Bourguiba attack shocks West in Bizerte dispute
J M Roberts analyzes Habib Bourguiba's assault on France at Bizerte as a breach of Western conscience. He argues the move risks Arab resentment and complicates French Algerian negotiations while Tunisian mediation has mixed effects on the 1956 base accord and Tunisian independence claims.
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Associated Press
Geria
West Point
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Thns
France
Tunisia
Sind
Algeria
Lati Air
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Iguiba
United States
Kennedy Eyes Revival Of School Aid Bill In Congress
President Kennedy and congressional aides work on a strategy to revive his school aid proposal after House Republicans object to its use as leverage. Key figures Powell Morse and Thompson visited the White House, while the Rules Committee shelved the measure. Eleven lines describe political maneuvering and opposition as talks continue.
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Washington
UPD
Kennedy
Congress
Adam Clayton Powlell
D-Ny
House Education Committee
White House
Wayne Morse
House
Powell
Morse
Thompson
Robert Beavers Services Today
Funeral services for Robert Lee Beavers 78 die at home will be at 3 p m today at First Baptist Church Dim mitt with Rev M A Smith Jr and Rev Landroup of Clovis officiating Burial in Castro Memorial Garden directed by Dennis Funeral Home Beavers a retired farmer born in Bowie is survived by his wife Verne eight sons and five daughters including Burle Hereford Lois Stella Mo Ollie Hart Artie Larbuddie Lonzo Hector R L Curtis and Clifford of Dimmitt and five daughters Oscar Scheller Springlake Allen Parker Pearce City Mo Stover Borger Merton Powell Dimmitt and Roy Bussie Littlefield 51 grandchildren and 80 great grandchildren
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Dimmitt
Robert Lee Beavers
First Baptist Church
M. A. Smith Jr
Landroup
Clovis
Castro Memorial Garden
Dennis Funeral Home
Beavers
Bowie
Vernie
Burle
Hereford
Lois
Stella
Ollie
Hart
Artie
Larbuddie
Lonzo
Hector
Ark
R. L
Oklahoma City
Okla
Curtis
Clifford
Oscar Scheller
Springlake
Allen Parker
Pearce City
Stover
Borger
Merton Powell
Dimmit
Rites set for Mrs Tomme Saturday in Albany
Mrs B W Tomme 84, longtime Lubbock resident, died Thursday at her daughter's home in Albany. She lived in Albany before moving to Lubbock and was a member of Albany First Christian Church. Survivors include husband, a son Jesse Tomme of San Antonio, two daughters Mrs Latimer and Mrs Lucy Matthews of 4410 47th, a sister Mrs Viola Kensdale of Albany, five brothers, and grandchildren. Funeral services and burial will be in Albany Saturday under Godfrey Funeral Home. Lubbock arrangements by Franklin Bartley Funeral Home.
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B. W. Tomime
Lubbock
James Latimer
Tomme
Albany
First Christian Church
Jesse Tomme
San Antonio
Latiimer
Lucy Matthews
Perjury Issue Raised in Ouster Case in Beaumont
Attorneys for Ramie Griffin, Jefferson's suspended district attorney, moved to reopen testimony to probe claims that state rebuttal witness Lillian Haager alias Lee Morgan committed perjury. The motion, to be reviewed by Judge Harold Clayton, could derail sending the ouster case to the jury if granted.
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Robert Keith
Harold Clayton
Griffin
Clayton
Raise In Postal Rates Try Fails
Washington UPI Kennedy faced slim odds for postal rate increases as the House Post Office Committee postponed further action until August 17 by a 13 to 9 vote. Rep James H Morrison said the bill is dead for the year, citing a Senate letter that action would be too late to finish.
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Olin D. Johnston
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Wind Hampers Rodeo Events in Snyder Round
Wind hampered the Snyder rodeo Thursday night as the second of four rounds closed. Contests included saddle bronc won by Cotton Barrington and back rider Ed Workman from Lubbock. Bareback winner Ed Workman. Bull riding went to Billy Bradbury of Big Spring. Calf roping saw Laurie Rice of Snyder clock 11.6 seconds, Brent Murphy 18 seconds, Patti Mitchell of Lubbock 18.3 seconds, Pat Murphy 18.4 seconds. Goatsack winners J B James with Ray Hernandez of Scurry County first, Jimmy Damage and Darrell Carpenter second. Yearling tie down Ralph Miller of Gayle 20.6 seconds first, Murphy 24.7 seconds second. Sammy Wilson, a Slaton rodeo clown, was injured but returned to the arena. Parading riding clubs: Fisher County Sheriff’s Posse won first, Scurry County Sheriff’s Posse second, Davies third. Lynn’s Posse received a trophy for greatest distance traveled.
