Suspect Shot After High-Speed Chase And Crash
A Lubbock man identified as 30-year-old Richard B. Gandy was admitted to Methodist Hospital with a gunshot wound to the neck after deputies tried to serve a warrant and a 15-minute chase ended in a five-vehicle crash on 33rd Street. Deputies recovered a .22 rifle from the car and said Gandy had been indicted for rape earlier in June.
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Lubbock
Methodist Hospital
Sheriff's
33Rd Street
Richard B. Gandy
24Th St
J. B. Douglas
J. W. Howard
Gandy
99Th District Court
Howard C. Davis
Douglas
Howard
North Quaker Avenue
Loop 289
Farm Mishap Claims Lorenzo Girl After Fall From Pickup
A 3yearold Lorenzo girl, Renee Matlealee Dunham, died Tuesday after falling from a pickup driven by her grandfather as her sisters rode in the back. She died at 11:45 a.m. at Methodist Hospital Lubbock after emergency treatment. Funeral plans were pending. survivors include her parents, two sisters, and grandparents.
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Lorenzo
Here
Lubbock
Methodist Hospital
Renee Ma Tlealee
J. E. Dunham
Justice of the Peace
F. R. Land of
Land
Earl Odham
Carter Funeral Home
Balls
Rose Mary
Ruth Monce
Rufus Dunham
Oklahoma City
Oldham
Mrs. Martha Gregory Services In Idalou
Mrs. Martha S. Gregory 87 died Monday at her Lubbock residence. Services in First Baptist Church Idalou at 2 p.m. with Rev. B. H. Kendricks officiating. Burial in Idalou Cemetery. Sanders Funeral Home of Lubbock in charge. She lived in Idalou 35 years before moving to Lubbock two years ago. Survivors include a brother seven nieces and two nephews.
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Idalou
Martha S. Gregory
Lubbock
First Baptist Church
B. H. Kendricks
Sanders Funeral Home
Gregory
Mrs. Nancy Marr Funeral Set Today
Grave side services for 90 year old Nancy Ann Marr, former Scurry County resident, will be at 2 p.m. in Ira Cemetery with Bolger Funeral Home directing. She died Monday in an Odessa hospital. She was a native of Ellis County. Survivors include a daughter Mrs. O. L. Moody of Odessa and three sons J. M. Marr O. O. Marr and A. C. Marr, plus 14 grandchildren and 29 great grandchildren.
Youth Choir of Garland Baptist Church to Perform in Lubbock
The Youth Choir of First Baptist Church of Garland will present an 8 p.m. concert at Highland Baptist Church in Garland led by Harrell Slack. The 73-member group tours Texas and New Mexico including Lubbock and Glorieta Music Week. Local admission is free.
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First Baptist Church of
Garland
Highland Baptist Church
St. St
New Mexico
Texas
Harrell Slack
Garland Church
Lubbock
Glorieta Baptist Assembly
Glorieta
N. M
Garland Choir
First Baptist Church
Hereford
Canyon
Fort Worth Civic Leader Dies At 74
W L Stewart oil executive and Fort Worth civic leader died early Tuesday in a Fort Worth hospital at age 74. He retired two months ago as president of Westbrook Oil Co after moving from Nova Scotia to Fort Worth in 1919 and serving as Fort Worth school board president in the 1940s. Funeral arrangements were pending at Robertson Mullen Harper Funeral Home.
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Fort Worth
UPI
W.L. Stewart
Stewart
Westbrook Oil Co
Nova Scotia
Stowaways Seize Freighter Then Vanish Off Miami Beach
Six armed stowaways boarded the 353 foot freighter Ramon Capio near Miami Beach, ordering crew at gunpoint. They set flares to alert Coast Guard, then escaped in a lifeboat and a taxi after taking control for about three hours. FBI and police questioned crew. no arrests announced.
