U S Latin policy faces test over Peru Cuba
The piece evaluates U S handling of Latin dictators toward Peru and Cuba. It notes Argentina’s calm constitutional exit after a coup and questions how many nations will back Washington in pressuring sister republics. It warns of a possible lonely role despite potential gains for Latin American people.
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Washington
Milton Eisenhower
United States
Kennedy
Peru
Argentina
U.S
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Uncle Sam
Hemisphere
Latin America
Shock Victim's Rites Are Held
Services for Lavoin Ellis, 11 year old girl, were held at Paso Church in Hobbs. The obituary note records the tragedy and funeral details as reported by the Special correspondent.
White tie on summer formals and pant cuffs origin
In Honolulu and fashion chat era letters discuss wearing white ties with summer formals, Hawaiians and madras outfits, and the origin of cuffed civilian trousers tracing to old army uniforms. The note questions whether white ties belong with formal jackets and cites military style as the reason cuffs appeared.
Kennedy Overhauls Military Leadership Amid Shakeup
President Kennedy moving to reorganize the armed forces signals drastic changes in command and force structure. Gen. Maxwell Taylor proposes abolishing the joint chiefs for a single defense chief of staff, while Gen. Earle Wheeler will become Army chief as Decker retires. Norstad to step down with Lemnitz er and Taylor taking key posts as shifts ripple through NATO and U.S. command.
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Charles W. Corddry Washington
UPI
Kennedy
Maxwell
Maxwell D. Taylor
Joint Chiefs For Staff
Joint Chiefs
Defense
Congress
Taylor
Rer. Kennedy
Army
Earle G. Wheeler
U.S
Europe
George H. Decker
Decker
Wheeler
NATO
Leinitzer
Navy
Air Force
U.S. High Command
Paris
U.S. Air Force
Lauris Norstad
Norstad
Lyman L. Lemnitzer
U. S
Eisenhower
Lemnitz
Area Youth John Dublin Dies After Illness
John Walker Dublin 18 a Frankel City resident for eight years died at Seminole Memorial Hospital after a two week illness Funeral services will be at 2 30 p m Tuesday at First Baptist Church Frankel City with Rev Virgil Barron and Rev J L Bozeman officiating Burial follows at Evergreen Cemetery Ranger Local arrangements are by Singleton Funeral Home Survivors include his parents a sister Wilma Williams Big Spring a brother David Dublin and grandmother Mrs John Ivy Ranger
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Big Spring
David Dublin
John Ivy
Ranger
Obituary notices for multiple regional residents
Plainview and nearby communities list funeral services for Leonard Paul Deon nis Walter Gregory James Burrows Sylvester Brooks Evelyn Sanders B B Pullen Buleah Dunham with service times, churches, pastors, and burial plans across Plainview Portales Melrose Clovis and Milan Mich coordinates Funeral Home directions and cemetery details included
Former Lubbock Resident John Crow Dies at 68
SAN ANGELO Special John Crow 68 a former longtime resident of Lubbock died at Llano Hospital Sunday morning after a heart attack. He had lived at Lake Buchanan in recent years with his wife a son Earl Crow Pecos four grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Funeral services set for 3 30 p.m. Tuesday at Johnson Funeral Home in San Angelo.
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San Angelo
John, Crow
Lubbock
Llano Hospital
Lake Buchanan
Johnson Funeral Home
Crow
Earl Crow
Pecos
Vandals Break Glass In Two Vehicles Here
Vehicles suffered window damage Sunday as vandals struck area cars. Ralph Mitchell reported rear pickup glass damaged and theft of his billfold. James Ulm said a windshield was struck. Goldamage Copeland noted a stolen license tag BT 3945. Burglars shattered a restaurant window at Meek's Restaurant but nothing else missing. Mrs. Travis Caraway said her daughter's billfold containing $5 was taken from K N Clapp Park pool.
