Congress Sends Foreign Trade Bill To President
The Senate and House negotiators retain a 45 percent pension boost for civil service workers but strike automatic financing from the retirement fund. Conferees plan to seek a supplemental appropriation of zero to fund the increase, while farm funding clashes hinge on Dawson Georgia research lab allotments. Senate adjournment risks loom as lawmakers debate self employed pension funds and foreign aid differences with Yugoslavia Poland and Cuba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Albert
D-Okla
Senate House
Senate
House
Dawson
Richard R. Russell
Russell
Texas
North Carolina
Virgina
George Smathers
D-Fla
Kennedy
Smathers
Congress
White House
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
Otto Passman
D-La
Yugoslavia
Poland
Cuba
Births Reported Across City Hospitals
A lengthy column lists numerous birth notices from West Texas and Methodist Hospitals. Each entry names the parents, address, newborns weight and time of birth, date, hospital, and the father’s or parents’ occupation or service.
Wool Queen Carolyn Wool Tour Winners National Crown
Carolyn Wool, a student at Texas Women's University, won the national wool queen crown after competing with 20 regional contestants. Her tour included New York photo shoots and a wardrobe valued at $15,000, plus goodwill stops in cities from San Antonio to Dallas. She plans more appearances and says sleep and staying in style were the toughest parts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Texas Women's University
New York
San Antonio
New Orleans
Boston
Washington
Chicago
Milwaukee
Des Moines
Portland
San Francisco
Salt Lake City
Carolyn
Kennedy
Socialite Clift Airline Flit and Boston Homicide Case
Miss Clift flown to Rio for about 12 hours then back to New York, while Lt. Donovan probes a fatal room with the body of Brentani a Flor ence native and Harvard graduate found unclad in a padlocked room. A note in the pantry and missing male clothing fuel mystery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Pierce Pearmain
Miss Clift
Rio
New York
John Donovan
Boston
Logan International
Brentani
Florence
Italy
Zurich
Harvard
Ermanno Brentani
Sao Paulo
Brazil
Lover’s death at Oyster Harbor linked to family dispute
Miss Clift and Walker Brentani were dating for two years when Brentani’s body was found after a 10 day vacation at Oyster Harbor Cape Cod. Mrs Pearmain, doctor Arthur Pierce and lawyer Francis C Welch forced entry after a note allegedly from the girl was found. Brentani, electronics engineer for Honeywell in Minneapolis, had lived in Cambridge before. Clift’s father William Clift and his ex wife Mrs Thompson born, a New York producer, are involved as news unfolds. A Louisville region director petition to intervene was denied. Dow Chemical forms SA subsidiary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brentani
Cambbridge
Minneapolis Honneywell Corp
Miss Clift
William Brooks Clift
Peter Thompson
Clift
New York
Finch
Louisville
National Committee For Law En
Walker
Farm Bureau Meeting Held
T. C. Pete Peterson of the American Farm Bureau spoke to over 100 District II Farm Bureau members posing as a Danish professor of history and politics to discuss the American government. Miss Waldeen Garner, Brownfield Tech junior and district bureau queen, attended as special guest and will compete in the state Farm Bureau queen contest on November 11 in San Antonio. Membership rose by 500 families from last year’s 10,000. H. L. King presided and Mayor Jack Strong delivered the welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. C
Pete) Peterson
Chicago
American Farm Bureau
District II Farm Bureau
Peterson
America
Farm Bureau
Waldeen Garner
Tech
Brownfield
District Bureau
Garner
San Antonio
H. L
Hub) King
Jack Strong
Schirra Ready Again Astronauts Review Flight
