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Newspaper

Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1964

Page

9

Rights Breakthrough Seen LBJ On Verge Of Ending Discrimination

President Johnson moves to end racial discrimination in organized labor by mandating nondiscriminatory apprenticeship standards for companies with government contracts. He aims to force unions to admit minorities, with May 26 as a possible implement date. He seeks broad approval from AFL CIO leaders and plans European outreach if re elected.

Leslie Carpenter Avalanche-Journal Washington Bureau Washington Johnson Afl-Cio Committee On Equal Employment Opportunity Kennedy Equal Employment Opportunity Committee Khrushchev Macmillan de Gaulle NATO Hague Sec Rusk Senate Foreign Relations Committee J. William Fulbright D-Ark Turkey Greece White House Isue Aflcio George Meany Meany Building Trades Unions Bronx Equal Employment Opportunity Comittee John Dunlop Harvard Department of Economics Tom McNamara Detroit Building Trades Council Hobart Taylor Taylor Europe France Charles de Gaulle Nikita Khrushchev Potomac Elliott Roosevelt Florida

Arabian Rebels Asking For Peace

In the Federation of South Arabia the South Arabian federal government says the Ibdili tribe, a major participant in the Radfan Mountains rebellion, has sent two peace talks letters. About 1,000 families from Ibdili and Hujeili tribes gather near Gaar as the government studies the request and offers support during the investigation.

Aden Federation of South Arabia Radfan Saleh bin Hussein al Audhali Gaar

Vienna campaign pushes American feed grain sales in Austria

A campaign is underway in Vienna to boost larger purchases of U S feed grains by Austrian buyers. The effort targets farmers and feed mills with information on grain quality, supply reliability, and potential price benefits to strengthen trade ties between the United States and Austria.

Vienna Austria

Sparkling Sal Hepatica Laxative Advertisement

Do you know the hidden cause of stomach distress The copy promotes Sparkling Sal Hepatica a antacid laxative that speeds through the intestinal system relieving gas pains sourness and overacidity It claims instant effects leaving users feeling fresh vital and regular Ady

Insurance Official Warns Against High-Powered Cars

Nicholas Dekker of the National Automobile Underwriters Assn warns manufacturers over high horsepower options increasing highway risk. He notes insurers may raise premiums for drivers with powerful engines, citing youth market emphasis and poor safety records. Dekker spoke at the 34th annual meeting, with James L. Dorris set to succeed him.

New York UPI Nicholas Dekker National Automobile Underwriters Assn Dekker Continental Insurance Companies Association James L. Dorris The Hanover Insurance Company

Souvanna Sets Conditions for Laos Conference Talks

Premier Souvanna Phouma said he would attend a Laos conference only if the Communists halt their advances. Plaine des Jarres reports said Pathet Lao attacked Neutralist forces again as Gen Kong Le’s armored unit faced a trap. Souvanna indicated Geneva or another city could host, but cease-fire and concessions seemed unlikely.

Vientiane UPT Souvanna Phouma Laos Plaine Des Jarres Pathet Lao Kong le Souvanna Geneva

Canadians to contest pipe smoking for world fair rep

The first Canadian open pipe smoking contest will take place in Toronto and Montreal to choose a Canadian representative for an international event at the New York World's Fair. Participants must be 18 or older, men and women eligible.

Montreal Toronto

NASA Engineer Dies In Crash Near Edwards Air Force Base

John E. Orhood, 46, NASA engineer at Edwards AFB, was killed when his homemade low-wing monoplane, the Mini Mustang, crashed into a farm field near Lancaster California. Builder Charles Linn, 43, observed two-thirds of the left wing detach at about 8 000 feet, as the craft nose-dived after a three year home construction.

Lancaster Calif John E. Orhood National Aeronautics and Space Administration Edwards Air Force Base Here Charles C. Linn Palmdale Linn NASA Edwards

Sidney Roberts Rites Pending

Sidney Lee Roberts 84 a Lubbock resident for 25 years died at 9 08 p m Sunday in West Texas Hospital after about four months illness. He lived at 01 28th St retired nightwatchman services pending at Sanders Funeral Home survived by wife two daughters Mrs Herbert Hawkins 907 83rd St and Mrs Garland Newell 705 28th St two sons Kirk 2502 33rd St Jess Lee 701 28th St 13 grandchildren 37 great grandchildren and 5 great great grandchildren

Sidney Lee Roberts Lubbock West Texas Hospital Roberts 28Th St Sanders Funeral Home Herbert Hawkins 83Rd St Garland Newell Kirk 33Rd St Jess Lee

Rites For Father Of City Men Pending

A. S. West 85 father of two Lubbock residents died at 8 53 p m Sunday in Haskell Hospital after several weeks illness Funeral arrangements are pending at Rule West father of Sam West and Pete West with listed addresses.

