Harriman Urges Open Debate on U S Policy Toward Red China
Under secretary of State W Averell Harriman said he would welcome free debate on U S policies toward Red China. He predicted China will test a nuclear device within a year or two but unlikely to assemble a large arsenal soon. Harriman, preparing for Moscow talks, urged public discussion to clarify questions about China policy.
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Washington
W. Averell Harriman
U.S
China
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United States
Moscow
Peking
Metropolitan Broadcasting Co
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United Nations
New York
Beckwith Bound Over In Evers Slaying Case
Byron de La Beckwith bound over to the Hinds County grand jury without bail on murder charges in the slaying of Medgar W. Evers. A fingerprint on a telescopic sight tied to Beckwith. court notes cited gun and sights as evidence. Grand jury slated to convene July 1.
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John A. Chamblee
Hardy Lott
Greenwood
Chamblee
Chamblee, Drawing Repeated Objections From Dist
Bill Waller
Evers
Waller
Lott
Jackson
Enfield
FBI
Washington
Community notices and family reunions reported in brief
The July 4 picnic at Sunnyside Route 1 Dimmitt was canceled this year per Mrs Charles Hedrick. A New More Community reunion in Brownfield Park drew about 47 attendees who auctioned items to cover expenses. Visitors include Mrs W A Rhea of Tucson staying in Lubbock about a week and Mrs Gilbert Hillis traveling to San Antonio for a family reunion with her daughter and granddaughter. James Hobart Gaughen 57 of the area will be buried in Cedar Bluffs Nebraska after death at Methodist Hospital. IRS officer training in West Texas and New Mexico resumes in Lubbock with instructors from Tyler Dallas and Roswell.
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Rt. 1
Dimmitt
Charles Hedrick
Brownfield Park
Gilbert Hillis
67Th St
San Antonio
John Houser
Whitney
Miami
Fla
Hillis
Ronie
Internal Revenue ‘Service
West Texas
New Mexico
Lubbock
FBI Joins Search In New Negro Shootings
Cantona Mississippi reporting five African Americans were shot with birdshot near a civil rights rally. They were wounded by a passing car from 30 to 40 yards and held overnight in satisfactory condition. Names include Leo Carter 23 Lerey Jones 20 Shirley Dotson 17 Angie Dotson 16 Bernice McGruder 23.
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Miss
FBI
Robert L. Goza
Leo Carter
Lerey Jones
Shirley Jean Dotson
Angie Dotson
Bernice McGruder
Negro Leaders Vow To Continue Protest
An angry militant group of Negro leaders vowed to keep mass demonstrations defying Gov. Terry Sanford’s call for peace. They criticized his lack of a firm desegregation policy and said they will march until barriers fall. Plans for demonstrations in eastern North Carolina towns were announced at a meeting of Negro college students.
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Raleigh
N.C
Terry Sanford
North Carolina
Algeria to Buy $30 Million in Technical Equipment
A report notes Algeria plans purchases totaling thirty million dollars this year for technical equipment. Nearby, a road near railroad tracks divides a white land Negro section in Can ton population 9 000 about twenty miles north of Jackson.
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Algeria
Canton
Jackson
Rites Today for Mrs. Pearl Davis
Funeral services for Mrs. Pearl E. Davis 70 of Plainview a former Lubbock resident will be held at 4 30 p m at Southside Baptist Church Burial will follow in City of Lubbock Cemetery under the direction of Sanders Funeral Home She lived in Lubbock 1938 1961 and died Tuesday in Plainview Hospital Survivors include two daughters two sons four brothers four sisters nine grandchildren and five great grandchildren Pallbearers are Merle A Roberts Alvie Palmer Bill Davis Lee Davis M D Davis and Max Davis
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Plainview
Lubbock
Southside Baptist Church
City of Lubbock
Sanders Funeral Home
Davis
Plainview Hospital
Calvary Baptist Church
John Bell
46Th St
B. W. Robertson
Nolan
Noah Davis
Gould
Okla
George
Newton Nichols
Pampa
Edd Newton
Hooker
Johnny Newton
Sayre
Maude Dalton
Lelar Parrish
Stratford
C. W. Welch
Wichita Falls
Homer Gossett
Amarillo
The Shepherd Consultation by Julien C. Hyer
A devotional piece cites Hezekiah spreading a letter before the Lord to seek guidance. The poem urges readers to spread their troubles before God when heartaches and problems overwhelm human wisdom.
