Mansfield urges U N confrontations over Vietnam and warns of larger war
Senate Majority Leader Mike Mansfield urged a direct U N Security Council confrontation of all powers involved in Vietnam. He predicted troop levels would rise from 510,000 and called for bombing limits to constrain U S involvement within South Vietnam. He said reassessment of U S policy with China and Formosa could help end the war and warned of U S domestic turmoil if resources aren’t mobilized for urban challenges. Mansfield spoke at a Helena press club and at the University of Montana in Missoula.
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Helena
Mont
U.S. Senate
Mike Mansfield
U.N. Security Council
Montana Democrat
U.S
Vietnam
Mansfield
United States
Yeeve
U.s.china
Formosa
U. S
Mansifield
Asia
South Vietnam
North Vietnam
Burglars Hit Lubbock Schools and Businesses
Police investigated multiple break ins across Lubbock including Texas Tech business education department missing two calculators valued at 500 each and Bozeman Elementary principal reports a table radio three pocket knives and pens taken. Other losses include a clarinet at Tech 175, tools over 50, and cash and vending-machine takings at local sites.
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Lubbock
Texas Tech
Business Education Department of
HL. Oc. Mears
Bozeman
E. 2Nd St
Garinet
Billy Blue
44Th St
Tech
Mickey Bernier
10Th St
Lubbock Auto Glass Co
1710
Ave. J
Edgar Womack
14Th St
James Thomas Jr
Slaton
Greater St. Mark Baptist Church
E. 27Th St
Lubbock Electric Co
3Th St
W H Sanders Funeral Sunday
W H Sanders 87 died Friday at Mercy Hospital after a lengthy illness. Services set for 2 p m Sunday at Westview Baptist Church with Rev. Clinton Eastman officiating. Burial in Englewood Cemetery. He was a retired Santa Fe bridge inspector born in Mississippi and moved to Slaton in 1918. Survivors include wife Ola three sons two daughters thirteen grandchildren and seventeen great grandchildren.
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Slaton
W. H. Sanders
Mercy Hospital
Westview Baptist Church
Clinton Eastman
Englewood Cemetery
England
Sanders
Tishamingo
Miss
Bonham
Santa Fe Railway
Ola
Dewey
Bakersfield
Calif
Louis
Pottaboro
Tex
Wallace
Los Alamedas
Ruby Holt
Marie Hutto
Donnie Osburn
San Bernadino
Former Becton Resident Dies in Blacksburg
John Ellis Mullody 55 of Blacksburg Virginia longtime Becton resident died Friday in Blacksburg He was Texas Tech graduate with extensive agricultural research He is survived by daughter Alice and Joan of the home two sons Donald and Paul his mother Mrs Ellis Moody sister Mrs James Rel brother Haden Moody grandchild Services pending in Blacksburg
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John Ellis Mullody
Blacksburg
Becton
Texas Tech
Agriculture Department
Alice
Joan
Donald
Paul
Ellis Moody
Beotont
James Rel
Begton
Haden Moody
Rancho Cordova
Calif
Three Persons Fined After Guilty Pleas
Judge Denzil Beverson set bonds for three defendants who pleaded innocent and sentenced three who pleaded guilty. Clarence Cox, 29, fined 50 dollars and costs for a check law violation. Ernest C. Cantrell, 39, ten days in jail, 150 dollar fine and costs for driving while intoxicated with six months probation. J W Dallas, 50, 175 dollars and costs plus a 10 day probated jail term for DWI. Bonds posted for Ted Smith, 29, and Thomas W. McDaniels, 22, on check law charges and Nona Darnell, 2, charged with shoplifting.
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Denzil Beverson
Clarence Cox
Oakland St
Plainview
Ernest C. Cantrell
Tith St
J. W. Dallas
43Rd St
Ted Smith
47Th St
Thomas W. McDaniels
35Th St
Nona Darnell
23Rd St
C. S. Sullivan Dies Rites Set
C S Sullivan 77 longtime Bailey County resident died at West Plains Hospital in Muleshoe. Services to be held 2 30 p m Sunday at North Side Church of Christ with Frank Duckworth and Van McCormick officiating. Burial Bailey County Memorial Park. Survived by two sons five daughters a sister eighteen grandchildren and eighteen great grandchildren.
