Johnson urges full support in Laos and Vietnam
President Johnson argues the fate of Southeast Asia hinges on U S action in Laos and Vietnam. He refuses to announce new moves and says no plans exist to move guerrilla warfare into North Vietnam amid questions from Rep Melvin Laird.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LBJ
Laos
Viet Nam
Frank Cormier
Washington
Johnson
Southeast Asia
United States
South
Honolulu
U.S
America
South Viet Nam
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Peare
Thailand
Hone Nla
I Rights
Senate
Cuba
Robert F. Kennedy
Sisec
Democratic Senate
New York
India
Lal Bahadur Shastri
Shastri
Treasury
Trio Arrested In Connection With Cadillac Theft
Three Lubbock men were jailed after a Tuesday night chase ending at 9th St and Ave 5. They face investigation for theft of a 1962 Cadillac and a related Pontiac theft from Quinn Connelley Pontiac Inc. Readied Alabama license tags are suspected. Police linked the suspects to an extensive daylong stakeout by White and FBI units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lubbock
Alderson Cadislae Co
19Th St
Sth St
Ave. S
Lubbork
FBI
9Th St
Ave
Uisit
Move
Pontiac
Quinn Connelley Pontiac, Inc
Alabama
Texas Warm Up Brings Mild Weather Across State
Temperatures across Texas are rising with warmer conditions and afternoon showers in places like Wichita Falls and Lake Texoma. A cool morning gave way to highs from 66 in Amarillo to 81 in El Paso while the Panhandle remains the coolest area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Wichita Falls
Lake Texoma
Weather Bureau
Houton
Amarillo
Midland
el Paso
del Rio
Panhandle
Police test shows small cars crash worse than large
In East Haddam Connecticut a police car crash demonstration by Andrew J. White pits small cars against larger models. The show argues smaller cars are less safe and that manufacturers should improve safety and sturdiness. Police Commissioner Leo Mulcahy agrees heavier vehicles offer better protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Haddam
Conn
Andrew J. White
Volksswagens
Leo. J. Mulcahy
Father blamed two sisters in cross country murder case
In Lancaster South Carolina police report the bodies of 11 year old Vickie and 10 year old Cherry Marshall were found in a woods near town. Their father Alvin Presley Marshall killed himself in Fort Worth after leaving a note directing authorities to the crime scene. The girls were shot multiple times and buried in Texas after the crime crossed state lines.
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Lancaster
Texas
Yearold Cherry Marshall
Vickie
Gum Springs
Longview
Here
Alvin Presley Marshall
Fort Worth
Garlene
Marshall
Velda Smith
Wt Worth
Cherry
C. H. Lowder
Lowder
Six Flags Park Over Texas Closes Gates At Capacity
Arlington Texas Six Flags officials report the amusement park reached full capacity on Tuesday prompting closure of gates to late arrivals as crowds swelled.
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Six Flags Park
Arlington
Texas Amusement Park
Six Flags
Johnson orders plan to discuss Asia with de Gaulle in Paris
President Johnson instructs Secretary Rusk to confer with French President de Gaulle in Paris on Friday to discuss Southeast Asia and mutual interests. Officials note trade matters may arise as Ball also shifts to Geneva for UN trade talks.
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Washington
White House
Johnson
Aldersee
George W. Kall
Charles de Gaulle
Paris
Iday
U.S
Southeast Asia
George Reedy
Ball
Europe
Geneva
Reedy
London
Arlington brief notes on hospital dismissals and injuries
Mrs. Gila Mae Harcroft, 43, of Arlington, was dismissed Tuesday from Methodist Hospital after Monday night observation. Barcroft fell ill while watching the Arlington Monterey high school bi district baseball double header at Lawvey Field. Heeson, Albert, is Arlington’s first baseman. Felix Kennedy, 30, a Negro resident of Samarie Hotel, remained in serious condition Tuesday after a stab wound in the back. police investigation ongoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gila Mae Harcroft
Arlington
Methodist Hospital
Barcroft
Arlington - Monterey
Lawvey Field
Heeson
Albert
Felix Kennedy
Samarie Hotel
Missiles Escape As Norton Base Fire Is Contained
Flames at Norton Air Force Base California spread to a missile hangar roof but were controlled before missiles were damaged. About 50 intermediate range ballistic missiles were in the hangar for repairs and were not live. Firefighters from San Bernardino County fought the blaze for about 90 minutes amid 20 mph winds. Emergency crews moved Air Force planes to safety as maintenance area heat treated metal caused the fire.
