Births Recorded At Methodist Hospital Across City
The notice lists several newborns with weights and times from Methodist Hospital including Glen Folly's son weighing 7 pounds 7 ounces born Saturday, and other families such as Barmhart, Guzman, Dier, Neuman, Villanueva, Bates, Giajarda, Mota, Peres and more with varying birth weights and parent occupations noted.
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Glen Folly
Rt 3
Methodist Hospital
Wilson Jr. High School
Afohn Barmhart
Star Toute
Kress
Lupe Guzman
Wilson
Aoson
Father Oison
Chis Dier
SA Harvardoon
Hancock Mix, Cn
Neuman
West ‘Texas Hospital
Continental Insurance
Ex Newspaper Publisher Horner Dies in San Antonio
Col. I J Horner 73 retired publisher of the San Antonio Light died Saturday after a brief illness. He led the paper from 1946 to 1967 and earned the Legion of Merit the Croix de Guerre with Palm and the Belgian Cross of War with Palms. He served in WWI and WWII and is survived by his wife Madelyn, a daughter and a son in San Antonio and a brother in Houston. Services are set for Tuesday at St Mark's Episcopal Church with full military honors at Mission Burial Park.
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Col
I. J. Horner
The
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Houston
Horner
Uvalde
the Light
Hight
Seagraves Man Found Guilty in Slaying of Teacher
Noel King, 25, was found guilty of murder without malice in the November 27, 1966 slaying of Mrs. Brady Lloyd, a Seagraves school teacher. A male-only jury deliberated about half a day before the verdict and imposed a two year probated sentence.
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Tahowa
Speeiah
Seagraves
Noel King
Wing
Brady Lloyd
Mrs. Flora M. Womack Rites Set in Lubbock
Services for Flora M. Womack 88 of 2007 Duke St will be held at 2 p m at Temple Baptist Church with Rev J E Whisenant and Rev Roland Burnett officiating. Burial will follow in City of Lubbock Cemetery. She died Friday in a Lubbock convalescent home after a lengthy illness. Survivors include three sons four daughters a sister 21 grandchildren 40 great grand children and two great great grandchildren.
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Flora MM. Womack
Duke St
Temple Baptist Church
J. E. Whisenant
Roland Burnett
Brooks
City of Lubbock
Womack
Taibbock
Lubbock
U S Combat Troops Circle Viet Cong in Mekong Delta
U S infantrymen formed a circle around a Viet Cong force in the Mekong Delta near Ben Tre 20 miles south of Saigon as artillery and air strikes targeted the ring. The operation, using 9th Infantry Division units, aimed to secure southern approaches to Saigon amid rising terror incidents in the capital.
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Mekong Delta
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Accident Sends Six To Hospital
Police investigators traced a Friday night crash at Tenth Street and Avenue Woo to Methodist Hospital where six youths were treated. Jane Smith, 28, of 2212 60th St., was the sole admitted victim with minor injuries. Dareus Douglass, 16, Noble Douglass, 14, Ricky Lana, 19, Charles Mall, 19, and Kreebs Fern, 17, were treated and released.
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Avenue Woo
Methodist Hospital
Jane Smith
60Th St
Dareus Douglass
Noble
Ricky Lana
Atis 40Th St. Charles 1
Mall
60Th Sts
Feland Kreebs
Kennedy Lneb Dies In Boston
Thomas A. Fitzgerald 73 uncle of John F. Kennedy died Saturday night at Massachusetts General Hospital after a three week illness. A retired engineer and World War II veteran he served as Boston street commissioner among other city posts. His wife Bernice died two years ago. Survivors include brother John F of Milton, two sons and two daughters.
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Boston
Thomas A. Fitzgerald
John F. Kennedy
Massachusets General Hospital
Bernice
John F
Milton
V C Austin Dies Owner of Southwest Meat Packers
V C Austin 54 owner of Southwest Meat Packers Supply Co died on arrival at Methodist Hospital after an apparent heart attack. Services pending. Survived by wife, four daughters, Jean Ranniph of Dallas, four sisters including Mrs Oma Green of Albuquerque and Mrs Exa Day, Mrs Jewel Gaddis, Mrs Roy Simmons, and two grandchildren.
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Ve. Oc. Austin
Southwest Meat Packers Supply Co
Methodist Hospital
Funcradl
Ales
John Ranniph
Dallas
Omar Green
Albuquerque
Exa Day
Jewel Gaddis
Roy Simmons
Aiboof
Floyd Teele Rites Today In Big Lake
Floyd D Teele 63 died Friday night during a gunfight with three intruders at his Big Lake home His funeral is at First Baptist Church with burial in Glen Rest Cemetery He moved to Reagan County in 1928 later ran a service station and ranching Survivors include wife Gladys daughter Ronnie Stephens of Lubbock brothers Oliver Teele of El Dorado and Grover Teele of Mertzon and two grandchildren
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Big Lake
Floyd D. Teele
First Baptist Church
Buerial
Glen Rest
Teele
Tee
Stacy
Reagan County
Bie Lake
Gladines
Ronnie Stephens
Lubbock
Oliver Teele
EL Dorado
Grover Teele
Mertzon
Frank Fuller's Funeral Today in Clovis
Funeral services for Frank Fuller a 61 year old retired cattle buyer are set for 3 pm at Charles V Steed Memorial Chapel with Dr. Richard Hamilton officiating. Burial will follow at Lawn Haven Cemetery with Masonic graveside rites. Fuller a Clovis resident since 1949 died Thursday in St Anthony's Hospital Amarillo after a lengthy illness. He was a Methodist and a member of the Masonic Lodge and the Benevolent Protective Order of Elks. Survivors include his wife Gladys a son Jim of Canyon and three grandchildren.
