Funeral services for Virgil Huey Callendar held in Tulia
Virgil Huey Callendar 52 of 300 S Dallas died Saturday afternoon in Swisher Memorial Hospital. Services set for 10 a.m. Tuesday at Assembly of God Church with Rev. R. A. Stages officiating. Burial at Kress Cemetery under Wallace Funeral Home. Survived by three brothers Lonnie in Hugo Oklahoma Edward in Euless and Troy in Big Spring and two sisters Archie Early in Tulsa and Georgana Edwards in Alamogordo New Mexico.
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Tulia
Assembly of God Church
Virgil Huey Callendar
S. Dallas
Swisher Memorial Hospital
R. A
Kress Cemetery
Wallace Funeral Home
Lonnie
Hugo
Okla
Edward
Euless
Troy
Big Spring
Archie Early
Tulsa
Georgana. Edwards
Alamogordo, N.M
Friona widow May Canipe services pending
May Canipe 56 of Friona died Saturday in Palmer County Community Hospital. She lived in Clovis 49 years, moved to Friona six months ago. She was an Assembly of God member. Survivors include husband Lawson Canipe and three daughters. Funeral arrangements are pending with Parsons-Ellis here.
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Friona
May Canipe
Parsons-Ellis
Canipe
Palmer County Community Hospital
Tor Lawson Canipe
Melrose
N. M
Clovis
Assembly of God
Dorene Morrison
Bedford
Gitana Bonds
Las Vegas
Nev
Judy Shubert
Beebee
Ark
H. E. Thomas
M. J. Smothers
Amarillo
S. G. Chumley
Jacksonville
Fla
L. W. McDowell
Lubbock
Vaughn McDowell
E.R
Mrs Mooney Rites Held In Lockney Church
Services for Mrs Moodye Evelyn Mooney 56 of Lockney were held at the First United Methodist Church with burial in Lockney Cemetery. Pastor Hugh Daniel officiated. She died at University Hospital in Lubbock after a weeklong illness. A longtime Lockney resident since 1948 she moved from Clarendon. Born in Adrian she married C L Mooney on March 15 1947 in Lelia Lake. Survived by son Patrick Tackney two daughters Dianne Phillips Petersburg and Deborah Mooney Lackney two brothers Quinn Aten Lelia Lake and Austin Aten San Angelo and two sisters Cassie Flora Fort Lauderdale Fla Lannie Rutter Flagler Colo.
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Lockney
Moodye Evelyn Mooney
Rt .1
First United Methodist Church
Hugh Daniel
Carter Funeral Home
Lannie Rutter
Flagler, Colo
Odessa man dies after car crash outside city
Bill Richardson of 408 Washington dies in Odessa after an eastbound pickup struck his parked car. He was outside the vehicle when struck and died at Medical Center Hospital. The driver is 16-year-old Joffre Janers Herman of Midland. Funeral services for Richardson are pending with six ceremonies planned.
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Odessa
Medical Center
Bill Richardson
Washington
Rehardson
Texas Highway Patrol
Richardson
Joffre Janers Herman
Midland
Obituary Briefs From Local Hospitals And Churches
Services for Mrs G S Arm will be at First Baptist Church in Parsons-Lils-Singleton Funeral Home. Mrs Owen died Friday at Earth Hospital after a short illness. Burial in Parsons-Lils-Singleton Funeral Home cemetery. Jose Delian 87 Brownfield resident since 1969 services at Mexican Baptist Church Brownfield. Delac died Saturday morning in University Hospital Lubbock after lengthy illness. Mrs Lute Mae Griffith 71 Levelland services at First Baptist Owensboro Kentucky burial Elmwood Owensboro. Mrs Griffith died Saturday in Cook Memorial Hospital after sudden illness. Rites for Mrs Hanley Wasson 85 Plainview service at Wood-Dunning Chapel Plainview Memorial Park. Mrs Wasson died Friday near Plainview rest home. Services for Mrs Thomas Manont Wiesen 76 216 Broadway at St Pauls Episcopal Church burial at Resthaven Memorial Park. Mrs Wiesen died Friday at Ray’s Hospital Ay Pore. Claude W Wigley 80 Plainview died Friday in Plainview Hospital. Burial in Plainview Cemetery.
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Genoveva
Juan Dr
Adrian
Henry
Norma
Jesus Gara O
Olton
Hilario
Springlake
Doomings
Julia Garza
Runge
Isabel Cervantes
Hereford
G. S. Arm
Owen
Earth
Pan
Ist’ Hospital
First Baptist
Arth
Parsons-Lils-Singleton Funeral
Amstrong
Methodist
Jose Delian
Brownfield
Teddy
Bamal
Brownfield Funeral
Delac
Saliurdin
University Hospital
Lubbock
Lute Mae Griffith
Levelland
First Baptist Church
Owensboro
Hanley
Wasson
Pharmaiew
Plain
Plainview Memorial Park
Plainview Rest Home
Thomas Manont Wiesen
Broadway
St Paul's
Resthaven Memoorasl Park
Ray
Wiesen
Claude W
Wiles
Mainview
Old Aan
Colonial Chapel
Plainview
Wigley
Dickens County
Spur Cemetery
Shirley
Campbell
Weber
55Th St
Morgan
Dallas
Jong Jin
Park
Juanitatal
Merill Norton
Lovington
Pecos
Lubbockhead
Peter Days
Clovisite Wins Auxiliary Post 44 Convention Race
Clovisite wins the 54th annual Auxiliary Post 44 election after a hard race that saw Norton prevail on the third ballot. Tony Santis loses to Norton while Mrs Awedina Davidson of Albuquerque is named Department President on the floor.
