Former Gestapo HQ in Paris to host early peace talks
The United States and North Vietnam agreed to hold preliminary Vietnam peace contacts in Paris at the Interna tional Conference Center near the Arc de Triomphe. Police sealed the building amid preparations as U S and Hanoi teams moved equipment and aides into position.
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Allana
Priaulx Paris
UPI
United States
North Vietnam
Vietnam
Gestapo
Paris
Woodruff Wallner
U.S
Mai van Bo
International Conference Center
Arc de Triomphe
Wallner
Legation
Hotel Majestic
France
John O'Brien
Hanoi
Ha van Lau
Xuan Thuy
W. Averell Harriman
Services for Hubert T. Wiley in Lubbock
Hubert T Wiley 64 a Lubbock County resident since 1926 dies after seven months illness. Services set for 4 p m Wednesday at Broadway Church of Christ with William Banowsky and Bill Young officiating. Burial City of Lubbock Cemetery. Survived by wife Helen two daughters Gwen Martin and Sarah Clark a son James two brothers Cecil Chester two sisters and four grandchildren. Memorials to American Cancer Society.
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Hubert T. Wiley
Lubbock County
Broadway Church of Christ
Wiley
15Th St
William S. Banowsky
Bill Young
City of Lubbock
Sanders Funeral Home
Sears
Helen
Dale
Gwen) Martin
Amarillo
Joe Frank
Sarah) Clark
Hereford
James
Flagstaff
Ariz
Cecil
Acuff Road
Chester
Dallas
Willard Keith
Ave. S
Roy Brown
Big Spring
Zed Marcy
Vi.o" Bailey
Len Ainsworth
A. Woody
Billi Underwoon
Hill
Darrell
Anderson
On Goss
American Cancer Society
Former Lubbock Resident Lucy Allen Dies at 89
Mrs. Lucy H. Allen 89, a former 42 year Lubbock resident, died Monday at Sanger Manor Denton. Services set for Wednesday at Broadway Church of Christ with William S. Banowsky officiating. Burial in Resthaven Memorial Park. Survivors include sons Travis Denton Jesse Chicago. five stepsons. two daughters Angel Montgomery and Lucy Albuquerque. two stepdaughters Ray Hunter and John Adams.
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Lucy H. Allen
Lubbock
Broadway Church of Christ
William S. Banowsky
Resthaven Memorial Park
Henderson Funeral Home
Denton
Jesse Chinn
Chicago
H. C. Allen
43Rd St
Clinton Allen
26Th St
Warren Allen
Curtis Allen
Joe Allen
California
Angel Martin
Montgomery
Ala
Lucy Martin
Albuquerque
Ray Hunter
John O. Adams
37Th St
James E Roys Services Pend Floydada Obituary
James E Roy 79 resident since 1916 died at 2 p m Monday in Westbryan Haven after a lengthy illness Services are pending at Moore Rose Funeral Home Roy a native of Fannin County worked for Floydada Electrical Co the last 17 years He was a member of the First Baptist Church Survived by son Myrtle Guy of Dallas two daughters Mrs Harold Huggins Floydada and Mrs Gordon Gray San Diego and six grandchildren
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Floydada
James E. Roy
Westbryan Haven
Moore-Rose Funeral Home
Roy
Fannin County
Floydada Electrical Co
First Baptist Church
Myrtle
Guy
Dallas
Harold Huggins
Gordon Gray
San Diego
The Disciplining of the Lord by Julien C. Hyer
A religious meditation on divine correction citing Job 5 17 urging parental and divine chastening as a path to repentance and regeneration. The sermon emphasizes acceptance and accord with God when faced with fault and sin.
Phi Kappa Phi Initiates Three At Rites Here
Former Texas Tech professor Phil Simpson, Dallas, spoke to the Tech chapter of Phi Kappa Phi at the spring banquet. Three faculty members and 219 graduates and students were initiated, with new officers installed including Reginald Rushing as president and John Baumgardner as president-elect.
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Texas Tech
Republic Gypsum Co
Phil Simpson
Dallas
Phi Kappa Phi
Tech
National Academic Honorary Society
H. A. Anderson
Peder G. Christiansen
Clara M. McPherson
Arthur Draper
Reginald Rushing
John H. Baumgardner
Donley T. Studlar
William R. Johnson
Billy C. Everton
Ilse Wolf
State Board Adopts Kindergarten Teacher Standards and Textbook Plan
The Texas State Board of Education approved professional standards for kindergarten teachers, creating a 15-member textbook committee to select over 10 million dollars in new textbooks for 1969 70. The panel includes 11 masters degree holders and names educators from Houston Richardson LaMarque and San Antonio. Hearings begin August 5 with adoption aimed for November 11, and emergency permits may aid teachers with relevant elementary or kindergarten experience.
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State Board of Education
Austin
Texas
Texas Education Agency
Glenn F. Fletcher
Houston
Joseph Jones Pearce
Richardson
Walter A. Hodges Jr
LaMarque
Hercilia Ximenes Toscano
San Antonio
Gary A. Atwood
Dallas
Petty Aull
Borger
Mary Kay Bardford
Fort Worth
Mary Margarite Brooks
Temple
Aurora Cadena
San Diego
Paul A. Forester
San Antonio Alamo Heights
Florida M. Goosell
Tyler
Jack Lynch
Midland
Robert E. McCauley
Marshall
Dorothy McIntosh
Brownwood
Patricia Elliott Wallace
Weslace
Lubbock police chase spree of home and business burglaries
Police investigated a wave of burglaries across Lubbock Monday including a Red Barn Chemical break in with propazine missing valued at 250, a boat trailer and motor valued at 2700, and auto parts from Modern Chevrolet. Victims reported thefts of clothes valued at 34, a color TV and two sets plus bedding, and a 1500 Appaloosa horse from an Animal Hospital. A .22 revolver from Robert Ryan’s apartment and minor vending machine losses were also noted.