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Cotton Barrington
Uubback
Ed Workman
Sammy Wilson
Slaton
Cogdell Memorial Hospital
Fisher County Sheriff's Posse
Washington
Scurry County Sheriff's Posse
Davs
Lynn
Nikita's Gift To Premier Is Late
BEIRUT Lebanon AP Premier Sab Salam received a delayed gift from Premier Khrushchev a box of Russian caviar. The caviar was exchanged for a pot of carob syrup sent last December. A Khrushchev note apologizes for the delay but says this is the best caviar season.
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Five Picked To Study Insurance Rate Hike
A five man Texas House committee was named to investigate a 15 percent average auto insurance premium increase effective August 1. Rep. Charles Hughes of Sherman was named chairman. Other members include Rep. Will Smith of Beaumont Rep. Joe Rateliff of Dallas Rep. H. G. Wells of Tulsa and Rep. J. Charles Whitfield of Houston.
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Upl
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Sherman
Fiveman
House
Texas
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Beaumont
Joe Rateliff
Dallas
H. G. Wells
Tulsa
J. Charles Whitfield
Houston
Mrs Embry’s Rites Pending in Lubbock and Coleman
Mrs W T Embry 37 of Kemathy died 8 30 p m Thursday at M D Anderson Hospital Houston. Funeral arrangements pending at Rix Funeral Home. Body to arrive in Lubbock Saturday morning. Survived by husband mother Mrs C H Terry Coleman three sisters Mrs Joe C Brooke Coleman Mrs Delbert Young and Mrs Pat Knight San Angelo and three brothers E G Terry Fort Worth John Terry and Oscar Terry Coleman.
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Kemathy
M. D. Anderson Hospital
Houston
Rix Funeral Home
Lubbock
C. H. Terry
Coleman
Joe C. Brooke
Delbert Young
Pat, Knight
San Angelo
E. G. Terry
Fort Worth
John ‘Terry
Oscar Terry
Turner Family Roster Includes Turner Wife and Children
Turner was born in Centralia Missouri where he wed Gertrude Harris in 1900. He lived in Tulia for 18 years and is survived by his wife plus two daughters Mrs Claude Shelton of Tulia and Miss Mary Turner, Hartford Connecticut, two sons C F Turner of Columbia Missouri and Charles S Turner of Oswego New Jersey, seven grandchildren and five great grandchildren.
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Turner
Centralia
Gertrude Harris
Tulia
Claude Shelton
Mary. Turner
Hartford
The Shepherd and the Need for Money in Prayer
A reflective piece references 2 Kings 5 28 about helping the needy. It portrays a dear old soul asking for money via an envelope and anonymous gifts as “golden deeds.” The text suggests small acts like soup cake fruit or honey can ease drugs rent groceries for someone in need.
Arnold Ogerly Dies In Littlefield
Funeral services for Arnold Joseph Ogerly 87 will be at 3 p m Sunday at Emanuel Lutheran Church in Littlefield with Rev Elmer Hoble officiating Burial will be in Littlefield Cemetery under Hammons Funeral Home direction Ogerly retired farmer moved from Honeygrove in 1930 to Lamb County farmed near Bull Lake surviving are two daughters Mrs Alvin Linghey Littlefield Mrs A O Lueck Amherst two sons Rufus Littlefield Henry Sudan one sister Mrs Louise Woelver California 10 grandchildren and 2 great grandchildren
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Littlefield Hospital
Emmanual Lutheran Church
Elmer M. Hoble
Littlefield Cemetery
Hammons
Ogerly
Switzerland
Lamb County
Honeygrove
Here
Bull Lake
Alvin Linghey
A. O. Lueck
Amherst
Rufus
Henry
Sudan
Louise’ Woelver
California
Harry N Stone Rites Scheduled
Funeral services for Harry N. Stone 71 longtime Seminole resident will be at 10 a.m. today at First Methodist Church Seminole with Rev Preston Florence Rev Sam Malone and Rev Newt Daniels officiating Burial will be in Seminole under Singleton Funeral direction Stone a Seminole resident since 1912 died at 10 a.m. Wednesday after three years illness He was a former staffer at The Lubbock Avalanche 1911 12 owner publisher of the Seminole Sentinel for two years three term mayor of Seminole charter member of the Seminole Rotary Club member of the Odd Fellows lodge and the Methodist Church Survivors include his wife two foster daughters Mrs James Waldrop Seminole and Mrs W R Miller Seagraves and a sister Mrs Arlin Rowell Greenville Miss Pallbearers listed.