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Norton Air Force Base
Calif
Air Force
Norton
United States
Great Britain
San Bernardino County
Ballistica Systems Division
Corpus Christi Nazi Vandal Paints Swastikas in City
James Erwin Lane 24 confessed to painting swastikas on synagogues and other buildings over the past year. He said it was for kicks and not due to anti Semitism, though charged with destruction of private property carrying a pistol. Bond set at 181000. Police noted Lane met two friends in a southwest park to act out Nazi gestures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corpus Christi
UPI
James Erwin Lane
Lane
Mrs Inmon Rites Held In Local Memorial Service
Mrs J T Inmon, widow of a longtime local figure and resident of Lubbock for 55 years, died at her home after moving from Hereford in 1909. Services were set for 10 a.m. today at First Presbyterian Church with Dr E E White officiating. Burial followed at Gevork Cemetery. funeral arrangements were handled by Sanders Funeral Home. The narrative mentions swastikas painted in a nearby area and notes she was born in Mansfield and married J T Tamon in 1885 Brown County.
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E. E. White
First Methodist
City of
Lub
Lane
Gevork Cemetery
Sanders Funeral Home
Justice of the Peace
God Fetires
Lubbock
Inmon
Hereford
Bor
Mansfield
J.T. Tamon
Brown County
Corsicana Funeral Services for Mrs Burns Noted
Funeral services for Mrs Fannie Burns 78 will be held at 2 1 p m in Corsicana Corley Chapel. Her husband was an early Corsicana policeman buried at Cool Springs Canton. Mrs Burns, once of Lubbock, died Sunday at St Marys Hospital after living in Corsicana for four years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie Burns
Corley Chas
Corsicana
Cool Springs
Canton
Burns
Lubbock
St. Mary's Hospital
Paul Moyers Jr Rites Thursday in Amarillo Church of Christ
Paul W Moyers Jr 39 of Amarillo died on arrival at St Anns Hospital from a suspected heart attack. Services set for 4 pm Thursday at Southside Church of Christ with Earl Danley and J D Horton officiating. Moyers a Decatur native, lived in Lubbock 1939 1958, worked as a paint contractor, WWII veteran, active in VFW, member of Southside Church of Christ. Survived by wife Mildred, son Larry Wade Moyers and daughter Linda Joyce Moyers of the home, parents, six brothers, two sisters, and other relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul W. Moyers Jr
Amarillo
St. Anee Hospital
Southside
Church of Christ
Earl Danley
J.D. Horton
Decatur
Moyers
Lubbock
Southside Church of Christ
Mildred
Larry Wade Moyers
Linda Joyce Moyers
Paul W. Moyers
Ave. M. Lubbock
Carl Moyers
43Rd St
Jasper Moyers
John K. Turner Funeral Is Today
Services for John Karl Turner 74 are at 3 p m today at Twelfth Street Church of Christ with Virgil Cullum officiating. Burial follows at Seagraves Cemetery under Webb Funeral Home. Turner died Monday at home after an apparent heart attack. Survivors include his wife four sons a sister two brothers and seven grandchildren with pallbearers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seagraves
John Karl Turner
Twelfth Street Church
Joe Hudson
Gentry Hobbs
Clive Sartin
Jett Singleton
Cecil Bales
Mack Hill
Leon Wright
Elizabeth Ryan Rites Today In Lubbock Funeral
Recitation of rosary for Elizabeth Ryan 70 of 3402 39th St will be at 2 p m today Henderson Wilson Funeral Chapel Final services and burial set for Sycamore Illinois Vannetta Funeral Home in charge Survivors include brother John Ryan Chicago three sisters Mrs H B Collins Detroit Mrs F J O Rourke Erin Texas and Mrs S P Morrow 3402 39th St
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Ryan
39Th St
Henderson-Wilson
Sycamore
Ill
Vannetta Funeral Home
Incharge
H. B. Collins
Detroit
F. J. O'Rourke
Egin
S. P. Morrow
Medal of Honor Hero Titus Hyer Climbs to Relief in Peking
The 1900 incident at Peking is recalled with Titus Hyer, a musician who volunteered to scale a wall to relieve legations. He faced massacre threats and received the Medal of Honor for his daring action during the Boxer Uprising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peking
Mth U. 8
Titus
Julien C. Hyer
Former Movie Executive Dies in Park Avenue Home
Matthew M. Fox 52 a pioneer in pay television died at his Park Avenue home after a steep decline. Fox born Racine Wisconsin led Skiatron the firm that introduced pay as you see TV in the United States. He was an usher turned mogul in Hollywood he served in World War II and became executive vice president of Universal International Pictures and board chairman of Littlefield. Funeral notices also recall Jose Lozano 64 dying at Littlefield Hospital with services at Hammons Funeral Home and Sacred Hearts Church in Racine.
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New York
Matthew M
Matty) Fox
Park Avenue
Fox
Racine
Wis
Skiatron
United States
Yorolanda Betheze
MissAmerica
van Nuys
Calif
George [Skourax
Universal Pictures
Universal-International Pictures
Littlefield
United World Films
Jose Lozano
Hammons
Sacred Hearts
Catholic Church
F. M. Schafer
I Sacred Hearts
Lozano
Mexico
Littlefield Hospital
Pablo
Pedro
Amador
San Antonio
Domingo
Anston
Mary Estrada
New Home
Janie Littlefield
Rataporsa
Lamesa
Elizacia Rivera
Olton
Crecencia Fuentez
Lynn Rites Set For Cecil Todd
Cecil Todd 56 of Irving died Sunday in a Dallas hospital after six weeks of illness. Services at 2 p.m. today at Tahoka Baptist Church with Rev. D W Copeland and Rev. James Efird officiating. Burial in Tahoka Cemetery. Survivors include wife two daughters a son and his parents. Pallbearers listed.
