Key Figure In Development Of Supersonic Flight Dies
AACHEN Germany AP Dr Theodore von Karman 81 renowned aerodynamics expert and space propulsion pioneer died of a heart attack in an Aachen hospital His work helped usher jet age and he was named father of the supersonic age He held posts with Cal Tech Guggenheim and NATO advisory group and became a U.S. citizen in 1936 His body will be sent to Pasadena in coming days.
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Germany
Theodore von Karman
von Karman
Pasadena
Calif
Kennedy
U.S
White House Rose Garden
Paris
Henri Farman
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Aeronautical Research and Development
Technical University
United States
Aviatrix
Amy Johnson
Royal Aeronautical Society
London
U.S. Air Force
California Institute of Technology
Cal Tech
Guggenheim Aeronautical and
Jet Propulsion Laboratories
Aerojet- General Corp
Grand Coulee Dam
Mt. Palomar
Aachen University
Rites For Hale Pioneer Woman Scheduled Today
Mrs. Tom Carter a Hale County pioneer will be buried in Plainview Cemetery after services at 4 p.m. at First Methodist Church conducted by Dr. J H Crawford. A longtime organist she led park landscaping and arts groups and chaired the Red Cross in Hale and Lamb counties during World War I. Survivors include her husband sister and brother.
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Plainview
Tom Carter
First Methodist Church
J. H. Crawford
Plainview Cemetery
Lemons Funeral Home
American Red Cross
Hale
Lamb Counties
Musical Arts Club
City Federation of Clubs
A. G. Hinn
Roger Mayhugh
Wolfforth
Longtime Crosby Resident Dies
Henry Edward Terry 80, longtime Ralls resident, died Tuesday in Crosbyton Hospital. Services at 3 p.m. at Ralls First Baptist Church with several pastors officiating. Burial in Ralls Cemetery. Survivors include wife Ida Mae, two sons, seven daughters, two sisters, 26 grandchildren and 15 great grandchildren. Pallbearers named.
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Ralls
Henry Edward Terry
Ralls First Baptist Church
Bert J. Homer
25Th Street Baptist Church
Lubbock
Herman Issack
Ralls Bethel Baptist Church
John Adams
Baptist Church
Ralls Cemetery
Carter Funeral Home
Terry
Franklin County
Crosbyton Hospital
South Plains
Paris
Ida Mae
Edward
Talia
J. D
Farwell
Ruby Carson
Dallas
Dixie Hollinger
Amarillo
Edna Pipes
Jennie V. Gannon
Dalhart
Rutha Glisson
Mable Stone
Bonnie Shoemaker
Tona Williams
Effie Stubblefield
Mike Wicks
Jim Bennett
Otho Reed
Bill Pearson
Murray Pearson
Don Moses
Barcentrate weight loss claim in Dallas medicine ad
A Dallas reader reports losing 20 pounds with Barcentrate and promotes a money back guarantee if the first bottle fails. The ad claims long running use and availability at Texas drug counters.
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H. E. Hugben
Grafton
Dallas
Texas
Carruthers Rites Planned At Ira
Rites for William Carruthers 51 longtime area resident killed in a Kansas highway crash will be at 2 p m Thursday at the Ira Church of God. Burial in Ira Cemetery. Survived by mother Mrs J Z Carruthers Colorado City. sisters Mrs A N Johnson and Mrs Charles Bussey Big Spring. brothers J C Big Spring George San Antonio and Merrell Lubbock.
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Kansas
Ira
Carruthers
Scurry County
Pampa
J. Z. Carruthers
Colorado City
A. N. Johnson
Charles Bussey
Big Spring
J. C
George
San Antonio
Merrell
Lubbock
Rites Today for Mrs Roach in Lubbock Cemetery
Services for Mrs Clara Kirkland Roach 61 of San Antonio are at 3 p.m. in Sanders Funeral Home chapel with Rev J T Bolding officiating. Burial will be in City of Lubbock Cemetery. She was a Mount Calm native, former Lubbock resident, and Baptist Church member. Survived by four sisters including Mrs James Williams of Lubbock and others in San Antonio McAllen and Pharr.
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Clara Kirkland Roach
San Antonio
Sanders Funeral Home
J. T. Bolding
First Baptist Church
City of Lubbock Cemetery
Sanders
Roach
James Williams
22Nd St
Lubbock
Mount Calm
The
Baptist Church
Bob Smith
Bud Griffin
Bob Stout
McAllen
Nat Martin
Shepherd Hospitality Note on True Courtesy
A religious exhortation urges planners to give to hospitality and show every courtesy to dinner guests. It stresses that guests judge conduct and provisions by their muttered impressions and urges ensuring no guest is ignored and none bored.
