Nixon aide Assails Vietnam War Critics Press
Attorney General John N. Mitchell, speaking at Wayland Baptist College, warned against illegal acts by private citizens toward North Vietnam and deserters. He noted no Logan Act prosecutions and said any violations would be pursued. He discussed Palm’s case, FBI investigations, and emphasized civil rights and crime priorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Departments
FBI
Clarence Palm
Agriculture
Russia
U.S
Midland Man Rites Set Today in Midland
Services for Billie Ray Montgomery are at 2 p.m. today at Sills Funeral Home Chapel with burial in Resthaven Memorial Gardens under Ellis Funeral Home. Montgomery died after a two week illness at the Veterans Administration Hospital in Big Spring. A native of Jones County he moved to Midland in 1947 and operated a welding service. Survivors include his wife he and several relatives including children and a stepdaughter.
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Midland
Billie Ray Montgomery
Sills Funeral Home
Resthaven Memorial Gardens
Ellis Funeral Home
Montgomery
Veterans Administration Hospital
Big Spring
Jones County
A Tatepson
Philip David Cross
Chicago
Til
Billie Roberts
Sandra Montgomery
Veta Montgomery
San Angelo
Janet Cross
Cecil Montgomery
Jack Montgomery
Fay Wilson
Durango
Laveta O'Neil
Rites Conducted For O. D. Nash
Rites were held for Oran D. Nash 46 of Andrews at 2 p.m. Thursday in the First United Methodist Church Throckmorton with Rev. James Merrill officiating. Burial followed in Throckmorton Cemetery under Merriman Funeral Home direction. Nash, a native of Throckmorton, had lived in Andrews five years and was a steel components representative. Survivors include his wife two daughters his mother three brothers and one sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Throckmorton
Oran
Nash
Andrews
Permian General Hospital
First United Methodist Church
James Merrill
Throckmorton Cemetery
Merriman Funeral Home
Tie
Goes
Steel Computs
Diane
The
Home
Marsha
Lubbock
Bk. J. Nash
Bernard Nesh
Seagraves
I. O. Nash
Woodson
Orville Shush
Avanta
B.C. Pirtle
Services Slated for Guy Davidson of Wolfforth
Guy Davidson R88 of Wolfforth died after a long illness. Funeral services will be at 6 p.m. at First Baptist Church Wolfforth with Rev G B Bitman and Ken Hall presiding. Burial follows at Resthaven Memorial Park. Davidson, a retired farmer, lived in Wolfforth 15 years and was born in Scottsville Kentucky. Surviving are his wife a daughter Mrs C W Fowler of Wolfforth a son Murray Davidson of Paducah four grandchildren and nine great grandchildren.
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Guy Davidson
Wolfforth
Methodist
First Baptist Church
G. B. Bitman
Ken Hall
Louisiana
Resthaven Memorial Park
Resthaven-Singleton-Wilson
Davidson
Oklahoma
Scottsville
First, Baptist Church
C. W. Fowler
Murray Davidson
Paducah
Leon Reagans Rites Set Today
Services for Leon Reagan age 77 of 3614 8th Street will be at 9:40 a.m. today in W W Rix Chapel. Rev Neil Guy of First Christian Church will officiate. Interment is in Resthaven Mausoleum. Reagan died after a sudden illness at Methodist Hospital. He was a retired farmer who moved to Lubbock from Farmersville in 1920 and was a member of the First Christian Church. Survivors include his wife a daughter Mrs Billie Gunter two brothers John H Reagan and A A Reagan and a sister Mrs Matt McCall Pallbearers are Glen Wares J Speer Brooks Speer Sam Williams Red Atterbury and Haney Emery.
