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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1967
Page
7
President Johnson says no decision yet on sending more troops to Vietnam. He notes talks and consultations are ongoing, with indications of possible steps in coming weeks, but stresses no immediate action is planned.
A legislative action proposes a $436 million General Revenue Fund appropriation for the next fiscal year to cover Texas Southern University University of Houston Lamar State Midwestern North Texas State and Pan American College. The Senate Finance subcommittee approved the two-year plan amid urging for a one-year stopgap to fund government operations.
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Fragmentary OCR notes show Claxton WeMasters listed with pending services at a local site. The readable fragment mentions dates and operations but lacks full details due to garbled text.
Avalonche Journal reports a committee meeting where members discussed many possible memes and said no action would be taken this year. The panel chair and board member emphasized further study before deciding on a name change.
The report notes deputies in the family bring pride to the home with children expressing support. A father reveals his wife’s deputy role and her sharp awareness of his whereabouts. The piece references weather reports and a broad cross border note about the Wrigbled States and Canada dated May 2.
Andrea Phares vanished after visiting Hale Center area in 1940s. Investigators reported a missing wife, a found abandoned car, and little progress despite public interest and multiple searches by deputies and Rangers. Family claims she would not leave without belongings. clues and leads stayed inconclusive.
Grand Jury returns multiple indictments alleging robbery with firearms or assault to rob in connection with attacks on Bite-Way Food Store owner A. E. Paige and other incidents. Cases involve hijackings, shootings, and forged instrument charges across Lamesa area with arrests starting April 16.
Funeral services for Mrs. Josephine Waldrop are set for 2 PM at Speers Services in Lovington. The late Mrs. Waldrop, a Meridian resident, will be honored by mourners including her daughters Mrs. Puedl and Mrs. Susith, relatives, and two sisters, with burial at the family plot.
Funeral services are planned today for Mrs. Gandy. The rites will be held at a local church with burial to follow at Lamesa City Cemetery. The deceased was a longtime resident and active member of the community.
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