Philippine Crisis As Riots Rattle Marcos Palace
Manila unrest erupts as government troops police and firemen clash with student mobs near the palace. Four demonstrators killed. about 160 arrested including a young girl. Marcos and family inside the palace as clashes and looting spread through downtown Manila. A nonpartisan panel to rewrite the constitution is sought. justice secretary asked to study possible suspension of Antonio Villegas. Molotov cocktails and burned vehicles mark the near-standoff.
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Manila
Ferdinand E. Marcos
Marcos
Marcus
Antonio Villegas
Burglars Hit Meat Firms in East Texas Raid
Orville Fitts, 64, owner of the largest meat packing company in East Texas, was hospitalized with a broken arm and head injuries after four burglars assaulted him Thursday night. They looted $2,300 from his wallet and $5,000 of inspected meat from a refrigerated truck, placing him and an assistant in the vehicle before fleeing. two suspects were later released by police.
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Lufkin
UPI
Orville Fitts
East
Texas
Fitts
Meat Packing Company
William F Gregg Funeral Services In Seymour
Special services for William F. Gregg, 74, will be held at 2 p m in the First United Methodist Church Seymour with Rev C R Hawkins of Shamrock and Rev J Lennal Hester officiating. He died Thursday in West Texas Hospital Lubbock and is buried in Bomarton Cemetery. He had lived in Seymour since 1936 and is survived by his wife eight sons a daughter two brothers and four sisters.
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Seymour
William F. Gregg
First
United Methodist Church
C. R. Hawkins
Shamrock
J. Lennal Hester
Gregg
West Texas Hospital
Lubbock
Bomarton Cemetery
Ellison Funeral Home
Grezg
Bill
55Th St
Jessie
Calif
Marvin L. Moore
Odessa
T. Locklear
Los Angeles
Birdie Hardwick
Orlando
Mrs Greathouse Rites Planned at Clovis Church
Services for Grace Greathouse 78 will be at 2 p.m. today in Advent Christian Church with Rev A A Cameron Ainsworth officiating. Burial will be in Beaver Cemetery near Forrest under Steed Todd Funeral Home direction. She died Wednesday at Clovis Memorial Hospital after a three week illness. She lived in Clovis 13 years and is survived by son Jim of San Luis Obispo California daughter Rita Lemmon of El Paso three brothers Walter McCutchen San Francisco Stockton McCutchen Saint Vrain and Bill McCutchen La Junta Colorado three sisters Mrs Charles Eller Medford Oregon Mrs Johnny Echols Saint Vrain and Mrs Callie Grissom Big Spring Texas two grandchildren and two great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clovis
Grace Greathouse
Advent Christian Church
A. A. Cameron Ainsworth
Beaver Cemetery
Forrest
Here
Steed- Todd Funeral Home
Calif
Rita Lemmon
el Paso
Walter McCutchen
San Francisco
Stockton McCutchen
Saint Vrain
N.M
Bill, McCutchen
la Junta
Colo
Charles Eller
Medford
Ore
Johnny Echols
Callie Grissom
Big Spring
Services Sunday For Dudley Ivey
Dudley Ivey 58 longtime Crosby County farmer died Friday at Crosbyton Hospital after months of illness. Services 2:30 p.m. Sunday at Ralls First United Methodist Church with Rev. H. B. Coggin and James Eubanks officiating. Burial in Ralls Cemetery under Carter Funeral Home. Native of Hill County, Ivey attended Ralls High School. Survived by Golda, two sons Gary of Balls and Terry of Dallas, three brothers C. R. of Houston and Morris and Ben of Fort Worth, two sisters Mrs. Dot Sullivan of Fort Worth and Mrs. Ovella Hayter of Clovis New Mexico, and two grandsons.
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Crosbyton
Dudley Ivey
Crosby County
Crosbyton Hospital
Ralls First
Ralls High School
Golda
Gary
Balls
Terry
Dallas
C. R
Houston
Morris
Ben
Fort Worth
Dot Sullivan
Ovella Hayter
Clovis
N.M
Memorial and funeral services listed for local residents
A batch of funeral notices and obituaries appears for April Tuft CWO Phillip R Pannell and C Fowler Janie Pendleton Margaret May Barrett J M Maxey and others in Plainview Tahoka Lubbock Snyder and Dallas. Details include cremation burial venues church services and hospital conditions along with dates and directing funeral homes plus notes on public events and alien registration.