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Harry N. Stone
First Methodist
Preston’ Florence
Sam Malone
Newt Daniels
Seminole
Singleton Funeral Home
Stone
Lubbock Avalanche
Seminole Sentinel
Seminole Rotary Club
Odd Fellows Lodge
Methodist Church
James Waldrop
W. R. Miller
Seagraves
Arlin’ Rowell
Greenville
Bob Whippo
Horace Taylor
Ross Moore
Reeves Cothes
Joy Howell
Porter Fitzgerald
Mrs Scoggin to services in Lubbock today
Funeral services for Mrs Ellen Sophie Scoggin 92 longtime Lubbock resident will be held at 10 a m in Sanders Funeral Home Chapel officiated by Rev Calvin Frochner and Rev Charlie Wood Burial follows at 3 p m at Lovington Cemetery She died Wednesday at Mercy Hospital Slaton after two months in Slaton Rest Home and one day hospitalization She was born Pilot Point moved to Brown County at age eight and to Lubbock in 1926 Survived by daughter Mrs AL G Epps Route 1 Lubbock five sons O J Scoggin R E Scoggin Harry Scoggin G E Scoggin and Carl Scoggin 2603 20th and 12 grandchildren ACCRA Ghana's power aluminum project hinges on farming of an aluminum smelter.
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Lubbock
Sanders Funeral Home
Calvin Frochner
St. John's Methodist Church
Charlie Wood
Slaton First Baptist Church
Lovington Cemetery
Slaton
Pilot Point
Brown County
AL G. Epps
Route 1
Central Baptist Church
Epps
W. A. Epps
Corpus Christi
O. J.scoggin
R. E. Scoggin
Rochelle
Harry Scoggin
Levelland
G. E. Scoggin
Lorenzo
Carl Scoggin
Funeral rites slated for Lubbock resident
Funeral for H. W. Fulton 83 of 1712 Avenue O will be at 3 pm in Rix Funeral Home chapel with Rev. Boyd Mc Spadden officiating. Entombment in Rest Haven Mausoleum with Masonic services and pallbearers. Fulton lived in Lubbock 24 years and once owned Tech Drug and a drug store at O Donnell, moving to Lubbock in 1927 from O Donnell and earlier from Blackwell.
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Avenue 0
Rix Funeral Home
Boyd McSpadden
Faith Temple
Resthaven
Masonic J
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Fulton
Tech Drug
O'Donnell
Blackwell
Hale Woman's Services Slated
Mrs. Mabel Wyatt McLaughlin, 8, died at Plainview Hospital and Clinic after illness since January. Funeral at 11 a.m. Saturday at First Presbyterian Church with Rev. Frank Travis officiating. Survived by daughter Mrs. J.P. Starkey of Clovis, sons Harold and Wyatt of Lockney, 10 grandchildren and 21 great grandchildren. Burial at Plainview Memorial Park under Lemons Funeral Home direction.
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Plainview
Mabel Wyatt McLaughlin
First Presbyterian Church
Frank Travis
Clovis
Harold
Wyatt
Lockney
Plainview Memorial Park
Lemons Funeral Home
Cuban Ship Sold At Auction To Settle Debts
The Mar Caribe, seized for debt in 1960, was auctioned for 121000 to settle 466901. Cuba claimed sovereign immunity but Judge Hannay ruled no diplomatic ties existed. The sale aimed to prevent deterioration while maintaining the vessel. William J Hughes of Hughes Bros Inc New York won. Eighteen crewmen were sent to Cuba in late January.
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Hannay
William J. Hughes
Hughes Bros. Inc
New York
Cuba
Automobile Mishap Victim's Rites Set
Services for Ervin Williams 41 killed in a Sunday automobile mishap will be held at 3 p m Saturday in Lyons Chapel Baptist. Officiating will be Rev R S Stanley pastor of St Matthews Baptist Church. Burial will be in Lubbock Cemetery under direction of South Plains Funeral. Survivors include his wife mother Mrs Eva Williams Temple his father Ander Williams Lubbock five brothers including Ernest Williams Lubbock and five sisters.
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Lyons Chapel Baptist
R. S. Stanley
St. Matthews Baptist Church
Lubbock Cemetery
South Plains
Clinton Williams Rites Are Slated
Funeral for Clinton Thomas Williams age 36 of Levelland set for 2 p.m. at Austin Street Church of Christ with minister Therman Healy. Burial in Resthaven Memorial Park Lubbock under George Price Funeral Home. Williams died after eight weeks in a Dallas hospital survived by wife Pauline son Jimmy daughter Barbara Kay two brothers four sisters and four grandchildren.
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Clinton Thomas Williams
Austin Street Church of Christ
Therman Healy
Resthaven Memorial Park
Lubbock
George Price
Williams
Dallas
Williamson County
Pauline
Jimmy Clinton
Barbara Kay
Liams
A. B. Will
Arliams
Die
Weldon Sherman Williams
Midland
Evans
23Rd Street
Odell Williams
Sarah’ E. Alplanalp
S. K. Shelburne
Elizabeth Norton
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