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Leon Reagan
W.W. Rix
Neil Guy
First Christian Church
Resthaven
Mausoleum
Reagan
Cat Methodist Hospital
Lubbock
Farmersville
Billie Gunter
John H. Reagan
Rt. 3
A. A. Reagan
Dallas
Matt McCall
Lamesa
Glen Wares
J. Speer
Brooks Speer
Sam Williams
Red Atterberry
Haney Emery
James C. Terry Funeral Pends in Lubbock
Services are pending with Resthaven-Singleton-Wilson Funeral Home for James C. Terry 58 of 912 EB 37th St who was dead on arrival at Osteopathic Hospital about 3 20 p m Thursday Justice of the Peace W R Shirlock of Idalou ruled death due to natural causes Terry a welder for Johnston Manufacturing Co native of Hot Springs Ark moved to Lubbock in September 1970 from Emporia Kan Survivors include his wife two sisters Mrs Elizabeth Childs Warren Ark and Mrs Estelle Davis San Antonio five brothers Roy Terry Basstr op Otis Terry Bastr op Archie Terry WarWyen Ark Victory Terry Australia and Charles Terry Houston
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
eResthaven-Singleton-Wilson Fu
James C. Terry
Lubbock “Osteopathic Hospital
Justice of the
W. R. ‘Shirlock
Idalou
Eas
Terry
Johnston Manufacturing Co
Hot Springs
Ark
Lubbock
Obituaries and Services Ahead Across Local Towns
A string of funeral services is listed for H B Patterson Sr W M Owens Rev B R Brannon James Adran Carruth Mrs Emma Fanta Beauford Bishop Juan Arredondo Homer Ellison Sam Martin Jr Lawrence Fielder HW M Horsehler and others in Seminole Plainview Olton Snyder Dalhart and Lubbock area area residents. Includeions note hospital deaths and injuries plus a public meeting of the Arnett Benson Community Council and upcoming life insurance award luncheon. Columbus Day postal holiday affects Lubbock Post Office operations.
Farrill Funeral Set In Odessa
Mrs. Montague Farrill 26 is honored with services at Sherwood Church of Christ in Odessa. Burial follows at Sunset Memorial Gardens under Hubbard-Kelly Funeral Home. She died Wednesday at Medical Center Hospital after a long illness. She married Terry Don Farrill on November 9, 1963 and leaves two sons, a mother, a father, five sisters, and a brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josie May Taylor
Odessa
Church of God
Thomas Funeral Home
Midland
Taylor
Medical Center Hospital
Montague Farrill
Sherwood Church of Christ
Sunset Memorial Gardens
Hubbard-Kelly Funeral Home
Terry Chad
Darren Gavin
Connie Emfinger
William Crawford Emfinger
Bishop
Calif
Harry Dennis
Gonzales
Johnny Jones
Lamesa
Don Garringer
Carlsbad
N.M
Joe Howell
Jackie Coop
Kilgore
Billy Richard Emfinger
George Murphy Dies In Clovis
George Murphy 53 a Clovis attorney died about 9 20 a m Thursday in Clovis Memorial Hospital He had lived in Clovis since 1953 and was a Lima Ohio native A World War II and Korea veteran he attained the rank of major in the U S Army Infantry He was active in the state bar association chairman of Carver Public Library member of the Lions Club and First Presbyterian Church He is survived by daughter Pamela Murphy of Denver Colo mother Mrs Edna Andrews Albuquerque and sister Mrs Mary Lou Ewing Albuquerque Burial will be in Lawn Haven Steed Todd Funeral Home with services set for 10 a m Saturday in Steed Memorial Chapel
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Clovis
George Murphy
Steed Memorial Chapel
Fred Brewton
First Presbyterian Church
Lawn Haven Cemetery
Steed-Todd Funeral Home
Murphy
Clovis Memorial Hospital
Lima
Ohio
State Bar Association
Carver Public Library
Lions’ Club
First Presbbyterian Church
U.S. Army Infantry
New Mexico Bar Association
Pamela Murphy
Denver
Colo
Edna Andrews
Albuquerque
Mary Lou Ewing
Wayne Boller's Rites Planned
Funeral services for Wayne Boller sixty of Rt. 6 Lubbock will be held at 10 a.m. Saturday at Tabernacle Baptist Church with Rev Ek L Bynum officiating. Burial at Peaceful Gardens Memorial Park. Boller a retired trucker lived in Lubbock County since 1942 born in Mier Indiana moved from Morton. Survived by wife a son Charles Boller three daughters Barbara Patterson Charlene Coker Allene Boller and five grandchildren. Pallbearers named Mullins Guthrie Terry Holley Holley Graham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Boller
Rt. 6
Lubbock
Lubbock Osteopahtia Hospital
Tabernacle Baptist Church
Ek. L. Bynum
Peaceful Gardens Memorial Park
Franklin Bartley
Preston Guthrie
James J. Terry
Larry Holley
Travis Holley
Willie Graham
Psalm 40 Reflections On Trust In Times Of Need
A devotional meditation on Psalm 40 highlighting themes of poverty, waiting on the Lord, and finding refuge in God. It recalls phrases about God hearing cries, blessing the trusting, and making the Lord the refuge amid trouble. The piece urges turning to the Psalm with confidence when feeling needy.