Jack Herrington Funeral Today
Funeral services for Jack Herrington 49 of 1703 B 2ist Street are at 2 p m in Asbury United Methodist Church with Rev Wayne Cook and Rev Ray Neill Johnson officiating Burial will be in Lub bock City Cemetery conducted by Rix Funeral Directors Herrington died Thursday in Methodist Hospital after an extended illness He had lived in Lubbock since 1952 moving to Plainview in 1952 then back to Lubbock in 1955 and again to Port Isbell in 1966 returning to Lubbock in 1967 He was employed as a mechanic for Modern Chevrolet Survivors include his wife seven brothers a mother and two sisters Brothers will be pallbearers
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Herrington
Asbury United Methodist Church
Wayne Cook
Methodist Hospital
Ray Neill Johnson
City of Lubibock
Rix Funeral
Herrington
Lubbock
Plainview
Port Isbell
Chevrolet
Grice
J. T
Finley
Lorenzo
Bill
Doyle
Oklahoma City
Woodrow
Longdale
Calif
Allen
Los Angeles
Irene Herrinston
Ethel Cady
Paramount
Eva White
Seminole
Services Today For Luther J Welty In Lamesa
Weelsy died Friday in Medical Arts Hospital after an extended illness. The 61 year old retire farmer resided in Lamesa for many years. Services set for 3 p.m. today at Branon Funeral Home Chapel with burial at Lamesa Memorial Park. Surviving siblings include two sisters Mrs Nolan Currie Rotan and Mrs W B Myers Anson and four brothers John Hart Rex Kerrville and Clarence and V A both of Lamesa.
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Lamesa
Luther James Welty
Branon Funeral Home
Lamesa Memorial Park
Welty
Medical Arts Hospital
Nolan Currie
Rotan
W. B. Myers
Anson
John
Hart
Rex
Kerrville
Clarence
V. A
Rinehart Rites Slated Today
Services for Raymond Rinehart 71 of 1115 32nd St. set for 10 a.m. at Resthaven Singleton Wilson Funeral Home Chapel. Rinehart died Thursday in West Texas Hospital. Burial at Resthaven Memorial Park. A Knoxville native, he moved to Lubbock in 1949 from Durant Oklahoma and was a World War I Navy veteran, retired farmer. Survived by a son Jim and six daughters, plus 15 grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren. brothers, sisters, and other relatives listed.
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Raymond Rinehart
32Nd St
Resthaven- Singleton-Wilson Funeral Home
Rinehart
West Texas Hospital
Robert Moore
Southcrest Baptist Church
Resthaven Memorial Park
Knoxville
Jim
61St St
Ruth McClellan
Chicago
G. L
Mississippi
Frank
Fort Worth
Gladys ‘Dell
Lucille Brown
Bokchito
Daniel Salinas Services Set
Daniel Salinas 30 died Friday at his Plainview home from natural causes. Services 4 p.m. today at Wood Dunning Colonial Chapel, Rev. Guadalupe Manoz officiating. Burial 10 a.m. Monday in Beeville. Survived by wife Lupe a son David daughter Dubelsa mother Mrs Isabel Villa stepfather Mike Villa brother Louis five sisters Simona Juarez Esther Sara Villa Trinidad Rios Rosa Asedada.
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Plainview
Daniel Salinas
Glenn C. Stone
Wood Dunning Colonial
Guadalupe Manoz
Beeville
Salinas
Live Oak County
J Lupe
David
Dubelsa
Isabel Villa
Mike Villa
Louis
Plain View
Simona
Juarez
Esther
Sara Villa
Trinidad Rios
Hart
Rosa Asedada
Nixon
Services Today For Mrs Wood in Lamesa Texas
Mrs Minta Jane Wood 72 dies after brief illness in Medical Arts Hospital. She lived in Lamesa since 1939. Services at Bryan Street Baptist Church with Rev Bob Whitten and Rev J P Jones. burial at Lamesa Memorial Park. Survived by two sons Henry and Noble of Lamesa two sisters Mrs W H Earls of Kemp and Mrs Dessie Redwine of Lubbock five grandchildren and ten great grandchildren.
