Police Beef Up Forces In Omaha Riot Areas
Police reinforcements moved into Omaha Near North Side after a night of disorders that left one Negro teenager dead and many buildings damaged. Officers used a flying wedge to disperse demonstrators at a Wallace for president rally, while the mayor and officials condemned the violence and urged calm as schools closed and tensions rose.
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Omaha
Basil Raffe
North ‘Side
North Side
Wallace
Montgomery
Ala
Heart Switch Fatal To Apes Experiment At City
Two healthy baboons died in Oklahoma City after a six man cardiovascular team transplanted their hearts in an experiment to gain information on heart treatment. The incident occurred Tuesday three hours after the procedures.
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Oklahoma City
Himmane
Funeral services set for Mrs Artis Nelson 19
Funeral services for Mrs Artis Nelson 19 will be at 430 PM at Oakwood Reptt ch with Rev John Schwenten officiating. Burial in City of Lubbock cemetery directed by Sanders hineral Home. Mrs Payne resided at Vernon Ave and was a drowning victim Sunday at White River Lake. Survivors include her husband Hi.
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Artis Nelson
Hay
Oakwood
John Schwenten
Brian
City of Lubboc
Sanders Hineral
Payne
Vernon Ave
White Riv‘Lake
Funeral notices for Roy Dunn and Donna J Huggins
Farwell Plainview Roy Dunn and Donna J Huggins step sister of Dimmitt Funeral services details appear in this fragmented notice for family members and relations from the Plainview Farwell and Dimmitt area. The text references Mr and Mrs Dunn and Donna J Huggins with limited contact information.
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Plainview
Mr. and
Roy Dunn
A. Stepsister
Donna J . Huggins
Dimmitt
Rites Pending for Friona Farmer J M Watson
Funeral arrangements are pending for J M Watson 73 a Friona resident since 1926 a retired farmer who died in a local hospital. Surviving relatives include his widow Mrs Martha Bates and several daughters sons and grandchildren. The article lists numerous relatives including Mrs Lorraine Welch Mrs Ed Boggess and Mrs Jamie Lilall of Friona and others in Amarillo Levelland Las Cruces Weslaco Belton and Ruidoso.
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Friona
J. M. Watson
Watson
Martha Bates
Lorraine Welch
Ed Boggess
Jamie Lilall
Helen "Teague
Amarillo
Macle Hunt
Levelland
Selma Runoff Loom in Democratic Primary
Selma Alabama AP reports two of seven Negro candidates in Berma's Democratic primary headed toward runoffs as white opponents trailed. Incumbent Mayor Joe T J Sennen Hs Nesome defeated by Reverend Ie Ls Anderson and John Day, a white chorpractor, amid 48 precincts. Day led with 1,969 votes to 38 for a Negro candidate.
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Selma
Ala
Berma
Joe. T.J. Sennen Hs" Nesome
Ls Anderson
John Day
Nikely
Negros Ean
Talks Gain Momentum as Copper Strike Near End
White House mediation brings cautious optimism for a settlement after 238 days. Negotiators for 26 unions press for nationwide bargaining while Copper firms insist on company specific deals. Talks span Texas refinery Arizona mines and Yonkers fabrication plant as workers still strike.
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White House
Lans
Jany
Texas
Arizona
Yonkers, N.Y
Husky Youth Nabbed In Bow Slaying In New York
A 16 year old, John J. Jimenez, was arrested in the bow and arrow death of 15 year old John Gasca of the Bronx. Gasca died Monday from a steel tipped arrow to the heart after a dispute over a bicycle. Two other youths, aged 13 and 14, were questioned and released.
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New York
John J. Jimenez
John Gasca
Bronx
178Th Street
Neigh
Gasca
Mahoney
Jimenez
Com Nny
Mandt
Saue
Harry Whitley Rites Arranged for New Century Series Computers
NCR plans to install 5,000 Century Series units in a major expansion, touting a thin memory core and 800 nanosecond cycle time. The Monolithic ICs and six-card logic integrate most advances, with NCR aiming for over 1 billion dollars in equipment. Local area focus on Lubbock.
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NCR
Lubbock
Alton S Powell Dies At Age 73
Alton S Powell, 73, died at 8 a.m. Tuesday in Littlefield Hospital after a short illness. Funeral arrangements are incomplete at Hammons Funeral Home. Survivors include his wife Julia, two daughters, plus several brothers and grandchildren. Farwell and Sudan, Texas areas are noted with multiple family members listed. The report also contains unrelated technical notes about Century computers and upcoming model plans.