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McAfee
Lyman Marquart
Clovis
Albuquerque
New Mexico American Legion 1
Norton
Tony Santis
Legionnaires
Janes
Awedina Davidson
Odessan Delegates Pursue New Mexico Veterans Hospital
Delegates call for the Veterans Administration to establish another hospital in southern New Mexico due to overcrowding at Albuquerque and El Paso facilities. They also urge air conditioning for the Albuquerque hospital and ask President Nixon to consider clemency for Lt. William Calley. They condemn an actress over controversial reputation and endorse a movement to ostracize her films and appearances.
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Mander
Dan Craig
Albuquerque
Veterans Administration
New Mexico
el Paso
Letionnaires
Richard Nixon
William Calley
Jane Fonda
Richard Brownfield services for Virgie D Richardson
Services for 66 year old Virgie D Richardson of Brownfield will be held at 10 a m Tuesday at Immanuel Baptist Church with Reverend L E Laing officiating. Burial in Crosbyton Cemetery directed by Brownfield Funeral Home. Richardson died after an apparent heart attack at a Lubbock hospital. She lived in a dugout near the Children’s Home of Lubbock before moving to Acuff in 1906. She was a member of the Idalou Church of Christ. Pallbearers listed.
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Brownfield
Virgie D. Richardson
Immanuel Baptist Church
L. E. Laing
Crosbyton Cemetery
Brownfield Funeral Home
Richardson
Lubbock
Montague County
Crosbyton
Primitive Baptist Church
Cecil
Amarillo
Elton
18Th St
Frank Gray
Gene Lamp
Neal Armstrong
41St St
W. J
Hamilton
A. E
California
W. H
Hereford
J. N
Floydada
FE. R
Artesia
N. M
Francis Childs
Wert McClain
Ringling
Okla
Glenn Barris
Clovis
Acuff
Idalou Church of Christ
FE. A
Rt. 1
R. G. Jr
Plainview
Jerry Covey
Denver
Colo
W. R. Jones
Taylor Smith
Lewis Byrd
Stigier
H. J. Thomason
Paul Rigers
Ervin Grimes
D. D Davis
L. V. Pounds
V. T. Rush
Positive Outlook and Faith Lift the Spirit
The piece urges readers to adopt blessed thinking from Proverbs and Christ’s Sermon on the Mount. It argues that changing attitudes toward a positive, Christ-centered mindset yields a quicker lift in mood and an automatic surge of inner power.
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Jesus
Services for Mrs Adeline Rogers Held in Lubbock
Mrs Adeline Rogers 76 of 2316 47th St died Saturday night after medical care. Services 4 p.m. today at Sanders Memorial Chapel with Rev JT Bolding officiating. Burial in City of Lubbock Cemetery. Survivors include son Fred of Henderson and daughter Mrs IB Watt, plus a brother two sisters five grandsons and a great granddaughter.
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Adeline 2Uzers
47Th St
Sanders Memorial Chapel
JT. Bolding
First Baptist Church
City of Lubbock
Rogers
Lubbock
California
Defense Cuts Suggested by Disarmament Agency Report
The group argues the fiscal 1974 budget could be cut by as much as 14 billion dollars without harming national security. They urge major reductions similar to wartime postures, noting Vietnam cease fire and Moscow arms talks.
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Washington
UPT
Roswells Resources
Gilpatric
Tory
Herbert
Scoville, Jr
Pentagon
Intellis
Agence Agency
Townshend Hoo
Vietnam
Moscow
Editor of Small-Town Paper Killed in Sweetwater Wreck
A car crash in Sweetwater killed Greer, editor of a local daily, at 22. He had previously worked for Stars and Stripes Europe and the Moberly Monitor-Index. Three others were injured in the collision. The group called PETW linked to the incident criticized Nixon’s defense budget and urged military cutbacks.
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Sweetwater
U.S
Indochina
Laos
Nixon
Congress
Thailand
Genocet
Pirate Petw Group
API
Paul Warnke
William
Foster
Aff
U.S. Arms Control
Texas
Greer
Sylacauga
Ala
Charles H. Greer Jr
University of Missouri
The
Stars and Stripes
del Rey Media
Moberly
Monitor-Index
Evening Democrat
New Deal adviser Samuel Rosenman dies at 77
Judge Samuel S. Rosenman, long time Roosevelts adviser who coined New Deal and Brain Trust terms, died at 77 after pneumonia and heart issues. He served as Roosevelt’s special counsel and later on labor mediation boards, praised for battling Nixon’s Supreme Court nomination.
