Ships Withdrawn From Exercise Teamwork in Norweg ia Sea
British ships pulled from NATO maritime drill Teamwork in the Norwegian Sea aboard the Independence. Rear Adm. Townsend announced withdrawals to free vessels for other duties including Maltese independence festivities. A Soviet Kotlin-class destroyer trailed the armada, the largest Atlantic force since World War II.
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FAA probes near collision during landing over Springfield
A United Airlines flight from Cleveland to Washington reported a near collision with a small military transport over Springfield Virginia during final approach to National Airport. Two flight attendants injured when evasive maneuver caused turbulence as passengers remained strapped in. An Air Force spokesman confirmed only a small transport from Andrews AFB was in the vicinity.
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Mrs Humphrey Campaigns in Topeka for Johnson Humphrey
Mrs. Hubert H. Humphrey urged Kansans to back the Johnson Humphrey ticket during an informal Topeka event at Gage Park shelter house. She said election of the ticket benefits children and national security and expressed regret that her husband could not attend to meet voters.
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Great Lakes Pacific Run Railway Merger Discussed
Pioneer western lines consider forming a 21 000 mile system linking Great Lakes to Pacific Coast. Chicago and North Western and Milwaukee Road executives say boards will meet Sept 29 to review terms and seek ICC approval to form Chicago Milwaukee and North Western Railway Co.
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Carl Crutchfield Funeral Planned
Carl Crutchfield 55 Lovington health officer for 10 years dies at Lovington Lee General Hospital after throat surgery. Service at First Methodist Church with burial in Lovington Cemetery under Smith-Yarbro Funeral Home. Masonic rites. Survivors include wife Estelle son Barry and mother Louise Crutchfield. Lions Club pallbearers anticipated.
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M. S. Saunders Funeral Today in Leveland
Millard Saunders 48 a Plains resident and WWII veteran dies of apparent heart attack in Denver City. Funeral at 3 p.m. at George Price Funeral Home Chapel with Rev. Dale Lavender and Rev. Horace Kennedy officiating. Burial in Leveland Cemetery. Survivors: wife Gladine two sons Jerry Don Stevie stepson Kenneth Neher parents C S and Mrs Saunders sister Mildred Perry and three granddaughters. Pallbearers named locals from Plains Pettit and Leveland.
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Arrests For De Gaulle Security In Bogota Visit
Colombia's government radio reports 210 people arrested in security sweeps for French President Charles de Gaulle's Bogota visit. They would be released after his departure for Ecuador. De Gaulle mingled with about 1000 onlookers, showing calm amid security.
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Tongues Proverb Reflected In Poem By Julien C Hyer
A brief verse sermon warns that the tongue is powerful and dangerous. It cautions readers to restrain rash speech to avoid trouble and regret, urging self control as a path to peace and safety.
Old 97 Wreck Survivor Dies in Virginia Home
Jennings J. Dunlap, sole survivor of the 1903 Old 97 wreck, died at 85 in the Herndon Methodist Home in Alexandria Virginia. He had retired from railroading in 1941 after crawling free from the wreck site where 11 people died. David G. George, who helped at the scene, later wrote a poem about the disaster.
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Willie Doss Rites Friday
Services for Willie Bill Doss 76 of Lubbock will be at 10 a.m. Friday at Southcrest Baptist Church. The Rev J B Fowler will officiate. Burial will be in City of Lubbock Cemetery under Henderson-Wilson Funeral Home. Doss died Tuesday at Veterans Hospital Big Spring. He is survived by three sons two daughters three brothers three sisters and 16 grandchildren. Pallbearers are W E Baskin Riley Duff Fred O Dell George Crews Jim McCowan Jeppie Martin and Mike Fry. Members of Allen Bros American Legion Post 148 and friends will be honorary pallbearers.
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Roy Garcia Funeral Set In Ralls Today
Roy Garcia 63 a long time area resident dies Saturday in Balls Convalescent Home Funeral services are at 2 p m today at Ralls First Methodist Church with Rev Conrad Ryan officiating Burial is in Ralls Cemetery under Carter Funeral Home direction He is survived by a foster sister Mrs Helen Miller Glendale California Pallbearers are J P Goin Clarence Gregory Clayton Sellers Buran House Vernie Smith Marvin Heinrich and C L Cottrell
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Clarence Gregory
Clayton Sellers
Buran
Fragmentary note on a music hit turning vaudeville
A brief line notes that something was set to music and immediately became a vaudeville and a talking machine hit. The fragment hints at a popular early 20th century entertainment trend without naming the work or individuals.
Child Hit. Five Year Old Dismissed From Hospital
Five year old Ralph Ojda, son of Mr and Mrs Joe Oida of 3015 Colgate St, was taken to West Texas Hospital by Sanders Funeral Home ambulance after a car pedestrian incident at Colgate St and Flint Ave around 6 pm Wednesday. He was treated and released. Justice of the Peace George H McCleskey conducts an inquest into the death of three month old Diana Perez, daughter of Mr and Mrs Julio Perez of Post Apis on Clovis Road. The infant arrived dead at Methodist Hospital Wednesday night and the body was taken to Rix Funeral Home.
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Superlatives From Chicago UPI Digest
The report notes the l'abosco pepper as the hottest spice, Grande Fine Champagne Arbellot 1794 brandy as the priciest spirit, and Uruguayans consuming 1239 pounds of meat per person, illustrating extreme tastes and consumption.
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