Lubbock News Briefs From Hospital to Court Actions
Local notices report service arrangements for a Methodist Hospital death and a Church of God in Christ burial. Survivors include Joe Rowe and health updates on George Health, Tommy Yarbrough, Pamela Haley, and others. Crime and legal items note a drunken driving charge against Richard Clements and several check fraud pleas and bonds. Medical and accident updates cover Eddie Calhoun's serious gunshot injury and a large inmate transfer to Huntsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Hospital
Church of God In Christ
Pamela Sue Haley
W.L. Haley
SE Drive
Lubbock
Children's Medical Center
Dallas
Wind Currents Cited In Dimmitt Plane Crash
A 19 year old commercial pilot escaped injury when his Piper Pawnee spray-plane crashed on take off north of Dimmitt. The $10,000 craft was destroyed after plunging into a fence about 1,000 feet from the runway edge. Weather and wind currents were blamed for the mishap.
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Dimmitt
Here
Plains Memorial Hospital
Young
J. M. Young
Castro County
Sheriff's Deputies
D&d Aerial Spray
3.G. Davis
Leontyne Price Wins 1965 Spingarn Medal
Leontyne Price was named the 1965 Spingarn Medal recipient for distinguished achievement by the NAACP. Roy Wilkins announced the award, honoring notable African American figures. past winners include Duke Ellington and Martin Luther King Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leontyne Price
New York
Roy Wilkins
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Ander
Martin Duke Ellington
Dr. Luther King Jr
Jackie
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George A. Health
13Th St
Tommy Yarbrough
Tech
Shallowater
Myrtie Snider
Tommy
T. E. Yarbrough
Oklahoma City
Tinker Field
Richard D. Clements
Matador
FM 40
Texas Department of Corrections
Huntsville
George Eubank
Lubbock County
Rimrock City
Jack Waymann
Jael A. Ellis
Oscar T. Bloom
Roy T
al) Bloom
20Th St
Fort Worth
Eddie Calhoun
Fir Ave
Ais
White
Catalina
Gaby
White's
Pera
Wate
General Electric
Nme Redwood
Tohee
Nama
13Th & Ave
ATEX
Seetian Sunshade
Rere
Caprock Center