AFL-CIO Backs Connally in Texas Gubernatorial Race
The Texas AFL-CIO COPE urged support for Democrat John B. Connally for governor in the November election, while deeming Wagoner Carr more acceptable than To Kennerty for attorney general. The committee endorsed Connally over Jack Cox and backed Joe Pool for Congress, with Bean briefly endorsed in the primary before withdrawing after tax filing issues.
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United Nations Faces Congo Crisis Debate
Washington discusses how to pressure Tshombe amid Congo turmoil as UN officials say the world body lacks authority for military action. Past clashes with Katangan forces are described as defensive, reflecting cautious diplomatic moves.
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Lubbock deputy to pursue suspect Harold Filiett
Sheriff Grady Harrist said a deputy will likely leave Lubbock to bring back Harold Filiett, a suspect in a case tied to a persona ldefense and recent arrests. The report also notes other local thefts and a fatal hospital incident, with varied details from residents.
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Rich Gulbenkian Dines In Law Court Amid BBC Interview Saga
Calouste Gulbenkian, noted as one of the world's wealthiest men, hosts daily luncheons in London law courts for friends including BBC ties. He insists interviews were promised in exchange for access, with judgment reserved in the case as BBC contends no such understanding exists.
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Deficit Drops From Early Estimates to 1952 Figure
Government records show the 1952 fiscal year closed with a deficit of 4.8 billion dollars, below January projections as receipts totaled 81.36 billion and outlays reached 87.67 billion. Despite the improvement, it remained the largest peacetime deficit aside from 1959 and 1953 peaks.
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Pioneer Hale County farmer J. P. Flake dies at 78
J. P. Flake, 78, pioneer Hale County farmer and Plainview businessman, died after a lengthy illness. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. today at First Baptist Church with pastor Dr. Rex C. McClung presiding. Flake served as Norfleet postmaster, operated a battery shop, entered real estate and loan business, and was a deacon and longtime trustee at Westland College. Survivors include wife Nora Lea, sons Gioan and Rey, a Dallas-based son, brothers TL Slake and hubhoek, and five grandchildren. Funeral arrangements are by Leriots Punerat Henie.
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Duncan Services Set for Lovington Resident
Duncan, a Continental Oil Co. employee and Church of Christ member from Midjam ar, dies after a fall from a roof. Visitation at Lovington Church of Christ with burial at Lovington Cemetery, South-YARHRO Funeral Home directing. Survivors include wife Betsy, three sons, mother, a brother, six sisters, and numerous relatives. Pallbearers listed.
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Miers Family Services Pending Update
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Maceo Pinkard Dies Composer of “Gimme a Little Kiss”
Maceo Pinkard, noted composer and pianist born in Bluefield, was known for his song “Gimme a Little Kiss, Won’t Ya.” He led his own orchestra and was active in music publishing and writing before World War II. He leaves a widow.
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Senate Rejects Aid Bill Delay
Washington action on a 17 billion foreign aid package stalled as Sen Morse urged delaying tactics to allow more time for debate. A conference committee later met to consider Kennedy opposition and provisions on taxes and trade.
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Rites Set Here Today For Miss Juanita Gee
Services planned at 2 p.m. in Rix Funeral Home Chapel for Juanita Gee 26 of 1319 69th St. with Karly Danley of Southside Church of Christ officiating and burial in City of Lubbock Cemetery under Rix direction Pallbearers named Seibert Holloway Raymond Suttle Richard Pike Milton Hartman WD Donald and J C Supers Gee longtime Lubbock resident survived by parents and grandmother
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Gracie Bell Rites Saturday Held at Resthaven
Mrs Gracie Bell died Thursday at home after 18 years in the community Burial will be in Resthaven Memorial Park with McDonald Funeral Home directing Estes officiating pastor presiding at services The services are set for Saturday with remaining details provided in community notices.
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Longtime Garza Resident Dies
A Garza resident, a lifelong member of the community and former farmer, died Thursday afternoon at Garza Memorial Hospital. Survived by a daughter and three sons, the funeral arrangements are to be announced by the Froonedship Baptist Church pastor.
Willis Adams Services Slated in Lockney
Former Lockney resident Adams, who moved to Oklahoma City in March after 20 years here operating service stations, died Wednesday night at an Oklahoma hospital. Survivors include a brother, four sisters, nine grandchildren, and relatives in Oklahoma City and Memphis. Funeral at First Baptist Church with Gene Hawkins officiating.
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Bailey Rites Set For Mrs. Martin
Mrs Ora M Martin funeral services are set today at the First Methodist Church in Circleback with Rev Jimmy Gresham officiating. Burial will be in Bailey County Memorial Park under direction of Singleton Funeral Home. Survivors include daughter Mrs Ira Grant Circleback two sisters Mrs Gertrude Freeman Brownfield and Mrs Annie Pyle Sayre Okla and two brothers Vester McMullan and Thabell Okla
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Services For Former City Resident Set
Miss Lucinda Garrett died at her home here funeral services will be at 2 pm Saturday at First Baptist Church of Kermit with Rev. O. While officiating burial in Kermit Cemetery under direction of Lixson Funeral Home. She was born in Waufmin County and was a former resident of Lubbock.
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Nicholson Rites Slated Saturday
Det. Nicholson aged 64 died Thursday in Methodist Hospital after a week’s illness. Funeral services will be Saturday at Ashire Methodist Church with Rev. Char ence Collins and the Tv. George Tyson officiating. Interment will be Resthaven Memorial Park under Franklin parties funeral Home. He lived in Tadlebock since TVa8 and is survived by his wife, Bina, two sons and a daughter, seven grandchildren, and seven siblings.
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Smith Services Slated At Olton
Services are planned in Olton for Morris Smith, 43, with the Rev. Jobo Lewis officiating. The funeral will be at Parsons Funeral Place, with burial in the local cemetery, following the Fir tist Church ceremony.
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Mrs. Cora House Rites Are Today
Rites for Mrs. Cora House, 82, are set for 1 am at Ford Memorial of the First Baptist Church. Ralph Grant, pastor, and Rev Holding will officiate. Burial will be in Restingaven Memorial Park under Bartley Funeral Home direction. Survived by a daughter and a son.
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Berlin air corridor incidents spark Soviet near misses
In Berlin two Soviet jets reportedly approached U S and government aircraft near Tempelhof in the Berlin control zone. US officials say one pan American jet was paralleled by a Soviet fighter, while a possible Air France freighter was involved in another encounter. Protests were lodged with Soviet authorities via the Berlin Air Safety Center.
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