Hope Predicts Honor America Crowd At 400000
Washington AP says Bob Hope expects Honor America Day to attract about 400000 at the Washington Monument event on July Fourth. A star lineup includes Jack Benny Red Skelton Dinah Shore Glen Campbell and Billy Graham with plans for satellite broadcast and a noncommercial program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope
Washington
Bob Hope
Washington Monument
Jack Benny
Red Skelton
Smothers Brothers
Nancy Sinatra
Fifth Dimension
Danny Wire
Johnny Cash
Della Reese
Joe Namath
America
Imo
Spiro T. Agnew
Agnnew
Lincoln Memorial-Washington Monument
Levangelist
Billy Graham
Lincoln Memorial
Washington Monument Grounds
Court Allows Fort Worth Ban on Sunday Closing Law Cases
The Court of Criminal Appeals refused to intervene as a Fort Worth judge banned new cases to halt further Sunday closing law actions against a discount chain.
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Austin
Court of Criminal Appeals
Fort Worth
Court Declares Civil Suit Court Lacks Jurisdiction Over Cook's Discount Chain
District Judge Walter Jordan of Fort Worth issued a prohibition against new injunctive suits tied to Cook United Inc doing business as Cook's Discount Department Stores and Cook's Discount Center. The opinion states the court cannot hear civil matters and only criminal cases, while Fort Worth and Waco district attorneys seek to bar ongoing injunctions. The state Supreme Court recently upheld the Sunday closing law. Several birth notices follow from Methodist Hospital and Reese AFB Hospital, listing parents, weights, and times, with occupations for fathers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Jordan
Fort Worth
Cook United, Inc
Cook's Discount Department Stores
Cook's Discount Center
Waco
Jordan
State Supreme Court
Cook
Harold Berman
Lorder
Berman
Cook's
Abilene
Bryan
Lubbock
Odessa
Tom Purdom
District Court
Pat Hevines
Teanent
Lorenzo
Clark's
Clark’s
Truman Power
Fort Worth l
Woman Charged In Assault Case In Lubbock
Hijinia Delgada Garcia 28 of 117 Aves T. charged with assault with intent to murder after a Saturday shooting at a Minit Mart east of Lubbock. Lupe Munoz 25 in critical condition and Reynalda Hernandez 18 in serious condition at Methodist Hospital. Garcia held on 1500 bond. other suspects from Houston face forged check charges at United Supermarket.
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Lubbock
Hijinia Delgada Garcia
Aves T
Moanciy
Lupe Munoz
Minit Mart
Farm Road
Methodist Hospital
Reynalda Hernandez
Methodist
Couns Ty
Justice For the Peace
Wayne LeCroy
Houston
Linda Magnum
Karen Melvin
Patsy Buntion
Sherman Brinkley
Clifton Morris, Jr
Richard Allen Nichols
American Eagle News: Clark Family Birth Report and Churchill Recovery
In Charleston a son weighing 7 pounds 6 ounces was born to Mr and Mrs Charles KE Queener of Cojon with Mark Clark as the father’s nickname mentioned. Winston Churchill remains in good condition at Charleston Naval Hospital after a temporary heartbeat change doctors call minor and likely discharge within days. Clark, age 74, was Allied commander in Italy during WWII and led UN Command when signing the 1953 armistice ending the Korean War.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
S.C
Charles KE. Queener
Cojon
Mark Clark
Eon
Frese
Winston Churchill
Charleston Naval Hospital
Clark
Italy
United Nations Command
Family announces births at area hospitals
Pvt and Mrs Glenn Henderson announce a daughter born at Reese AFB Hospital weighing 7 pounds 10 ounces at 7 07 PM Saturday. father in the U S Army stationed at Fort Monmouth New Jersey. Mr and Mrs Robert Holtman report a daughter at West Texas Hospital weighing unknown ounces at 4 43 AM Monday. father employed by Safeway Foods. Mr and Mrs Johnny Cantu welcome a daughter at West Texas Hospital weighing 7 pounds 4 ounces at 11 25 AM Monday. father works for Texas Industrial Laundry. Mr and Mrs Kenneth Hartoen announce a son at Peachland Hospital weighing 7 pounds 7 1 2 ounces at 6 40 PM Friday. father is a farmer.
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Johnny Matta
42Nd St
Inn of Clinic Hospital
Hayes Body Shop
Jack Pican
Yor
Methodist Hospital
Educational Service Center
Atrman
Donald FE
Reese Afb
Reese
Kenneth Reedy
Abernathy
Wolf and Sons Irrigation Supply
Hilario Flores
Endie
Texas Tech University
Glenn Shepherd
Tmta Main St
West Texas Hospital
Ray Sperry
Idalou
University Hospital
Pioneer Natural Gas Co
Atlan B. Bradshaw
1603
66Th St
Lubbock Osteopathic Hospital
Buddy's Super Market
S. Set
Mrs. Wilburn
Hawking
22Nd St
Reese Afh
William Tr
Lubbock
Reese Apb
Ralph M. Hudnall
Reese Village
Reese Apr Hospital
Billy W. Smith
Cornell Stoom
U. S. Army
Vietnam
Glenn H. Henderson
Uvalde Ave
Reese Afb Hospital
U. S Army
Ft. Moamouth
N. J
Robert Paul Holtman
Avenue B
Bafeway Fooda
Johnny Cantu
West Texas
Texas Industrial Laundry
Kenneth Bowline Hartoen
Ot Wilson
Peahland Hospital
Enslaving scheme idea sparks campus lecture
New York author and lecturer Alan Stang told 38 people at Lubbock Christian College Mabee Auditorium that civil rights, campus riots, and gun law changes are parts of a plan to enslave Americans under totalitarian rule. He warned police withdrawal would let revolutionaries establish foreign enclaves and cited Panther Leader Huey Newton as endorsing police killings.
