Man of the Quarter Century Hazlewood Receives Award
The Daily News and Globe-Times honor Sen Grady Hazlewood of Potter County with the 1965 Community Service Award for 25 years of public service in the Texas Senate. His work spans Lake Meredith water projects, Gilmer-Aikin education reforms, Panhandle museums, Palo Duro Park financing, youth education programs, and early Domestic Relations Court and hospital district creation.
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Potter County
Panhandle
Texas Senate
Grady Hazlewood
A. M. Aikin
East Texas
High Plains
Texas
Gray Fox
Daily News
The
Globe-Times
Honestee
Robert E. Lee
Coke County
Sen. Hazlewood
Senate
Lake Meredith
Plains
Gilmer-Aikin
Sparsley
Panhandle Plains Historical Museum
Palo Duro State Park
WTSU
Buff Morris
Higgins
North Plains
Court of Domestic Relations
Potter
Amarillo
Sen
Halzewood
Hazlewood
Daily News and Globe-Times
J. Harold Dunn
E. H
Gene) Klein
Cal Farley
Roy Ratliff
Kenneth Grenewald
Herbert O. Willborn
A. R
Dick) Bivins
S. T
Bud) Curtis
Bethlehem Steel Hikes Price Five Dollars a Ton
Bethlehem Steel Corp raises steel product prices by five dollars per ton, about seven percent of the market, drawing swift opposition from President Johnson's adviser Gardner Ackley who calls the move inflationary and not in the public interest. Ackley notes 1965 profits for Bethlehem rose sharply and that the industry had a strong year.
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New York
Bethlehem Steel Corp
Johnson
Gardner Ackley
President’s Council of Economic Advisors
Washington
Ackley
Bethlehem
Battles Raging In Viet Nam Front Near Cambodian Border
Heavy ground fighting raged across South Viet Nam as U S planes held fire on the North for the eighth day. Government airborne troops pressed a running battle against a Viet Cong battalion of about 600 near the Cambodian border, while clashes were reported near Da Nang and Chu Lai. B52s bombed in Tay Ninh Province as U S diplomatic moves continued.
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Saigon
UPI
South Viet Nam
U.S
da Nang
Chu Lai
North Viet Nam
Tay Ninh Province
High Command
Dalat
Snow and Rain Flood Phoenix Area Dams Fail
Water from record snow and rainstorms released from mountain reservoirs caused a man made flood in the Phoenix area. The Salt River overflowed half a mile wide, a drowning occurred as a teen was swept away in a car. Traffic jams halted New Year’s Eve travel and I-10 was damaged and shut down.
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Phoenix
Salt
Mesa‘Tempe-Phoenix
Arizona
Skiers Rescued After Night On Sierra Blanca Mountain
Six persons lost on 11,000 foot Sierra Blanca Mountain near Ruidoso New Mexico were rescued Friday all in good condition though exhausted. Two Panhandle skiers and a 12 year old boy spent the night under a rock ledge while three others were brought off after dark. Dana Juett 18 and Phil Dettle 19 were found with Terry Noyes after hiking part way down. Dana’s father heads a local company and his mother works for Santa Fe Railway public relations. Dana and Dana youths were treated for exposure at Hondo Valley General Hospital Ruidoso. Terry remained for observation in the hospital.
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Sierra Blanca
Ruidoso
N. M
Panhandle
Dana Juett
W. E. Juett
Amarillo
Phil Dettle
Douglas D. Dettle
Stratford
Terry Noyes
T. A. Noyes
Bryan
Dana
General Cable Corp
N. Nelson
George Grader
Santa Fe Railway Co
Juett
Hondo ‘Valley General Hospital
Peace Effort Marches On Amid Viet Nam Standoffs
The United States pressed its Viet Nam peace campaign despite rebuffs from Ho Chi Minh and Alexei Kosygin. Bombing pauses persisted as U.S. officials sought a definite yes or no reply, warning of a possible wider war if no settlement is reached. Johnson emissaries pushed the plan in Brdo Yugoslavia as Soviet and Chinese leaders issued sharp criticisms.
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Washington
UPI
United States
Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
Ho Chi Minh
Alexi Kosygin
Red
Moscow
Hanoi
U.S
Kosygin
Tass
Johnson
South Viet Nam
Peking
Hanoii
Brdo
Yugoslavia
Harriman and Goldberg in high level talks amid global tension
Ambassador Averell Harriman hurried by train toward a meeting with Yugoslav President Tito and to consult with Polish and Indian leaders after talks in Warsaw. Arthur Goldberg, U.N. envoy, met President de Gaulle as Johnson’s peace prospects were discussed. In Arizona, Salt River Project released water to avert floods amid December storms. Gov Goddard declared an emergency, National Guard deployed 320. 2,500 people sheltered, 4,000 more to be housed. North Tempe suffered the worst damage while Phoenix and Tempe bridges faced closures.
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Averell
Harriman
Josef Tito
Warsaw
New Delhi
U.S
Paris
Arthur Goldberg
United Nations
Charles de Gaulle
Arizona
Phoenix
Sam Goddard
National Guard
Students Plan Cheat Chav
Richmond AP A survey led by Hu guenot High School student leaders shows 70 percent of about 100 high schools report a cheating problem with pressures from parents colleges and peers as key causes. Conte notes many students with C averages try to lift grades while others see cheating as a game. About 40 schools will send 150 reps to a conference to craft anti cheating programs for statewide distribution.
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Paul Conte
Student Cooperative Association
Huguenot High School
SCA
Conte
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Jaycees
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Senator Grady Hazlewood
Bivins
Grenewald O'Keefe
Curtis Madison Wallace Monteith
Klein
Willborn
Ratliff
Farley
Steel Firm
John F. Kennedy
Globe- Times Award
Abe Times Awan Orommunity Orvice
Viet
Terry
Salt River
Margaret Ann Walker
Phoenix-Tempe
North Tempe
Astro-Guide
Oklahoma
Santa Fe
Richmond, Va
Patt Powell
Tween
Arkansas
L.S.U
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