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Ralph Mitchell
50Th St
James Ulm
35Th St
Goldamage Copeland
36Th St
Meek
Knoxville Ave
Travis Caraway
27Th St
K. N. Clapp Park
Temple Services Set At Snyder Today
Graveside services for William Alfred Temple, 82, will be 3 p.m. today at Snyder Cemetery. Temple, a former Snyder resident, died Saturday in Hobbs. Burial will be in Snyder Cemetery.
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W. A. Temple
Snyder
William Alfred Temple
Snyder Cemetery
Temple
Hobbs
Bexar Young Democrats Impeach Negro Chief
Bexar County Young Democrats impeached their president Clarence Thompson for missing April and May meetings and impeached vice president Stanley Bernstein for inactivity. Thompson was absent and may contest the move at the September 1 meeting.
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San Antonio
Bexar County
Young Democrats
Clarence Thompson
Stanley Bernstein
True Hibernators Dont Include Bears
GATLINBURG Tenn Bears den up for long periods starting in December but they do not reach a torpid state. Their metabolic rate, respiration, and heartbeat stay unchanged from summer levels, so bears cannot be considered true hibernators.
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Gatlinburg
Tenn
Obituary Notice with Survivors Listed in Lof' Nevale W Ellis Home
Under direction of Nevale W. Ellis Funeral Home. Survivors besides the parents include a brother Gary of the home, three sisters Ria and Jo Devaney of the home, and Mrs. Sharon Hickman of Tampa. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Watson of Lubbock and Mrs. Eddie Bittick of Rochester.
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Lof
Nevale W. Ellis Funeral Home
Gary
Ria Si
Jo Devaney ‘Bock
Sharon Hickman
Tampa
Elmer Watson
Lubbock
Eddie Bittick
Rochester
Winford Rites Slated Tuesday
Charles S. Winford 90 of Lubbock died Sunday at West Texas Hospital. Funeral services set for 11 a.m. Tuesday at Rix Funeral Home Chapel with Rev. Ivan Kounter officiating. Burial in Resthaven Memorial Park. Survivors include wife Emer two sons Ike and W O Winford five daughters and numerous grandchildren. Pallbearers listed.
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Charles S. Winford
Lubbock
West Texas Hospital
Emory
Rix Funeral Home Chapel
Ivan Kounter
Calvary Church of the Nazarene
Resthaven Memorial Park
Winford
Shallowater
Oklahoma
The
Kesler Services Slated At Friona
Connie C. Kesler 83 longtime Friona resident and former butcher died Sunday in Madill Oklahoma. He moved from Dodd City to Friona in 1942 and to Madill in 1961. Services set 2 30 p m Tuesday at First Baptist Friona with Rev Bill Burton officiating burial Friona Cemetery Clathorn Funeral Home. He is survived by his wife a son Jack Kesler of Bovina a daughter Mrs Grady Whitt of Amarillo and three grandchildren.
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Friona
Connie C. Kesler
Madill
Oklo
Kesler
Dodd City
First Baptist
Bill Burton
Friona Cemetery
Clathorn Funeral Home
Jack Kesler
Bovina
Grady Whitt
Amarillo
City Man's Mother Dies Rites Pending
ABILENE Special Mrs. R. H. Baker 68 resident here and mother of Sam Ray Baker 2719 58th St Lubbock died at her home at 4 p m Sunday She resided at 2125 Burger St Services for Mrs Baker are pending Other survivors include her husband of the home a son Jack E Baker Abilene and a brother Russell J Hendricks Roswell NM
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Abilene
R. H. Baker
Sam Ray Baker
58Th St
Lubbock
Burger St
Baker
Jack E. Baker
Russell J. Hendricks
Roswell
N.M
Moist timber price gap widens in Pacific Northwest
Douglas fir timber from the moist west side of the Cascade Mountains in Olympia Washington commands nearly double the price of fir grown on the drier east slopes, reflecting regional quality differences and market demand.
