Johnson Raps Critics In Midwest Speeches
President Johnson, addressing 42,000 in Indianapolis and touring Fort Campbell and Vincennes, urged unity at home and warned critics over Viet Nam policy. He declared the United States will not pull out, urged restraint by labor and business, and defended air strikes while noting Viet Cong attacks on a Da Nang hospital.
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Indianapolis Monument Circle
Ft. Campbell
Vincennes
Ohio River
America
Lawrenceville
Luci
White House
Indianapolis
Viet Nam
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Jeffersonville
Ind
Washington
U.S. Navy
da Nang
Asia
Africa
Latin American
Fulbright
Sen
J. William Fulbright
D-Ark
Congress
Fort Campbell
Higginbotham Rites Monday
Funeral services for Claude R. Higginbotham 77 longtime Crosbyton resident will be at 10 a m Monday at First Methodist Church with Rev Lee Crouch and Rev Sam Breedlove officiating Burial will be in a Chillicothe Texas cemetery under King Funeral Home Crosbyton Memorial services will be at 4 p m Monday in the First Methodist Church at Chillicothe He was born in Montague County came to Crosbyton in 1954 a former resident of Chillicothe Floyd and Briscoe counties a member of the First Methodist Church Masonic Lodge a retired farmer and rancher Survivors include his wife Alice two sons Raymond Hereford and Billy F Crosbyton two daughters Mrs Mary Work Crosbyton and Mrs Frances Dall Madrid Spain his step mother Mrs Xula Higginbotham Saint Jo a sister Mrs Vivian Pearce Pampa three half brothers Roy Wellington Carl Chillicothe Archie Wichita Falls two half sisters Mrs Nell Spence Avery and Mrs Louise Crump Saint Jo and nine grandchildren
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Crosbyton
Claude R. Higginbotham
First Methodist Church
Lee Crouch
Sam Breedlove
Chillicothe
Tex
King Funeral Home
First Methodist
Madrid
Spain
Xula Higginbotham
Saint Jo
Vivian Pearce
Pampa
Roy
Wellington
Carl
Archie
Wichita Falls
Nell Spence
Avery
Louise Crump
John R. Weaver Dies at 84 in Dawson County
John Roderick Weaver, longtime Dawson County rancher and owner of the A-Bar Ranch, died Saturday after a long illness in Lubbock. Services set for 10 a.m. Monday at First Presbyterian Church in Lamesa with entombment in Resthaven Mausoleum. Survivors include his son Bill and daughter Mrs. Gus S. Janis of Lamesa. Pallbearers named.
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First Presbyterian Church
John Roderick Weaver
Dawson County
Walter Horn
Resthaven Mausoleum
Lubbock
Branon- Philips Funeral Home
Weaver
Medical Arts Hospital
Sulphur Springs
Oklahoma Indian Territory
Bill
Gus §S. Janis
Lamesa
Malcolm Harp
Davie Jones
C. A. Hollingsworth
Stanley Wilkes
E. K. Whitaker
J. C. Norris
Joe Hansard
Weldon Lindsey
Mrs Flaniken Rites Slated In Lamesa
Services for Mrs. Nella S. Flaniken 40 will be at 2:30 p.m. Monday in First Methodist Church with Rev. E. D. Landreth officiating. Burial in Lamesa Memorial Park. She died Saturday in Baptist Memorial Hospital San Angelo after a lengthy illness. She had been a pianist at First Methodist for 19 years. Survivors include two daughters Mrs. Joe Ripple Boulder Colorado and Miss Janelle Flaniken Dallas, a son Fred M. Lamesa, two sisters Mrs. Geneva Robinson Fort Worth and Miss Schul Merrell Colorado City, three grandchildren and three great grandchildren.
