Shriners Plan Large Plainview Ceremonial Parade
More than 2000 Panhandle South Plains Shriners and wives travel to Plainview for Amarillo Khiva Temple spring ceremonial. Registration starts Friday at the Hilton with a 6 p.m. dinner, 8 p.m. Hot Sands Follies, and a Saturday parade downtown led by Sam Ross and a Lubbo ck motorcycle escort.
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Plainview
Amarillo
Highland School
Plainview Eastern Star
Khiva
Broadway
Courthouse Square
Sam Ross
Flomot
Lubbock
High School
Texas National Guard Armory
Hilton Hotel
Louis Cummings
Brazilian Foreign Minister Lafer Hospitalized in Boston Checkup
Horacio Lafer of Brazil is a patient at the Joslin Clinic in Boston for a routine physical examination. The Joslin Clinic specializes in diabetes care and research.
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Boston
Horacio Lafer
Joslin Clinic
Trouble Hot Spot Your Gall Bladder
Reader's Digest article discusses gall bladder issues affecting about one in four adults. It explains gallstones, potential noninvasive breakup options, prevention ideas, and the organ’s role in abdominal pain. Page 157.
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Reader’s Digest
Ady
Iraqi Premier Clamps Down On Communists In Iraq
Iraqi Premier Abdel Karim Kassem moves to curb Communist influence as Baghdad’s party presses shift from adulation to criticism. Ibrahim Kubba faces house arrest. Zaki Khairi’s party application is rejected. cabinet ministers may be dismissed while Kassem maintains pro Nasser alignment.
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David Dugas
Baghdad
Iraq
UPI
Abdel Karim Kassem
Kassem
U.A.R
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Elies
Reds
Communist Party
Daud Sayigh
Zaki Khairi
Khairi
Ibrahim ‘Kubba
Kubba
Faisal Samir
Islamic Society
Delegation Of Nurses To Leave For Meet Today
A group of 14 Lubbock nurses from the Texas Graduate Nurses Assn. District 18 will depart at 7 a m by chartered bus for San Antonio for the 52nd TGNA convention Thursday through Saturday. The program includes licensing law discussions and a talk on mental health by Dr. Robert Sutherland. Six members will travel by car.
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San Antonio
Lubbock
The
Texas Graduate Nurses Assn
Sue Barfoot
Connie Shipman
TGNA
Stena Woodlock
Faye Pace
Voncille Turner
District 18
Borger
Amarillo
Texas
Robert Sutherland
Hogg Foundation
Jeanne McKaughan
Trip
Said
Iona Weillard
Maude Dunn
Gladys Johnson
Mary Lofley
Alphal le Claire
Dorothy Jordan
Jane West
Vera Hively
Bernice Wisdom
Connie [Shipman
Lena Mae Williamson
Jeanne McKavghan
Mable McClain
Laura Nell Guthrie
Gayle McComb
Dolly l Fraley
Elizabeth Poundsland
Frances Edwards
Man Found Innocent In Traffic Case
Jurors found Mrs. Tommie Allen Thomas innocent of negligent collision charges in a Corporation Court appeal heard in County Court at Law sessions. Judge Pat Moore presided with a $25 fine previously assessed. Ford was found guilty of speeding with a $10 fine and costs. Other Monday actions set bonds for several not guilty pleas and guilty checks, shoplifting, and drunk driving cases.
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Tommie Allen Thomas
Rt. 2
Lubbock
Corporation Court
Pat Moore
Ward K. Wilkinson
Jewell Benton
Paul J. Shook
Loyce Watson Carraway
J. B. Thompson
Bob Hubbard
Robert J. Allen
Lowell Lindsey
Red) Ford
Ford
Allen
Cecil Winston Bumpass
Ave. U
Robert Lester Wilbanks
J. J. Miles
9Th St
Freddie Lovelle Reed
Littlefield
Thomas Trevino
Puentes
Leon
Michael Brown
Apt. C
James Haggard
Norfolk
Robertson
Tex
Cecil A. Trammell
Ave. D
David H. Thompson
1816 Ave
Imported Labor Program Is Hit Hard
At the 83rd annual convention Dolph Briscoe of the Texas and Southwestern Cattle Raisers Association denounced the imported labor program as worsening. He cited Labor Department plans to bar ranch labor after July 1 and urged amendments to Public Law 78 for workable terms. The association voted to oppose the law unless changes are made. Judge Joe A. Montague reported 184 cattle theft cases in the past year, with 160 resolved and penalties totaling 744 years.
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Association
Joe A. Montague
Association Atorney
Midland Theft Ring Is Broken in Midland
Police Chief Harold Wallace said $13,000 worth of loot from a ring preying on outboard motors and boat supplies has been recovered in Midland. Seven men face charges including theft and receiving stolen property. motors were sold as far east as Corsicana.
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Midland
UPI
Harold Wallace
Richard Pruett
Danny Bennett
Donald Forsythe
Richard Johnson
Charles Ray Hendrix
Snyder
Thomas Franklin Patterson
Goldsmith
Archie Glasgo
Odessa
Hendrix
Patterson
Glas
Quake Shattered City Faces Ghost Town Future
Agadir Morocco, crippled by two quakes near midnight February 29, is deemed uninhabitable with over 12,000 dead and 2.5 injured out of 45,000 residents. Six German scientists warn a “new Agadir” would be built about two miles south of the current site.
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Agadir
Morocco
Two Held on Liquor Law Violations and DUI Charge
Nathaniel Holmes 28 of 406 17th St and Prentice Floyd Mayo 31 of 9823 Ist Pl charged with liquor law violations bond $750 each. Floyd Self 28 of 1002 Idalou Rd placed under $500 bond on charges of driving while intoxicated after a Sunday chase and motorcycle crash.
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Nathaniel Holmes
17Th St
Prentice Floyd Mayo
Ist Pl
Floyd Self
Idalou
Area Crash Kills Man Near Snyder
A 20-year-old McGregor man, Dwayne Durwood Carter, was killed when his car hit a ditch and smashed into a house being moved along U.S. Highway 84 north of Snyder. The house, 28 by 52 feet, was being hauled by Cleadon Harry Bigham of Lubbock. Carter, who was thrown from the car, died instantly. his body was taken to Bell Funeral Home. Funeral arrangements were pending.
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Snyder
McGregor
Dwayne Durwood Carter
U.S. Hwy
Here
Carter
Cleadon Harry Bigham
Lubbock
Dermott
Bell Funeral Home
Bigham
Warning Issued On Storage Of Water In Rural Areas
Spring rains may contaminate domestic wells if surface runoff enters them. W R Bradford, county sanitarian, urges rural families to inspect well construction and maintenance. Recommendations include keeping wells distant from contamination sources, proper casing and cementing, chlorine disinfection, replacing cesspools with septic tanks, and biannual bacteriological testing with samples analyzed at the health department.
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W. R. Bradford
Lubbock City-County
Health ’Department
Lubbock County
Bradford
Workers dismissed in Basra amid union activity
The Ittihad Ashaab newspaper reports more than 400 workers were dismissed in Basra and 100 others detained for involvement in union activities. The notice is dated Monday and cites Iraqi authorities.
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Baghdad
Iraq
Basra
Ittihad Ashaab
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Wings of Communists
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19Th Street
Lubbock, Texas
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Dumas
Boyd Polson
Birge
Baker
ST. Joseph
ST. Joseph Aspirin
St Joseph Aspirin
Cadillac
Alderson
Stree
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