Ole Miss Professor Describes Mississippi as Closed Society
Dr. James W. Silver of the University of Mississippi calls the state a closed society where whites fear speaking out and truth is casual, accusing Mississippi residents of being sold a cynical hoax about federal responsibility for the riot following James Meredith’s enrollment at the university.
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Ole Miss
State
Asheville
N.C
James W. Silver
University of Mississippi
Silver
Mississippi
James H. Meredith
U.S
Debt limit bill passes House amid party lines
The House approved a measure to raise the national debt limit from 309 to 315 billion dollars by a 187 to 179 vote sending it to the Senate. The vote followed a failed attempt to recommit, with 23 Democrats and 149 Republicans voting to send back to committee, while 197 Democrats opposed. The bill would extend the ceiling to 315 billion until next June, then 309 billion until July 1, with Kennedy backing the extension amid party opposition.
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Washington
House
Senate
Ways and Means Committee
Kennedy
Five Youths Held In Hale County Vandalism
Six youths from Orton, including two juveniles, are jailed in Hale County on destruction of property charges for a Sunday vandalism spree damaging tractors, fuel tanks, trailers, buildings and an airplane along a 20 mile northwest path to Hale Center and Orton.
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Hale
Plainview
Orton
Hale County
Joe Bartientez
David Rani
Robert Hernandez
Walter Sanders
Ramon Barrientez Jr
Robert
Justice of the Peace
Clarence
Lewis
Hale Center
Funeral notices and injuries reported in Clovis area
Mrs Montoya dies at 63 after arm injury while at work in Quitaque. Lon McKay of Quitaque also injured at work. Clinton Lee Sharpley treated after scooter car collision in Clovis. Survivors include Leonardo Montoya, two sons Seimon and another, daughter Maggie Ortez of Albuquerque, and three sisters. Services pending at C V Steed Funeral Home.
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Clinton Lee Sharpley
Bill Sharpley
College Ave
West Texas Hospital
Ave. X
21St St
Pablo Leal
Fordham St
Leonardo
Seimon
Clovis
Maggie Ortez
Albuquerque
Texas Nursing Home Association Convenes in Lubbock
More than 20 members registered for the Texas Nursing Home Association annual convention in Lubbock. Speakers include Phil Drake of Alice on Inservice Training and Dean Davis of the Texas Board of Pharmacy.
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Texas Nursing Home Association
Lubbock
Ith
Phil Drake
Alice
Dean Davis
Texas Board of Pharmacy
Marshall Harvey
W. P. Deatherage
Second Christi Church
Houston
T. J. Mabry
State Department of Public Welfare
J. Watt Hornburg
Texas
Nursing Home Licensing Division
State Health Department
Saddle Included In Theft Losses
Theft losses reported to police include a saddle and riding equipment at 4912 12th St and a $60 outboard motor from a shed. Other items stolen were a $250 check and $85 cash from 1220 9th St, clothing valued at $40 from a car, and tachometers from two vehicles.
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Jack Weems
12Th St
E. E. Brown
18Th St
Charles Stinnett
Plainview
C. A. Andrews
9Th St
Sam Porter
14Th St
Mike Webb
Auburn St
Mineral Wells Welcomes Electra Manufacturing Plant
Electra Manufacturing Co of Independence Kansas signs a lease with Mineral Wells Chamber for a plant to hire 225 initially in 25000 square feet, expanding to 700. Grady Elder Jr says the goal is growth and future industries after raising over 350000 in a city campaign.
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Mineral Wells
Electra Manufacturing Co
Independence
Kan
Mineral Wells Chamber of Commerce and Industrial Foundation
Grady L. Elder Jr
Chamber of Commerce
Electra
Mineral
Soviet U S Engineer and Chauffeur Indicted for Espionage
A grand jury in Newark indicted American engineer John William Butenko and driver Igor A. Ivanov on charges of conspiring to spy for the Soviet Union. The FBI spent seven months on the probe, with three Soviet UN delegation members named but not charged. Butenko and Ivanov are jailed without bail in Jersey City.
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Newark
N.J
Soviet Union
John William Butenko
Igor A. Ivanov
United Nations
FBI
Butenko
Ivanov
Englewood
Hudson County
Jersey City
Yuri A. Romashin
Gleb Pavlov
Vladimir I. Olenev
France Won’t Back Down on Nuclear Arms Plans
Defense Minister Pierre Messmer told the National Assembly that France will proceed with a first generation of atomic weapons and ignore objections to developing the next. He spoke as deputies heard President de Gaulle’s independent nuclear strike force will cost nearly a fourth more than originally estimated.