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Muleshoe
C. S
Steve) Sullivan
Bailey County
West Plains Hospital
North Side Church of
Okla
Lockney
North Side Church of Christ
Architecture of the Universe Planetarium Lecture
The West Texas Museum on the Texas Tech campus hosts a Planetarium Lecture titled Architecture of the Universe this Sunday at 3 p.m. Admission is 50 cents for adults and 25 cents for children. preschool children are not admitted. This is the final showing for April. further program is Stranger than Fiction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Texas Museum
Texas Tech
Mindszenty Holds Quiet 76th Birthday at U.S. Embassy
Jozsef Cardinal Mindszenty observed his 76th birthday with a morning private mass at the U.S. Embassy in Budapest, continuing his long-standing pattern of low profile celebrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Budapest
Jozsef Cardinal Mindszenty
U.S
Rail crossings death toll spurs U.S. transport study
The 1967 railroad crossing fatalities reached 1,780 with over 4,000 injured as the Transportation Department forms a committee led by Secretary Alan S. Boyd to analyze safety. It weighs federal funding shifts, warning signs, policing focus, and a possible nationwide hazard rating system to reduce deaths and injuries.
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Robert F. Buckhorn
Washington
UPI
U.S. Department of Transportation
Transportation
Alan S. Boyd
National Transportation Safety Group
Congress
United States
Boyd
Woman Marine Faces Court Martial for Refusing Training
Cpl. Mary Elizabeth Burns, 20, of Grand Junction Colorado, refused orders to attend the Woman Marine Non Commissioned Officers Leadership School at Quantico Virginia. She filed for discharge and issued a five page antiwar statement condemning U S policy in Vietnam. The court martial was ordered with date to be set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U. S
Vietnam
Cpl
Mary Elizabeth Burns
Grand Junction
LBJ
Burns
Marines
Marine Headquarters Battalion
Woman Marine Non-Commissioned Officers
Quantico
Services for Mrs. Evarista Rocha
Mrs. Evarista Rocha 71 of Idalou died Wednesday in Methodist Hospital. Funeral services set for noon today at St. Patrick's Church with burial in Idalou Cemetery. Survived by six sons, a daughter, 27 grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. Also note: about 290 dollars damage from vandalism at Seventh Day Adventist Church Friday night with burned carpet holes and lights removed.
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Evarista Rocha
Rt. 1
Idalou
Methodist Hospital
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
Henderson Funeral
Seventh Day Adventist Church
10Th St
Sgt. Joe Don Hughes Rites Slated Tuesday
Services for Marine Sgt. Joe Don Hughes are planned in Leavenworth, Kansas, Tuesday. A Vietnam War veteran who died at Camp Lejeune, North Carolina from injuries after a car accident he sustained in Vietnam, Hughes leaves his wife and four children, plus parents, siblings, and extended family.
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Marine
Joe Don Hughes
B. S. Hughes
39Th St
Leavenworth
Kan
Hughes
Vietnam
Camp Lejeune
N.C
David
Donnie
Pat
Kathie
Arvie
L. T. Bell
Wilbur Pletszch
Roscoe
Gene Hughes
Dallas
Cycle Mishap Hurts Texas Tech Student
A Texas Tech sophomore in critical condition at Methodist Hospital after a motorcycle crash Friday near Loop 289 and 4th Street. Police say the 18 year old was knocked from his bike as he rode south on an access road and collided with a car driven by 28 year old Kirby Williams.
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Texas Tech
Methodist Hospital
4Th Street
Apt
Kirby D. Williams
Anton
Williams
Kenny Moore
55Th Int
Steve Davis
88Th St
Methodist
Shelby Jersig Jr Rites Scheduled in Clovis
Services for Shelby Jersig Jr 11 will be held at Central Christian Church with Dr Stanley Letcher Jr officiating. Burial at Lawn Haven Cemetery. He died after being struck by a pickup on Highway near his home while riding a bicycle. Survived by two step sisters Mrs Shelby Ann Rogers and Mrs Jewel Fillpot and grandmother Mrs Fannie Mae Crain.
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Clovis
Shelby Jersig Jr
Shelby Jersig Sr
Central Christian Church
Stanley Letcher Jr
Lawn Haven Cemetery
Sherwood Mortuary
Zia
Clovis Memorial Hospital
Hwy
Bay Sims Dies. Rites Held in Levelland Church
Bay Sims 62 a Levelland resident since 1945 died Thursday at 6 p m. Funeral services 3 p m today at Park Drive Baptist Church with Rev M J Mosely and Rev Don Murry officiating. Burial in City of Levelland Cemetery directed by George C Price Funeral Home. Sims a native of Windom was a retired well repairman. He leaves Alta two sons Elzie Roswell N M and John Levelland three daughters Georgie Baze Mary Marshall Patsy Boles a sister Mattie Rankin of Blanchard Okla and eight
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Levelland
Bay Sims
Park Drive Baptist Church
M. J. Mosely
Don Murry
City of Levelland
George C. Price
Sims
Windom
Alta
Elzie
Roswell
N. M
John
Georgie Baze
Mary Marshall
Patsy Boles
Beaumont
Mattie Rankin
Blanchard
Okla
My Country Liberty and Faith in America
Poem emphasizes the American nation as blessed by God and aligned with freedom and religion. It asserts a republic guided by righteousness and justice, praising liberty, precepts, and a soft leadership toward light. The author Julien C. Hyer frames the United States as a nation under the Lord seeking global goodwill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julien C. Hyer
Newark Police Claim Riot Leaflets Describe Guerrilla Warfare
Newark Police Director Dominick A. Spina testified before a legislative commission that leaflets printed by agitators describe plans for guerrilla warfare this summer. He said the leaflets urge attacks on business and white areas and show how to make Molotov cocktails. Spina noted locks on police cars and water-taping tactics to hinder firefighting, and he criticized Gov Hughes riot study as un American. Gov Hughes signed a bill granting 331456 dollars for equipment to quell future disorder.
