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Newspaper

Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1964

Page

2

Smear and harsh charges mark 1964 campaign speeches

Democratic and Republican leaders trade sharp accusations over gutter-sniping tactics in the 1964 campaign. Mundt criticizes vilifying terms without distinguishing candidates while Humphrey defends the Johnson campaign as clean and accuses Goldwater allies of excesses.

James Devlin New York Karl E. Mundt South Dakota Mundt Johnson Barry Goldwater Humphrey Goldwater Sen. Mundt Tional Dean Burch LBJ Iro John M. Bailey Big Field House Americans For Democratic Action William E. Miller ADA Jin Birchites Republican Party

Miller Lashes Out At Johnson and McNamara Critique

San Francisco report notes Rep. William E. Miller charging President Johnson uses federal employees for political ends. He cites cabinet members and UN ambassador Adlai Stevenson stumping for the campaign and attacks Defense Secretary McNamara and Assistant Sec. Sylvester for political rhetoric and staff work.

San Francisco UPD William E. Miller Johnson California Miller Fed Atlantic City Dean Rusk United Nations Adlai Stevenson Sen Barry Goldwater GOP McNamara Miller Defense Robert McNamara McNamara Pentagon Senator Goldwater United States Arthur Sylvester Sylvester

Soviet Union Expands Teacher Group in Push to Catch Up

In Accra, the Soviet Embassy says its peace corps style program grows from 14 to 86 members, aiming to match the U S Peace Corps, which in Ghana has 138 volunteers in 1961 and 120 for the coming academic year.

Accra Ghana Soviet Union U.S Peace Corps U.S. Peace Corps

Turkey finishes plant and cuts tire import plans

Ankara reports completion of a new plant and plans to reduce tire and tube imports, signaling a shift in domestic production and trade policy. The moves reflect energy and manufacturing strategies affecting local markets and suppliers.

Ankara Turkey

Slaton Motel Operator James Nelson Stauffer Dies

James Nelson Stauffer 61 a Slaton motel operator for six years died Friday in a Temple hospital after a long illness. Funeral services are pending at Williams Funeral Home. Survived by wife a step-daughter Mrs Wayne Whitson Amarillo a step-son Jim Lindsey Honduras S A a sister Mrs Perl Hallstead Ottawa Kan two brothers Floyd Mt Ida Kan and Sam ceney Kan and three grandchildren.

Slaton James’ Nelson Stauffer Temple Hospital Williams Funeral Home Wayne Whitson Amarillo Jim Lindsey Honduras S.A Perl Hallstead Ottawa Kan Floyd

Mrs. Josephine Pennington 73 Funeral in Amherst

Funeral services for Mrs. Josephine Pennington 73 longtime Amherst resident will be at 10 a.m. today at the First Baptist Church. The Rev. Raymond Quick will officiate. Burial will be at Walters Oklahoma under Payne Funeral Home Amherst. Gr randchild list includes five daughters nine grandchildren and seven great grandchildren.

Amherst Josephine Pennington First Baptist Church Raymond Quick Walters Okla Payne Funeral Home Pennington Deaf Smith County Hospital Hereford Alfred Clark Cone Debs Knox Bob Harral Levelland George Mayo Muleshoe John Kenneth Otis

Longtime Area Resident Dies in Petersburg

A D Williams 76 a retired farmer and longtime Petersburg resident died at his home Friday morning Services are pending at Carter Funeral Home He was born in Hamilton County moved to Roaring Springs Lorenzo and Petersburg Survivors include wife Lillie six sons and five daughters three brothers 32 grandchildren and 17 great grandchildren

Ralls A. D. Wilams Petersburg Carter Hamilton County Williams Roaring Springs Lorenzo Lillie Harlin O'Donnell M. J A. D. Jr Lubbock Johnnie Williams Cooper Millard Williams Lamesa Leon O. B. Scott Littlefield Paul McGuire Springdale Ark Clifton Newton Abernathy Joe’ ‘King Lockney Car S. H Modesto Calif Earl Redland H. O Gustine

Funeral services for crash victim Hubert Wilhite Jr.

Funeral services for Hubert Wilhite Jr. 36 of 4301 30th St. will be held at 2 p.m. today at Highland Baptist Church with Rev. I. D. Walker officiating. Burial follows at City of Lubbock Cemetery under Franklin-Bartley Funeral Home direction. Wilhite, a native of Lorenzo, moved to Lubbock in 1941 from Clarksville, was part owner of Lubbock Wrecking Co., and was killed in a crash of his twin engine plane near Denver City after taking off from Hobbs Municipal Airport. He was a Navy veteran and a member of Highland Baptist Church. Survivors include wife Dorothy, three children Lonnie Ray, Jerry Lee, and Linda Gail, his mother Mrs. Alma Ward, two brothers J. W. and Ray, two half brothers James and Floyd Mullenix, five sisters, and numerous relatives. Pallbearers listed.

