Vast health education bill heads to Congress
President Johnson sent a multibillion dollar health education program to Congress to modernize hospitals and aid meal service and college funding. The plan includes balanced lunches for poor school children and facilities for group medical practice while targeting diseases and essential services for the aged and students.
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Raymond J. Crowley
Washington
Congress
Johnson
Capitol Hill
Questi Rey Albert
Oklahos House
Gasoline as Probable Blast Cause for Fire Fatality
Investigation results indicate a gasoline ignition likely caused a house blast and fire in Tate County, killing a resident. Authorities noted a vacuum cleaner and heater in the home, with witness George H. Mecleskey stating the occupant had been cleaning. Officials said the blaze damaged several frames and that investigators would pursue further evidence.
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Tate
Bk Tee
Ty Avalanche
Tye
Pends Black
Ty Justice
George H. MeCleskey
MeCleskie
Deyne
MeCleske Fremen
Eanv
Reenactment Planned for Jet Crash Conditions
Washington reports a planned public reenactment of jet crash conditions following an incident in the barr area. Officials say the demonstration will involve propeller driven planes and focus on aviation safety and parity.
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Washington
UPC
Owhiel
Barr
Tug
Jessen
Buck Passed In Chicago Fight Amid Upl Shneis Ay Gen
Chicago Athletic Commission considers Cassius Clay facing Terrell for heavyweight title and may allow a cleaver bid. General Clark and officials debate licensing and rules as a decision looms, with a planned March 24 inter arena bout under review.
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Chicago
William G. Clark
Pioneer golfer dies in Abilene
Woot Texas protestenis died Tuesday at his home in Abilene. He was father of touring pro Dally Maxwell and grandfather to several professionals. Maxwell helped build the Abilene Country Club and chaired its municipal golf course. Funeral services held at Riker-Warren Home Chapel in Abilene. Survivors include a wife and several daughters.
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Apy
Texas
Maxwell Se
Children Pack Coliseum For 1966 Concert
About 6 000 youngsters filled the Coliseum for the 1966 Children’s Concert. After the performance they spilled into the dust filled parking area as parents prepared to pick up the crowd. Army ROTC honor platoon guarded the exits. Organizers included Mrs Ty de Lovet of Mk Tegra Music Club and Dr Anderson nsfoss.
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Auditorium
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Ty de Lovet
Mk Tegra Music Clue
Anderson
Jack Sheridan
Avalanche-Journal
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Allegra Music Club
Coestunsar
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Lubbock” Symphony
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Celer Guard
Far
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Menku
Hugh Baillie Dies at 75 Former UP Head
Hugh Baillie a longtime United Press executive and world reporter died at Scripps Memorial Hospital at age 75 after a heart condition. He had been in declining health for four years and hospitalized two weeks. Baillie served as UP leader and later company president.
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LA Jolla
Calit
Hugh Baillie
United Press
Scripps Memorial Hospital
Baillie
Body Of Man Found Hanging From Rafter
The notice details the death of Jerome Joe Lave in Fort Worth with a towel linked hanging, describing no foul play signs and noting his status as Fort Worth’s most populous city. It mentions China’s Shanghai and historical notes on trade centers.
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Fort Worth
Jerome Joe Lave
Shanghai
Commu
Otters
China
Love
Clupaedica Britannica
Two men in serious condition after U.S. 87 crash
Jerry Rainbolt 25 of Litlefield remained in serious condition at Methodist Hospital after a head on collision at 1 15 am Monday 142 miles south of Lubbock on U S 87. Lusk 38 of RU 1 Lubbock remained in critical condition in intensive care at Methodist after his pickup hit an embankment northeast of Avuff Sunday.
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Jerry Darrell Rainbolt
Littlefield
Methodist Hospital
Lubbock
U.S
Siun Lusk
Tuesda
Johnson Visits Coffee Break
Washington reports President Johnson visited a morning coffee gathering hosted by Secretary John Gardner of Health Education and Welfare. Seventeen members of Congress were invited to the informal get together as part of Gardner’s outreach for department legislation.
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Washington
Johnson
John W Gardner
Health Education and Welfare
Congress
Gardin
Gardner
Alvin Griffin Tops Hub Toasts At Cabana Motel
Tuesday night hub toast event at the Cabana Motel honored Alvin Griffin as best speaker. Rip fin was named most improved speaker and Jimmy Smith acted as toastmaster with several attendees present.