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Litlefield Hospital
Hammons
Winners Named At Floydada Livestock Show
Floydada special report: Scott Simpson from Floydada won the grand championship with a heavyweight Hereford. Reserve went to Catton Johnson of South Plains with a heavy Angus. Hampshire barrow title went to Rex Batty with Rex Harrison as the lightweight Poland China reserve. Other class champions include Kay Russell and Diana Scheele in Hereford and Angus divisions, Jim Kropp and Judy Prabasco in wool divisions, and Rex Batt with Max Prabasco in Chester White. The show closes today with a 1 pm auction of 172 animals.
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Floydada
Scott Simpson
FFA
Hereford
Angus
Catton Johnson
South Plains
Hampshire
Rex Batty
Barrow
Rex Harrison
Poland
China
Kay Russell
Simpson
Diana Scheele
Becky Copelin
Johnson
Jim Kropp
Mitch
Prabasco
Judy Prabasco
Morris ‘McClellan
Shropshire
Kropp
Charles Minch
Luann Lovell
Chester White
Rex Batt
Max Probasco
Herschel Smith
Probers Give Clean Bill To Baptist Loan Boards
An investigative committee told Texas Baptist leaders that the Baptist General Convention of Texas and its Church Loan Board revealed no dishonesty in church investments. The report urged annual audits, while other actions included electing Dunn and Strickland as associates of the Christian Life Commission and opposing partisan gambling in Texas. The board also discussed relocating BGCT headquarters and distributing 175000 in 1967 surplus funds to colleges and hospitals.
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Baptist
Dallas
R. A. Springer
Texas Baptist Leaders
HemisFall
San Antonio
The
Baptist General
mem‘Gonvention of
Texas
Weklbers
Don Bailey
Waco
James E. Frost
Nashville, Tenn
General Convention of
John M
Baptist Church Loan
Col Smith
Albany
BGCT
California
James
Italy
Lybia
Africa
Baaia Pee
Christian Life Commission
Texas Bapists
Charles McLaughlin
Missions Commission of the
Eimin K. Howell Jr
Acvicies
First Baptist Church
Mt Shreveport
Rio Grande
Howell
B. J. Martin
Pasadena
Don Singletary
Fort Worth
Church Loan Board
Mrs Jackson's Services Pending
LAMESA Special Services for Mrs Susan E Jackson 70 who died Tuesday at Medical Arts Hospital after long illness. A La mesa resident since 1918 she is survived by three daughters Mrs Joe Carroll Mrs B K Henson both of Lamesa and Mrs Buck Kirksey of Odessa three sons Edward San Angelo Bill Phoenix and Caroll Abilene and 12 grandchildren.
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Lamesa
Branon-Phillips Funeral Home
Susan Ethel Jackson
Medical Arts ‘Hospital
Train fatally injures woman at Monahans
MONAHANS AP Mrs C R Servis of Monahans was killed Tuesday when a Texas and Pacific freight train struck her as she pushed a grocery cart across the tracks. Police said the freight was moving slowly at the time.
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Monahans
C. R. Servis
Texas & Pacific
Funeral Today for Mrs Scott Stanton
Mrs Emily Elizabeth Scott 91 died at 1255 am at Parkview Manor Rest Home Midland. Service 3 pm today at First Baptist Church with Rev W H Ubiman officiating Burial Evergreen Cemetery Gilbreath Funeral Home in charge. Born Lila Ga she came to Stanton in 1924 from Young County Survivors include three daughters Mia Bertice Cleve land Fort Worth Sadie Langford Pampa Katherine Hamilton Big Spring two sons Philip Houston Ben Waco three sisters H R Caffey Stanton Annie Smith Big Spring Lucille Sample Big Spring 14 grandchildren 30 great grandchildren.
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Sadie Langford
Pampa
Katherine Hamilton
Big Spring
Philip
Houston
Ben
Waco
H. R. Caffey
Stanton
Annie Smith Rand
Lucille Sample
Alexander Rites Planned Today
Special services for longtime resident Joseph Alexander, 89, planned for 2 p.m. today at the Baptist Church with Rev. J. J. Terry and Rev. EI Langston officiating. Burial at Littlefield Memorial Park. Alexander, a native of Newton Massachusetts, died 4 p.m. Tuesday at Latettela Hospital. He moved to Texas at age 12, settled in Spade in 1931, and was a retired farmer. Survivors include two sons William P. of Grapevine and Joe D. of Lubbock. four daughters Paren Turner of Lakeside Oregon, Loy Mouser of Spade, John Mullins of Concord California, and Henry Bruce of Vancouver Washington. 18 grandchildren and 17 great grandchildren.