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David
C Benders Funeral Slated In Clovis
E C Bender 72 dies in Abilene nursing home after living in Clovis since 1937. He retired 1965 as Santa Fe division supervisor and was WWI veteran. Services 14 p m at Central Baptist Church with Pastor Carl Scott. Survivors include daughter Jean Lloyd Abi line son W J Bender Nigeria W Africa two sisters and five grandchildren
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clovis
E. C. Bender
Central Baptist Church
Carl Scott
W. E. King
Lawn Haven Cemetery
Steed-Todd Funeral Home
Bender
Abilene
Tex
Santa Fe Railroad
Jean Lloyd
W. J. Bender
Nigeria
W. Africa
C. A. Schmitthemmer
Topeka
Kan
T. V. Robinson
Tulsa
Okia
Plainview Rites Set For Woman
Mrs. Vera Chambers Graves 980 died after brief illness. Services set for 2 p.m. Saturday at Eleventh and Amarillo Church of Christ. Officiants include Tru man Teal De City Okla Hubert Setliff Plainview and Gene Shelburne Amarillo. Burial at Lockney Lemons Funeral Home Plainview. Born in Johnson County Missouri she lived in the Panhandle since 1909. Survivors: son George Robert Chambers Amarillo daughter Vivian Dudley Plainview two brothers Fred L. Bones McLean Walter M. Bones Alpine.
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Plainview
Vera Chambers Graves
Medical Drive
Amarillo
Lemons Funeral Home
Vivian Dudley
Fred L. Bones
ROCK
Wall McLean
Walter M. Bones
Alpine
Ala
Uniquej
Pheonix
Ariz
Milford W. Howard
Mrs. Martha Klein Dies Civic Leader in Lubbock
Martha E. Klein 75 of 2430 26th St died Thursday at Methodist Hospital after months of illness. Services Saturday at First United Methodist Church with multiple pastors officiating. Memorial Park Funeral Home directs. Born in Kemp, she lived in Lubbock 37 years and held numerous civic roles including Eastern Star and United Methodist Women. Survived by two sons, a brother, a sister, 11 grandchildren and one great granddaughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha E. Klein
26Th St
Methodist Hospital
First United Methodist Church
Paul Bumpers
Robert Ferrier
St. Matthews United
American Legion
Lubbock Women’s Study Club
Klein
Navy Moth
Mishap Victim Dies In City
Roy Lee Morgan 26 of Littlefield dies after a one car turnover on U S 82 near Rip Griffin's Truck Stop. Funeral Sunday at Irving Street First Baptist Church with burial at Littlefield Cemetery. Survivors include Morgan's father Henry Morgan and siblings.
