Election Suit Set Monday Amblin Around
Johnny Carpenter of Alpine travels with 25 Future Farmers of America members touring Europe. Despite Soviet and East German threats to Pan American flights, the group faces no trips disruptions while visiting Hungary Denmark Germany Belgium France and Luxembourg. Parents coordinate to meet Johnny in Midland after Brussels stop as the tour continues.
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Johnny Carpenter
Alpine
Berlin
Johnny
Harry Carpenter
Europe
Future Farmers of America
Harry
Charisie
Soviet Union
East Germany
Pan American World Airways
New York
West Berlin
Budapest
Hungary
S E
Copenhagen
Denmark
FFA
Paris
Brussels
Belgium
Midland
New York City
Scotland
England
Germany
France
United States
Public Invited To BSU Forum On Religion In Classrooms
Baptist Student Union hosts a forum at 8 p.m. on Thursday June 25 in the BSU Center 906 E Ave C. Panelists include Supt Jack Frost Rev William Van Auken Fort Davis and State Rep Gene Hendryx. Topics cover public school prayers and the Decker Amendment.
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Baptist Student Union
BSU
E. Ave. C
Jack Frost
William van Auken
Fort Davis
Gene Hendryx
Supreme Court
Decker
Alpine men to attend Marfa gas meeting
Three Alpine residents were slated to attend a natural gas meeting in Marfa yesterday afternoon. M. M. Hatcher of Dallas would present a new plan to promote a municipal or non-profit gas system serving Marfa Alpine and Fort Davis. Attending from Alpine were Councilman C. D. McCollister T. A. Beard and Harry Carpenter.
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Alpine
Marfa
M. M. Hatcher
Dallas
Fort Davis
C. D. McCollister
T. A. Beard
Harry Carpenter
Nike Hercules Missile Display Set for Alpine July 4
A Nike Hercules missile from Fort Bliss will be shown in Alpine near the courthouse on July 4 as part of the Jaycees July 4th Jubilee. The 39 foot long, 10,000 pound solid propellant weapon will be operated by a 12 man crew and features a computer and three radars for target tracking and intercept.
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Fort Bliss
el Paso
Alpine
Alpine Jaycees
Hercules
Mule Races Set For Alpine Fourth of July
Four mule races at Starnes Field on Saturday July 4 begin at 2 p.m. sponsored by American Legion Big Bend Post No 79. Entry is 10 dollars due by July 1 to Joe Clark or John Skinner. prizes fund the winners. Spectators pay 25 cents. barbecue at noon for one dollar a plate.
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Starnes Field
Alpine
American Legion
Big Bend
Joe Clark
John Skinner
Legion Post
Three Hurt In Alpine Car Crash on Fort Davis Highway
A 1951 Dodge pickup driven by Jesus Madrid 43 lost control striking a concrete culvert 10 1/2 miles north of Alpine late Tuesday. Passengers Dario Cobos 55 and Mario Valero in his 30s were injured. All were taken to Brewster County Memorial Hospital. Officer Jean Pate investigated.
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Alpine
Fort Davis
Jesus Madrid
Dario Cobos
Mario Valero
Brewster County Memorial Hospital
Texas Highway
Sam Mather contesting runoff vote in Prec 3 race
District Judge C E Patterson will hear the challenge Monday June 29 in 83rd District Court. Sam Mather, the incumbent, alleges six illegal Salmon votes due to felon disqualifications and residency issues. Salmon counters ten possible illegal Mather votes. both sides cite named voters. Bruce Sutton represents Mather and Richard E Bowers represents Salmon.