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Julien C, Hyer
Burial Services Scheduled For Famed Musician
Orches tra leader Ted Weems who helped Perry Como and Marilyn Maxwell toward stardom will be buried Friday in Bethesda Maryland. He died Monday night in a Tulsa hospital after a seven week battle with emphysema at age 62. Weems known for Heartaches and The Martins and the Coys was a 1930s 40s big band icon who usually partnered with whistler Elmo Tanner.
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Okla
UPI
Ted Weems
Bethesda
Weems
Perry Como
Marilyn Maxwell
Whistler
Martins
Coys
Elmo Tanner
Tanner
Dallas
Ballow Services Set At Portales
John W. Ballow 91 Roosevelt County pioneer dies in Miller Hospital in Portales. services at 2 30 p m today First Baptist Church with Ernest Wheeler officiating burial at Portales Cemetery directed by Wheeler Mortuary. Survivors include two sons a daughter a sister and a brother with two grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Pallbearers named Raymond Allen Jay Thompson Dr John B Caleman Ed Fenton Claudie W Reeves Buford Hobbs.
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Portales
John W. Ballow
Roosevelt County
Miller Hospital
First Baptist Church
Ernest Wheeler
Portales Cemetery
Wheeler Mortuary
Ballow
Masonic Lodge
John W. Jr
Santa Fe
Roy
Clovis
Maurice Bouldin
Phoenix
Maude Flatt
Robert L
Stephenville
Tex
Raymond Allen
Jay Thompson
John B. Caleman
Ed Fenton
Claudie W. Reeves
Buford Hobbs
Sosebee Funeral Pending In City
Arymel Sosebee 49 died Monday night at St Marys Hospital. Arrangements were pending with Rix Funeral Home. He was a farmer who had lived in Lubbock since 1955 after moving from Dallas. Survivors include son Donny and daughter Janie both of Dallas, his mother Mrs. John F. Sosebee of Lubbock, brother G W Sosebee of Ropesville, sisters D D Skipper of Abernathy and Jessie Woods of Los Angeles, and two grandchildren.
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31St St
St. Mary’s Hospital
Rix
Sosebee
Lubbock
Dallas
Donny
Janie
John F. Sosebee
G. W. Sosebee
Garrett Funeral Rites for Delmar E Garrett
Garrett Funeral Rites are scheduled at 4 30 p m today in the Sanders Funeral Home Chapel for Delmar E Garrett 60 of 2429 25th St who died Sunday The Rev Alan Price of St Stephens Episcopal Church will officiate Burial will be in City of Lubbock Cemetery Pallbearers are Cotton McAfee Louis Rathers George Tiner Dee Garner Earnest Taylor and Paul Clifford
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Sanders Funeral Home
Delmar E. Garrett
25Th St
Alan Price
St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church
City of Lubbock Cemetery
Cotton McAfee
Louis Rathers
George Tiner
Dee Garner
Earnest Taylor
Paul Clifford
Mrs Mattie Graham Services Are Today
Services for Mrs. Mattie Martha Graham 85 of 405 Hub Homes will be at 2 p.m. today at the Church of Christ at 17th Street and Avenue N. P M Oden and Buster Mullins will officiate. Burial follows at the local cemetery under Henderson-Wilson Funeral Directors. Mrs. Graham a Lubbock resident since 1943 is survived by a daughter two granddaughters three grandsons 12 great grandchildren two brothers and a sister.
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Mattie Martha Graham
Church of Christ
17Th St
Ave. N
P. M. Oden
Buster Mullins
Plainview Cemetery
Henderson-Wilson Funeral
Graham
Lubbock
Lubbock Man Dead Found On Hockley Farm
A 36 year old Lubbock man identified as Lynn Smith was found dead in a car inside a shed on a Hockley County farm. Justice of the Peace ruled death by own action. The body showed it had been there 6 to 10 days. Car and farm details named, with survivors listed as two daughters Diane and Debra and son Dennis of Levelland and his mother Mrs Lennie Roberts of Clovis.
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Avalanche-Journal
Lubbock
Lynn Smith
25Th St
Here
Justice of the Peace
Earl Ford
Weir Clem
George Price
Clathorn Funeral Home
Friona
Tom Paine
Bovina
Clem
Roy Titus
Levelland
Titus
Smith
Diane
Debra
Dennis
Lennie Roberts
Clovis
Oklahoma Rites Set For Dianne Smith
Graveside services for Carla Dianne Smith infant daughter of Mr and Mrs R T Smith Ida Lou will be today at Mountain View cemetery surrounded by mourners. She died on arrival Tuesday at Porter Clinic Hospital from a heart condition since birth. Surviving are three sisters Judy Sandra and Kathy all at home and grandmothers Mrs Floyd Body Carnegie Okla and Mrs Fannie Christian Oklahoma City Okla.
