Spokesmen Back Water Basin Bill Amid Conditions
Washington AP lawmakers heard support from Upper Colorado River Basin spokesmen for a bill to ease water shortages in the basin, with Colorado, Wyoming, Utah and New Mexico insisting on a study provision on bringing additional water from other sources. Witnesses stressed the urgency and named projects like Animas La Plata benefiting Colorado and New Mexico communities and economies.
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Washington
Colorado River
Lobor
Arizona
California
Colorado
Wyoming
Utah
New Mexico
House
Morris Udall
D-Ariz
Thomas
Foley
Wendell Wyatt
John Saylor
R-Pa
T. Person
J. R. Bingham
Upper Basin Commission
Saylor Athey
Wayne N. Aspinall
D-Cole
Steve Reynolds
Jack House
Towaoe
John FE. Baker
Ignacio
William S. Makes
SouthwesternWater Conservation District of
Philip P. Smith
Glenwood Springs
Colorado River Water Conservation District
Western Colorado
Texans Seek Inclusion of West Texas in Water Plan
Washington report notes Texas Water Development Board plans to ask Congress to add West Texas Panhandle and High Plains to a Colorado River Basin study. Board members Mills Cox Marvin Shurbet and G H Nelson will address the House Interior Committee proposing a regional resources plan to import water from outside Texas to bolster West Texas supplies.
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Washington
API
Joe G. Moore Jr
Texas Water Development Board
Congress
West Texas
Panhandle
High Plains
Colorado River
Rocky Mountain
Moore
U.S. House Interior and Insular Affairs Committee
Mills Cox
Marvin Shurbet
G. H. Nelson
West Texas Water Institute
Nelson
Lubbock
Shurbet
Petersburg
Congressional
Secretary of Interior
Texas
Rites Set for Mrs Barnes in Levelland Church
Services will be held at 3 p.m. Friday at Trinity Baptist Church for Effie L Barnes 81 a Levelland resident of 37 years who died Wednesday after a lengthy illness in her daughter’s home. Burial at City of Levelland Cemetery. Survivors include two sons two daughters four brothers three sisters eleven grandchildren and eight great grandchildren.
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Levelland
Trinity Baptist Church
Effie L. Barnes
Johnny T
Dallas
Jimmy D
J. R. French
Dalton Smith
Pasadena
Tex
Tom Booker
Mel Booker
Luke Booker
I. A. Booker
Goldthwaite
Decia Huling
Azle
Lela Geeslin
Arthur Voss
Hermleigh
Former Area Woman Gladys Burt Funeral Services Today
Funeral services for Mrs. Gladys Jola Burt 50 of Kaan are set for 2 p.m. today. A former Post and Dickens County resident, she was killed Monday night in a Broken Arrow Oklahoma auto crash. Officiating ministers are Rev. TD J Peters of Friendship Baptist Close City and Rev. Jimmy McGuire of Trinity Baptist. Burial will be at Girard with graveside rites. Hadman Funeral Home of Post handles arrangements. Survivors include husband two sons a stepdaughter mother three brothers and four pallbearers WoT Childs Thomas Coiss FO oH Sappington Dasid Tsier Darrell Jones and Jack Vastor.
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POST
Trinity Baptist Church
Gladys Jola Burt
Kaan
Dickens County
Burt
Broken Arrow
Oklo
TD. J. Peters
Friendship Baptist Church
Close City
Jimmy McGuire
Girard
Hadman Funeral Home of
Wot Childs
Thomas Coiss
FO Oh Sappington
Dasid ‘Tsier
Darrell Jones
Jack Vastor
Rites Pending For Mrs Ray
Funeral services are pending at Hammons Funeral Home for Emma Gertrude Ray 77 who died Tuesday at Littlefield Hospital. A Lamb County resident since 1924 she belonged to Sudan Church of Christ. Surviving are Edward Ray four daughters and three sons including Jerry of Sudan plus 23 grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren.
