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A quirky note highlights swimming picnicking and hiking options for the long weekend. The casual tip lists casual attire bermudas and cites a price point of 5.95 for a related item.
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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1962
Page
6
A quirky note highlights swimming picnicking and hiking options for the long weekend. The casual tip lists casual attire bermudas and cites a price point of 5.95 for a related item.
Washington report traces the IRS origin to Lincoln’s 1862 tax moves and the Civil War financing. It notes early self assessment, public tax postings, harsh penalties for nonpayment, and a wartime payroll peak before modern reforms. The piece lists commissioners from Boutwell to today and cites rapid payroll growth from a clerk to about 57 thousand.
Poland and the new neutral regime of Laos agreed to open diplomatic relations and exchange ambassadors, per the official Polish press agency.
Poem reflection by Julien C. Hyer urging harmony and kindness through Romans 8 28. Life mirrors one’s conduct. a smile and gentleness invite reciprocity and a straight path toward high purpose and clear goals.
East Berlin Communist police arrested an American air man on the border as a border violator and released him two days later after a four power accord limited East German police authority over Western servicemen. National Zeitung claimed the airman was drunk when arrested near the anti refugee wall.
At an Algerian independence referendum polling place a Muslim woman entered a voting booth, then did not emerge. Officials found her asleep in a corner after the curtain was drawn back. Voters waiting in heat forgave her. she said she was voting for independence.
Mitchell W. Stone a former Lubbock resident who died Sunday at his Dallas home will be funeralized at 3 30 p m today at Restland Memorial Park Dallas He worked as a salesman for Charles Dennery Inc bakery supply company before transfer to the Dallas office about 18 months ago He died at 4 a m Sunday at 7026 Kingsbury Survivors include his wife Margaret two daughters Mrs Joe Black Las Cruces NM and Miss Suzie Stone his mother a sister and two grandchildren
Morton special Funeral services for E P McDaniel 64 will be held at 3 p m today in the first Baptist Church Rev Fred Thomas will officiate Burial will be in Morton Memorial Cemetery under Singleton Funeral Home direction McDaniel died at 830 a m Sunday in Morton Memorial Hospital after a week as a patient He was a retired farmer and had lived in Morton since 1939 Survivors include his wife four sons Glen of Morton Bill of Fort Worth Marvin and Gary of Socorro New Mexico two sisters Mrs Joe Reeves of Greenville and Mrs I V Davis of Addington Oklahoma and seven grandchildren
Funeral services for Marion E. Son Brown 47 will be at 4 30 p m in Resthaven Mausoleum Chapel with Rev C Melvin Ratheal officiating Burial will be in Resthaven Mausoleum Brown of 2208 Ave N owned a shoe repair shop in Monterey Center He died after arriving at Methodist Hospital Friday night from a heart attack Survivors include wife Clara daughter Treva Yvette Brown two step sons Pvt Orval Segler Fort Gordon Ga and Jerry Don Segler Fort Worth his parents N A Brown of San Antonio and Mrs M G Robertson of San Angelo one brother N A Brown Jr Albuquerque and one sister Mrs Jessie Armstrong San Antonio Honorary pallbearers were Lee Willard Ronnie Allen Ted Truelove Perth Garrett E H Sayre and Hubert Wolffarth.
Moscow reports the Tass news agency says Soviet scientists developed crystalline glass named sitall, claimed to be harder than steel and lighter than aluminum. The report emphasizes its advanced properties and potential applications.
A 57 year old O'Donnell resident Lonnie Turner was critically wounded by a shotgun blast in the Negro section of town around 7 p.m. Sunday. Turner was treated at Medical Arts Hospital in Lamesa for facial and neck injuries. Sheriff Norvell Redwine of Tahoka and Deputy Earl Calhoun of O'Donnell searched Sunday night for a 62 year old Negro man reported to have fired the shot.
Lonnie A. Dunn 85 is to be buried at Southland Cemetery after services at Gordon Church of Christ in Slaton. Rev. Troy Brewster will officiate, with Cline Brake assisting. Dunn, a Southland resident, died Saturday night in Methodist Hospital. Surviving relatives include two daughters, five sons, 17 grandchildren, 10 great grandchildren and a great great grandchild.
The Lost Property Division reports Londoners left 376000 articles on buses and subways in 1961, a third of them umbrellas, down 31000 from 1960.
C W Patterson 77 died 5 30 a m Sunday in Green Hospital Muleshoe born Lamar farmed and member of Church of Christ Masonic Lodge Survived by three sons Jesse Overton Earl George two daughters Margie Jewel four sisters Ada Cora Julia Emma brother Guy 10 grandchildren 6 great grandchildren Service at 10 a m today in Muleshoe Church of Christ officiant Ebb Randol burial Tuesday Clover Hill Cemetery Lott
Funeral arrangements were pending Sunday night at Rix Funeral Home for Mrs R W Shropshire former resident of New Deal who died Sunday in Fort Worth where she had lived two years She formerly lived in New Deal 22 years Survivors include a son Steve Shreveport four daughters Mrs Jimmy DeMario Los Angeles Mrs O C Jenson Mrs Dewey Robison and Mrs Henry Shepper all of Fort Worth eight grandchildren and nine great grandchildren She was a member of the Baptist Church.
Three funerals are planned after a one car crash near Dickens. Arthur Mercer Jr. and his sons Charles Lee and Leonard died in the wreck. Floyd David Crutcher 25, a former Kermit resident, will be buried in Kermit Cemetery after services in Muenster Free Will Baptist Church. Mary Lillie Boyd 74 to be buried in Snyder Cemetery after services in Vaughn First Baptist Church.
Reports say a secret meeting last month between the U S and Red Chinese ambassadors in Warsaw eased tensions over Formosa Strait. Wang Ping nan and John M Cabot pledged non-interference with any Chinese mainland move, amid defensive buildups and propaganda charges from Peiping. The 110th talks were held May 17, next session set for July 12.
Havana accuses the United States of nine spy flights in the week to June 26 and vows a daily public list of Yankee provocations. The release cites CIA agents allegedly smuggled through Guantanamo and reports renewed executions of political enemies amid unclear details on two CIA operatives named Julie Jose Wright Simon and Ardecal Gonz Avalos.
A vintage style ad promotes 20/20 The Professional Eye Medication as a crystal clear fluid that relieves eye irritations from colds fatigue glare and allergies. It claims to clear bloodshot eyes and offers best in eye care with immediate relief.
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