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Alan Stang i
Lubbock Christian College
Mabee
New York City
Stang
Lubbock County
Stange
Req
Huey Nevetan
Defense
The
Black Panthers
Cies
Pewverty
Sanity recovered slayer freed in Houston case
Charles Archer, once aged 26, is released after a sanity ruling in a 1949 sex slaying. Archer had been committed to Rusk State Hospital in 1965 after a prior insanity finding. The 12 year old victim William Radenheimer Tit died from suffocation in an abandoned shack, with other youths condemned in the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Charles
Archer
Ed Duegan
Dugcan
Rusk State Hospital
William Radenheimer Tit
Discrimination Finding Upheld in Farm Co Op Case
A National Labor Relations Board examiner ruled the Farmers' Cooperative Compress of Path back guilty of racial discrimination in hiring and promotion. The case goes back to the NLRB for final approval. The union United Packing House Food and Allied Workers filed the charge after a strike of about 2,115 workers began in September 1984 and lasted seven months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Labor Relations Board
Farmers’ Cooperative Compress
Pathe
NLEB
Uwos. Court of Appeals
Onnoan
Farmers’ Cooperative
Resident Agrees To Spray Lake In Lubbock County
A hearing in Tind Pastriot Court was canceled when landowner A F Newton agreed to let Lubbock County Health officers spray his lake west of Slide Road to combat mosquitoes. County Attorney Tom Purdam said Newton had previously rejected a notice that the lake was a nuisance and a probable disease transmission threat.
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Pastriot
Lubbock
Newton
Jake
Purdam
Senators Postpone Vote on War Amendment to End Vietnam War
Senate voted 62 to 29 to table Senator Allott’s amendment that would cut off funds for fighting in Indochina by June 30, 1971. Most Democrats backed tabling amid concerns over procedures. Kennedy urged a direct vote on merits. The war debate shifts as a key Cambodia measure proceeds to a second reading.
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Washington
Senate
Southeast Asia
White House
Senlate
Gordon Allott
Rcolo
Indochina
Allott
George S. McGovern
South Dakota
Mark O. Hatfield
Oregon
U.S
Cambodia
Demos
Mike Mansfield
Aliott
Motve
McGovern
Edward M.kennedy
Massachusetts
Kennedy
Allotts
Sheart
Frank Church
Tidaho
Jake Sherman Cooper
R-Ky
ULS
Trans
Camboadia
UUS
Cernygross
Anoen
Appraisers Survey Downtown Memorial Center Area
Independent appraisers began work to value property from 4th to YW H Streets and Avenue Q to Avenue K for a downtown memorial center. The study, under a Survey and Planning grant from the Lubbock City Council, will estimate total cost and value by inspecting lot measurements descriptions improvements and interviewing owners about future use.
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4Th
Ywhh
Avenue Q
Avenue K
Memorial Center
Lubbock City Council
Grant Totals Signal Anti Poverty Aid Across Texas
The Tarhbeck County Community Action Board received part of a $31 000 grant as part of a $1 million federal anti poverty package for Texas. The Landbeck County share was earmarked for family planning and related services, following a larger Texas allocation that included emergency food and Head Start funding.
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Tarhbeck — County Community Action Bass
Moondas Vnv
Austin
Gow
Preston Smith
Landbeck County
Texas
Lubbock
Hockley County Community Action Committee, Inc
Lifesaving Class Starts July 6 With Red Cross Aid
The Lubboth County Chapter and American Red Cross announce a two week lifesaving course at Mackenzie Park swimming pool starting July 1. Sessions run Monday to Friday with a Red Cross instructor. Participants must be 16 or older, have completed ninth grade, and pass a swimming test at the first session. Further details available at the Red Cross office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lubboth County
American Red Cross
Mackenzie Park
Red Cross
Cross Office
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Lubbock Avalanche-Journal
Nah Shore
Glen Campbell
Les Brown
Centurymen Chorus
Barbara Eden
Roberta Flack
Gold Diggers
Theresa Graves
Lionel Hampton
Dorothy Lamour
Buck Owens
Buckaroos
Connie Stevens
B. J. Thomas
Young Americans
Fred Waring
George Scott
St 15Th
Jerry Mankin
Waco! Ave
Mra
Caberra
Emory Y
Eugene Ehler
Lockney
Methodal Hospital
Tannager
Pioneer Natural Gaa Co
James Cartwright
4Th St
Gene Trexler
Satisfy Kamat
Mrs. Trouglas. Moore of
Balts
Celestino Ortega
Ihalev
Billy Ler McGwier
E. Bates St
Mosher Steel
United
North University Ave
Auburn St
American Eagle
Uttara Mer Eet
Theo
Adrian Johnson
Wag
Joe Edward Smith
Tredeath
Feidriion
Lutbock Avalanche Pengerat
Della Fry
Mio
iMorm-Bve
Hvering Univ
PRA
Gmen Rae Maris
Univ
VASA
Momerg & Dorcday
Venieg & Iyincday
Lady
Brady
For All
Orlas
Nixon
Hott
CAB
First State Bank
Pa Tee
Rayperaed
Pris
Lavi
Stenocall & Transceiver Center
34Th & Avenue
Oakwood Center
Storehours
Bayer Aspirin
Maalox
Aalox
Theragran
Anu
Alka-Seltzer
of Fee Pharmacy
Cepacol
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