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Littlefield
Roy Lee Morgan
Irving Street First Baptist Church
Littlefield Cemetery
Morgan
Paris
U.S. 82
Rip Griffin
Methodist Hospital
Thomas Liggins
E. Main St
Lubbock
St. Mary of the Plains Hospital
Melvin Witherspoon
Henry Morgan
Mary [Louise Rickson
Clovis
N.M
Della Mae Ross
Fort Worth
Leo McCarty
George Henry Morgan
Bertie Morgan
Eula McCarty
Littlfield
Robert Ogerly’s Services Pending at Ham mans Funeral Home
Robert Henry Ogerly 53 of Littlefield died about 1 a m Thursday in Methodist Hospital Lubbock He was a Honey Grove native farmer and World War II veteran Survivors include brother Rufus Ogerly of Littlefield and two sisters Mrs Adolph Luke Amherst and Mrs Alvin Lingnau Littlefield
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Littlefield
Hammons
Robert Henry Ogerly
Methodist
Lubbock
Honey Grove
Ogerly
Rufus Ogerly
Adolph Luke
Amherst
Alvin Lingnau
Mother of City Minister Dies in Duncan Oklahoma
Mrs. Ollie Bynum 77 of Duncan died Wednesday morning at home. Her son the Rev E L Bynum pastor of Tabernacle Baptist Church of Lubbock was in Lawton when she passed. Funeral at Bible Baptist Church with burial in Duncan by Brooks Funeral Home. Survived by daughter Mrs Oda Keith Moreland three grandchildren and three great grandchildren.
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Duncan
Okla
Ollie Bynum
Lubbock
Bible Baptist Church
E. IL. Bynum
Tabernacle Baptist Church of
Lawton
Bill Jackson
Duncan By
Blackburn Rites Set In Friona
Services for Mrs. Ethel Bell Blackburn 79 of Friona are at 2 30 p m today at Parsons Ellis Funeral Home. She died about 10 30 a m Wednesday in Palmer County Community Hospital. Burial is in Friona Cemetery. A native of Pilot Point she lived in Friona 42 years. Survivors include four sons Claude John and Dean Blackburn of Friona and Keith Blackburn of Albuquerque N M a brother Carl Davenport of County Line Okla two sisters Rose Gibson of Oklahoma City and Effie Martin of Brush Springs Okla six grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren.
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Friona
Parsons-Ellis
Ethel Bell Blackburn
Palmer County Community Hospital
Friona Cemetery
Pilot Point
Blackburn
Claude Blackburn
John Blackburn
Dean Blackburn
Keith Blackburn
Albuquerque
N.M
Carl Davenport
Countyline
Okla
Rose Gibson
Oklahoma City
Effie Martin
Brush Springs
Mrs Gazaway Rites Planned in Seminole
Mrs Opal Gazaway 90 died about 4 30 a m Thursday at Cottonwand Acres Nursing Home in Lamesa after a long illness. Services set for 3 p m Sunday at Seminole Memorial Funeral Home Chapel with Rev Bobby Phillips officiating. Burial in Resthaven Memorial Cemetery Midland. Survived by two sons Alton Gazaway Ripon Calif and J B Gazaway Las Vegas NM. three daughters Falry Blodgett Vera Petit both Seminole and Hazel Mead San Antonio. 11 grandchildren 28 great grandchildren and one great great grandchild.
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Opal Gazaway
Cottonwand Acres
Lamesa
Seminole Memorial Funeral Home
Bobby Phillips
South Seminole Baptist Church
Resthaven Memorial Cemetery
Midland
Arlington
Gazaway
Seminole
Alton Gazaway
Ripon
Calif
J. B. Gazaway
Las Vegas
N.M
Falry Blodgett
Vera Petit
Hazel Mead
San Antonio
R A Huddleston Dies in Snyder
Robert Aubrey Huddleston 68 died at Cogdell Memorial Hospital Snyder after a brief illness. Funeral services were held at East Side Church of Christ with Sam Kitching officiating. Burial followed in Ira Cemetery. He was born in Scurry County and long-time resident, survived by wife two sons three sisters two brothers and seven grandchildren.
