Humphrey backs Nixon on Vietnam as moratorium nears
In Washington Humphrey, a presidential hopeful and Minnesota professor, praised some Nixon moves on Vietnam while urging a planned student moratorium not to derail national discourse. He reiterated support for phased troop withdrawals and expressed hope for nonpartisan dialogue on peace.
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Governor asks end to VISTA in two Texas counties
Governor John W Smith pressed the federal government Friday to halt VISTA activities in Panola and Harrison counties amid claims of racial tension and local officials naming the volunteers as fomenting unrest. He cited an August commission resolution and recalled earlier action in Val Verde County.
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Dallas Bus Fare Hike Approved
Dallas transit board members voted Friday to recommend a fare increase to 30 cents for the basic bus ride and higher prices for student cards. Zone fares would rise in outlying areas. Mayor Erik Jonsson said the city council will likely consider the proposal at the October 20 meeting, with the hike taking effect October 22 if granted.
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Hatred and its cost in human relations
Reflections on how hatred and spite erode trust and lead to personal and social loss. The speaker asserts that those driven by hate face mistrust and failure, choosing short term gain over eventual, broader consequences, as echoed by Julien C. Hyer.
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Mrs. Ruby Lewis Dies Rites Set
Mrs. Ruby Lewis died about 8:50 am Friday at her home after a long illness. She was a Peaster native and resident of Lubbock since 1928. Services at 2 pm Monday at Calvary Baptist Church with Rev. Claude Cone and Rev. D. C. Hamilton officiating. Burial in Resthaven Memorial Park. Survivors include daughter Mrs. Billie Thigpen, two brothers, two sisters, four grandchildren, and three great grandchildren. Burial directed by Resthaven Singleton-Wilson Funeral Home.
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Archer City
Don Schacht Rites Today in Lockney
Don Schacht a former Lockney resident died in a Kansas plane crash while attending a farm sale in Seward County. Funeral services will be held at Lockney Methodist Church with burial in Lockney Cemetery. Survivors include his wife Ann two sons Marcus and Richard his parents Mr and Mrs Ruthe Schacht brothers Clare Taickney Byron and two sisters Margaret and yacht, all of Lockney.
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Williford Services Pending At North Punerat Home
G H Williford a retired firm member died leaving services pending at North Punerat Home. A Collin County native, he lived in Cottle County 63 years. Survived by three sons Herbert Seagraves Joe V Baltimore Md Thomas G Lubbock two sisters Mrs St McArthur Mrs Wr Mrs bath Houston Mother Hosie Padner and five grandchildren.
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Traffic Mishaps Fell Two Here
Luther McGee 36 of 1705 E 29th St injured when his pickup hit a car about 32 miles south of Lamesa around 6 p.m. Friday. He was taken to a Lamesa hospital then transferred to Methodist Hospital here for treatment. His injuries were believed serious. Jimmy D. Jones 2 of 2% Limberly Dr listed in fair condition at Methodist Hospital. A motorcycle crash on Acuff Road near Canyon Sin occurred about 6:45 a.m. Friday.
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L. C. Sherer Rites Planned in Girard Church
L C Sherer a retired farmer from the Girard community died Friday afternoon after a brief illness at Crosbyton Hospital. Services set for 2 p m Sunday at First Baptist Church Girard with Rev Glenn Williams officiating. Burial in Girard Cemetery under Campbell Funeral Home direction. Survivors include two sons Pete of Girard and Ollie of Tarversville, two daughters and other relatives. He was a deacon in the Tohoka Primitive Baptist Church and a longtime Parkway Church member. Grandchildren and great grandchildren survive.
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Armstrong Rites Slated Monday
Armstrong, 78, a retired Swisher County farmer, dies after two month illness in Southwest Convalescent Carter. Service at Wallace Funeral Chapel Monday at 10 a.m. with burial in Happy Cemetery. survivors include wife ane Idaughter Mrs Floyd McGre Ty Vlas, one brother wt B. Egger Thany, one sister Mrs Doe Oliver Brownwood, stepmother Mrs J W Egger of Brownwood, and five grandchildren. Pallbearers include Leeroy Fisher Glen Mahoney Dall Griffin Gaither Vanderverr Virgil Thompson Alfre Holeman.
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Canyon
Local briefs mix scholarships and obituaries in Texas tech notes
Getty O11 Company of Los Angeles hosts Texas Tech department science awards and scholarships for Janes Rannefeld of Snyder and Douglas Finch of Dallas. Funeral notices list services for Marvin Anderson and James Loggins among other regional deaths. An economics panel with J Harris Morgan and Cullen South participates in the Law Office Economic Institute at Texas Tech today.
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Snyder
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Dallas
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Cullen South
Law Office Economic Institute
Texas Tech
Scrappy Nun’s Campaign for Train Service Wins Support
Sister Annan, a Detroit nurse and tennis champion, testified before the Interstate Commerce Commission last April as the NYC & Western Railway faced a $500,000 loss claim over the Detroit to Adrian Cannonball Run. Despite a mocking remark, she rallied petitions and circulars, securing a year extension to keep the train running. Nine United Transportation Union representatives met her at Detroit station to acknowledge the effort and preserve 28 union jobs tied to the train operation.
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Torres Services Today for Baleriano Torres
Funeral services for Baleriano Torres will be at 12 30 p m at King Catholic Church with burial in Peaceful Gardens Memorial Park conducted by Henderson Funeral Directors. A native of Mexico and long-time Lubbock resident since 1980 the construction worker died after an extended illness in West Texas Hospital. He is survived by Apolonew five sons and five daughters along with numerous grandchildren and siblings.
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