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Littlefield
Hammons
Emma Gertrude Ray
Littlefield Hospital
Lamb County
Ray
Sudan
Calif
Alvin
Morton
Bethel
Corvalis
Ore
Jerry
Rites Planned for Coy W Wheat at Lamesa Church
Coy Wayne Wheat four year old son of Mr and Mrs Johnnie B Wheat of Lamesa dies after brief illness in Methodist Hospital. Services set for 2 p m Friday at Second Baptist Church with Rev Clifton Igo officiating burial in Lamesa Memorial Park. Survivors include parents brother Chris grandparents and two great grandparents.
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Lamesa
Wayne Wheat
Johnnie B. Wheat
Clifton Igo
Lamesa Memorial Park Cemetery
Branon-Philips Funeral Home
Aat Methodist Hospital
Chris
Jessie Honeycutt
Larnesa
bBo Donexcullo
Duncan
Okla
J. L. Wheat
Brownfield
J. P. Aslin
Ira Honeycutt
Services Today for Mrs. Mamie Smith
Funeral services are set for Mrs Mamie Smith 75 at St Luke s Baptist Church in Lubbock Texas following her death from a heart attack on Friday at Methodist Hospital Rites will be conducted by Stew A L Davis with burial at Peaceful Gardens Memorial Park Jamison Funeral Home directs A native of Clarksville she had lived in Lubbock 19 years Survivors include three daughters Laura Harris Everlean Allen and Bessie Mae McGuire of Lubbock three brothers Y Simmons Lubbock Houston Simmons Oakland CA and Arthur Simmons Clarksville five sisters Kila Cherry Lubbock Martha Miller Tennie Edwards both Oakland Hattie Henderson Richmond VA and Deal ie Dickson Carlsbad and 112 grandchildren
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Spom
St. Luke's Baptist Church
Mamie Smith
Teak Ave
Methodist Hospital
A. L. Davis
Peaceful Gardens Memorial Park
Jamison
Lorie
Clarksville
Smith
Lubbock
Laura Harris
Everlean Allen
Bessie Mae McGuire
Y.‘J. Simemons
Houston
World's Largest Airplane C5A Mockup Unveiled in Georgia
The Air Force unveiled a full scale mockup of the C5A jet transport at Lockheed Georgia plant in Marietta. The model, large enough to include an eight line bowling alley, demonstrates airlift capabilities ahead of the jet's first flight in June 1968. It will carry up to 265000 pounds and 900 passengers in a future commercial version, supporting rapid movement of military units and equipment.
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Marietta, Ga
UPI
Air Force
Lockheed Georgia
Lockheed
Robert Charles
Army
CIA
Thef
Coa
Lombat
CSA
RULES The Shepherd and Nature's Laws for Well Being
The text presents a didactic stance on natural laws for health and temperance. It urges sobriety calm industry and avoidance of anger suggesting self-responsibility for health and wellbeing. The author JULIEN C HYER frames these rules as fate if violated with negative outcomes.
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Julien C. Hyer
Funeral services set for John T Griffin 91
John Thomas Griffin 91 died Wednesday in a Littlefield nursing home. Services at 2 p.m. Friday at Hammons Funeral Home Chapel with Rev. D H Mentcomers officiating and burial in Littlefield Cemetery. Survived by wife, five sons Homer Jamesa Littlefield Charley Dulano Calif G B Milpitas Calif Jack from San Antonio. five daughters Nellie Hodges Whitharral Edna Hartley Big Spring Cathryn Mason Charlie Johnnie Davis Lubbock Plumaart Dallas. 65 great grandchildren and two great great grandchildren. Grandsons are pallbearers.
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Milpitas
Calif
Jack
San Antonio
Nellie Hodges
Whitharral
Edna Hartley
Big Spring
Cathryn Mason
Charlie
Johonny Davis
Lubbock
Plumaart
Dallas
John W. Lain Services Today
John William Lain 76 longtime Ralls resident died Tuesday at Medical Center Hospital Plainview. Funeral at Emma Church of Christ led by James Eubanks with Rex Whinbrough of Lubbock assisting. Burial in Balls Cemetery under Carter Funeral Home. Nephews as pallbearers. Native of Dallas County, Lain lived in South Plains since 1917. He was a retired farmer. Survivors include wife two daughters a brother two sisters five grandchildren and three great grandchildren.