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Lamesa
Minta Jane Wood
Bryan Street Baptist Church
Bob Whitten
J. P. Jones
Lamesa Memorial Park
Branon Funeral Home
Wood
Medical Arts Hospital
Henry
Noble
W. H. ‘Earls
Kemp
Dessie ‘Redwine
Lubbock
Mrs Moore Rites Planned At Bell Seale Chapel
Snyder services for Mrs Winnie Moore are set at Bell Seale Chapel with Rev Robert McArthur officiating Burial will follow at Kermit Memorial Cemetery under Bell Seale Funeral Home direction Mrs Moore a Snyder resident since 1967 died Thursday at Cogdell Memorial Hospital after a lengthy illness Survivors include a daughter Mrs Norman Phillips of Snyder two sons Marvin of Kermit and A W of Puerto Rico two sisters Mrs Dora Cornelyon of Bakersfield California and Mrs Pearl Young of Enid Oklahoma and two brothers L A Gummere of Grand Junction Colorado and Phil Gummere of Fairview Oklahoma
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Kermit
A. W
Puerto Rico
Dora Cornelyon
Bakersfield
Calif
Pearl Young
Enid
Okla
L. A. Gummere
Grand Junction
Colo
Phil Gummere
Fairview
Calming counsel on savoring life and kindness
Poetic verse by Julien OC Hyer urges slowing pace and savoring love. It extols peace, kindness, and quiet joy while warning greed may spoil beauty and goodness. The devotional tone echoes scripture, inviting reflection and restraint.
Doll Of Dope Found Hidden In Airport Trash
U.S. Customs officials disclosed that a doll packed with a pound of marijuana nearly passed through San Antonio International Airport. A janitor found the doll in a restroom trash container, wrapped in Mexican newspaper, and a pin pricked a waitress as the doll broke open revealing the drugs.
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San Antonio
Tex
UPN
U.S
San Antonio International
F. D. Herring
Debbie Aucutt Rites Planned in Clovis
Debbie Aucutt 14 died Monday in Clovis. Rites at Kingswood Methodist Church at 9 a.m. with Rev. Jim Delones officiating. Graveside burial at Snyder Cemetery at 3 p.m. under Bolger Funeral Home. Survivors include mother Helen Allcutt Medere and brother Rickey Medere, both of Clovis.
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Snyder
Debbie Aucutt
Clovis
Kingswood Methodist Church
Jim Delones
Snyder Cemetery
Bolger
Land Office chief clerk tied to Sadler treasure booklet payment
Land Commissioner Jerry Sadler's chief clerk Jack Giberson said he received a $5,800 check for the booklet on Sadler's controversial Padre Island treasure tale. The check was kept in his desk, later turned over, with questions about whether printing should be state funded. Sadler had been accused of misled testimony and facing House reprimand over the 1553 Spanish treasure recovery story.
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Giberson
Sadler
Luke Robinson
Land Office
Texas
Capitol Newsmen
George McNiel
General Land Office
James
Padre Island
Indiana
House of Representatives
House
Mrs Rainer Rites Planned in Floydada
Funeral services for Mrs. Mable May Rainer age 59 will be held at 3 p m today at First Baptist Church Floydada with Rev F C Bradley officiating Burial will be in Floydada Cemetery Moore Rose Funeral Home in charge She moved to Floydada from Little Rock Arkansas and died Thursday at Caprock Hospital Survivors include her husband Reamer a son Ronald Reynolds of South Carolina three daughters Cathy Williams Freeport Shirley Martin Floydada and Linda Rainer Lubbock four brothers Henry Milks Ray Milks Tony Miles Ira Milks two sisters Edna Bohn Paramount and Ramona Purvis Rodeo and six grandchildren
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Floydada
Mable May Rainer
First Baptist Church
F. C. Bradley
Moore- Rose Funeral Home
Rainer
Little Rock
Ark
Caprock Hospital
Reamer
Ronald Reynolds
South Carolina
Cathy Williams
Freeport
Shirley Martin
Linda Rainer
Lubbock
Henry Milks
Ray Milks
Tony Miles
Pleasant Hill
Ira Milks
Kansas City
Edna Bohn
Paramount
Calif
Ramona Purvis
Rodeo
Rites Planned for Mrs Phillips in Big Spring
Funeral services for Mrs Roy Phillips 59 will be at 2 p.m. today at Nalley-Pickle Rosewood Chapel in Big Spring with burial in Trinity Memorial Park. She died Thursday in Lubbock Methodist Hospital. A native of Walters Oklahoma she moved to Howard County in 1924. Survivors include her husband two daughters a son a sister and a grandson.
