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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1970
Page
7
A shooting death in Levelland is ruled homicide after police investigation. Authorities report a single suspect and ongoing inquiry with no further details released at this time.
Notices list multiple memorial services and burials for various individuals, with scattered fragments referencing dates and locations. The readable sections mention services for Mes Qt PReew and Teo Stark, plus other names, in a sparse obituary-like brief.
A smoke bomb was thrown early Sunday through the front window of Maxim's in Paris, one of the century’s best known restaurants. The lodge was closed. no injuries were reported. Police said the incident may not be connected to recent anti Red Chinese campaigns.
A fragmented obituary note reports the death of a city woman's mother. The text references a sister, a person named Roger Kuykendall, and addresses on Van Street with unclear details. The fragment suggests a family loss and local connections without a full narrative.
Foy Thompson a Smyer resident and World War II veteran longtime at Plerse Air Force Base died. Funeral services are arranged with Frankline Bartley Funeral Home with his wife Betty and several children among the survivors. He had lived in Smyer after moving from Clovis and served in the air force. He leaves four brothers and two sisters as surviving relatives.
Reported shooting near Mathis and Bernal Hedtke results in a second victim Kathy Curler. authorities say investigators are determining circumstances. Coroner Christ and hospital staff describe responding units at the scene and vehicle found with its lights on near a school area south of Blitis.
Gasoline bombs thrown from a passing car damaged a house in central Belfast Sunday morning. Police reported no injuries and the incident caused slight property damage.
In the Northeast Mentco area heavy rains delay funeral services for Charles Stader. Officials urge families and mourners to monitor updated arrangements as weather hampers transportation and church scheduling.
Mrs Sam Chatters of Pbeisten died recently after a long illness. She was a member of the First Methodist Church and mother to SamntRidnas Poankersie, with surviving relatives including a husband and several children. Funeral arrangements are pending.
Ruth Crouch 89 of Levelland died after a long illness. Services set for 2 pm Wednesday at St. Luke's Episcopal Church with Rev. John Helmes officiating. Entombment at Presthaven Cemetery. George Price Funeral Home handling arrangements. Survivors include husband Harold, a brother in California, and two nieces.
Funeral services are planned Tuesday for Mrs. Wise. Details are incomplete in the notice, but it indicates family and local arrangements in the community.
Fragmented OCR text shows a college trying to prove relevance in its second year. The snippet references a poet, ads, and student life notes with unclear details and several garbled phrases. No clear names, dates, or outcomes are discernible beyond general striving for visibility.
San Antonio launches a new round of inoculations as health officials push wider polio and diphtheria vaccines amid ongoing public health campaigns. Medical teams set up clinics and mobile units to reach more residents including children and vulnerable communities.
An obituary notice outlines funeral rites for W Newman. Details include service location in Oklahoma and related rites with mention of family names and dates for tributes and memorials.
Noel Field a former State Department employee and alleged Soviet sympathizer died at 66 in Hale Center. He was linked to espionage probes and had a public history including work with the Unitarian Church in Europe and asylum requests in Hungary and the United States. His family noted survivors and his brother Herman, Harvard trained, among five sisters and two brothers.
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