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New York
Samuel S. Rosenman
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Rosenman
Lenox Hill Hospital
Sammy the
Rose
Roosevelt
Harry S. Truman
Nixon
Harold Carswer
Supreme Court
Boxing club shooting and local burglaries reported
Charles Gaines, 28, of Sunset Station Lubbock is in serious condition after a shooting at a Carlisle club early Saturday. Police probe the incident Sunday as investigators pursue leads. Separately, a theft at Highlander Laundry involved a $1,000 coin change machine, with suspects tied to a burglary at Sanders Funeral Home and other breakins. Six men were arrested for gambling in Parkway Manor nursing home. Flora Russ of Redbud Square died earlier. services planned with minister Gary Fallarda and Jay Roggating officiating. Resthaven Memorial Park burial set.
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Charles Gaines
Sunset Station
Lubbock
Carlisle
Methodist Hospital
Highlander
Flora Russ
Redbud Square
Rt. 1
Church of Christ
Gary A. Fallarday
Jay Don
Vanda Avenue
Soaring Heat Across Plains Pummeled by Fronts and Showers
Heat lingered across the northern Plains and Northwest with highs near 90 while a cold front cooled portions of the region. Scattered showers and thunderstorms rolled through Texas, Oklahoma, Missouri and beyond, with winds reaching up to 60 mph in some areas. A funnel cloud was spotted near Beaumont but did not touch down as storms moved through the midwest coast to Pacific Northwest.
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A-J
Pennsylvania
Virginia
La 1
Florida
Redo
Austin
San Antonio
Coland
Missouri
Texas
Rockies
del Rio
Brownsville
Montana
Midlands
Temple
Beaumont
Poset
Port Ar
FDR Cohort Sachs Dies at 79 in New York
Alexander Sachs economist and early adviser to Franklin D. Roosevelt died at 79 in Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center New York. He read Einstein Szilard and Fermi concerns about atomic energy to Roosevelt and helped launch the atomic project. He was born in Russia and worked at Lehman Corporation and the National Recovery Administration. He is survived by his wife Charlotte.
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New York
Alexander Sachs
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center
Dr. Sachs
Roosevelt
Albert Einstein
Poland
Leo Szilard
Enrico Fermi
Sachs
Einstein
Szilard
Fermi
Germany
Czechoslovakia
Hitler
Belgium
United States
Belgian Congo
1 Sachs
Rossien
Russia
t}Columbia
Harvard
Lehman Corporation
National Recovery Administration
Charlotte
Second Life Taken As Result Of Crash
A second person died from injuries after a carpickup collision east of Tulsa on FM W31R Saturday night. Oscar Tarrant Hewitt 74 died in Amarillo after chest injuries and a heart attack. The Altman family children Freida 25 Nikki 10 months survived with minor injuries. Funeral services for Hewitt and the Altman child were planned in Tulia and Amarillo with burial at Rose Hill Cemetery.
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Avalanche-Journal
Tula
Tulsa
Oscar Tarrant Hewitt
Northwest Texas
Amarillo
Swisher Memorial Hospital
Hewitt
Jamie Altman
Dan
Ny Altman
Freida Altman
Rt. 5
Nikki
Wallace
H. S. Calahan
Rose Hill Cemetery
Wallace Funeral Home
Swisher County
South Plains
Floyd County
Sybie
Girlie Rieckerson
Gordon Fulcher Dies In Austin
Gordon Fulcher, 64, noted Texas newspaperman and chairman of the Texas Water Quality Board, died of a heart attack in his Austin apartment while working on board papers. Survived by daughter Mrs. J. L. Biggers Jr. of Lubbock and three grandchildren. funeral services pending. He formerly edited the Austin American-Statesman and Wichita Falls Record-News and published Texas Star and the Atlanta Citizen.
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Austin
Gordon Fulcher
Texas
Texas Water Quality Board
J. L. Biggers Jr
Lubbock
Fulcher
Water Quality Board
Texas Star
Yar
Atlanta, Tex
Citizen
Austin American-Statesman
Wichita Falls Record-News
Officials To Get Progress Report On Lubbock Lakesite
County commissioners will review a progress report on the archaeologic dig at Lubbock Lakesite. Rob Nash of the Lubbock Lake Site Development Corporation will discuss a Washington trip, federal interest, funding issues, and other problems. He notes land near the site has been surveyed and may be leased after checking meets and bounds.
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Lubbock Lakesite
Rob Nash
Lubbock Lakesite Development Corporation
Washington
Nash
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John Davidson
John N. Davidson
Sanders Funeral Home
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Utah
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McAlister
Beth Gilet
Houston
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Murray Brewer
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Chambers Funeral Home
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Lubbock County
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Bill
Sliddell
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Clovisite
Robert Harres Youts
Artesia General Herepital
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Audeen Marquart
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Altman
Carl Nunn
Abilene
Dan Altman
Buddy Russeau
West Texas Monument
Main Street
Lubbock, Texas
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