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Big Spring
Roy Phillips
Trinity Memorial Park
Denver
Johnnie Roy Phillips
70Th St
Lubbock
Roy Cornelison
Warm Winds Bring Warmer Weather to Lubbock and Texas
Mild breezes return as Lubbock and the Hub City expect mid 60s with southerly winds 15 to 25 mph. Friday brings fair skies and higher temps, lifting South Plains readings from subzero to mid 50s. Lubbock peaked at 57, Amarillo down to 11, McAllen reached 62, El Paso and Laredo 61, Alice 60, with no precipitation forecast through Sunday.
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Lubbock
Texas
South Plains
Amarillo
McAllen
el Paso
Laredo
Alice
Mississippi Valley
Midwest
New England
Nevada
Central
Pacific Coast
Tippen Rites Set for Sunday in Paducah Church
Mrs Ealie Tippen 84 died Friday at Richard Memorial Hospital after a two month stay. A Paducah resident since 1910 she will be buried in Garden of Memory Cemetery after services at First United Methodist Church led by Rev Charles Gates. Survivors include four daughters Irene Tippen Roger Taylor Friona Alton Farr Odessa and King Ramsey Tippen Paducah, two sons Jack and G R Tippen Paducah, five grandchildren and five great grandchildren.
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Paducah
Ealie Tippen
Richard Memorial Hospital
Cattle County
First United Methodist Church
Charles Gates
Garden of Memory
Norris Funeral Home
Irene Tippen
Roger Taylor
Alton Farr
Friona
King Ramsey l
Odessa
Jack Tippen
G. R. Tippen
Reese Officers Hold Memorial Services for Two Flyers
Reese AFB observed memorial services Friday for Capt. Kenneth M. Stallings Jr. and 2nd Lt. Allison S. Berry, both killed January 17 in a T 37 trainer crash near New Braunfels. Stallings’ service is in Olive Branch Mississippi with burial by Brantley Funeral Home. Berry’s service is 2 p.m. Monday at the Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs.
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Kenneth M. Stallings Jr
Allison S. Berry
Reese Afb
Reese
New Braunfels
Capt. Stallings
Olive Branch
Miss
Brantley Funeral Home
Berry
Air Force Academy
Colorado Springs
Colo
Mrs. McHenry Services Slated in Lamesa Church
Mrs. Bess Prichard McHenry 81 died at her home after brief illness she had lived in Lamesa since 1947 funeral at 3 p m Sunday in the First Presbyterian Church with Rev Walter Horn officiating Survivors include her daughter in law Mrs Ron Scott three grandchildren and two more relations listed in obituary
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Lamesa
Bess Prichard McHenry
First Presbyterian Church
Walter Horn
Lamesa Memorial Park
Branon Funeral Home
Ron Scott
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Harrisburg
Gloria Conway
Paxton Creek
April Tuft
Donny Leftwich
Ward St
Mormon Church
Monroe
Utah
Imagleby, Neals and Sons
Richfield
Taft
CWO
Phillip R
Randy) Pannell
Parklawn Memorial Gardens
Lemons Funeral Home
Pannell
Vietnam
Cambodianrontier
C. C. Fowler
Memphis Church of Christ
Greg Whitaker
Ninth
Columbia Street
Church of Christ
Fairview Cemetery
Memphis
Fowler
Janie Pendleton
Tahoka
Margaret May Barrett
Lemons Memorial Chapel
Dick Richards
St. John’s Methodist Church
E. D. Throckmorton
Faith Temple
Plainview Memorial Park
John M. Anderson
3Rd St
Seattle
Wash
Society For the
America
Louisiana
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Anderson
J. M. Maxey
Cliff Temple Baptist Church
Maxy
Jora
Melvin C. Warren
Diamond M Museum
Warren
California
Tom McDonald
Dimmitt
John Mankins
Carolyn
45Th St
Bath
Quaker
Felicia Garcia
Idalou
St. Patricks Catholic Church
Sanders Funeral Home
L. H. Sides
Lubbock Post Office
Texas Tech
Don R. Burnett
International Student Service
I. J. Welty
Star Boarder
Julien OC. Hyer
Broadway
Ave.s
Avenue S
Reese Officers
Cresthaven
Ingleton- Wilson Funeral Home
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