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Miami
Fla
Miami Beach
Ramon Carpio
Coast Guard
Rocky Pomerance
FBI
Coordinated Caribbean Transport Co
James Hambrick
North Carolina
Miami News
William Tucker
Hamrick
Emily
Archibald Coleman
Virginia Beach
Madeline
Claudia Coleman
Laura Jackson
Anna Rosmessen
Guatemala
13Th Street
Dodge Island
Peter Douglass
Seashore
Pomerance
South Plains Stays Hot Amid Scattered Texas Showers
Thundershowers move across drouth stricken Central Texas and the Gulf Coast as a heat wave persists on the South Plains. Temperatures across the state reached 100 degrees at multiple stations, Wichita Falls hitting 106. Forecasters predict only light relief with 90 to 94 degree highs and scattered showers through the week. Houston and Dalhart reported measurable rainfall, while Amarillo logged light moisture.
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Drouth
Texas
Gulf Coast
South Plains
Mercury
Wichita Falls
Houston
Dalhart
Panhandle
Amarillo
Beulah Rowe Rites Planned in Loop Church
Beulah Rowe 54 of Shreveport will be buried in Loop Cemetery after services at 10 a m Thursday at Loop Church of Christ conducted by C F Fehl. Brownfield Funeral Home directs. She died Monday night at Brownfield General Hospital. Survived by Virgil her brother two nieces and two nephews.
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Brownfield
Beulah Rowe
Shreveport
Virgil
C. F. Fehl
Loop Church of Christ
Brownfield Funeral Home
Loap Cemetery
Miss Rowe
Brownfield General Hospital
Mrs. Johnson's Funeral Planned
Mrs. Lulu Johnson 65 dies after brief illness in Hi Plains Hospital Hale Center. Funeral at 2 p.m. Thursday First Baptist Church with Rev T J Or bun officiating. Burial Hale Center Cemetery Freeman Funeral Home in charge. Survived by husband N F, one son Dale of Oak Harbor Wash, two daughters Mrs Doyle Faith Hale Center and Mrs Muriel Traxler of Tuttle Okla, brother Buddie Collier Duncan Okla, sister Mrs Bea Starkey Altus Okla, five grandchildren. Pallbearers include Walter Struve Gene Struve Cecil Nicholson Gene Lewis P L Pollard Lee Dent.
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Hale Center
Lulu
Mae Johnson
First Baptist Church
T. J. Orbun
Freeman Funeral Home
Dale
Oak Harbor
Wash
Doyle Faith
Muriel Traxler
Tuttle
Okla
Buddie Collier
Duncan
Bea Starkey
Altus
Walter Struve
Gene Struve
Cecil Nicholson
Gene Lewis
P. L. Pollard
Lee Dent
Charlie T. Webb Dies Rites Set in Brownfield
Services are 2 p m today for Charlie T Webb 85 of Brownfield with Doyle Kelsey of Southside Church of Christ officiating in the Memorial Chapel of Brownfield Funeral Home. Burial in Terry County Memorial Cemetery. Webb a longtime farmer with survivors including wife Pearl two sons George and Wesley two daughters Zella Mayfield Florence Copeland one brother John two sisters and many grandchildren and great grandchildren.
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Brownfield
Charlie T. Webb
Doyle Kelsey
Southside Church of Christ
Memorial
Terry County Memorial Cemetery
Webb
Terry County
Union
Pearl Webb
George
Wesley
Blythe
Calif
Zella Mayfield
Riverside
Florence Copeland
Carnegie
Okla
John
Lubbock
Sally McDaniel
Dickens
May Baxter
Afton
Ridgeway Rites Planned Today
Weldon Ridgeway, 59, Brownfield farmer, died Tuesday at Methodist Hospital Lubbock. He moved to Terry County in the late 1920s and built houses before farming. Survivors include wife Alice two sons Gene Minot North Dakota and Richard College Station and four grandchildren. Services set for 4 p.m. at First Methodist Church with Rev R N Huckabee officiating. Brownfield Funeral Home directs burial in Terry County Memorial Cemetery.