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Sam Martin Jr
Snyder
East Side Church At
Christ In Snyder
Hillside Memorial Gardens
Bell-Seale Funeral Home of
Martin
Cogdell Memorial Hospital
Robert Aubrey Huddleston
East Side
Church of Christ
Sam Kitching
Sam Parker
Ira Cemetery
Bell Seale Funeral Home
Scurry County
Huddleston
Don Huddleston
Leon Huddleston
Ira
J. H. Myers
Floyd Hodges
Post
Raymond Berryhill
Ballinger
Leo Huddleston
Brownfield
Cecil Huddleston
Tra
Robinson Rites Set At Andrews
Services for Mrs. Vera Mae Robinson, 73, who died Thursday in Permian General Hospital, will be held at 4:30 p.m. today at Calvary Baptist Church in Andrews with Ronnie Armstrong officiating. Burial will follow in Andrews Cemetery under Sexton Funeral Home. A native of Woodward, Oklahoma, she moved to Andrews 13 years ago from Kermit and was a member of Calvary Baptist Church. She is survived by her husband Joe C. Robinson and a brother C. A. Nelson of Mexico City. Pallbearers are Sam Dyess, Walter Brown, Bud Lyles, R. C. Seal, Harold Don Carlos, and J. C. Sherrill.
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Joe C. Robinson
C. A. Nelson
Mexico City
Sam Dyess
Walter Brown
Bud Lyles
R. C. Seal
Harold Don Carlos
J. C. Sherrill
Childers Funeral Pends In City
Services are pending at Rix Funeral Directors for Mrs. Cecil D. Aunt Gene Childers 55 of 109 E Kemper who died at 6 45 am Thursday Burial is set for Peaceful Gardens Memorial Park A member of Arnett Benson Baptist Church she moved to Lubbock from San Antonio in 1948 and is survived by her husband.
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Rix
Cecil D
Gene” Childers
E. Kemper
Peaceful Gardens Memorial Park
Arnett-Benson Baptist Church
Childers
Lubbock
San Antonio
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Justices Department
North Vietnam
Hanoi
Kleindienst
New Jersey
Peter Bridge
Justice Department
Eugene W. Jones
Angelo State University
H. M. Bapgarly
Tulsa Herald
Mike Wall
Plainview Herald
Joe Don Hancock
Plainview Reporter-News
Marshall Formby
Louise Cummins
Lubbock League of Women Voters
Wayland Baptist College
America
Henry Dreyfus
Doris
Pasadena
Dreyfuss
Princess Telephone
Singer
O. D. Nash
Pends
H. B. Patterson Sr
Gaines County Memorial Cemetery
Patterson
W. M. Owens
Elgin
W. W. Rix
Owens
R. Brannon
Church of the Nazarene
Plainview Cemetery
Temons
James Adran
Carruth
Ray
Main Street
Olton
Parsons Funeral Home
Emma Fanta
70Th St
Sanders Memorial Chapel
Bluitt Cemetery
Milneland
Beauford Bishop
Lovington Lea General Hospital
Smith-Rogers Chapel
Lovington Cemetery
Juan Arredondo
62Nd St
66Th Street
Avenue H
Avita Arredondo
Homer Ellison
Erama Church of Christ of Ralls
Ralls Cemetery
L Carter
Lawrence Ernest Fielder
Plainview Hospital
Lemons “Memorial Chapel
HW. M. Horsehler
Dalhart
Central Methodist
Hmmy Townsend
Gth St
24Th Street
Slide Road
Arnett - Benson Community Council
Erskine
Arnett-Benson
Helen Christine McDonald
Branon Funeral Home
Gumal
Lamesa Memorial Park
Farrill
Richard Kleindienst
Lubbock Municipal Airport
Kk. C. Bender
Australia
Ers Club
Girls State of Texas Trust Fund
Lubbock National Bank
William E. Klein
Jack Klein
33Rd St
Henry Klein
31St St
Clarence Churchwell
Richardson
George Cotton
Galveston
Mrs
Martha Klein
Robert Ogerly
Peaceful Gardens
Memorial Park
U.S. 87
Weedrow
Nash Ambulance Service
West Texas
Tanita
R. A. Huddleston
Mack
Nee &Greenhouses
Brownfield Hwy
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