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Paris
UPI
Pierre Messmer
National Assembly
France
Charles de Gaulle
U S Recognizes South Viet Nam Provisional Government
The United States and Britain announced recognition of the South Vietnamese provisional government led by Nguyen Ngoc Tho with Premier Duong Van Minh heading the revolutionary regime. Henry Cabot Lodge was to inform the new authority of U.S. recognition in Saigon.
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Washington
UPI
United States
South Viet Nam
U.S
Saigon
Henry Cabot Lodge
Britain
Foreign Office
Nguyen Ngoc Tho
Revolutionary Committee
Duong van Minh
Mekong River
Regulations Aim to Prevent Drug Disasters
Dr Frances Kelsey credited with keeping thalidomide off the U S market said new congressional drug regulations this year should avoid or minimize disasters. The rules require improved procedures for evaluating medicines intended for American distribution.
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Washington
UPI
Frances C. Kelsey
U.S
Congress
Kelsey
Mrs. Fortenberry Funeral Set Today
Funeral services for Mrs. Lutie Fortenberry, 71, a Lubbock resident for 30 years, will be held at 2 p.m. today at Evangel Assembly of God Church. Burial follows in City of Lubbock Cemetery. She moved to Lubbock in 1934 from Hobbs and died Wednesday at St. Mary's Hospital. Survivors include nine sons, two daughters, three sisters, three brothers, 33 grandchildren and several great grandchildren.
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Lutie
Fortenberry
Bock
Evangel Assembly of God Church
Romania backs world Communist Party meeting on split
MOSCOW AP Romania endorsed a proposal for a world Communist Party meeting on the Sino-Soviet split. Ion Maurer chairman of Romania's Council of Ministers supported the idea in Problems of Peace and Socialism, edited in Prague. The move follows a British Communist party proposal for a meeting next year.
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Moscow
Romania
Communist Party
Council of Ministers
Ion Gheorghe'Maurer
Problems of Peace and Socialism
Prague
Czechoslovakia
Maurer
Duncan Funeral Rites for Midland Clovis Victims
Funeral services are listed for Michael Dots 17 and others in Clovis and Midland areas following a two car collision Wednesday. Rites set at St Mark's Methodist in Clovis and Memorial Chapel in Midland with burial in local cemeteries. Several survivors and relatives named. Church union talks between Chicago area congregations report tentative merger plans and a committee proposes a union framework.
Mrs N H Heath funeral in Lubbock today
Services for Mrs. N H Heath 81, longtime Lubbock resident who died Thursday, will be at 2 p m today at First Methodist Church. Burial in Lubbock City Cemetery under Henderson Wilson Funeral Directors. She lived in Lubbock since 1925, moved from Sulphur Oklahoma, member of First Methodist Church and Eastern Star. Survivors include son Norman Heath Jr., Wichita Falls, another son Parrish Heath, sister Mrs W T Drain of Tishomingo, brother Herbert Parrish of Tishomingo, and five grandchildren. Pallbearers listed.
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N. H. Heath
Ave. S
Norman Si, Heath Jr
Sith St
City of Lubboct
Lubbock
Parrish Heath
Wichita Falls
W. T. Drain
Tishoningo
Okla
Herbert Parrish
Tishominto
Lewis Scarorough
Olen Crump
Artie Ficks
Vernon McCullough
M. 3. Caughran
Collin Dunam
McLendon Rites Scheduled Today
Funeral services for Lt. Col. Clayton Minthon McLendon 44 will be at 2 p.m. at Forrest Heights Methodist Church with Rev. Alvy J. Cockrell officiating. Burial is in Stamford under Henderson-Wilson Funeral Burial will be in San Antonio per local obituary. Surviving family includes wife two daughters a son mother and several siblings.
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Clayton
Minthon McLendon
Forrest Heights Methodist ‘Church
Alvy J. Cockrell
San Antonio
Oogene Henderson-Wilson
Stamford
Kinssociata Neu
Funeral Set For Mrs Gustan of Lubbock
Services for Mrs. John Gustan 83 longtime Lubbock resident who died Wednesday at home will be held at 4 PM in Bowman Chapel First Methodist with Rev J Chess Lovern officiating. Burial at Resthaven Memorial Park under Sanders Funeral Home direction. She moved to Lubbock in 1925 from Windsor Missouri. Survivors include her husband two sisters and a brother. Pallbearers listed McGee Mitchell Mal Sladge Stewart Bailey Kenneth Lesley.