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Alvin Griffin
Cabana Motel
Steen Persons
Ripfin
Jimmy Smith
Astronauts Interment Set Amid Spaceflight Tragedy
Astronauts Navy Lt Cmdr Alan Bean and Maj. Charles A Bassett II lead Gemini 9 training after a McDonnell Aircraft crash injures crew. Lee and Bassett perished in Dallas Arlington services set for unusual memorials with Arlington National Cemetery as final resting place. Officials at Space Center, McDonnell Aircraft, and NASA prepare inquiry board hearings and continue preparations for the May spaceflight.
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ST. Louis
Eliot M. Lee Jr
Air Force
Charles A. Bassett II
See
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Tex
Bassett
Servien
Arlington
Webster
Presbyterian Metory
Washington
Manned Spacecraft Center
Earth
Cape Kennedy
Fla
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McDonnell
Navy
Alan Bo Shepard
Alan Bean
National Aeronauttics and Space Administration
Houston
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Space Center
Eugene A. Corman
Thomas P. Stafford
Gemini
Cornan
Stafford
Lee-Bassety
Lee
Happiness and the needy path to fulfillment
A reflective piece on happiness quoting James 3 11 stressing that true happiness arises from concern for others and doing worthwhile acts rather than pursuing pleasure. It contrasts pleasure with lasting joy and urges enduring acts of kindness over self indulgence.
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James
Mrs. Minnie Gollihar Rites Planned in Crosbyton
Mrs. Minnie Gollihar 95 longtime Crosbyton resident died in a Fort Worth hospital. Funeral services are set for Friday at 2 p.m. in Crosbyton Methodist Church with burial in McAdoo Cemetery. She was born in Palestine, widow of Charles Gollihar, and survived by a son, two daughters, grandchildren, a great grandchild, a brother and a sister.
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Specs
Minnie Gollihar
Fort Worth
Pam
Inchide
Parte
John M. Grimbind
W F. Fahrenkamp
Funeral services pending for C H Haney in Littlefield
Charles Harold Haney 49 manager of Plains Egg Producers in Littlefield died at 3 15 pm Tuesday at Littlefield Hospital from a heart attack. Services are pending at Ban Mons Funeral Home. He was born in Laneville Texas and moved from Claude with his wife Opal and five children. Survived by wife Opal three daughters Charlotte Millivin Ruth Butler and Renee Haney a son Reagan at Fort Monmouth his mother Mrs CR Haney of Terrell two brothers Fred Laneville Sam Henderson and four sisters Blanche Strong Terrell and Mrs Frank Mustek Terrell Mrs Mabel Bagley and Mrs Maxine Lee Terrell.
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Charles Harold Haney
Plains Egg
Pam
Littlefield Hospital
Cline
Ban. Mons
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Laneville Tex
Claude
Opal
Charlotte Millivin
Ruth Butler
Renee Haney
Reagan
Fort Monmouth
Nat
CR. Haney
Mrs Wilkinson Rites Set At First Baptist Church
Funeral services for Mrs W E Wilkinson 71 New Deal resident will be held at 6am Thursday at First Baptist Church with Rev James Andrews officiating. She died Tuesday at home after years of ill health. Surviving are husband Charlie Wilkinson two daughters Mae McNeely and Maggie Hooks four grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. Grandsons will be pallbearers. Franklin-Bartley Funeral Home, Lubbock, directs.
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First Baptist Church
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Wilkinson
Lubbock County
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City of Lubbock
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Lubbock
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J., Lubbock
William Son
Lopp
Geors Wilkinson
Ave. T. Apt
Mae McNeely
Maggie Hooks
Gilemer
Ken Heart
Chattanoosia Tenn
Oddie: Hayes
Johnie Hayes
Chattanooga
Former Bula Resident Dies
Former Bula resident William Richard Archer of Cleburne died at 1 a.m. Tuesday in Littlefield Hospital after illness while visiting his daughter Mrs. C L Cox of Bula. He was native of Houston and lived in Bula years before moving to Cleburne in 1951. Burial will be in Littlefield Cemetery under Hammons Funeral Home. He is survived by his wife Hattie of Cleburne. one son AL Conf Enords. one daughter Mrs. Cox. two sisters Mrs. Pertha Bathird and Morgan. seven grandchildren and six great grandchildren.
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Cox
Bula
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Archer
Cleburne
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Tess
Sis Burne
Pertha Bathird
Morgan
Patton Rites Slated Today
Funeral services for Oscar BL Patton 79 longtime Floydada resident will be held at First Baptist Church with Rev F C Radley officiating Burial will be in Floyd County Memorial Park Moore Funeral Home in charge Survivors include his wife sons nine grandchildren and three daughters from Floydada and nearby areas Patton formerly lived in Rochester Texas and was a Masonic member for over 50 years
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Flos County
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F.C. Radley
Burin
Floyd County Memorial Park
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