Schirra and four other astronauts reviewed their Kear sarge reunion flight near Midway and Hawaii. Schirra reported no vertigo or nausea after nine hours weightless, losing about four pounds. Doctors noted the flight yielded little new medical data but confirmed long weightlessness is manageable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schirra
Kearsarge
Gherman S. Titov
Cape Canaveral
Pledges Return Note Writing Thief Takes Auto
A thief left a note saying he would return when he got on his feet after stealing a car valued with $600 cash and a .38 pistol from Moore’s Veterinary Hospital on North Amarillo Road. Deputies seek a 21 year old man. a note allegedly by him accompanied the theft. Earlier, $40 in quarters vanished from Gene Lewis’s car at the VFW Hall and a .22 rifle was reported missing from A. E. Oliphant’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moore's Veterinary Hospital
Amarillo Road
A. A. Moore
Lubbock County
Gene Lewis
E. 19Th St
VFW Hall
Mrs Dora Lewis Services Are Set
Services for Mrs Dora Frances Lewis 72 resident of Snyder for 53 years are set for 10 a m Saturday at 37th St Church of Christ Burial will be in Hillside Memorial Gardens Bell Funeral Home directs She was born Buckholtz and was a Church of Christ member Survivors include husband J S mother Mrs L E Rogers Snyder three daughters Hazel Lewis Roby and Mrs C P McCelvey Sr Lubbock three sisters Mrs Sally Latham Weatherford Mrs Florence Morgan Manitou Okla and Mrs Bill Wood Snyder a brother Mike Rogers Phoenix and a grandson
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snyder
St. Church of Christ
Dora Frances Lewis
Snyder Hospital
Hillside Memorial Gardens
Bell Funeral Home
Buckholtz
Lewis
Church of Christ
J. S
L. E. Rogers
Hazel Lewis
B. C. Drinkard
Roby
C. P. McCelvey Sr
Lubbock
Sally Latham
Weatherford
Florence Morgan
Manitou
Okla
Bill Wood
Mike Rogers
Phoenix
Winford Services Set Here Today
Services for Ike Winford 57 will be at 2 p m in Rixchapel officiated by Elder L M Hammitt of Wolfforth. Burial at Resthaven Memorial Park with Rix Funeral Home directing. Survivors include son Murrell five sisters and a granddaughter. Pallbearers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ike Winford
Emory
Rixchapel
L. M. Hammitt
Wolfforth
Resthaven Memorial Park
Rix Funeral Home
Winford
Lubbock
St. Mary's Hospital
Murrell
Grinnell
Emmer Winford
Burglaries By Juveniles In City Decline
Burglaries by Lub bock juveniles declined sharply in the first nine months of the year while curfew violations rose. Through September total juvenile offenses reached 9867, with 714 youths referred to the probation office, 62 hearings, and 37 committed to state schools. Curfew arrests totaled 318, 39 repeat violators. age and racial breakdown noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lubbock
Rene
Probation Office
Rites Set Today For Mrs. Stroud
Mrs. Alice Ruth Stroud of Sundown dies in Levelland after a 10 day illness. Funeral at 2 p m today at Ed iube First Baptist Church with Wise Funeral Home directing. Burial in Hampton Cemetery near Bonham. Survived by husband Forrest Jr a son three daughters and nine grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levelland
Alice Ruth Stroud
Sundown
First Baptist Church
Ediube
Hampton Cemetery
Bonham
Wise Funeral Home
George Price
Forrest
Forrest Jr
Patsy Dowell
Dallas
Guy Rhea
Shelly Brown
Brownfield
W. J. Logan
Kim Williamson
Jackie White
Fort Worth
Faris Rites Set At Clovis Sunday
Wilburn L. Faris 64 a building contractor died at 4 10 am Thursday at Clovis Memorial Hospital after a stay since July 9 Services will be at 2 pm Sunday at First Methodist Church with Dr R L Willingham officiating Burial will be in Lawn Haven Memorial Park C V Steed Funeral Home directing He is survived by wife Eula two daughters Mrs Kent Walls El Paso and Mrs F J Smith Huntington Beach Calif four grandchildren three brothers Roy and Guy Clovis and Marvin Albuquerque Nephews will be pallbearers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clovis
Wilburn L. Faris