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Ralls
Emma Church of Christ
John William Lain
Medical Center Hospital
Plainview
James Eubanks
Minnister
Rex Whinbrough
Lubbock
Balls
Carter Funeral Home
Dallas County
Lain
South Plains
Hubert Finley Rites Pending In City
Hubert Earl Finley aged 50 was found dead in his home about 7 50 am Wednesday An inquest ruled death from a heart attack Justice of the Peace F B Land presiding Services are pending at Rix Funeral Home Finley had worked as a truck driver for C Jones trucking and was believed to have relatives in Elk Hart Wan and Louisiana
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Hubert Earl Finley
Zenith Ave
Justice of the Peace F. BR
Land
Finley
Dess C. Jones
Elkhart
Wan
Louisiana
Rix ‘Funeral Home
Bruno C. Ehlers Dies at 87 in Slaton Rites Today
Slaton obituary notes Bruno C. Ehlers aged 87 died at Mercy Hospital at 6:15 a.m. Wednesday. He lived in Slaton since 1924, worked as a railroad employer, and is survived by his wife, one son in Santa Rosa California, two daughters in Hobbs New Mexico and Slaton, a sister in Yorktown, five grandchildren and one great grandchild. Rites set for 2 p.m. at Slaton Church of Christ with James Wilbanks officiating. burial in Englewood Cemetery under Williams Funeral Home direction.
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James Wilbanks
Englewood
Williams Funeral Home
Ehlers
Mercy Hospital
New Ulm
Austin County
Slaton
Sk. FL
Santa Rosa
Calif
R. H. Canterbury
Hobbs
N.aml
Marie Williamson
Hugo Gohlker
Yorktown
Mrs. Jim Cook Rites Slated Today
Funeral services for Mrs. Jim Mittie Cook, 66, are set for 10 a.m. today in Kinedorn Hall with Rev. Horace Dove officiating. Burial will be in City of Lubbock Cemetery under South Plains Funeral Home. Mrs. Cook died at 6 15 a.m. Tuesday in Methodist Hospital. Survivors include her husband, one daughter, three sisters and two brothers.
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Jim Mittie Cook
Kinedorn Hall
Horace Dove
City of Lubbock
South Plains Funeral Home
Coole
Methodist Hospital
Psychiatrist warns doctors on amphetamine use risks
Dr. Frederick Lemere of the University of Washington urged cautious amphetamine prescribing for weight loss and fatigue at the American Psychiatric Association meeting. He warned of addiction, personality changes, possible brain damage, and emphasized strict supervision to prevent harm.
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Frank Carey
Atlantic City
Frederick Lemere
University of Washington School of Medicine
Seattle
American Psychiatric Association
Mrs. Ora Clark Services Set in Levelland
Funeral services for Ora Ty Clark 81 a former C boon e resident of Hockley County will be held at 2 p m in George Price Funeral Home Chapel burial will be in Levelland Cemetery Officiating will be Dr W H Cook with survivors including three sons a daughter a sister and five grandchildren and five great grandchildren all listed with California residencies
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George Price
Ora Ty Clark
C'auene
Hockley County
Clark
Lakewood
Calif
Springtown
Fellowship Baptist Church
Clavene
W. H. Cook
First Baptist Church
Levelland
City of Levelland
Services Pend For Mrs. Petty
Levelland obituary notes the death of Mrs. Petty 60 a longtime Levelland resident who died in a Houston hospital after several weeks illness. She had lived in Levelland since 1926 and was active in First Baptist Church Eastern Star and the Past Matrons Club. Survived by T. O. Petty two sons Olen Ray Petty and Troy Petty Jr a daughter Gloria Mae Huddleston a sister Ivy Needham a brother Grady Holmes and twelve grandchildren.