A. S. West Rule Lubbock Haskell Hospital West Sam West 23Rd St Pete West 14Th St

Father of City Resident Dies in Comanche

Comanche Special report says N S Hicks 86 father of two Lubbock men died at 8 10 am Sunday in a local hospital. Services to be held 2 pm today at Comanche First Baptist Church with Rev S J Isham officiating. Burial at Oakwood Cemetery by Comanche Funeral Home. Hicks a retired farmer lived in Comanche County 86 years. Survived by wife Susan five sons and five daughters many grandchildren great grandchildren and great great grandchildren.

Comanche Lubbock N. S. Hicks Comanche First Baptist Church S. J. Isham Alton Kirkland Weatherford Oakwood Comanche Funeral Home Hicks Comanche County Georgia Bosque County Susan E. L N. B. Comanche J. D. Comanche B. H Stanton M. E. Renfro Abilene C. FE. Tate Coleman Bertha Perry Knox City L. C. Smith W. E. Vinson Edmond Okla

Harry W. Lasater Rites In Idalou

Services for Harry W. Lasater 78 of Idalou will be held at 2 p.m. today at Idalou First Baptist Church with pastor Rev B H Hendrick officiating. Burial follows in Idalou Cemetery under Sanders Funeral Home. Lasater survived by three daughters four sons a sister 10 grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Pallbearers include Earl Weaver Earl Reddell W J Mitchell Ralph Harmon Clint Faulkner Carroll Turner Clarence Turner Wheeler Robertson. Honorary pallbearers are church deacons and 3 H Sunday School Class members.

Idalou Harry W. Lasater Idalou First Baptist Church B. H. Hendrick J. T. Bolding First Baptist Church Lubbock Earl Weaver Earl Reddell W. J. Mitchell Ralph Harmon Clint Faulkner Carroll Turner Clarence Turner Wheeler Robertson

Longtime City Resident Dies at 90 in Lubbock

Jonathan T. Mills 90, a retired farmer who lived in Lubbock 30 years, died at St. Mary's Hospital. Native of Burleson, he lived at 2812 Colpate and services were pending. He was a charter member of Pioneer Memorial Methodist Church and a Yellowhouse Masonic Lodge member. Survivors include two sons Ellis of Big Lake and Gordon of 2721 S Sixth, six daughters, a sister, 29 grandchildren and 34 great grandchildren.

Jonathan T. Mills Lubbock St. Mary's Hospital Burleson Mills Colpate Henderson - Wilson Funeral Home Pioneer Memorial Methodist Church Yellowhouse Masonic Lodge Ellis Big Lake Gordon Cornell R. B. Speer E. Kent Harry Dobbs Craig Colo Richard Hilkey Meeker Stiles Roberts Doudenville N. Y Fred Harrell Bremerton Wash Alice Eddieman Auburn

Sudan Rites Planned for Mrs. Ida Bell Markham

Mrs. Ida Bell Markham 88 will be buried in Sudan Cemetery after funeral services at Sudan Methodist Church officiated by Rev. Frank S. Weir. She died Saturday in West Plains Hospital Mule Shoe. Survived by two daughters a brother two sisters 13 grandchildren and 22 great grandchildren.

Sudan Ida Bell Markham

Memorial and funeral notices from Fort Worth and nearby towns

Briefs list multiple funeral services across Brownwood, Lubbock, Spur, and Plainview for Mollie Armstrong, Annie Parker, John Schukencht, William Betts, Richard Harrell, and Leah Walker, including service times, church or chapel names, and burial sites. Also notes a Legion meeting and a noon joint city education tax board gathering.

Rites Today for Oldtimer at UT

Services held at 2 p.m. in Austin for Paul J. Thompson 73 longtime UT journalism director and professor. Thompson died Friday of an apparent heart attack, leaving a wife and stepson A L Park of Houston. Mrs Lyndon B. Johnson praised him as a builder of the school and a trusted teacher and friend.

Austin Paul J. Thompson University of Texas School of Journalism Lyndon B. Johnson Thompson University Johnson

Mrs Lupe Galvan Dies After Illness in Lubbock

Mrs Galvan 21 died at 9 45 am Sunday in West Texas Hospital after months of illness. Born in Austin she moved to Lubbock 15 years ago. Survived by husband four sons Lupe Jr Freddy Sam and Tony all at home mother Margarette Garza 519 E 13th St four brothers and six sisters including Annie Vasquez and Vangelina Canales listed in Lubbock and other Garza siblings. sister name not confirmed.