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Tahoka
Cecil Todd
Irving
Tahoka Baptist Church
D. W. Copeland
Knapp
James Efird
Tahoka Cemetery
White Funeral Home
Todd
Dallas
Lynn County
Oklahoma
Kaptola Wilson
Letha Faye Adams
Tommy Lewis Todd
Fort Worth
Lewis Todd
Eddie Aldridge
Clifton
Pete
Levelland
Fay
Buster
Lynn Finton
Gail Pettit
Buck Cook
C.J. McLaurin
Dick Franklin
W. H. Conk
Oliver Services Set Here Today
Services for R. C. Oliver, 68, previously of Lubbock and Tucson, will be at 2 p.m. today at Rix Chapel with Rev. Jage Lloyd officiating. Burial at Rock Cemetery conducted by Rix Funeral Home. Oliver died at 1:05 a.m. Tuesday in a Big Spring Hospital. He ran a plant nursery, veteran of World War I, member of Knights of Pythias and Baptist Church. Survivors include his wife, two daughters, Sidney Boyles of Big Spring, Ruby Lee Graham of San Angelo, and a brother Buck of Indio, California. Pallbearers listed.
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R. C. Oliver
Big Spring
Lubaoek
Rix
Jage Lloyd
Bigpring Presbyterian Church
Erating
City of Lubbock
Rix Funeral Home
Oliver
Lubbock
Tucson
Ariz
Wright Funeral Slated Today
Services for Mrs. Robert W. Wright aged 60 of 2807 21st St will be at 4 p m today at First Presbyterian Church with the Rev Andrew A Jumper officiating Burial will be in a local cemetery under direction of the Rix Funeral Home Cyril Okla will receive a later word from the family Mrs Wright longtime Lubbock resident died Sunday after illness She had been married in 1930 Surviving him is a son three brothers and two sisters Pallbearers are Dr Alfred D Strehli James H Milam Tom S Milam Retha R Martin James O Cade and Ernest T Pope
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert W. Wright
21St St
First Presbyterian Church
Andrew A. Jumper
Ficiating
City of Lubbock Cemetery
Edgar Lee Butler
Sister Rix Funeral Home
E. 5Th St
Wright
Cyril, Okla
Lubbock
Manbrother
Jim Newport
Miss Virginia
Mantor
Hus
Fletcher
Okla
Alfred D. Strehli
James H. Milam
Tom S. Milam
Retha R. Martin
James O. Cade
Ernest T. Pope
Henry L Briggs Services Slated Tonight
Henry L Briggs a Bowie resident and former Lubbock native died Monday morning in Bowie. Funeral services will be at 10 a.m. Thursday in the First Cumberland Presbyterian Church with Rev. Brown C Welsh officiating. Burial will be in Coleman Cemetery. Surviving are a daughter Gaylon Mankins and two sons Benny Ray Short and Billy Joe Short, two sisters and two brothers, eight grandchildren, and former residents Briggs lived in Lubbock from 1945 to 1958 before moving to Bowie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby Landreneaux
Bowie
Lubbock
Henry L. Briggs
Bowie Hospital
29Th St
Berland Presbyterian Church
Brown C. Welsh
Vonnie Short
Sam Estes
Ipastor
Coleman
Gaylon Mankins
Waco
Benny Ray Short
Sanders
Billy Joe Short
Farmington
N.M
Briggs
Willie Cook
2Nd St
Methodist Hospital
Cal
Sarah — McMurray
Las
Leonard
Hubert Briggs
al Key
27Th St
Bud Key
Fort Worth
Coolchildren
Idge
Aziz
Hidden Causes of Stomach Distress and Slow Intestines
The text explains a common stomach distress cause as a temporary slowdown in the intestinal system. It notes that simple seltzer tablets and stomach sweeteners do not speed the intestine and that most laxatives ignore the stomach.
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Melvin Laird
Rwis
Delihfone
Taiid
Jaird
Laird
England
Labor Party
Caldwel
Caldwells
DR. Caldwell
John Potter
Pebmarsh
Potter
Hern Thatchers
Asia
de Gaulle
Bamako
Mali
Guinea
Britain
Jean Bale
Air Force Base
J. T. Inmon
7Th St
Sanders Memorial
Paul Moyers Jr
John K. Turner
The
Lynn
Oliver Services
Utica Lubbock
Labier
F.d.lc
Rangoon
Burma
Resthaven Memorial Park and Mausoleum
Bix Funeral Directors
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