wis
D. A. Billingsley
New Deal
Kenneth
Merle) Privett
Lubbock
Navy League Lubbock selects officers at Reese Air Base dinner
At a Navy League Lubbock Council dinner held at Reese Air Force Base officers were named. Walter McNatt was elected president with Ed OConner as vice president Pat Wallace secretary Whit Vic tory treasurer and Gene Norris publicity chairman Verne Waldron served as outgoing president A slide show titled A Sailor in Vietnam was presented by Lt Com Ron Stanfield Plans were announced for a trip to an aircraft carrier in the Gulf of Mexico within a few months.
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Walter McNatt
Ed O'Conner
Pat Wallace
Whit Victory
Gene Norris
Verne ‘D. Waldron
Vietnam
Ron Stanfield
Gulf of Mexico
Services Pending For Mrs. Noell
Mrs. Ruth A. Noell 76 of 3413 40th St died at 8 50 p m Thursday in a local hospital Services are pending at Sanders Funeral Home She lived in Dallas County and in Ralls before moving to Lubbock 30 years ago She was a member of the First Baptist Church Survivors include three daughters Olen Perryman John Ball Fred A Stout Jr two brothers Frank Good Don Good three sisters Louella Cook Bertie Noell and Guy Gennis all of Dallas 14 grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren
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Ruth A. Noell
40Th St
Sanders Funeral Home
Noell
Dallas County
Ralls
Lubbock
First Baptist Church
Olen Perryman
John&. Ball
Bartlesville
Okla
Fred A. Stout Jr
Odessa
Frank i Good
Carrollton
Don ‘Good
Woodson
Louella Cook
Bertie Noell
Guy Gennis
Dallas
Peru Seizes IPC Assets as U S Pressure Grows
Peru moves to expropriate International Petroleum Co assets including the Talara refinery amid U S threats of sanctions over debt and sugar purchases. James Dean of IPC cancels a U S return flight as Lima says actions are misinterpreted and Washington demands meaningful negotiations by April 9.
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Peru
James Dean
International Petroleum Co
United States
State Department
Washington
U.S
Robert McCloskey
Jersey Standard
Talara
Empressa Petrolera Fiscal
IPC
Be Meta Faithful Health Verse in 3 John 2 Paraphrase
The excerpt shows a speaker asking about health and replying with a contrast between physical illness and spiritual well being. The speaker asserts a healthy soul, expresses faith and hope, and describes spending days helping others achieve their own health and peace rather than boasting about medicines.
Early Day Pastor Talks at Lubbock Ministers Dinner
A 200 person All-Church Staff Dinner at First Christian Church featured Dr. J. O. Haymes reflecting on Lubbock in 1930. The program mixed humor and music with performances by Mrs. Gertrude Lasley, Richard Campbell and Clyde Perkins, and a dramatic piece by Mrs. Gene White.
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Lubbock
Gene White
Texas
Mike Skipper
Candy Perkins
Jim Forrest
Trinity Church
Morris Sheats
Lashbock Ministers Association
O. C. McBrayer
Forest Heights Methodist Church
New Officers Elected as Association Holds Show
The president of the association participated in the event and new officers were chosen during the show. The gathering featured the president and other members, signaling a leadership transition and ongoing group activities.
Muleshoe Man Bud Shockey Dies After Heart Attack
Clarence E. Bud Shockey 74 of Muleshoe died Wednesday at West Plains Memorial Hospital after a heart attack at his home. Retired farmer, WWI veteran, American Legion member, he moved from Amherst. Services 2 p.m. Saturday Singleton Funeral Home Chapel of the Chimes. Buried Amherst Cemetery. Survived by sisters Mrs. Fred Horn and Mrs. B. McSpadden.
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Muleshoe
Clarence E
Bud) Shockey
West Plains Memorial Hospital
Shockey
Amherst
American Legion
Singleton Funeral Home
Chimes
Fred Horn
B. McSpadden
Ontario taxpayer pays taxes with shirt alternative
In Ottawa a taxpayer offered a shirt as payment to the Canadian revenue department. The department returned the shirt and asked for a cash check. The man sent a check drawn on a freshly laundered but used shirt. A spokesman said the check would be deposited into the government account.
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Ottawa
Canadian Revenue Department
Priest Who Won Peace Prize Dies in Belgium
The Rev. Dominique Pire, 59, Nobel Peace Prize laureate for aiding refugees from Eastern Europe, died in Louvain after surgery for a blood clot. A doctor of theology, he founded refugee villages in Germany Austria and Belgium and created a “university of peace” to teach overcoming racial and political barriers. The Nobel committee praised his work healing war wounds and building a bridge of light and love.
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Dominique Pire
Europe
Louvain Roman Catholic University Hospital
Pire
West
Germany
Austria
University of Peace
Nobel Committee
Gunnar Jahn
Father Pire
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