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Lubbock
Red Barn Chemical
Acuff Rd
Allen Layton
21St St
Apt. 1
Auto
Glenn Borland
Indiana Ave
Apt
Owen Hamilton
Hamilton Roofing Co
10Th St
Cagle Tire Co
Ave. H
R. L. Porter
E. 82Nd St
Dean Pendleton
Quaker Ave
Animal Hospital
University Ave
Robert Ryan
5Th St
Ryan
Pioneer Tatum Resident Dies
Ewen Jasper Fox 89 a longtime Tatum resident and father of the town’s mayor, dies after a lengthy illness. Services are 10 a.m. Wednesday at Tatum Church of Christ with burial in Tatum Cemetery. Survivors include wife Anna Mae, daughter Mrs. Hall, and five sons among others. Funeral directed by Smith Rogers. Born in Murfreesboro Tennessee Fox was a retired realtor and helped found the local church.
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Tatum
Ewen Jasper Fox
Bina Mae Hall
Tatum Church of Christ
Frank Lilly
Tatum Cemetery
Smith-Rogers Funeral Home
Fox
Lovington-Lea General Hospital
Murfreesboro
Tenn
Hall
Anna Mae
Mildred Schults
Milton B
Hobbs
Robert E
Lowell A
Talmage L
Knox P
Carlsbad
N. M
D. P
Lubbock
James C. Bryan Dies Rites Set
James C. Bryan 79 of 4319 33rd St died Monday at Methodist Hospital. Services at 10 a.m. Wednesday in Sanders Memorial Chapel officiated by Rev. John E. Schwensen. Burial at City of Lubbock Sanders Funeral Home. Survived by wife Sadie Jane four sons four daughters four sisters and numerous grandchildren and great grandchildren. he had lived in Lubbock since 1966 and previously in Wichita Falls.
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James C. Bryan
33Rd St
Methodist Hospital
Sanders Memorial Chapel
Bryan
John E. Schwensen
Oakwood Baptist Church
City of Lubbock
Sanders Funeral Home
Lubbock
Wichita Falls
Sadie Jane
James Woodrow
Clinton Lee
Dallas
Jack. G
Danville
Calif
Robert Irving
el Paso
E. E. Moorehead
44Th St
Fred DeMartia
Old Bridge
N.J
Budget Requests Heard By Tech Budget Committee
Texas Tech's Student Services Fee Allocation Committee met to review budget requests funded by the $23 per semester student fee. Dean James G. Allen, chair, said hearings will resume Thursday to finish studying requests from the Student Senate and Student Health Services, enabling decisions on next year's fee allocations.
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Texas Tech
James G. Allen
Funeral Planned For Mrs Schantz
Services for Lena Schantz 77 of Lubbock County set for 2 p m today at Calvary Baptist Church. She died Saturday night after a lengthy illness with burial in Resthaven Memorial Park. Survivors include husband Gus two sons Gerald and Ira two daughters Trudy Caplan and Gladys Schantz two brothers Henry Gruben and Ed Gruben a sister Mrs John Schmidt and eight pallbearers.
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Lena Schantz
17Th St
Lubbock County
Calvary Baptist Church
University Convalescent Center
D. C. Hamilton
Claude Cone
Resthaven Memorial Park
Resthaven Funeral Home
Webster's Rites Set Wednesday
Verdal L. Webster 73 longtime Floyd County resident died after a lengthy illness. Funeral services tentatively set for 3 p.m. Wednesday at First Burial with burial in Lockney. He was born in Anna and died Monday in Lockney General Hospital after an 11 day hospitalization. Survivors include son R. V. Webster of Lockney and sister Mrs. Irene Fowler of Lockney.
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Lockney
Verdal L. (Kelley) Webster
Floyd County
First Baptist Church
Lockney Cemetery
Carter Funeral Home
Webster
Anna
Lockney General Hospital
R. V
Irene Fowler
Mrs Lola M Jackson Rites Planned in Mount Pleasant Church
Services for Lola M Jackson 53 of Lubbock area will be held at Mount Pleasant Baptist Church at 2 p.m. Wednesday. Burial follows at Ralls Carter Funeral Home in Ralls. She died Sunday at Lubbock Osteopathic Hospital. survivors include husband a daughter a son two dozen relatives.
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Lorenzo
Lola M. Jackson
Mount Pleasant Baptist Church
Ralls Cemetery
Carter Funeral Home of
Ralls
Still life slide program at Lubbock Art Assoc meeting
Dick Cheatham artist and instructor will present a slide program on contemporary Still life at the Lubbock Art Assoc meeting at 7:30 p.m. in the Municipal Garden Arts Center 4215 University Ave. Mrs Richard Dickey will preside during which annual reports and a resume on the governor's conference on the fine arts will be given. All interested persons are invited to attend.
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Dick Cheatham
Lubbock
Actor Albert Dekker Found Dead in Hollywood Apartment
Police discovered the 62 year old actor dead in his Hollywood apartment with ropes and handcuffs on his wrists. Investigators labeled it a possible death by his own action. Dekker, known for villain roles, appeared in over 30 films and played Death of a Salesman on Broadway in 1952. He leaves a wife Esther Guerrini and three children.
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Hollywood
UPI
Albert Dekker
Dekker
Brooklyn
N.Y
Bowdoin College
New York
Esther Guerrini
Visa rules loosened for Philippine and West German travelers
The Philippines and West Germany ease visa rules for each other. Germans may stay in the Philippines up to 59 days without a visa and Filipinos may stay in Germany for up to three months. The agreement covers business education science and tourism.
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Manila
Philippines
West Germany
Germany
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