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Brownfield
Weldon Ridgeway
First Methodist Church
Lubbock
Brownfield Funeral Home
Terry County Memorial Cemetery
Mrs. Whitaker Funeral Slated
Mrs. Talia Whitaker 59 a former Lamesa resident died in San Diego. Funeral services set for 2 p.m. Saturday at Branon-Philips Chapel with burial in Lamesa Cemetery. Survivors include husband H. G. Whitaker son William J. Williams sisters Vera Walker Lillie Harris brother Buck Walker and three grandchildren.
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Lamesa
Talia Whitaker
Branon-Philips Funeral Home
Phoenix
Lillie Harris
Abilene
Buck Walker
Clyde
Goodwill Plans for Sheltered Workshop and Donation Boxes
Everton O. Dibb expansion specialist for Goodwill Industries discussed leasing a building at 28th Street and Avenue G for a sheltered workshop with a retail outlet and planned donation collection boxes around the city. The program will employ physically mentally and socially handicapped persons and begin site preparation next week. President Larry Anderson and Clem Beverle will arrange box placements.
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28Th St
Ave. G
Goodwill Industries
Everton O. Dibb
Dibb
Larry Anderson
Clem Beverle
38 Workers Refused to Cross Lines Certify Valley Strike
Labor Secretary Wirtz certified a strike at six Rio Grande Valley melon farms after 38 California union workers declined to cross picket lines. The Dairy- area officials noted the strike affects hiring of Mexican nationals while allowing current workers to finish. Investigations were conducted by Dallas Bureau of Employment Security staff who reported picket lines set up by United Farm Workers Organizing Committee.
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Dallas
API
Labor Department
Willard Wirtz
Rio Grande Valley
California
el Centro
Calif
W. B. McFarland
Farm Labor Service
Wirtz
Rio
McFarland
Bureau of Employment Security
Valley Farms
United Farm Workers Organizing Committee
Eugene Nelson
Rio Grande City
UFWCC
Nelson
Savings: invest wisely to secure income in old age
A prudence themed verse urges saving a portion of earnings to work for you. Seek honest, wise advisers and invest funds under trusted guidance. The message advocates building wealth through savings and prudent investment as you age.
Mrs. H. D. Marshall dies at 74 in Plainview
Mrs. H. D. Marshall, 74, died at 12:40 a.m. Tuesday in Heritage House Nursing Home in Plainview after a lengthy illness. A Motley and Dickens counties resident for 67 years, she funeral services at 3 p.m. today at Matador First Baptist Church with Rev. Victor Crabtree officiating. Burial in Roaring Springs Cemetery under Seigler Funeral Home direction. She is survived by her husband H. D. Marshall. two sons William H. Buck Marshall of Roaring Springs and Raymond Marshall of Oklahoma City. three daughters Mrs. John Green of Bakersfield California, Mrs. Fred Clowers of Plainview, Mrs. Ray Warren of Lubbock. two brothers W. J. Sampson of San Antonio and Jim Sampson of Clyde. four sisters Mrs. Eunice Schmidt of Clyde, Mrs. Roy Engle, Mrs. Charles Brooks of Roaring Springs, and Miss Jewell Sampson of Merkel. 11 grandchildren and eight great grandchildren.
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Matador
H. D. Marshall
Heritage House
Plainview
Motley
Dickens
Matador First Baptist Church
Victor Crabtree
Roaring Springs
Seigler Funeral Home
H. D
William H. (Buck
Raymond
Cotton
Oklahoma City
John Green
Bakersfield
Calif
Fred Clowers
Ray Warren
Lubbock
W. J. Sampson
San Antonio
Jim Sampson
Clyde
Eunice Schmidt
Roy Engle
Charles Brooks
Jewell Samplson
Merkel
Former Lubbock Resident Dies
G. W. Guthrie 48, a former Lubbock resident who died Tuesday in a Temple hospital after a long illness, had moved to Walnut Springs in 1947 where he ran a dairy. He was a World War II veteran. Survivors include his wife four sisters Mrs W L Watkins Mrs H B Woodruff and Mrs J H Hawkins all of Lubbock and Mrs Helen Booker of Bakersfield California and two brothers Preston of Lubbock and Cecil of Odessa.
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Lubbock
Helen Booker
Bakersfield
Calif
Preston
Cecil
Odessa
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