Hubert Wilhite Jr 30Th St Highland Baptist Church I. D. Walker City of Lubbock Cemetery Franklin-Bartley Funeral Home Wilhite Lorenzo Lubbock Clarksville Lubbock Wrecking Co J. W Ray James Mullenix Floyd Mullenix James Brake San Angelo Bill Shouse Kansas City Lillie Killman Edward Coffman David Haslam Tucson Ariz Henry Pinkett J. D. Bray J. D. Jones J. C. Edwards James Boase Harrel Abel Elwood Johnson Frank Standifer

Hunter Funeral Slated Today

Services for Mrs. J. H. Hunter 56 of Lubbock will be at 3 p m today at First Foursquare Church Burial will be in City of Lubbock Cemetery under Sanders Funeral Home direction Nephews will be pallbearers She died after arriving at West Texas Hospital Thursday Rev Fred Dawson officiating She was a Corsicana native who lived in Lubbock 38 years Survivors include husband John two brothers Ben and David both of Hope Ark three sisters Mrs S E Bell Mrs Clifton Huckabee and Mrs D R Davis a half sister Mrs D Lane Miller Isabel Okla and her stepmother Mrs W Z Butler Canyon

J. H. Hunter 37Th St First Foursquare Church 2Nd St Fred Dawson City of Lubbock Cemetery Sanders Funeral Home Hunter West Texas Hospital Corsicana Lubbock John David Ben Cummings Hope Ark S. E. Bell 42Nd St Clifton Huckabee Brownfield D. R. Davis 9Th St D. Lane Miller Isabel Okla W. Z. Butler Canyon

East German Leader Denounces China Yet Keeps Communist Ties

East German Communist leader Walter Ulbricht denounced the Chinese doctrine glorifying war in a Berlin speech. He said China will not be expelled from the international Communist movement despite the rift.

RED China Berlin UPI Walter Ulbricht China International Communist Movement Ulbricht

Saving Deeds and Samuel Kings The Israelites Forsake God

The weekly Sunday school lesson discusses I Samuel 12 where Samuel recounts how God provided for Israel yet they turned to heathen Baals and asked for a king. Samuel warns them to return to God’s ways and outlines the consequences of disobedience.

I Samuel Samuel Julien C Hyer International Sunday School Irison

Pritchard Infant Graveside Rites Set

Graveside rites for Vance Jordan Pritchard infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Wiley Pritchard II will be at 9 a.m. today at City of Lubbock Cemetery with Rev. James Rutledge officiating. Burial under direction of Rix Funeral Home. The baby was stillborn at 3:17 a.m. Friday at West Texas Hospital. Surviving are the parents, paternal grandparents, maternal grandparents, and three great grandmothers.

Vance Jordan Prichard Wiley Pritchard II Harvard City of Lubbock James Rutledge Flint Avenue Baptist Church Rix Funeral Home West Texas Hospital W. J. Pritchard Jr L. A. Brown Los Angeles Ira Townsley Ave. D Sallie Loveless Ave. L W. J. Pritchard Sr 39Th St

Judy Maxine Dedrick Rites Slated Today

Services for Judy Maxine Dedrick 19 will be at 3 p.m. today at Greater St. Paul Baptist Church with Rev. C. J. Tisdale presiding. Burial follows at City of Lubbock Cemetery under South Plains Funeral Home director, for a death Tuesday at Porter Clinic Hospital. She is survived by two sons, her father, three brothers and two sisters.

Judy Maxine Dedrick David Ave Greater St. Paul Baptist Church C. J. Tisdale City of Lubbock Cemetery South Plains Funeral Home

Longtime Friona Leader Corda Slagle Dies

Friona civic leader Corda Ruth Slagle 66 died Friday in Palmer County Community Hospital after a long illness. She led local groups including the PTA and Women’s Club and served in Girl Scouts roles. Funeral set for 2:30 p.m. Sunday at First Methodist Church Friona with burial in Friona Cemetery. Survivors include Roy Slagle Martha Rutherford R. Tilden Slagle Lara Slagle six grandchildren and a great grandchild.

Friona Corda Ruth Slagle Palmer County Community Hospital Roy Slagle Slagle Friona Parent - Teachers Assn Friona Women's Club Frion

Mrs Artie Macon Funeral Pending

Mrs Artie Macon 77 of 4317 40th St died at 3 45 pm Friday in a local convalescent home Services are pending at Franklin Bartley Funeral Home She was born in Pine Bluff Ark moved to Lubbock nine years ago from Ballis She leaves a son T O of 5510 17th St three daughters Opal Barrington 4317 40th St Faye Holmes San Antonio and Corene Detheron Corcoran Calif two brothers O C Vinson Floydada and J A Vinson Dublin a sister Reeves Pittman De Leon three grandchildren and three great grandchildren.

Artie Macon 40Th St Franklin-Bartley Funeral Home Macon Pine Bluff Ark Lubbock Ballis T. O 17Th St Opal Barrington Faye Holmes San Antonio Corene Detheron Corcoran Calif O. C. Vinson Floydada J. A. Vinson Dublin Reeves Pittman DeLeon

NFO Ordered to Stop Interfering in Indiana Livestock

A federal judge ordered the National Farmers Organization to halt interference with Indiana livestock operations. A committee of 400 Wisconsin farmers was formed to suppress violence connected to the dispute, according to UPI dispatches.

Chicago UPI National Farmers Organization Indiana Wisconsin

NFO President outlines market actions and price aims

Oren Lee Staley of the National Farmers Organization said the group will keep building its market rebellion until at least 60 percent of livestock production is contracted. He claimed buyers mislead farmers to undermine prices while livestock terminals report generally steady to slightly lower prices and a large weekly receipt total.

NFO Oren Lee Staley NFL Staley Corning Iowa Chicago Agriculture Department

Hepatitis Cases Rise at Ft Sam Houston

An eighth case of infectious hepatitis was reported at Ft Sam Houston on Friday, bringing this week’s total at the post to 16. All victims are Army trainees at the Army Medical Training Center.

Sam Houston San Antonio Ft. Sam Houston Post Army Medical Training Center

Mrs Vollie Teague Rites Planned in Midland

Funeral services for 81 year old Mrs Vollie Foster Tedue of Midland are set for today at Ellis Funeral Home Chapel in Midland. Burial will follow at Fairview Cemetery. She passed away Thursday in a Lubbock convalescent home.

Vollie Foster Tedue Newnle Ellis Funeral Home Midland Fairview Cemetery Lubibock

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