Dalhart Students Win TV Quizdown
Dalhart South Ward School wins KGNC-TV Quizdown by 75 points over Emerson of Amarillo. Winning team members include Roger Banner Larry Melton Garry Selby John Harshbarger Evelyn Mitchell Norman Zimlich Beverly Still Eula Stout Louise Koehler. Runners-up from Emerson list Evelyn Poole Nelson Harvey Jones Harn Patricia Adkins Judy McCabb Kenneth Russell Jerry Don Worsley Larry Barclay Roy Griffin.
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Dalhart
Kgnc-Tv
South Ward School
Emerson
Amarillo
Roger Banner
Larry Melton
Garry Selby
John Harshbarger
Evelyn Mitchell
Norman Zimlich
Beverly Still
Eula Stout
Louise Koehler
Evelyn Sue Flippo
Nelson Harvey
Jones Harn
Patricia Adkins
Judy McCabb
Kenneth Russell
Jerry Don Woolsey
Larry Barclay
Roy Don Griffin
Public hearings set on hunting fishing rules in Panhandle
A series of public hearings begins 8 p.m. in Hemphill County courthouse to discuss next year hunting and fishing regulations for 28 Panhandle counties. Meetings move to Amarillo, Dalhart, Matador, Dumas, Memphis, Canyon, Wheeler, Hereford, Pampa and other county seats over two weeks to gather input for the Texas Game and Fish Commission.
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Hemphill
Panhandle Plains
Amarillo
Globe News
Miami
Roberts County
Wellington
Collingsworth
Dalhart
Dallam
Hartley
Matador
Motley
Panhandle
Austin
Texas Game & Fish Commission
Dumas
Memphis
Canyon
Wheeler
Hereford
Dimmitt
Clarendon
Borger
Paducah
Silverton
Pampa
Brownell appoints David B Irons to crime unit
Attorney General Herbert Brownell Jr. named David B Irons of Austin a Democrat as first assistant to the chief of the Justice Department criminal section. Irons succeeds Alan Lindsay who resigned.
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Washington
Herbert Brownell Jr
David B. Irons
Austin
Justice Department
Alan Lindsay
Hypochondriacs and the pull of lingering ailments
The speaker notes that some people prefer their illnesses and parade symptoms, calling such individuals hypochondriacs. The reflection suggests not labeling the reader as one, while acknowledging the human tendency to cling to afflictions.
Spoiled brother faces push to work and cope with disability
In a Martha Mason letter, a sister asks for help with a spoiled brother who had a stroke. The reply urges firm steps to regain self reliance, assigns him a small job, and stresses family must enforce responsibility and money need. The column also provides brief notes on maps, literature, horoscopes, and trivia.
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Martha Mason
Mrs. Wrought-Up
Art Center Galleries
Washington
Amarillo
House of Pictures
College, Lubhbock
Camden
N.T
Aries
Leo
Scorpio
Sagittarius
Nickel Indian Chief Big Tree Arrested in Syracuse
Syracuse June 5 John Big Tree Onondaga Indian chief known for the nickel head was charged with driving while intoxicated. The 79 year old was held in bail and to appear in traffic court. He has also modeled for the Pontiac head and appeared in films.
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Syracuse
N.Y
John Big Tree
Big Tree
Pontiac
Taffic Court
How to Teach Johnny to Read at Home
Advice from Rudolf Flesch on parental reading instruction for five year olds and older. Emphasizes self teaching, phonics drills, and selective books to build reading skill before formal schooling, with staged approaches from early kindergarten to fourth grade and summer practice.
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Julie Hay
Charles E. Wingo
J. B. Lippincott Company
West Lake Street
Chicago
Johnny
Emmett A. Betts
Temple University
Philadelphia
Wheeler Publishing Company
South Parkway
Richard Connell
William Ernest Henley
Rudolf Flesch
Harper & Brothers
Register and Tribune Syndicate
Start With Letters A M S and Build Skills Slowly
Slow phonics guide urges teaching the A M S sequence letter by letter. Begin with simple associations like apple and short vowels, then three letter words. Emphasize mastery before advancing, combine reading and writing, and introduce stories once basics feel solid.
Read These Stories for Early Reader Guidance
The piece discusses selecting appropriate stories for children at a developmental stage. It notes that simple Dick-and-Jane or Alice-and-Jerry reads are outdated and suggests seeking varied, engaging options to build literacy and interest. The tone resembles a reader guidance column encouraging thoughtful choices.
Crossroads Report Political analogy on bargaining and leverage
Dear Editor letter compares auto industry union bargaining to a man bargaining with his wife. The writer argues unions threaten strikes to win demands and likens it to risk use in other negotiations, including a gambling metaphor. Noting the satirical stance, the piece uses a blunt Midwest voice reflecting local concerns.
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Seneca
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Logan
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Jones
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Karen Lambert
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Hooker
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Dan Howard
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Nazareth
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Stinnett
Perry Don Patton
Woodmen OF the World Life Insurance Society
Richard Kiley
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Tyler St
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River Drive
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Texas
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London
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Poe
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Winifred D. Kirk
George Wahr
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