Body lies in state in rotunda for Herbert Hoover
Washington paid final tribute to Herbert Hoover with his body in state at the Capitol Rotunda. President Johnson attended with a wreath as 15,000 mourners filed past the bier while Black Jack the riderless horse stood in the procession. The coffin rested on the Lincoln catafalque as stands rose for the upcoming inauguration. Hoover died at age 90 and will be buried in West Branch, Iowa.
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UPI
America
Herbert C. Hoover
Capitol
Istate
Johnson
New York
Jeader
Black Jack
Douglas MacArthur
John F. Kennedy
Leonard H. Ballard
Rotunda
Senate
Frederick B. Harris
Herbert Hoover
Union Station
Hoover
Secret Service
Lady Bird
Barry
Miller
Sen
Hubert H. Humphrey
Barry M. Goldwater
Rep
William E.miller
California
New Jersey
Senate Steps
America the Beautiful
Abraham Lincoln
William Howard Taft
James A. Garfield
William McKinley
Warren G. Harding
Kennedy Johnson
New York City
Richard M. Nixon
U.S. Army Band
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
West Branch
UAW Council Recommends End to GM Strike Return to Work
The UAW GM Council recommended members return to GM plants after a day long session and Walter Reuther urged ending the strike. A Sunday vote by GM local unions decides if workers resume duties though a national contract has been reached.
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UAW
GM Council
Detroit
United Auto Workers Union
General Motors Corp.s
Walter P. Reuther
Barry Goldwater Campaigns Across Texas Series
Barry Goldwater visits Austin Corpus Christi and Wichita Falls on a fifth Texas tour to woo voters as Lyndon Johnson counters with a Texas campaign swing. Mrs Johnson tours with cabinet wives and plans events at LBJ Ranch Beaumont Tyler and San Angelo before heading to Arkansas Indiana Kentucky.
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Associated Press
Barry Goldwater
Texas
Lyndon Johnson
Goldwater
Austin
Corpus Christi
Wichita Falls
GOP
San Antonio
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Johnson
LBJ
Beaumont
Tyler
San Angelo
Ok Enghia
Indiana
Kentucky
Washington
John Connally
Robert McNamara
Orville L. Freeman
Willard Wirtz
George Bush
U.S. Senat
Bush
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
Yarborough
Paul Harvey keynote at Lubbock patriotic program draws 1400
More than 1,400 attend the Third Annual Americanism Program at Lubbock Municipal Auditorium with Paul Harvey as speaker. Harvey criticizes federal handouts, calls for strong nuclear deterrence, and emphasizes tradition and conservatism amid a showcase featuring Bert Huffman and Neil Oldham.
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Jack Sheridan
Avalanc
Journal
Paul Harvey
Lubbock Municipal
Neil Oldham
Dorothy Pijan
R. B. McAllister
Bert Huffman
Texas Tech
Aids
Washington
Starvey
KSEL
Navy Pilot Bailout Before Jet Crash Near Williamsburg
A Navy AC single engine jet crashed on a mountain top in Buck Creek area nine miles south of Williamsburg near the Tennessee Kentucky line. Cmdr. Loran Craney, 42, bailed out before impact and was not believed injured.
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Williamsburg
Buck Creek
Here
Cmdr
Loran. Craney
SMU Alumni To Meet Here Today
Dr. Harold A. Jeskey of SMU Faculty Committee on Athletics will speak at 5 30 p m at a buffet hosted by the Lubbock SMU Alumni Club. After the event, Lubbock and visiting exes will board buses to attend the Texas Tech SMU football game at Jones Stadium.
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Harold A. Jeskey
Southern Methodist University
Lubbock Smu
Lubbock
Texas Techsmu
Jones Stadium
Italian director De Sica travels Rome to London for film
Vittorio De Sica has left his Rome home for a trip to London to work on The Amorous Adventures of Moll Flanders. The busy director will shoot scenes and oversee production steps for the adaptation, continuing his international film schedule.