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Marathon
C. E. Patterson
83Rd District
Sam Mather
Emilio B. Salmon
Salmon
Mather
Israel McGuire
Raquel Fierro
Pedro Marino Martinez
Gayle Coe
Precinct 3
Gordon L. Phillips
Beatriz Phillips
Pesons
Dorothy Forker
Guy S. Combs Jr
John Catto Jr
Roxanna G. Catto
Thomas
Tomas) H. Hill
Johnnye Ruth Hill
Archie Lee
Edward F. McNutt
Wilma McNutt
Eldon McGonagill
Bruce Sutton
Richard E. Bowers
Sunday Beer Sales Okayed in Alpine City Limits
The Alpine City Council approved ordinance No. 34 to permit beer and malt beverage sales on Sundays within city limits starting July 17. Sales will be from 1 p.m. to midnight, ending prior prohibitions. The ordinance passed two readings. final reading is set for Tuesday, July 14.
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Alpine
Stores Close July 4 in Alpine Chamber Report
The Alpine Chamber of Commerce retail committee says most local stores will close on the Fourth of July.
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The
Alpine Chamber of Commerce
Hal Burnett Now Heads Texas Knights Templar
Hal Burnett of Alpine became grand commander of the Grand Commandery of Knights Templar of Texas after the death of Litt S Perry 58 of Abilene. Perry died of an acute throat infection in Abilene hospital. Funeral services were held in Abilene First Christian Church. Burnett attended with other grand officers and moved to the Knights Templar office in Dallas. His first duty will be a workshop in Gonzales.
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Hal Burnett
Alpine
Knights Templar of
Texas
Litt S. Perry
Abilene
Mr. Burnett
Litt
S. Perry
Perry
Abilene Hospital
First Christian Church of
Burnett
Big Bend
Knights Templar
Dallas
Gonzales
Little League Week 3 Schedule and Results
Schedule shows games June 25 to June 23 including Morrison's, Jaycees, TV Cable, Fort Davis, Bank, Legion. Results list Morrison's 7 Fort Davis 0, Jaycees 9 TV Cable 7, Bank 12 Legion 1, Bank 7 Fort Davis 1, Jaycees 4 Morrison's 3, TV Cable 4 Legion 0. Standings rate Ist Nat Bank and Jaycees 2-0, TV Cable 1-1, Morrison's 1-1, Legion 0-2, Fort Davis 0-2.
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J. W. Cummins
J. W
Enne
Morrison
Jaycees
Legion
Fort Davis
Bank
Morrison's
Nat. Bank
TV Cable
Mrs. Kenner Dies At College During Summer Term
Arlene Mack Kenner, 55, a Roswell teacher and summer student at Sul Ross State College, died of a heart attack at 11 30 a m Friday June 19 in Ferguson Hall. Born September 10 1908 in Maynard Arkansas, she had attended three weeks of the term. Body shipped to Jowahontas Ark for funeral and burial Monday.
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Arlene Mack Kenner
Sul Ross State College
Ferguson Hall
Big Bend Memorial Museum Welcomes Thousands in 1963 64
The Big Bend Memorial Museum at Sul Ross State College reports about 5500 visitors during June 1963 to June 1 1964. Summer months show peak attendance as visitors arrive from nearly every U S state and many foreign countries. The museum operates 1 to 5 p m daily and Sundays.
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Big Bend
Sul Ross State College
U. S
Hawaii
Alaska
Afghanistan
British Guinea
Panama Canal Zone
Canada
China
Columbia
South America
France
Germany
Mexico
Netherlands
Nigeria
Kenya
Africa
West Pakistan
Odessa
Russia
Saigon
South Vietnam
Switzerland
Wake Island
County Clerk Dara Pugh Attends Texas Clerks Convention
County Clerk Dara Pugh attended the annual convention of the Texas County and District Clerks Association in San Antonio last week. Next year convention will be in Dallas.
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Dara Pugh
Texas County and District Clerks Association
San Antonio
Dallas
Mrs Crites and Sue Visit Sister in Town
Mrs T E Crites and her daughter Miss Sue Crites are visiting in the home of her sister Mrs George Pugh this week.
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T. E. Crites
Sue Crites
George Pugh
Roswell Widow Kenner Survived by Husband and Family
Survived by her husband Thomas S. Kenner of Roswell, she leaves one son and two grandchildren.
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Thomas S. Kenner
Roswell
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