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Lamesa
Nella S. Flaniken
First Methodist
Rites Slated for Clovis Resident Iris Reynolds
Services for Iris Etna Reynolds 87 are set for 2:30 p.m. today at First Church of the Nazarene in Clovis with burial in Grady New Mexico Cemetery under Steed Funeral Home. Reynolds died at 7 a.m. Thursday in Clovis Memorial Hospital. Survivors include three daughters three sons four brothers 14 grandchildren 27 great grandchildren and three great great grandchildren.
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Iris Etna Reynols
Church of the Nazarene
Grady
N.M
Steed Funeral Home
Reynolds
Clovis Area
Clovis Memorial Hospital
Jacob G. Dannheim Dies Services Set
Jacob George Dannheim 73 died at his home near Farwell Wednesday afternoon. Services are at 1:30 p.m. today at Emanuel Lutheran Church Clovis with Rev Henry L Schaefer officiating. Burial at Sunset Terrace Cemetery Farwell under Steed Funeral Home. He is survived by two sons two brothers five grandchildren and one great grandchild.
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Clovis
Jacob George Dannheim
Farwell
Emanuel Lutheran Church
Henry L. Schaefer
Sunset Terrace
Steed Funeral Home
Dannheim
Mrs Nipper Services Monday in Lubbock
Funeral arrangements are set for Mrs. A A Nipper 83 of 3207 29th St who died Friday in West Texas Hospital. The service at 10 a m Monday at Franklin-Bartley Funeral Chapel will be conducted by Rev Troy Dale and Dr J Ralph Grant. burial at Resthaven Memorial Park. She leaves a husband two sons one daughter one sister six brandchildren and 12 great grandchildren. Pallbearers listed.
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29Th St
West Texas Hospital
Franklin-Bartley
Troy Dale
Pleasant Ridge Baptist Church
J. Ralph Grant
First Baptist Church
Officiiating
Resthaven Memorial Park
Nipper
Lubbock County
Sam Burdette Rites Scheduled In Melrose
Sam Bell Burdette 73 died Thursday night at Clovis Memorial Hospital. Rites set for 2:30 p.m. today at Melrose Baptist Church with Rev. Jack Moore officiating. Burial in Melrose Cemetery under Steed Funeral Home. He moved to Clovis six years ago from Melrose. survived by wife and two brothers. Costa Rican bear sales are off.
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Clovis
Sam Bell Burdette
Clovis Memorial Hospital
Melrose Baptist Church
Jack Moore
Melrose Cemtery
Steed Funeral Home
Burdette
Melrose
Vehicle May Attempt 225 MPH Speed in Tests
Daylong tests are reported with hints that a vehicle could reach 225 mph. The AP Wirephoto caption notes ongoing trials and suggests an extreme speed objective while detailing test conditions and observers.
Jet powered NYC car tests near Bryan Ohio
A jet propelled New York Central lounge car dubbed the Black Beetle ran 17.2 miles from Butler Indiana to Bryan Ohio in a test described as deafening. Officials expected top speeds of 225 mph in upcoming runs while considering engine performance over full service plans. Alfred Perlman and other NY Central leaders watched from the outskirts as observers said findings would be released after Tuesday tests.
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New York Central
Indiana
Bryan
Ohio
New York Central Railroad
Butler
Ind
Wall Street Journal
Alfred Perlman
James Dean era actor Clift dies after long career
Clift rose on Broadway in Fly Away Home and There Shall Be No Night before film hits like Red River The Search The Heiress and The Misfits. He drew critical praise for The Searching Wind and Judgment at Nuremberg and Freud. Survived by mother Mrs Ethel Clift sister Mrs Ethel McGinnis and brother Brooks.
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Thomas Mitchell
Alfred Lunt
Lynn Fontanne
Frederic March
Florence Eldridge
Our Town
Frank Craven
Clift
Chekov
Nurenbert
Marlon Brando
Young Lions
Ethel Clift
New York City
Ethel McGinnis
Austin
Tex
Brooks
Atlanta
Susan Logan Crowned Miss Texas At Miss America Event
Lubbock’s Susan Logan won Miss Texas and will go on to Miss America. Prizes were listed from 500 for first to 350 for fourth with 200 for Miss Congeniality. Maria Fletcher, Miss America 1962, served as mistress of ceremonies. Logan thanked her family and supporters after the pageant and commented on education delays due to the Miss America entry.
