Rotary History Traced During Banquet Here
John C. Dalton of Bell Jesus Christ of the Latter-Day Saints traced Rotary’s history from a five-man club in 1905 to its current 700000-member international status. He said Rotary fosters peace and goodwill, mutual respect, and trust, citing the Rotary Foundation funded exchanges. Five Lubbock area Rotarians will visit Finland later this year. five Finnish members will return. The event capped the annual Rotary conference with Governor Nominee Marshall Formby present for a district governor selection.
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John C. Dalton
Rotary International
Marshall Formby
Plainview
Formby
Dalton
Rotary
Switzerland
Church of Tional
Bell Jesus Christ of the Latter-Day Flower
Calif
Saints
Free Nations
Layer
Tanitary
Hotary Foundation
Lubbock
Finland
Johnston
Milton Mum
Lubbock Chamber of Commerce
Gary Ratz
Radoploe Techinician
Amari
Gils Passmare
Soil Co
Agricultiy
Hares Oberhelman
Texas ‘Tech Universy
Chile
Annnual Rotary Conference
Whalton
Mall
Nominew Marshall Formby
Taineview
Texas Ngsarest Cech
Sennen
Daaslund de
Gheun FB
Dent
Aboot Rotary Club
J. Edd Mcbaughlin
Atecury International
Halls Rotary Club
Dalion
Patton
Sis Homietowielub
Spotlight Lounge Becomes Church Under Pastor Horn
In Dallas the Spotlight Lounge is redeveloped as Golden Chain Baptist Church under Rev. J. L. Horn. He removed neon beer signs, replaced them with a church covenant and cross, and cites teaching the Bible over perfection. He fears city plans may seize the land for a highway within years.
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Dallas
Golden Chain Baptist Church
Spotlight Lounge
J. L. Horn
Horn
Simon
Huen
Elmirch
Price Ceiling Stir Frays NATIONWIDE Meat Market Debate
The Associated Press reports mixed reactions to Nixon’s meat price ceiling as farmers, packers, retailers, and consumer groups assess its impact. Critics warn of shortages and higher costs if production drops, while supporters say it curbs inflation. Boycotters vow to continue April actions despite the ceiling.
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Associated Press
Nixon
Ed Johnson
Ohio
Men's Association
Hina Acinar
Oregon
Tom McCalling
Ajon
Joseph B. Danzansky
Giant Food Inc
Farm Bureau
Minnesota
Iowa
Nebraska
North Dakota
Swift Co
New Mexico Cattle Growers Association
Alvin Stockton
Ile
Death course offered in Lewistown high school
Local high school integrates death education as part of English classes. Funeral directors push the program nationwide, citing harm from funeral costs coverage. Indian Lake High School benefited from a student activity book and classroom discussions led by teacher Marion Hemphill, with plans to expand to more schools amid a Columbus news conference.
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Lewistown, Ohio
UPI
Funeral Home
National Funeral Directors Association Hs
le van Horn
Indian Lake
Marion Hemphill
Valle Nick Popa
Columbus
Manufacturers
Popa
Papa
van Horn
Craig Conley
Conley
Charges Lodged Against Pair in Burglary Cases
Felony complaints alleging burglary and theft were filed Friday against two Plainview men. Alvin Ray Sanders, 32, 2104 W 4th St, released on three 1000 dollar bonds. He faces two counts burglary and one count felony theft connected to a February disappearance of 2430.75 in tools from the Ray Dickey Mill near Amarillo Highway Erskine Road. Celestino Herrera Gr. W7, 2211 E 19th St, arrested near Tot Grocery 1906 E 19th St for a break in at candy shop totaling about 10 dollars, arraigned before Justice Charles E. Smith and released under 1000 dollar bond.
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Ourglary
Alvin Ray Sanders
4Th St
Plainview
Hale County
Lubbock
Ray Dickey
Amarillo
Erskine Road
Celestino Herrera Gr
E. 19Th St
E. Mth
Justice of the Peace
Charles E. Smith
Herrera
Man Charged With Theft At Airport
An airport security guard at Lubbock Regional Airport faced felony theft charges Friday for an about $80 loss from a purse. The suspect James Doug Brown, 33, of 3301 Tasca Street, was arraigned and released on 1500 bond. Authorities said Brown’s employment ended due to dereliction of duties.
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Lubbock Regional
James Doug Brown
Tasca St
Justice of the Peace
Charles E. Smith
Marvin Coffee
Brown
Coffee
T. Dixon
Beeville
James Marein
Lon Conley
Phone service restored after car hits pole west Lubbock
Restoration completed about 10 p m Friday for roughly 600 Southwestern Bell Telephone customers in west Lub- ely after a cable was cut by a car collision with a pole. Dale Johnson, info officer, said the outage affected areas west of Frankfort and west Loop 289, with service returning citywide in the Carlisle area.
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Southwestern Bell Telephone
West Lub
Dale Johnson
Frankfortest
West Loop
Carlisle T
RFK's Son Released From Hospital Again
Joseph P. Kennedy II eldest son of Robert F. Kennedy has been released from Merrick Memorial Hospital after a second stay for concussion and after headaches dizziness nausea and blurred vision following a Saturday accident. A prior discharge occurred Monday then readmission Wednesday. The Bering Glacier in Alaska is noted as 125 miles long and covering 2250 square miles.
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Berkeley
Calif
Joseph P. Kennedy II
Robert F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Merrick Memorial
United States
Bering
Cordova
Alaska
Area Couple Named In Suit
The Maryland Casualty Co. files a 76,923.89 suit in U.S. District Court against Rex Slater and Leona of Ralls and Dallas residents William F. Rippetoe, his wife, and Walter Ellerd and his wife. The claim alleges the company posted a surety bond for North American Municipal Supply, Inc. and Rippetoe related to a 1967 gas line project, with subsequent contract default by the parties.
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Maryland Casualty Co
South Plains
Dallas
Bbond
U.S
Rex Slater
Leona
Ralls
William F. Rippetoe
Walter Ellerd
North American Municipal Supply, Inc
Rippetoe
Missouri
American Municipal Supply, Inc
Milk Formula Study Proper, Prof Claims
A pediatrics professor from a Texas medical school insisted a milk formula study was entirely proper and safe and not linked to seven infant deaths. He cited linoleic acid adjustments as needed for growth, while noting the deaths were due to unrelated causes in mostly black infants.
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Galveston
UPI
Texas Medical School
Charles W. Daeschmer
Arild E. Hansen
Daeschner
Hansen
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Priscilla Draska
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Fight Inflation Together
FIT
Lynn Jordan
Virginia Citizens Consumers Council
Alberta Slavin
St. Louis
RFK
Merriman Business College
U.S. Navy
Jeremiah Denton
Virginia Beach
Burlington
N.C
Denton
Hanoi
Elon College
Jim
Taverel Tragete Allowance
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Dillard’s
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