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Carla Dianne Smith
R. T. Smith
Idalou
Mountainview
Okla
Rix Funeral Home
Porter Clinic Hospital
Judy
Sandra
Kathy
Floyd Body
Carnegie
Fannie Christian
Oklahoma City
Sergeant Killed In Viet Nam Near Da Nang
A U S Army sergeant was killed by Communist sniper fire while with a Vietnamese patrol about 40 miles west of Da Nang in the northern South Viet Nam theater. He is the second American casualty this week and the 74th since December 1961.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
da Nang
Viet Nam
U.S
Continental Offers Job to Negro Pilot Marlon Green
Continental Airlines said it has offered a job to Marlon D. Green of Lansing Michigan, with assignment to the next aircraft qualification class within three months if he accepts. The move follows a Supreme Court ruling allowing states to ban discriminatory hiring by interstate carriers.
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Denver
Colo
Continental Airlines
Marlon D. Green
Lansing
Mich
Green
Continental
U.S. Supreme Court
Colorado Antidiscrimination Commission
Sgt J C Roy Sharp to re enlist after 3 years at Tech
Sgt J C Roy Sharp of the Army ROTC at Texas Tech plans a three year reenlistment after 18 years in service. He has served in the Philippines Japan Okinawa Korea and Germany and has been stationed across the United States including Texas Arkansas Washington Georgia and Oklahoma. Final arguments set for 10 am in the 140th District Court in a Capital Diesel versus L M Simmons cross action seeking 2608.15 for diesel truck repairs. Larkin Armstrong held on 1500 bond in DWI case in Lubbock County jail. Sigma Tau Delta banquet at Tech Union Coronado Room with Dr Hugh Pendexter as speaker. A Negro 24-year-old arrested near Hunter Millworks for battery theft. Mrs Austin Turner underwent knee surgery after a two car crash. Mike White treated and released after traffic mishap. Fire destroys trailer home on Southeast Drive due to electrical short. Neon light incident at Sherwin Williams plant. Clarence Jones treated after domestic residence accident with knife.
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J.C. Roy F. Sharp
Texas Tech
Army
Sharp
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Japan
Okinawa
Korea
Germany
United States
Texas
Arkansas
Washington
Georgia
Oklahoma
140Th District Court
Robert H. Bean
Capital Diesel and Industrial Machine Works, Inc
L. M. Simmons
L. M. Simmons and Sons
Capital Diesel
Simmons
Memo Directing News Coverage of Vietnam War Reported
The White House acknowledged a memo on coverage of the Vietnam War saying it aimed to promote reporting rather than curb it. The memo, linked to Secretary of State Dean Rusk and sent to the Saigon embassy, reportedly urged restricting reporters from front lines and areas revealing South Vietnamese loyalty issues.
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Washington
White House
South Viet Nam
House
Dean Rusk
U.S
Saigon
Ngo Dinh Diem
Spur FFA Banquet Honors Members and Leaders
Spur FFA held its annual Father-Son Banquet in Swenson Park. Chapter President B W Bilberry won the senior plaque, with Ray Hindman, Carroll McKinney, and Danny Jackson receiving other class plaques. National FFA Foundation awards were given to Jim Paschall, Boyd Smith, Danny Jackson, Ike McArthur, and others. Patches and certificates recognized eight judging teams and 53 chapter members. New honorary members were announced. Meeting followed a fathers vs sons baseball game.
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SPUR
Future Farmers of America
Swenson Park
B. W. Bilberry
Ray Hindman
Carroll McKinney
Danny Jackson
National Ffa Foundation
Jim Paschall
Boyd Smith
Ike McArthur
Mike Martin
Everett Martin
Jimmie Rogers
Larry Blair
Jim White
Fred Haile
Tim Karr
Doyle Hairgrove
Ricky Ball
Ton
Don Hagins
Boyle Hairgrove
Rickey Ball
Terry Suitt
Joe Stanley
Gary Harvey
Joe Bob Blacklock
Joe Nalley
Ronnie Day
Richard Westfall
Lane Ericson
Rawson Galloway
Kenneth Bozeman
Billy D. Bell
Matt Hagins
Mike Godfrey
George Gabriel
Everett McArthur
Joe Harrison
Bilberry
Dexter Clay
Joe Howell
Sentinel
Jet fighters introduced into Japan this month
The U S Air Force announced the arrival of the F 105 fighter to Kadena Air Base Okinawa as the first units for the 5th Air Force in Japan. The F 105s are among the world’s fastest and most versatile tactical aircraft replacing the F 100 Super Sabres. Initial delivery to Okinawa occurred late last year.
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Toyoap
USS. Air Force
Japan
U.S
Car Overturns North of Panhandle Kills Worker
Borger AP reports a car overturn near Panhandle nine miles north killing machinist Claude Eckler. Police said Eckler died at the scene and the crash is under investigation.
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Borger
Panhandle
Claude Eckler
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