Yarborough to Attend Bushland 30th Anniversary Ceremonies
Texas Senator Ralph Yarborough will attend Amarillo events May 17 marking the 30th anniversary of the Southwestern Research Center at Bushland. Secretary of Agriculture Clifford Hardin is set as principal speaker at Bushland, with speeches in Amarillo and Lubbock. Local leaders organize the observance, with other officials invited.
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Texas
Ralph Yarborough
Amarillo
Great Plains Research Laboratory
Bushland
Clifford M. Hardin
Hardin
New South Plains Research Laboratory
Lubbock
Yarborough
Sen
John Tower
Senate
House
Agriculture
Appropriations
George Mahon
18Th Congressional District
Bob Price
Price
House Space Committee
Cape Kennedy
Art Bralley
American National Bank
Plane crashes into building killing five near El Segundo
A converted World War II bomber from North American Aviation burst into flames after clipping a building in El Segundo California. All four aboard and five on the ground died. The bomber aimed to use a baseball field as an emergency strip but avoided a playground full of children before crashing.
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EL Segundo
Calif
Autonetics Division
North Ameri
New Colorado City Planned Near Pueblo by West Coast Firm
McCulloch Properties Inc plans a multimillion dollar development of a 29990 acre tract 8 miles northwest of Pueblo Colorado. The project envisions a suburban low density city with agriculture commercial and recreation areas adjacent to a major new lake on the Arkansas River. Officials filed plans with Pueblo County on Friday with action expected June 12.
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Colorado
Amarillo Ranching and
W. A. Mays
Agnes Mays
McCulloch Properties, Incc
McCullough Oi Co
Los Angeles
Pueblo
Board of County Commissioners
McCullough
U.S. 50
Canon City
Colo
Thomas Warfield
Joseph Coombs
Tri-County Management, Inc
Aspen
Warfield
McCulloch
McCullough Oil Co
London Bridge
Lake Havasu
Bus Plunge Kills Girl Scout Troop in California
A bus carrying a Bakersfield Girl Scout troop home from a Universal Studios tour plunged into a canyon along Interstate 5 north of Castaic California, killing two passengers. Twenty three others were hospitalized, with three in critical condition. The driver reportedly lost control on a sharp turn on the dangerous highway section. The vehicle left the road and fell eighty feet into the canyon. The 21 scouts and four adult leaders were returning from Los Angeles.
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Castric
Calif
Here
Bakersfield
Universal City Movie Studios
Los Angeles
Castaic
The Big Split Beeleams to Dither ver Name Change
A campus name dispute at Texas Tech splits students faculty and alumni in Lubbock Texas with a looming decision by five men not tied to the university. The conflict pits factions across the institution and stirs state legislative talk and potential boycotts.
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Lubbock
Texas State University
Texas Technological University
Tex
Texas Tech
Texas Technological College
Vacation Travel Tips and Youth Law Overview
Travel tips page 1 highlights family friendly guidance on vacations and safety while addressing youth and the law in accessible tabloid style. Begins on page 15 with four pages of readable information for parents and young people.
Zaply Fipped Too Late Zaply Fipped Too Late
National Guardsmen and police cleared 2 000 to 3 000 youths from Zap, North Dakota, after a night of destruction in the Main Street business district. Martial law remained by daybreak as residents coped with the aftermath of the weekend unrest.
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Santa Fe
Ft. Sumner
N.M
Chicago
Mother's Day origins traced to Anna Jarvis in Philadelphia
A historical account credits Anna M. Jarvis for creating Mother's Day. She born in Grafton Virginia moved to Philadelphia in 1894 and led a campaign from 1907 that culminated in a Pennsylvania state holiday in 1913 and a 1914 national proclamation by President Wilson.
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America
Anna M. Jarvis
Grafton
Philadelphia
Jarvis
Miss Jarvis
Pennsylvania
US Congress
House
Senate
Woodrow Wilson
Trade Cold Cat For Cold Cats Ends With Frozen Prize
Mrs. Phyllis Lee Sowers heard noises and saw a flashlight in her garage on Friday night. She discovered her deep freeze emptied of about 50 dollars of frozen foods and a cat left in its place, very cold but alive.
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Phyllis Lee Sowers
Lynette
Weather Summary for Ameoril in 1969
The report notes Ameoril recorded sun on 116 of 129 days in 1969 with forecasts of cooler conditions. Northeasterly winds shift to southeasterly up to 20 map units, indicating a change in wind direction and moderate strength.
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Ameoril
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Sen. Yarborough
Southwestern Research
Senator Yarborough
Colorado City
Mays
Orville Howard
ER Vance
Little Darrell
Joel Grant
Personality House
Western
Bill Grant
Wayne
TECH
WTSU
van Cook
Zap
North Dakota
Lake
Dakota
Miles
SIM Arck
South Dakota
Philly
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