Lupe Galvan West Texas Sanders Funeral Home Galvan Austin Lubbock Lupe Jr Freddy Sam Tony Margarette Garza 13Th St Fred Garza Chicago Raymond Tony Garza Ropesville Abel Garza Annie Vasquez Vangelina Canales Mary Louise Garza Frances Garza Arelia Garza

Ex-Mayor Morrison's Body Returned To New Orleans For Rites

The body of Delesseps Morrison, former New Orleans mayor and ambassador, was flown home to New Orleans with his seven year old son Randy and five others who died in a charter plane crash. Also killed were Ovide Cenac, Raleigh Pellegrin, pilot Hugh Ward, and Mrs. Carolyn Vandergrift with her son Christopher. Morrison, a key builder of highways and trade links, served 15 years as mayor and later as ambassador to the OAS. Funeral with full military honors to be held at St Louis Cathedral, burial in Metairie, as Gov McKeithen mourns.

John Randolph Randy) Morrison Matamoros Tampico Mexico de Lesseps S. Morrison OAS New Orleans Delesseps Morrison Boy Wonder Air Force Randy Ovide J Cenac Houma Cenac Towing Co Raleigh Pellegrin Montegut Cenac Hugh Ward Brownsville Tex Carolyn Vandergrift Christopher Washington, D.C West Palm Beach Fla Vandergrift Huey Long President Kennedy Organization of American States Army Reserve St. Louis Cathedral John P. Cody Metaire John J. McKeithen McKeithen Earl K. Long Huey Jimmie H. Davis Ciudad Victoria

Services Set Today For Ramirez Infant

Betty Ramirez seven month old daughter of Mr and Mrs Paulino Ramirez Rt 3 Lubbock died on arrival at Abernathy Medical Clinic at 10 pm Saturday cause suffocation when she rolled from a mattress beside a wall. Funeral services 10 am today at the Latin American Church of Christ Abernathy with Rev Frank Garcia and Delfino Ruiz assisting. Burial Abernathy Cemetery. Survived by six brothers and sisters.

Abernathy Betty Ramirez Paulino Ramirez Rt. 3 Lubbock Justice of the Peace Delbert Beaton

Longtime Panhandle Rancher Dies In Car

Canadian area rancher John Mos bey Arrington, age 71, died of an apparent heart attack Saturday while driving between Canadian and Higgins. Born in the Old Mobeetie Jail, he was the son of famed Texas Ranger Capt. G. W Arrington, who served as Wheeler County sheriff in 1890. Arrington had lived in the Miami area since 192%. He passed away around 10 am today in Pampa.

John Mosbey Arrington Miami Area Higgins Arrington Mobeetie Panhandle Capt G. Warrington Wheeler County Pampa

Birthrate Declines in Israel to 18.44 per Thousand

Official figures show Israel’s birthrate fell nine percent from 1950 to 1963, dipping to 18.44 births per thousand people in the latest data. The report highlights demographic shifts amid ongoing social changes in the country.

Jerusalem Israel

Burial Insurance Sold by Mail Ad

An advertisement offers a $1,000 life insurance policy by mail for people aged 40 to 90 with no medical exam. It claims old line Legal Reserve Life Insurance and states no agent will call. Readers are invited to send name, address and birth year to Central Security Life Insurance Co. in Fort Worth Texas.

Legal Reserve Life Central Security Life Insurance Co Dept West Rosedale Fort Worth Texas

Also Mentioned on This Page

LBJ Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Administration House Rules Committee Dunbar Dunbar High School Christine Bland Mary Lawson Grace Ann Isaac FE. C. Struggs Michael Menefee Donald J. Scott Judith Struggs Rulah McKelvey Bobby Gene Hudspeth Sidney Roberts Resthaven Memorial Park and Mausoleum Mrs. Markham Mollie Armstrong Wright Armstrong Texas Tech Board of Directors Davis-Morris Funeral Home Brownwood Annie Parker Sanders John W. Schuknecht Rt. 4 Ascension Lutheran Church Green Memorial Park Wilson Rix Funeral Home William P. Betts Rix Chapel City of Lubbock Richard Fount Harrell Spur Spur Church of Christ Mount Olivet Cemetery Dallas Campbells Funeral Home Allen Brothers American Legion Legion Post Ave. Q Lubbock Independent School District Tax Board of Equalization In Town Inn Leoa Walker Plainview First Baptist Church Kress Cemetery Lemons Funeral’ Home A. L. Park of Houston Lupe Galvin F.d.ic Ramirez Infant Rene Aty 34Th Street Cae Sa National Norweliyy Norman Rorkwrell Olaler Collier’s South Plains Monument CO Dartley Tuneral Tome
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