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Trenton
N.J
Newark
Dominick A. Spina
Spina
Legislative Commission On Criminal Justice
Ie Wai
Richard J. Hughes
Riot Study Commission
Commission
Gov. Hughes
Sawyer Graham Services Slated In Brownfield
Sawyer A Graham 53 died Friday at his home of an apparent heart attack. Services set for 4 p m today at First Presbyterian Church Brownfield with Rev Albert McDowell officiating. Entombment in Resthaven Mausoleum Lub bock under Brownfield Funeral Home direction. He was born on the Sawyer Ranch south of Brownfield and attended Brownfield public schools. He served as lieutenant in the Army Quartermaster Corps and vice president of Brownfield State Bank and Trust Co from 1939 to 1964 before directing farming and ranching interests. He was a Mason and elder at First Presbyterian Church with surviving son Duane, his mother Mrs E A Graham, brother G G Graham, and sisters Mrs Wanda Amo and Mrs Twillaborough.
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Brownfield
Sawyer A. Graham
First Presbyterian Church
Albert McDowell
Intombment
Resthaven Mausoleum
Lubbock
Brownfield Funeral Home
Sawyer Ranch
New Mexico Military Institute
Roswell
Army, Quartermaster Corp
Brownfield State Bank and Trust Co
Brownfield Masaic Lodge
Brownfield Rotary Club
Faneta
Duane
E. A. Graham
G. G. Graham
Texas City
Wanda Amo
Twillaborough
Monahans
Funeral today for Clarence M. Cooper in Aspermont
Clarence M. Bud Cooper 73 died Thursday at Stonewall Memorial Hospital after a heart attack. Services are 2:30 p.m. at First Baptist Church with Rev. James Wood and Rev. Darold Baldwin officiating. Burial in Girard Cemetery. Survivors include a son Wayman, three daughters, two brothers, and ten grandchildren.
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Aspermont
Clarence M
Bud) Cooper
Stonewall Memorial Hospital
First Baptist Church
James Wood
Central Baptist Church
Darold Baldwin
Girard Cemetery
Littlepage Funeral Home
Ellis County
Cooper
Girard
The
Baptist Church
Wayman
Big Spring
Floyd Harvey
Fort Worth
James R. Hickman
Washington, D. C
B. G. Cook
Tom
Spur
H. W
Clyde L. Wilson Dies Rites Set
Clyde L. Wilson Sr. of 1714 E 47th St dies at 10:45 p.m. Thursday. Services are 10 a.m. today at Henderson Memorial Chapel with Rev. Herman Williams officiating. Graveside rites 4 p.m. at Colorado City Cemetery. Arrangements by Henderson Funeral Directors. Wilson lived in Lubbock since 193 and retired from Continental Oil. Survived by Mabie Mabie, daughter Marcia Ly, two sons Clyde L. Wilson Jr and Darrell E., a brother Arthur C. Wilson, two sisters Mrs. Charles Powell and Mrs. Forrest Whiteside, and five grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde L. Wilson Sr
E. 47Th St
Henderson Memorial Chapel
Herman Williams
Second Baptist Church
Colorado City Cemetery
Henderson Funeral
Wilson
Lubbock
Continental Oil Company
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Hjalmar Peterson
Columbus
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Jefferson Memorial
U.S. Transportation Agency
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Greenfield Village
Mich
Colo
Mia Farrow
London
Sgt
Shelby Jersig
Country
Richard Nixon
Wisconsin
Nixon
Milwaukee
Sawyer Graham
Sophia Loren
Marc Bohan
Christian Dior
Paris
Clarence Cooper
Clyde L. Wilson
Peaceful Gardens
Memorial Park
Iurerritu Camera Etree
Tahoka Highway
I Steege
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