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Hollywood
UPI
Vittorio de Sica
Rome
London
Mol
Flanders
Phillips Sees Morality Question in Jenkins Case
Lubbock realtor and Republican 19th District candidate Joe B. Phillips said the Jenkins case raises a broader morality in government concern and criticized Congressional Democrats for alleged cover ups in the Baker Estes and Otepka matters. He urged voters to elect him to help clean up Washington. Phillips planned campaign stops in Denver City and Slaton.
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Colorado City
Joe B. Phillips
Lubbock
Congress
Lyndon Johnson
Phillips
Fred Bruton
Baker Hotel
Jenkins
Bobby Baker
Baker
Billie Sol Estes
Otto Otepka
Otepka
State Department
Senate
GOP
Washington
President Johnson
Denver City
Slaton
Beatific Bette Davis Records Song For Charlotte
Bette Davis recorded the title song for Hush Hush Sweet Charlotte with harp accompaniment for the new movie, adding star wattage to the production.
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Bette Hollywood
UPI
Better Davis
of All People
Charlotte
Don Sturges to appear in Synanon film role
Hollywood reports Don Sturges age 23 son of late director Preston Sturges will take a supporting role in the Columbia production Synanon.
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Hollywood
Don Sturges
Preston Sturges
Columbia
Local residents listed in official records from Lubbock
Official Records include Richard Lee Antle and Betty June Johnson of Lubbock. Herman Dillard McCullar aged 25 and Wilma Margo Bear 18, both of Lubbock. Carlos Ortiz 17 and Consuelo Salazar 22 of Lubbock. Margarita Garcia 20 and Aida Guedea 19 of Lubbock. Lee Roy Terrell 40 and Faye Tobias 36, both of Lubbock.
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Richard Lee Antle
Betty June Johnson
Lubbock
Herman Dillard McCullar
Wilma’ Margo Bear
Carlos Ortiz
Consuelo Salazar
Margarita Garcia
Aida Guedea
Lee Roy Terrell
Faye Tobias
Multiple district court notices and divorces in Lubbock
72nd District Court docket shows numerous divorce suits including Gutierrez and Lindsey cases. Public notices list probate filings, real estate transfers, and paving assessments in County Courts at Law One and Two, with many estate probates and property transactions across Lubbock.
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Victor H. Lindsey
Hortencio Gutierrez
Frank Gutierrez
Hamilton
Carl Sayles
Sayles Plumbing ,Co
al Sage
Joseph Martin
Patricia McGinn
Oil Wells Aren't So Ugly Anymore
New York UPI report says city oilfields near Los Angeles produce 5200 barrels daily. A concrete wall screens the field from view and crude oil is piped directly to reduce storage needs. Pumping noises are muffled with sound-deadening materials.
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New York
UPI
American Petroleum Institute
API
Los Angeles
APT
Mississippi Bombings Judge Suspends Racial Case Sentences
In Magnolia Pike County Circuit Court Judge W H Watkins Jr suspended penitentiary terms for nine McComb men charged in racial bombings tied to 16 incidents since early summer. Pleas included guilty and no contest with varied penalties including three concurrent five year terms and six month suspended sentences with probation for others.
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Magnolia
Miss
Pike County
W. H. Watkins Jr
McComb
Watkins
Mississippi
Paul D. Wilson
Billy Earl Wilson
Jimmy Wilson
Gerald Lawrence
Hilton Dunaway
Ernest Zeeck
John Paul Westbrook
Murphy Duncan
Wilsons
Army
Emory Allen Lee
Sterling Gillsi
Gillis
Whitfield
Lawrence County Bank of
Monticello
Thefts Burglary Probed In Lubbock Local Cases
Lubbock police investigated multiple incidents including a $70 to $100 theft from Soft Water Sales Co. owner Everett Farmer reported money missing from a desk. Another flooded house under construction at 1911 66th St. was reported by Don Lee Stephenson. Nadine Dollard said a rent house at 804 Walnut was robbed of several furnishings valued at $200. Mary Hogan reported unauthorized use of her name in service station charges across multiple cities. An attempted break in at Minit Man Auto Car Wash was found by Lowell Bowman with a pried window but no losses detected.