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Maria ‘Beale Fletcher
Logan
Bob Nash
KFYO
Lubbock
Miss Texas Susan Logan hailed for poise after Miss Lubbock win
Susan Logan, a Miss Lubbock entrant, won the Miss Texas title amid a hectic final pageant night. Don Magness praised her poise and talent performance, noting she radiated charm under pressure and thanked Lubbock supporters after declaring San Angelo as her origin and embracing Lubbock as home.
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Miss Logan
Don Magness
Will Rogers Memorial Center
Magness
Lubbock Avalanche-Journal
Logan
Seven Miners Killed in West Virginia Mine Disaster
In Mount Hope West Virginia seven miners died after a series of underground explosions at the Siltex mine of the New River Coal Company. Rescuers found Bowyer first at nine am then six more bodies two miles from the entrance within 700 feet of each other. Victims named include McGuire Daniels Dowdy Ayers Morris and Cummings.
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Mount Hope
W. Va
Lake Bowyer
Maple Fork
New River Co
West Virginia
Bowyer
James McGuire
Robert Daniels
Maple Ford
Hubert Dowdy
Carlisle
Dallas Ayers
Beckley
Howard Morris
Clarence Cummings
Fayetteville
Births Recorded at Local Clinics and Hospitals
Congratulations to multiple families as births were logged at Lauf Clinic, Methodist Hospital, Lubbock Osteopathic Hospital, Highland Hospital, and West Texas Hospital. Notable details include baby weights from 4 to 8 pounds 14 ounces and times ranging from dawn to afternoon with fathers employed across farming, metalworking, insurance, service stations, and manufacturing firms.
Front Drops Showers Across Panhandle and Texas
A cool front moved across the Panhandle bringing scattered rain to Amarillo Canyon and Clovis areas with a late surge, followed by clearing skies in downtown Amarillo. Stratford recorded 2.48 inches of rain as grassfires sparked near Canyon were doused, while Oklahoma and Missouri saw flooding from heavier storms.
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Canyon
Clovis
Plainview
Lubbock
Panhandle
South Plains
Theweather Bureau
Stratford
Oklahoma
Missouri
McAlester
Bolivar
Glidwell
Tech dorm project aims for on schedule completion in 1967
Lubbock Tech accelerates dormitory work with three 12 story towers to house 3432 students by 1969 while using climber cranes and local suppliers. total project costs rise toward 11 million with seven-figure campus expansion planned and weather and trades considered in tight schedule.
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Howard Schmidt
Stiles, Roberts and Messersmith
Tech
Dormitory Complex to Add 450000 Square Feet in Lubbock
The project includes academic buildings financed by a state ad valorem tax with federal matching funds. Dorms cost 11 million in bonds funded by room revenues, plus utilities tunnels. Three towers may be funded by government backed bonds at low rates. The Wiggin complex will also include a dining facility serving six dorms and employs up to 12000 manhours weekly. Weather and wet conditions tested crews early, but work continued.
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Dinjing
Dassie M. Wiggins
Great Plains Life
Lubbock
Mayl
Services Pending For John R Williams Of Crosbyton
Funeral arrangements were pending Saturday for John R Williams 87 a longtime Crosbyton resident who died Saturday night in Crosbyton clinic Hospital He was a retired workman and had resided in Crosbyton for several years Survivors include two sons and two daughters Services will be announced by King Funeral Home.
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Crosbyton
John R. Williams
Crosbyton Clinic
King Funeral Home
Nickel consumption in Ottawa doubles every 14 years
World nickel consumption in Ottawa shows a doubling pattern, having increased on average by a factor of two every fourteen years since the turn of the century. The trend highlights steady growth in demand across the steel and electroplating industries.
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Ottawa
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110Th St
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