Clovis Memorial Hospital
First Methodist Church
R. L. Willingham
Lawn Haven Memorial Park
C. V. Steed
Clovis Lodge of
Woodmen of the World
Faris
Eula
Kent Walls
el Paso
F. J. Smith
Huntington Beach
Calif
Roy
Guy
Marvin
Albuquerque
Two Persons Fined On Pleas Of Guilty
Two men pleaded guilty in a county court at law. Willie Ellis was fined 100 dollars for carrying a prohibited weapon. Albino Carrasco Mendez was fined 75 dollars and jailed three days for driving while intoxicated. Bond set at 500 dollars for Guy R. Ward who pleaded innocent on the weapon charge. ANTOFAGASTA port exempt from 15 percent surcharge on southbound American freight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Ellis
Malin St
Albino Carrasco Mendez
Idalou Road
Guy R. Ward
Longtime City Resident Dies at 79
Mrs. Emma Puryear, a 42 year Lubbock resident, died at West Texas Hospital after being dead on arrival Thursday. Funeral services set for 10 a.m. Saturday at First Baptist Church with Dr. J Ralph Grant officiating. Burial in Resthaven Memorial Park under Sanders Funeral Home. Survivors include daughters Lela and Effie Puryear, son W S Puryear, a brother Hub Bailey, two grandsons and two great grandsons. Pallbearers listed. honorary pallbearers are the church Sunday school class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Puryear
38Th St
First Baptist Church
Sanders Funeral Home
Lela Puryear
Effie Puryear
W. S. Puryear
28Th St
Hub Bailey
Weatherford
Howard Moore
Clyde Wideman
Warner B. Sims
Jackson R. West
D. J. Keller
Gerald Harris
Kansas Rites Set For Mrs Search
Services for Anna May Search 95 who died in Lovington General Hospital are set for 10 a m Monday at the Methodist Church in DeSoto Kansas. Burial will be in DeSoto Cemetery with Cooper Warren Mortuary of Lawrence in charge. She lived with her daughter Edith Search a Lovington schoolteacher. Smith Yarbro Funeral Home handles local arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lovington
Anna May Search
Lovington Sea General Hospital
DeSoto
Kan
Cooper Warren Mortuary
Lawrence
Search
Edith Search
Herman Ellison Rites Planned in Forrest Community
Herman Ellison 60 an area resident for 37 years died at Clovis Memorial Hospital. Services set for 2 p.m. Saturday at the Forrest community school gym with Rev. L. T. Field. Burial in Beavers Cemetery. Survived by a brother and five sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clovis
Herman Ellison
Clovis Memorial Hospital
Forrest Community School
Rev. L. T. Field
Beavers Cemetery
Forrest
Steed Funeral Home
Ellison
Worsham Moves For 822,900 Judgment In Tort Suit
J and co defendants seek an 822,900 judgment against Supe Luna Garcia in a Thursday filed damage suit in the 14th District Court related to a July 8, 1962 traffic mishap on U S 87 south of Lubbock. Lois Williamson is listed as in fair condition after a two car collision at 46th St and College Ave. James Cloud, 16, is identified as the other driver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worsham
Supe Luna Garcia
14Th District Court
U. S. 87
Lubbock
Lois J. Williamson
31St St
Porter Hospital
46Th St
College Ave
James Cloud
38Th St
Planning Board rejects post office site in southwest Lubbock
At a Thursday meeting the Planning Commission rejected the Post Office Department request for a 50th Street site near Monterey High School citing traffic and zoning concerns. Residents argued the post office would trigger future commercial strip development while real estate ties stressed service needs and site costs. Several zoning cases were approved or postponed, including apartment projects and a professional office near Avenue Q.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Monterey High School
Indiana Avenue
Monterey Shopping Center
50Th Street
Vernon Bell
Post Office Department
Lubbock
Planning Commission
Pierce
36Th Street
34Th Street
Bell
52Nd St
Gary Ave
College Ave
Gary Avenue
South College Avenue
Meeks
Billy Meeks
12Nd St