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Lubbock
Soft Water Sales Co
Everett F. Farmer
47Th St
Don Lee Stephenson
52Nd St
66Th St
Stephenson
Nadine Dollard
Mary T. Hogan
31St St
Texas Company
Big Spring
San Angelo
Pearsall
San Antonio
Minit Man
Ave. L
Lowell Bowman
Ike's Throat Improves as Ike Restores Health
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower, hospitalized at Walter Reed with throat and bronchial inflammation, shows progress after a restful night. Doctors report improvement aided by medications and a steam kettle treatment to loosen mucus, with a expected hospital stay of one week to ten days.
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Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Walter Reed General Hospital
Florida Texas Route Battle Divides Airlines In CAB Briefs
Eastern Air Lines and Braniff Airways urge CAB to grant and expand Florida Texas service. Fort Worth backs Eastern citing jet schedules and direct connections while Braniff argues for superior service and broader city coverage including Tulsa Oklahoma City Wichita and Denver. Braniff cites prior CAB recommendations from 1960.
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Washington
Eastern Air Lines
Braniff Airways
Eastern
Braniff
Civil Aeronautics Board
Fort Worth
Chamber of Commerce of
North Texas
Florida
Tulsa
Oklahoma City
Okla
Wichita
Kan
Denver
Colorado Springs
Colo
Amarillo
Lubbock
Wichita Falls
Austin
San Antonio
CAB
Bureau of Air Operations
Fire leverage in rural areas raises damage three to six times
New York report cites Insurance Information Institute finding that fires in farm and rural settings cause three to six times more damage than urban fires, due to factors like building spacing and delay in response.
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New York
UPD
Insurance Information Institute
Discipline and godliness from Pauls letter to Timothy
The International Sunday School lesson urges Christians to train themselves in godliness as Paul advised Timothy. It emphasizes discipline of mind soul and body and to let love faith and purity guide conduct and example.
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Tim
Paul
Timothy
Julien C. Hyer
Winter playdays open to public at Aufill arena
First of the winter playdays by the Aufill Rough Riders Club Sunday starts at 1 p.m. local residents may attend at no charge. Children from 4 years and up will compete in seven events with points earned over six months. Regular WWI veterans meeting Monday at Hodges Community Center discusses nominating committee for 1965 officers.
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Aufill Rough Riders
Aufill Arena
Tohoka Highway
Hodges Community Center
40Th St
College Ave
Three Injured In Lubbock Vehicle Crashes
Three persons sustained minor injuries in Lubbock wrecks Friday. At 4 40 p m a five car pileup at 34th Street and Avenue P involved Bertha Davis Carver 57 who was treated and released from Methodist Hospital. At 4 42 p m Randy Ray Abels 6 was injured near Ave Sand Broadway and taken to a private physician. In a Loop 289 two car crash Frank B Smith Jr 22 suffered facial lacerations and was treated and released from Methodist Hospital.
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Lubbock
34Th St. Land Ave
Bertha Carver Davis
37Th St
Methodist Hospital
Ave. Sand Broadway
Randy Ray Abels
Frank B Smith, Jr
Amherst
Teen girl confesses to killing infant in River Forest
A 15-year-old girl confessed to stabbing choking and drowning 14 month old Mark Batto whose crying bothered her. The body was found near the Des Plaines River after she led police to the scene.
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River Forest, Ir
UPI
Des Plaines
River Forest Police
Frank Bramhall
Mark Batto
Bramhall
Cook County
Andrew J. Toman
Batto
Mark
State bird history starts with Kentucky cardinal
National Geographic notes Kentucky began the practice of selecting a state bird with the cardinal adopted in 1926 as the first state bird.
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Washington
UPI
Kentucky
National Geographic Says
Pioneer of Paducah dies after heart attack at cemetery work
George Nathan Robertson Sr. 82 a pioneer Cottle County resident died on arrival at Richard Memorial Hospital Friday after a heart attack while working on a cemetery lot. Funeral set for Sunday at First Baptist Church Paducah with Masonic rites at Garden of Memories Cemetery. He was a longtime grocer, Mason, and landholder born August 3 1882 in Parker County Texas. Survivors include his wife Myrtle Knowles two sons G N Robertson Jr and E L Robertson a daughter Mrs G W Oatman two sisters Mrs Ida Brothers and Mrs Molly Sneath a brother Matt Robertson seven grandchildren and six great grandchildren.