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Syria
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Mrs. Eliza Etta Bridges Rites Pending
Mrs. Eliza Etta Bridges 76 died Tuesday night at Medical Arts Hospital Lamesa where she had been a patient for about a week Funeral arrangements are pending with Higginbotham Funeral Home Lamesa She was a member of the First Baptist Church and is survived by husband James Henry a daughter Sallie Holt Carlsbad NM three sons Charles L Breckenridge Vernon Loyd Odess a and Forrest W California a sister Mrs E L Blankes Amarillo five grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren
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Eliza Etta Bridges
Medical Arts Hospital
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First Baptist Church
James Henry
Sallie Holt
Carlsbad
N.M
Charles L
Breckenridge
Vernon Loyd
Odessa
Forrest W
J. L. Seely Rites Set Today
Hale Center death notices list J. L. Seely 75 of 1311 N. Main as died at High Plains Hospital. Services at 11 a m today at First Methodist Church with burial at Tahoka Cemetery at 3 p m. Hale Center Funeral Home in charge. Survivors include two sons two daughters, three brothers, a sister, and eight grandchildren plus four great grandchildren. Pallbearers named.
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J. L.seely
N. Main
High Plains Hospital
Seely
First Methodist Church
Woodrow Williams
Cotton Center Methodist Church
Tahoka
Hale Center Funeral Home
Marvin
Sherman
E. L. Arnold
Big Spring
Clyde Woods
Wolfforth
Morris Bowen
Royce Jefferson
Gordon Lee
Ray Lee
Rusty Bourland
Pete Laney
Rites Set Today For Mrs Sealy In Lamesa
Alice Fondren Sealy 84 died Monday in a city nursing home she had inhabited 38 years. Services 2 p.m. at First Baptist Church with ministers M R Hancock Milo Arbuckle and Luther Crawford. Burial in Lamesa Memorial Park by Higginbotham Funeral Home. Survived by three daughters two sons 29 grandchildren 53 great grandchildren and one great great grandchild.
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First Baptist
M. R. Hancock
Milo Arbuckle
Luther Crawford
Lamesa Memorial Park
Higginbotham Funeral Home
Sealy
Hillcrest Baptist Church
Gladys Anthony
Eustace
Imogene Eowing
Wichita Falls
Thelma Scott
Lamesa
W. E
Gene
Jack
Kermit
W. F
Broken Bow
Okla
Samson Services Scheduled Today
Mrs George Samson 83 pioneer died 1 p m Tuesday in Garza Memorial Hospital services set for 4 p m today at First Presbyterian Church Rev C B Hogue to officiate Burial in Terrace Cemetery Mason Funeral Home in charge Born in Forfar Scotland she came to Post in 1911 member of First Presbyterian Church and Order of Eastern Star Survived by husband a daughter in law Mrs Jack Lamson two sisters Mrs Bell Fife and Mrs Eliza Johnson both of Forfar Scotland, survivors listed.
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Garza Memorial Hospital
First Presbyterian Church
C. B. Hogue
First Baptist Church
Terrace Cemetery
Mason Funeral Home
Samson
Forfar
Scotland
Post
Order of Eastern Star
Jack Lamson
Bell Fife
Eliza Johnson
Props Services Set In Portales
Mrs Leona A Props longtime Roosevelt County settler dies in a Fort Sumner hospital with services at Wheeler Mortuary Chapel Portales minister Claude Dunn will officiate Burial is in Causey Cemetery Survivors include husband two daughters five sons 28 grandchildren and 27 great grandchildren Pallbearers listed
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Helen Mae Hicks
Clovis
Ben
Elton
Colton
Calif
Bert
Sanger
Lester
R. L
Roswell
David Jackson
Orian George
Leonard Talley
Bud Talley
Fred Dansforth
John Spears
Rites Scheduled For Mrs Harris In First Baptist Church
Rites for Ruth Lavonia Harris 80 a former Snyder resident who died Tuesday at a Roscoe rest home will be held at 2 p m Thursday in the First Baptist Church Snyder with Dr A B Lightfoot officiating Burial will be in Jayton Cemetery under Bolger Funeral Home direction She survived by four daughters B E Garner Midland Will Punkony Slaton Sadie Reed Dallas Bertha Clark Lubbock a son Joe D Westmoreland Calif three sisters and two brothers Pallbearers named Ennis Floyd A B Floyd Wade Rodgers Simon Best Earie Bentley John Bruton Carl Keller Jake James
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Slaton
Sadie Reed
Dallas
Bertha Clark
Lubbock
Joe D
Westmoreland
Calif
T. E. Findley
Betty Lucas
Rochester
Tex
Myrtle Thomas
Vernon
Luther Whatley
Sweetwater
Jeff Whatley
Jayton
Ennis Floyd
A. B. Floyd
Wade Rodgers
Simon Best
Earie Bentley
John Bruton
Carl Keller
Jake James
John Popejoy Rites Slated Here Today
Services for Mrs. John R. Popejoy 80 of 2313 Std St. will be at 2 p.m. today at the Pioneer Church of Christ with Garrie Atkisson officiating and assistants James Rutledge and John Gresson. Mrs. Popejoy died Monday after a lengthy illness. Survivors include her husband two sons three daughters two sisters a brother 18 grandchildren and 15 great grandchildren. Grandsons will serve as pallbearers.
