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Newspaper

Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1969

Page

2

Malloch Resigns as Lubbock Church Minister

A chaotic OCR fragment notes Malloch resigning from his role as minister at a Lubbock church. He previously served as dean of a local guild of organists and directed the church choir and youth groups. Details on dates and positions are unclear due to garbled text.

Malloch Svas Labbock Kavanen Guild of Organists Agers Jaeyen

Parke ey unclear entry from Heli archive fragment

Fragmentary OCR text lists names and places with unclear context, mentioning Deka Wil Tived and Parke in what appears to be a historical notice or note from an aerial or Helitower archive.

Miss Dowell Crowned Miss Texas in Fort Worth Pageant

Dana Dowell of White Oak wins Miss Texas 1969 in Fort Worth after week of competition. She plans to use a 2000 scholarship toward dermatology studies at Kilgore Junior College and aims for Atlantic City. Dowell emphasizes being herself and keeping calm under pageant pressure.

Dana. Dowell Texas Paul Dowell Fort Worth Dowel Dowrell Dana Dowell Sali Dowell Ivar Lala Jai Sriong Miaricareant Atlantic City Neaneaday Horst Lin Xtade Bang White Oak Drusimer Kilgore Junior College Misa Deawell Tex Aid John Pan Dowell Kulgore Editta Ion Hagauge Migs. Dowell

Disent liberal churchmen back Black Manifesto call

In Denver a diverse group of church leaders issued a radical document supporting James Forman’s Black Manifesto and calling for broad religious reform. Episcopal priest Malcolm Boyd read the manifesto at a joint interfaith service with Lutheran and Catholic leaders, urging action on civil rights and black economic development.

Denver James Forman Malcom Boyd Comitiunion Chris

Finch outlines civil rights strategy amid desegregation pressures

In a CBS Face the Nation interview Finch discusses federal standards for desegregation, court orders to enforce integration, and potential cuts to noncompliant school funding. He argues Republicans delayed progress and calls for rapid, courtroom-backed reforms with HEW and Justice Dept. coordination.

Feitch Reputicans Finch Justice DePartment The Rew Matey Matey. Finch Asst Jamés H. Cavanaugh

Community table tennis tourney kicks off with entries open

Community Center hosts its annual table tennis tournament through Friday. divisions based on age with awards for top players. a lunch and awards ceremony planned. 10 a.m. start times and several local figures listed as delegates and organizers.

Cal Cefiter Tibbons Witnerd

Ernest Gaston Funeral Today in Dimmitt

Ernest Gaston 75 a nine year Dimmitt resident died at 840 p m after a long illness Funeral services will be at 2 30 p m today at the First United Methodist Church with Rev Lee Stanford officiating Burial will be in Castro Memorial Gardens Cemetery under Dennis Pasco roal Home Born in Burleson Gaston lived here nine years a World War I veteran and insurance agent Survivors include a daughter Mrs Ernestine Cox of Taabeeks two sons Bernard Gaston of Sidney Ohio and Dan Gaston of Fort Worth a sister Mrs Ina Young of Sus dan and eight grandchildren

Mrs Mojica Services Set in Plainview

A Plainview notice reports a memorial service for Mrs Mojica to be held Sunday at 1 80 pan in the Spunezal Home under direction of Lemons. The fragmentary item notes eight services and mentions the deceased’s name and locality.

Plainview i Junite “Natal Mojica Plainview Spunezal Home

Troops Begin Withdrawal as 4th Battalion Arrives at McChord AFB

At McChord AFB the first plane with the 4th Battalion 47th Infantry touched down at 3 15 pm as part of a Nixon ordered drawdown. Troops were taken to Fort Lewis for medical exams with little fanfare unlike prior divisional arrivals. About 30 demonstrators crossed a Tacoma lake shore urging “Free the Army” before MPs intervened and arrested several.

60Th Infantry ArmyChief of Geo William C. Westmoreland CGE Nixon Seattle Gouth Tacoma Free the Army Hovauaier

Elsa Bailey Rites Arranged After Illness

World War II veteran Elsa Bailey dies after long illness at Memorial Hospital in Cagedell. Services set for 10:30 a.m. Wednesday at the Blackburn Shaw Funeral Chapel with sisters and brothers attending.

Elsa Bailey BO Cagedell Memorial Blackburn Shaw Finneral

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