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Farwell
Tome Mmaruenesu
Powell
Harry B. Whitley
Parker County
Julia
Bill Foyl
Steed-Tood Funeral
Clovis
Mary
Ann Osborn
Friona
Lamar
Gene
Tom
Pilot Point
Tex
Virgil
Phoenix
Ariz
Joseph] Alexander
J. J. Terry
EI Langston
Methodist Church
Littlefeld Memorial Park
Hammons
Greer
Newton
Mass
Latettela Hospital
Clint He
Texas
Spade
Anton
William P
Grapevine
Joe D
Lubbock
Paren ‘Turner
Lakeside
Ore
Loy Mouser
John Mullins
Concord
Calif
Henry Bruce
Vancouver
Wash
Promises of God Heal Sins and Diseases, 1900s Note
Julien C. Hyer reflects on Psalm 103 verse three and the idea that God forgives sins and heals all thy diseases. The text argues prayer blocks destructive sources of sin and evil and emphasizes divine redemption of souls from destruction through faith and God's will.
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Julien C. Hyer
Three Networks Seek Break in Equal Time Rules
Washington CNN officials of CBS NBC and ABC urged Congress to suspend equal time requirements. Frank Stanton said lifting rules would improve coverage of major presidential candidates. CBS had dropped an Wallace documentary fearing obligations to air similar programs for other declared candidates. Reuven Frank urged at least a six year suspension for this year’s elections.
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Washington
UPI
Congress
Frank Stanton
Columbia Broadcasting System
Stanton
CBS
Alabama
George Wallace
Reuven Frank
Broadcasting Company
Ellen
Paul
Midland
Elmer W. Lower
Ora McCollum
American Broadcastingsa
C. J. Wurster
Congress Allslater
F. L. Fellingham
Uft
Portland, Ore
Wurster Rites Pend At Clovis
Funeral arrangements were pending at Sherwood Mortuary in Clovis for Paul F. Wurster 59 a Farwell resident for 42 years. Wurster died Tuesday in an Albuquerque hospital after a brief illness He was a World War II veteran and a member of the Masonic Lodge Farwell Lions Club and Hamlin Memorial Methodist Church.
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Farwell
Sherwood Mortuary
Clovis
Paul F. Wurster
Continental Oil Co. Con
Wurster
Albuquerque
Masonic Lodge
Farwell Lions Club
Hamlin Memorial Methodist Church
Seagraves Rites Slated For Auto Accident Victim
Seagraves services are set for Manuel G. Garcia Jr. 71, killed in an auto crash near Lawton Oklahoma. A 4 p.m. service will be held at St. Pauls Catholic Church with Rev. Cornelis Ramirez officiating, followed by military graveside rites at Seagraves Cemetery. Webb Funeral Home directs. Garcia served in the U.S. Army, was stationed at Fort Sill, born in Harlingen, and moved to Seagraves three years ago. He married Lydia guitar of Seagraves in October. Survivors include his parents, a sister group in Lakeview Michigan and Harlingen, and four sisters.
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Seagraves
Manuel G. Garcia Jr
Lawton
Okla
St. Paul's Catholic Church
Cornelis Ramirez
Seagraves Cemetery
Webb Funeral Home
Garcia
U.S. Army
Groundbreaking Set At Snyder for Magnesium Plant
A Snyder site will host groundbreaking ceremonies for a multi million dollar plant. Roger Wheeler of Tulsa leads the project claiming the facility will extract about 30 000 tons of magnesium annually from underground water at roughly 1600 feet. Completion is expected in about 18 months.
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Snyder
American ‘Magnesium Co
Roger Wheeler
Tulsa
Robbs Move Back To White House
Washington AP report says Lynda Bird Johnson Robb and Marine Captain Charles S. Robb left their Arlington rental and moved back into the White House for a few days before cross country travel to Camp Pendleton, California, en route to Vietnam. Quebec, Canada, is noted as the only walled city in North America.
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Washington
Johnson
Lynda Bird
Charles S. Robb
Arlington
White House
Robb
Camp Pendleton
Calif
Vietnam
Quebec
Canada
North America
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Omaha Board For Education
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Srusenenes
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Williams
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Artis Payne
Jater
Healy
W. S
Bill) Heatly
Paducah
Grover Murray
Find
Roy Farr Sr
Lubbock Country
Legis
Heatly
House
Appropriations Committee
Austin
NEW _YORK
Harry Whitley
Alton S. Powell
Sudan
Alton Stephen Powell
Reana Nces
Sawyer County
Wis
Delores Levi
Hosband
North Woods
Viven Funeral Home
19Th St. Lubbock
Mrs. Scott
Aptes
Robbs
Keith Franklin
Peaceful Gardens
Memorial Park
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