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Paducah
George Nathan Robertson
Pioneer Cattle County
Richard Memorial Hospital
Baptist Church of
Garden of Memories
Norris
Masonic
Robertson
Parker County
Tex
Cottle County
Joe W. Robertson
First County Commissioners Court
Paducah Lodge
The
Baptist Church
Myrtle Knowles
G. N. Robertson Jr
29Th St
Lubbock
E. L. Robertson
Dallas
G. W. Oatman
32Nd St
Ida Brothers
Torrance
Calif
Molly‘ Sneath
San Jose
Matt Robertson
Mrs. Effie Frazier Rites Set in Littlefield
Services for Mrs. Effie Frazier 83 will be at 2 30 p m Sunday at the Assembly of God Church Littlefield with Rev Ralph Hegemeir officiating Burial follows at Littlefield Memorial Park Ham mons Funeral Home in charge She died at noon Friday in Littlefield Hospital a longtime resident who moved from Oklahoma Survivors include two daughters Annie Mae Brooks Roswell New Mexico Emma Williams Portales New Mexico two sons Woodrow Wilson Frazier Springlake Cecil Frazier White Bird Idaho 17 grandchildren 33 great grandchildren and one great great grandchild Pallbearers are Jerry Austin Hershel Young Calvin Price Otto Taylor W P Akins and J C Dutton
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Littlefield
Effie Frazier
Assembly of God Church
Ralph Hegemeir
Anton
Littlefield Memorial Park
Hammons
Emma Williams
Portales
N.M
Woodrow Wilson Frazier
Springlake
Cecil Frazier
White Bird
Idaho
Jerry Austin
Hershel Young
Calvin Price
Otto Taylor
W. P. Akins
J. C. Dutton
Mrs Busby Rites Set Today
Services for Mrs Nellie Busby aged 54 of 200 E 16th St will be at 3 p m today at Bethal AME Church with Rev A W Wilson officiating Burial follows at Peaceful Gardens Cemetery under Jamison Funeral Home Mrs Busby died Wednesday morning at a private home 3408 King where she was employed Surviving are her husband Ira and a daughter Mrs Ester Porter of Seymore
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Nellie Busby
16Th St
Bethal A.M.E
A. W. Wilson
Peaceful Gardens
Jamison Funeral Home
Mrs. J. G. Bostick Funeral Services Today
Mrs. J. G. Bostick of Troy, sister of Mrs. Vera D. Maxey and Mrs. R. P. Nicholson, died Friday at King's Daughters Hospital in Temple after a heart attack. Funeral services are at 2 p.m. today at First Baptist Church in Troy, with burial in Troy Cemetery, under Hewett Funeral Home of Temple.
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J. G. Bostick
Troy
Vera D. Maxey
16Th St
R. P. Nicholson
Lorenzo
King’s Daughters Hospital
Temple
First Baptist Church
Troy Cemetery
Hewett Funeral Home
Maxey
Nicholson
Nicholson Had Been Visiting Their Sister About A Week. Mrs. Bostick
Marrow Services Set Today In Levelland
Funeral services for James Grady Marrow Sr., 73, are set for 10 a.m. today at Park Drive Baptist Church in Levelland with Jerry Terry as pastor. Burial will follow at City of Levelland Cemetery under George Price Funeral Home. He died Thursday night after a 4 Jenethy illness at his home. pallbearers are local Levelland men Edward Phillips I F Lea Spencer Tipton J G Stacy Earl Patterson and W A Jackson.
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Levelland
James Grady Marrow Sr
Park Drive Baptist Church
Jerry Terry
City of Levelland Cemetery
G3eorge Price
Marrow
Edward Phillips
I. F. Lea
Spencer Tipton
J. G. Stacy
Earl Patterson
W. A. Jackson
Levelland Area
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Pat S. Moore
White Stores, Inc
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State Savings Io
Walling
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Wite
Ielvin Hanching
civil _ rights i
Churen
Algone, Quin
James Baker Sr
Ike
Japan
ARIX
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Ness
Duane Howell
26Th St
Avalanche‘Journal
John Benton Rhodes
Roy D. Rhodes
70Th St
West Texas Hospital
Playland Park
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NATO
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