Bob Burr
Illnes
Harold Glasscock
Lubbock Independent School District
Parkway Drive
Erskine Street
Old Plainview Highway
North Lubbock
Lewis Garnett
Urbanovsky
Garnett
Jimmie Lee Mason
Bill Cox
15Th Street
Avenue Q
Commission
66Th St
6Th St
Ave. U
Jack Eastman
David F. Tripple
D. R. McWilliams
Roy T. Grimes
Charles Read
Roy Bass
Harold Griffith
Area Vet Dies Near Toho ka Farm
An area veteran and American Defense ribbon recipient who recently left Veterans Hospital Big Spring for heart treatment is found dead near his home. Sheriff Redwine and Deputy Hale discover the body in a small outbuilding on the Vernon Davis farm southeast of Toho ka. He leaves four children and had expressed desire for a military funeral for his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans Hospital
Big Spring
Norvel Redwine
Tom Hale
Munguia
Bank deposit totals for several Texas banks outside Lubbock
The report lists June 30 deposits and loans for four or more banks outside Lubbock, led by Plains National Bank and including Lubbock National Bank First National Bank and Citizens National Bank with combined deposits of over 140 million. Individual bank figures for Idalou State Bank Citizens State Bank Slaton Wolfforth State Bank and First State Bank Shallowater are detailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idalou State Bank
Citizens State Bank
Slaton
Wolfforth State Bank
First State Bank
Shallowater
Vet Fire Chief To Be Honored In Fort Worth
A Lubbock resident who served as fire chief for 52 years will receive a special honor in Fort Worth during the Texas Municipal League conference. The award recognizes long service by municipal officials, including W. Se. Twitty, Miss Mamie Barfield of San Angelo, and Dr J. W. Hopkins of Victoria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lubbock
Fort Worth
W. Se. Twitty
25Th St
J. W. Hopkins
Victoria
Mamie Barfield
San Angelo
Witty
Texas Municipal League
Also Mentioned on This Page
Agriculture Department
Senate Appropriations
Solon Silent
Russell Petley
S. Hospital
Moore Business Forms
G. A Choate
Ald &T
Methodist Hospital
Western Electric
Ralph Ranirez
Fordham
Supreme Beef Co
Wiliam H Cheney
West Texas Hospital
Reese Afb
Dale McCrum
Froon
St Marys S Hospital
Asem
Tashbock Ostenpathie Hospital
Malesim Ware
Travis Michell Baker
Timoan
Fata
Miro
Frarkirkigene
Verean
Mortar Foods
Mroo
James Glenn
Colgate
James G Smith Que Sith Sr
Lo Dio
West Texas
Hosmtt
General Motors
Avcrave Corp
Jummy
Leonard Burter Bye
West Texas Hospital Theatre
Mawse
Geran Laer
Jeaner
Fran Frances Rera
Herry LL
John Perrs Harder
Aberdeen
States Post Office
Jimmy Sierra Martinez
Bates St. Oon
Woodrow Cagle
Lancept
Lisnald G Akins
Cedar Ave
Camp Pendleton
Miss Wool
Auomobile
Mro
Athenry Kernie McCurdy
Shallawater
Albert Fergerson
Porter Chinie Hospital
Calvin Call
Kenneth Cushing
Tin St.oon
Luhbork Osteopathic Hospital
Reese Air Force Base
Paul Ussery
Tulane
Lubbock Osteopathic Hospital
City of
San Yahen
Manuel Fispinosa
Associated Press
Julius la Rosa
Lea
Manuel Tuenes
Lauf Chimie
Jesse Hernandez
Ave
Vauf Clinic
Texas Industrial Laundry
Felipe Cardan
Tauf Chimie
Rafael Ramos
Wilson
Porter Chinic Hospital
Jerry Beesinger
N. Uvalde Ave
Dean Newsom
37Th &T
Associated Investment
Benny Stegall
Clothiers
Jessie J. Merritt
Houston Fire and Casualty Co
Thomas Stofel
H & Oon
Frank Hodges
Amos Boyd
Lf Ave A
St Mary's Hospital
Quality Steel Inc
TWU
Kansas Ciy
Denver
California
Socialite
Mee
Donovan
Mount Holyoke College
South Hadley
Mass
Pretoria
Dow Chemical International
Walter Schirra
Earth
NASA
Farm Bureau Meeting
Pacific
Australia
Canton Island
Iman
Dora Lewis
Mrs. Stroud
Antofagasta
Kansas
Mrs. Search
Smith Yarbro Funeral Home
Nicky Wayne Gage
Jarvis
Lubbock High School
Monterey High Lancers
Gage
Clifford Brown
L. T. Foster
50Th St
Memphis Ave
Foster
J. B. Maxey
Zenith Ave
Charles FE. Galey
F. E. Waller
Alderson Junior High
Vet
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