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Clovis
Bo Fuller
Charles V, Steed Memorial Chapel
Mdchard Hamilton
First Methodist Church
Lawn Haven Cemetery
Steed-Todd
Fuller
St. Anthony's Hospital
Amarillo
Rites Arranged for A C Giddings in Seminole
Funeral services set for A C Giddings, known as Coon, at 2 30 p m in Singleton Chapel of the Chimes with Rev Bobby Phillips officiating. Burial in Seminole Cemetery under Sundotopapanercal Tome direction. Giddings, retired railroad employee and former city council member, died Friday in Memorial Hospital after a lengthy illness. Survivors include one c and son.
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Coon
Giddings
Singleton
Bobby Phillips
South Seminole
College tackles dorm housing squeeze with Coleman Plan
Tech copes with a surplus of dorm space after 18,646 students enrolled last fall and 1,700 bed expansion with Wiggins Complex. Coleman Hall offers $50 monthly rooms for core students without meals or phones, aiming to fill vacancies while keeping existing rules and exemptions under review.
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Tech
Coleman
19Th Street
Lewis N. Jones
Jones
Coleman Hall
Owen Caskey
History Markers Dedicated In Garza County
Special report on Garza County historical markers dedicated at Post Boy Scout Camp noting the first water well and first grave. Dr W C Holden of Lubbock spoke as markers highlight the Llano Ranch hand dug rock well (1885) and Kate McCommis birth (Feb 1884) and death the next day as Garza County's first recorded events.
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POST
Garza County
Post Boy Scout
W. C. Holden
Lubbock
Llano Ranch
Wate MecCommis
Llano
Kate McCommis
Llano Land and Cattle Co
C. W. Post
Frank Runkles
Garza County Historical Survey Committee
Jack Strong
South Plains
Wallace Backers Plan Montgomery Rally For Wallace Day
George C. Wallace supporters announce a Sept 19 mass rally in Montgomery Alabama to raise about 1 million dollars for the third party bid. They target about 20 000 attendees as they push for Wallace to ascend to the White House.
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GOP
Supreme Court
George C. Wallace
Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
White House
George Wallace
Edad Os. Mushie
Humephrey
Defense Department
Oto
Wallace campaign stirs calls for constitutional reform
The discussion centers on the electoral vote system after reforms like nationwide popular vote led electors to give states their entire tally. Wallace’s bid hypothetically relies on small popular-vote shares in many states to win the presidency, triggering potential House or Senate decisions and a constitutional amendment push by leaders, the ABA, and media.
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Hubert H. Humphrey
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Humphrey
House
Senate
Johnson
Congress
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Fearful Detroit teacher wed in wedding sans fear and full smiles
Diane Schoenith 24, a Warren second grade teacher and daughter of a Detroit police officer, married Thomas Lee Schoenith 25, executive VP of Roostertail restaurant. Guests included Frank Fontaine, Guy Lombardo, and Tony Bennett. The couple delayed their honeymoon to attend the Gold Cup hydroplane race on the Detroit River where best man Jerry Schoenith will race Roostertails. Diane plans to teach Monday while Tom splits time between restaurant work and pursuit of a Wayne State master’s in speech. A posthypnotic suggestion was debated by church officials but deemed permissible if not under trance.
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Thomas Lee Schoenith
Diane
Lone Veil
Frank Fontaine
Crazy Gugenheim
Jackie Gleason
Guy Lombardo
Tony Bennett
Jerry Schoenith
Jerry
Detroit River
Warren
Ton
Wayne State University
Allen
Etroit
Archdiocesan Marriagee Tribunal
Ron Hutchings
Sis Ted Podkowa
Detroit Police Department
Tommy
Joseph A. Schoenith
Gale Sdlectric Co
Gales
Roostertail
Schoenith
Roostertail Gale
Grads Await Ruling On Draft Laws In 1968 Pool
Discussion centers on who will be drafted as older graduates face the new law. Betty Vetter of the Scientific Manpower Commission cites projections of 276000 grads to be drafted, while Pentagon estimates hover near 240000. Local boards, quotas, and geography complicate the oldes first rule as education and graduate enrollment shift.
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Logan Wilson
American Council Oon
Betty Vetter
Scieentific Manpower Commission
Pentagon
Vetter
Vietnam
Selective Service
Tocal
Miss America crowned amid protest and tears
The winner, the first blonde Miss America in a decade, sobbed with joy after receiving the crown. About six supporters unfurled a banner reading Women’s Liberation from a balcony, leading to police and ushers moving the demonstrators away. Judi, nicknamed by friends, described leaping 20 to 25 feet on a trampoline and noted a 26 inch waist on a 5 foot 10 inch frame during the swimsuit preliminaries.
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Women's Liberation
Judi
Lubbock Auto Mishap Leaves Three Injured
A two vehicle collision at 4th Street and Tech Freeway near 11 am Saturday left three injured including two youths from Ropesville. Mike Flowers Lonnie Exum of Ropesville and an unidentified girl received emergency care at Methodist Hospital with conditions not yet known.
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Tech Freeway
Ropesville
Mike Flowers
Lonnie Exum
Methodist Hospital
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