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Pioneer Church of Christ
Garrie Atkisson
Northside
Wall Infant Rites Scheduled Friday
Grave side services for Simon Adler Wall infant son of Mr and Mrs D G Wall will be Friday in Comanche Okla The child born in Littlefield Hospital two months ago died Tuesday at Medical Arts Hospital Survived by brothers Raymond Ronald a sister Deborah all at home and grandparents Otto Wall and Mr and Mrs Gus Caccocini Placerville Calif
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Simon Adler Wall
D. G.wall
Comanche
Oklo
Littlefield Hospital
Medical Arts Hospital
Raymond
Ronald
Deborah
Otto Wall
Gus Cacoccini
Placerville
Calif
Hugh McClellan Rites Set Today
Hugh J. McClellan 77 of 2412 Ave T died Monday in a local hospital after surgery. Services 4 p.m. at Cumberland Presbyterian Church with Rev. Sam Estes officiating. Masonic graveside rites in City of Lubbock Cemetery. Survivor details and charitable contributions requested to named Masonic and hospital charities.
Rites Set Today For Mrs Cole in Sudan
Services for Ida Belle Cole 81 will be at 10:30 a.m. at Sudan First Methodist Church with Rev. Frank Weir officiating. Burial will follow at Littlefield Cemetery. She died Monday at home and is survived by three daughters, two sons, nine grandchildren and eight more.
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Ida Belle Cole
Sudan First Methodist Church
Frank Weir
C. J. Coffman
Parkview Baptist Church
Littlefield
Littlefield Cemetery
Hammons
Cole
G. W. Davis
Raymond Arnold
Rosenberg
Virginia Stewart
Clay
Leroy
Mule‘shoe
Rites Set Today for Irdell R. Boren in Sudan
Irdell R. Boren 65 a Sudan resident for 30 years dies Monday in South Plains Hospital Amherst. Rites at 9 30 a m today at Church of Christ conducted by Walter Bostick and Mickey Blake burial at Belton Cemetery Thursday Panel Funeral Home Littlefield in charge Survivors include wife Iona daughter Regan Ormond Arlington son Douglas Lubbock a sister Mrs A C Moore four brothers and three grandchildren and a great grandchild
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Irdell R. Boren
Church of Christ
Walter Bostick
Mickey Blake
Belton Cemetery
Panel Funeral Home
Littleeld
Boren
South Plains Hospital
Amherst
Belton
Iona
Regan Ormond
Arlington
Douglas
Lubbock
A. C. Moore
Steve Lee
J. R
M. L
Pioneer Roswell oilman Max Coll dies from bullet wounds
Max W. Coll a Roswell oil industry pioneer found shot in head in his carport with no foul play suspected by police. A former Artesia teacher and Artesia football coach in the 1920s, he became an oil man during the early Artesia boom and later moved his office to Roswell.
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Max W. Coll
New Mexico
Coll
Artesia
Services For Odessa Child Set Thursday
Four year old Wylie B. Gammill Jr. fatally injured in a headon crash near Midland Tuesday morning. Services will be at 10 a.m. in Hubbard Kelly Funeral Home chapel with graveside rites at Mount Olivette Cemetery in Fort Worth. Survivors include his parents, a brother Mark Twain, and grandparents Eva Lowry of Lubbock and A. A. Dickey of Fort Worth.
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Wylie B. Gammill Jr
Headon
Midland
Hubbard-Kelly
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Mark Twain
Eva Lowry
23Rd St
Lubbock
A. A. Dickey
Thibodeaux Services at St Elizabeth Church Today
Services are set for 10 a.m. today at St Elizabeth's Catholic Church for Oben Thibodeaux 151 who died Monday. Rev A Maguire to officiate. Burial in Irving. Local arrangements by Sanders Funeral Home. Thibodeaux formerly lived in Dalas and Lubock for four years. survivors include wife three stepsons three stepdaughters two sisters two brothers and several step grandchildren.
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Oben Thibodeaux
A. Maguire
Irving
Sanders Funeral Home
Thibodeaux
Dalas
Lubock
Port Authority to rent Baltimore terminal for $1 a year
The Maryland Port Authority agreed to rent the marine terminal from the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad for 1 dollar per year for 40 years with an option to buy.
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UPI
Maryland Port Authority
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Meat Ration Changes in Peking and Algeria Study
A terse report notes lower meat allowances in Peking while Algeria analyzes population data with figures around 44 ounces. The brief touches on mining projects and holiday bonuses amid broader economic monitoring.
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Algiers
Algeria
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