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Olympia
Wash
Cascade Mountains
Pacific Northwest
Beck Rites Set At Dimmitt
Foy Ernest Beck 57 a longtime Dimmitt resident died Saturday in Amarillo Veterans Hospital after a three year illness. Services are 3 p.m. today at Dine Fest Baptist Church with Rev M Smith Jr officiating. Burial Castro Memorial Gardens. Survivors include his mother a daughter two brothers two sisters and three grandchildren. He attended First Baptist Church and belonged to the American Legion.
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Dimmitt
Foy Ernest Beck
Rev. M. Smith Jr
Will Wae
Beck
Amarillo Veteran's Hospital
Castro Memorial Gardens
Dennis Funeral Home
Portales
American Legion
First Baptist Church
Perlie Beck
John Gray Dies Here Rites Set
John G. Gray aged 38, longtime Lubbock resident, died at 3111 Grinnell. Funeral at Temple Baptist Church Tuesday at 2 PM with Rev. Leroy Norton officiating. Burial in City of Lubbock Cemetery under Rix Funeral Home. Survived by wife Dorothy, two sons Jerry Lee Gray and Roy Lee Stroud, four daughters Kathy Nita Vickie Laura, one brother Billy Gray, four sisters Dora Thomas Ona Mae Haney Flora Belle Chain Jewel Sutherland and his mother Mrs W C Hopkins.
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John G. Gray
Lubbock
Grinnell
Temple Bapttist Church
Leroy Norton
City of Lubbock
Rix Funeral Home
Morton
Gray
Temple Baptist Church
Dorothy
Jerry Lee Gray
Bates
Roy Lee Stroud
Kathy Stroud
Nita Stroud
Vickie Stroud
Laura Gray
Billy Gray
E. 8Th St
Dora Thomas
39Th St
Ona Mae Haney
16Th St
Flora Belle Chain
Baldwin Park
Calif
Jewel Summerford
Ralls
W. C. Hopkins
City Resident 14 Years Dies
Mrs. Jane Burkhardt, 74, of Lubbock for 14 years, died Saturday night at McMurray's Convalescent Home. She lived at 3116 28th St. Rosary was said at McDonald Funeral Chapel. Her body was to be sent to St Louis for funeral services and burial. Survivors include two sons William Patrick Burkhardt of Chicago and Alfred William Burkhardt of St Louis, a daughter Katherine Ellis of 3116 28th St, and three grandchildren.
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Jane Burkhardt
Lubbock
McMurray
28Th St
McDonald Funeral
St. Louis
William Patrick Burkhardt
Chicago
Alfred William Burkhardt
Katherine Ellis
Funeral services and obituary details for Mrs Lemon
Services will be at 10 am at the First Baptist Church of Tahoka with Reverend Sweet Cunningham officiating. Burial will follow at Tahoka Cemetery under White Funeral Home direction. Mrs. Lemon, a Mills County native, moved to Lubbock in 1823 and later to Lymm County in 1980, widow of W. S. Lemon. She left four sisters and numerous grandchildren and great grandchildren.
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James Burrows
Clovis
Nazarene Church
Broadview
Bailey
Aan
N.M
Ic. W. Steed Funeral Home
Sylvester Brooks
Melrose
Clovis Tenth and
Pile Street Church of Christ
L. L. Gennings
Melrose Cemetery
C. V. Steed
First Baptist Church
The
Tahoka
Sweet Cunningham
Bronco
Tahoka Cemetery
White Funeral Home
Mills County
Lemon
Lubbock
Lymm County
W. S. Lemon
Hickory
Okla
Sweet Street
Que
Lynn Lemon
Baldwin Park
Calif
Mia
Jim Henry
Sapulpa
Ruth Koch
Roff
Gertie Hill
Oklahoma City
Melissie Wilson
Denver
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Walter Gregory
Wheeler Mortuary
Charles Jones
Floyd Baptist Church
Ernest Wheeler
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Evelyn Sandlers
Fort Worth
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B. B. Pullen
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W. L. Anderson Jr
U. S. Sherrill
Marble Memorial Cemetery
Milan
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Buleah Dunham
Cast Funeral
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Bexar
Young Demos
Thompson
M. A. Cooper Diamond Broker Ue
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C. Hyer
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