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John Gustan
Lubbock
Bowman Chapel
First Methodist Shareh
J. Chess Lovern
Pass ‘Or
Resthaven Memorial Park
Sanders Futera
Windsor
Ie McGee
Pat Mitchell
John Mal ‘Uf
Don Sladge
Stewart Bailey
Kenneth Lesley
Rites For Area Resident Slated
Services for Mrs. J. W. McNew longtime Amher s resident who died Thursday at South Plains Hospital will be held at 3 p.m. at First Baptist Church Burial follows in Amherst Cemetery under Payne Funeral Home direction Born in Coke County she is survived by four daughters Luther Harris Amherst Carl Smith Lubbock Rogers China Lake C Nolan Cain Ridgecrest Calif three sons W J and Othey McNew Houston Ben McNew Levelland three sisters three brothers 17 grandchildren 34 great grandchildren
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J. W. McNew
Amhers
South Plains Hospital
First Baptist Church
Amherst Cemetery
Payne Funeral Home
Coke County
Luther Harris
Carl Smith
Lubbock
Rogers
China Lake
Nolan Cain
Ridgecrest
Calif
W. J
Ray Headley Rites Planned in Stamford
Services for Ray Headley 50 will be at 3 P M Saturday in Kinney Funeral Home Chapel Stamford. Headley died suddenly in Friona where he had just moved after living in Lubbock for 12 years.
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Srviers
Ray Headley
Corel
Kinney Funeral Home
Stamford
Headley
Friona
Lubbock
The Shepherd VIGOR Poem by Julien C Hyer
A devotional piece citing Hebrews 6 12 urges readers to avoid sloth and seek vigor. The author Julien C Hyer asks for divine grace to use gifts and progress from creature to Creator, inspired by nature and faith.
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Lori
Sluggard
Looter
Dullard
Drone
Julien C. H
Rites Set For Lockney Woman
Services for Mrs. A H Turner 62 will be at 2 30 p m today at Lockney First Baptist Church with Rev Gene Hawkins officiating Assisting are Rev Sealy Smith and Rev E L Tyler Burial in Lockney Cemetery under Carter Funeral Home direction Mrs Turner died in Lockney at 740 p m Wednesday after weeks in Plainview Medical Center She had five years ill health Survivors include her husband six sons Billy Gene of Silverton Ciltford E Amarillo W A Phillips Carl W Floydada William Ray Wichita Kan C L Lockney two daughters Paduch Mrs Maxene Griffith Lockney to Martin Burns 61 year old and Mrs Ravanell Cummings farmer and resident of Cottle South Plains a sister Mrs Nola Howard Lockney and 24 grandchildren
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Clovis
Wilturday
St. Mark's Meth
C. V. Steed
Michael Dots
G. R. Dunllas
Can
Rt. 2
Austin
Arthur Shaw
Trinity Methodist Church
Douglas
Robert E. Lee
Hellene
C. V. Steedler Brigade
Tive
Corpus Christi
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Duncan
al Benito
T. T
el Campo
Maule Loft
Ate
Tewton
Viola Osborn
Lat
Adell Turner
William T. Dowelas
J. W. Sims
Hall of Midlan
Pat Garcia
Resi| Ellis
Dent of Clovis
Our Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Shareh
Mission Garden of Memories Cemetery
C. V. Steed Funeral Home
Garcia
Helen Irene Swearin
Clovis Mem Zen
Satorial Hospital
Ferstone
Downers
United States
Canada
Grove
R. E. John
Clay
Church Union
Grier Ireland
W. D. Ireland
Medicine Lodge
L. E. Day
Albuquer
Mnien Netique
Lockney
A.H. Turner
Lockney First Baptist Church
Gene Hawkins
Sealy Smith
South Plains
Paducah
Char
Maxene Griffith
Martin Burns
Ravanell Cummings
Cottle
Nola County
Howard
Richard Memorial
Pallhearers
Chester
Carthel
Gene Hammit
Ray
Tomond Watson
J. R. Turner
First Baptist Church
Mac Howard
Bobby Carthel
Robert Beck
Richard Bolt
Missionary Baptist Church
Garden of Memories
Norris Funeral Home
Burns
Bor
Alabama
Hugh
Bobby
Harold
Crowell
Docie Washington
Los Angeles
Martin Anderson
Frankston
Wylie
John
Ashland
Dre
Norman
Bledsoe
Jimmy Anderson
Tom Sivells
B. L. Smith
Harvey Madden
Lester Moss
Bill Barrett
London Bar Chooses Dual Names After Partners Disagree
In London an English bar operates under two names due to a dispute between partners over branding. The setup reflects a shared ownership compromise as patrons encounter both names at the front and in promotions.
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London
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