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Levelland
George Price
Petty
Houston
First Baptist Church
Astern Star
T. O. Petty
Leveland
An Petty
Troy Petty Jr
Tucson
Ariz
Gloria Mae Huddleston
Odessa
Ivy Needham
Grady Holmes
Edmond R. Jones Services Set Friday
Funeral services for Edmond Randolph Jones age 82 of Dallas are set for 10 30 a m Friday at Calvary Baptist Church with Rev D L Lowrie officiating Burial will follow at Resthaven Memorial Park under Henderson Funeral Directors Jones died Tuesday night in a Dallas nursing home Born in Palo Pinto he moved to Dallas in 1960 Survivors include four sons Stanley Clowes and Travis all in California Royee of Dallas a daughter Helena Morgan in Fairfax Virginia and nineteen grandchildren and six great grandchildren
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Edmond Randolph Jones
Dallas
Stanley Jones
6Th St
Calvary Baptist Church
D. L. Lowrie
Resthaven Memorial Park
Henderson Funeral
Jones
Palo Pinto
Stanley
46Th St
Clowes
Travis
California
Royee
Helena Morgan
Fairfax
Conoco Employee Shot to Death in Houston
In Houston a Continental Oil Co. employee Fred L. Page 27 was shot in the chest and killed in an apartment Wednesday. Henritta Franks Long 27 was charged with murder after surrendering a .22 caliber pistol. A Continental spokesman said Page and Richard E. Moser 27 of Des Moines were at a company training program in Houston.
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Houston
Fred L. Page
Continental Oil Co
Trammel Rites Friday In Aspermont For Frank V
Services for 46 year old Frank V Trammel of Lubbock will be held Friday at 2 30 p m in the Church of Christ at Aspermont with Jack Hill of Abilene officiating Burial will be in Aspermont Cemetery under direction of Littlepage Funeral Home Survivors include a son Frank V Jr of Phoenix four daughters Connie Hiser Diane Wennier Kay and Jo Trammel all of Phoenix five sisters Carl Ahston W H Fisher W A Knighton Cammie McNutt and Mrs Rufus Dunham and two brothers Cecil and W R Trammel with his stepmother Eva Trammel also listed. The body was found at his home around 7 p m Tuesday and death was ruled natural by Justice of the Peace George H McCleskey of Lubbock.
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Aspermont
Frank V. Trammel
Ave. O
Lubbock
Church of Christ
Jack Hill
Abilene
Aspermont Cemetery
Littlepage Funeral Home
Sanders Funeral Home
Trammel
Justice of the Peace
George H. McCles
Cammie McNutt
Rufus Dunham
Meridian
Cecil
Huntsville
W. R
Swenson
Eva Trammel
21St St
Pentecostal Fellowship of North America Convention Planned
The annual Pentecostal Fellowship of North America meeting is set for October 25 to 27 in Raleigh. The fellowship represents about 16,023 churches across Canada and the United States, roughly 1.1 million adult members and nearly 18,500 ministers.
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Dunn
N.C
UPS
Pentecostal Fellowship of North America
Raleigh
Canada
United States
Soldier Dies In Jungle On Same Day Letter Arrives
Piedmont Missouri mourns 20 year old Dickie Davis Trinkler killed when a helicopter was shot down in a Vietnamese jungle. His last letter to his parents arrived the same day as news of his death. Trinkler, a former Boy Scout from Bark's Mountain, had planned to leave for Viet Nam but stayed to join replacements. He joined the Veterans of Foreign Wars post on his last home visit and was set to complete his enlistment June 7. His mother reflects on his courage and lack of fear as she honors his service.
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Trinkler
Viet Nam
Richard L. Trinkler
Bark’s Mountain
Piedmont
Clearwater Lake
Missouri
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post
VFW
Bill Cadet
Piedmont Funeral
Tinkler
Army
Pacific Coast Leads in U.S. Wages Says Encyclopedia
The Encyclopaedia International reports wages are highest in the Pacific Coast states, followed by the Midwest, the Middle Atlantic states, New England, and the South. The finding is summarized from a UPI dispatch in San Francisco.
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San Francisco
UPI
Encyclopedia International
United States
Pacific Coast
Midwest
Middle Atlantic
New England
South
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