Adman Howell Notes Busy Lakes Draw Away Residents
In a Tuesday column, the town of Andrews shows heavy holiday travel with lakes and resorts drawing crowds. A local sale by Lynn Rice at H and L Men's Wear offers summer attire at cut rates, while a shoplifting incident at Aldridge’s store ends with a sheriff’s pickup. Dick Ream and family move from the Commercial State era, as banks and shops observe the holiday.
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Andrews
Lynn Rice
H & L Men’s Wear
Dick Ream
Commercial
Dwight Day
Dairy Mart
Big Spring
Lea County Tops Permian Basin Drilling Activity
Lea County New Mexico leads the Permian Basin with 43 active rotary rigs, as Reed Roller Bit reports 233 rigs operating, up from 229 the prior week. Other busy counties include Ector 15 Andrews 13 and Crane Gaines Pecos Yoakum each with 12 rigs. last year at this time 280 rigs were active.
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Lea County
N. M
Permian Basin
Reed Roller Bit Company
Ector
Andrews
Crane
Gaines
Pecos
Yoakum
National 4-H Offers Six $800 Home Economics Scholarships
Six $800 college scholarships will be awarded next November to 4-H Club girls majoring in home economics and enrolled in their junior year. Each state selects one candidate. finalists are sent to the National 4-H Service Committee in Chicago for final review.
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National
Chicago
Kessinger Selected for Geology NSF Summer Institute
LSU graduate student Paul Kes singer Jr. receives a National Science Foundation award to attend a six week Summer Institute in Field Geology at Indiana University Geologic Field Station near Cardwell Montana. The program supports 36 college geology teachers with field study of Northern Rocky Mountain geology. The institute begins June 19 and includes lectures discussions and field trips.
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Baton Rouge
Paul Kessinger Jr
Louisiana State University
National Science Foundation
Kessinger
Paul Kessinger Sr
Andrews
Texas Tech
Lafayette
LSU
Indiana University
Cardwell
Montana
Rocky Mountain
Kiss In Motion Brings Accident Suit and Award
In a Miami court Sanford Wagner age 19 admitted kissing Loretta Ann Potito 20 while driving a car that crashed He said there had been several kisses and Potito assumed the risks if any for the accident He denied that the kisses could have caused the crash.
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Miami
Sanford Wagner
Loretta Ann Potito
Miss Potito
Midway Between Feet in Golf Swing
The ball should be positioned midway between the feet for all iron shots to ensure a natural stance and controlled flight. Placing the ball too close to one foot creates an awkward swing arc and reduces power.
Jury Awards Potitos Damages in Negligent Driving Case
A jury rejected Wag ner's theory in a negligent driving suit. Miss Potito received 7 200 for injuries and her father Joseph Potito 2 600 in punitive damages.
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Wagner
Miss Potito
Joseph Potito
Patience Needed When Children Swallow Sharp Objects
Austin reporter recounts guidance from Dr. J Edward Johnson on swallowing tacks and pins. He notes many objects pass without harm, cites Terrell State Hospital x ray work, and emphasizes wait and see unless esophagus is involved or symptoms appear.
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Austin
Johnny
J. Edward Johnson
Texas Medical Association
Texas State Journal of Medicine
Johnson
Terrell State Hospital
Police Receive Conscience Money From Missed Toll
Connecticut State Police received a 25 cent check from Mrs. Jerome Schlesinger of Port Chester New York. She said she missed a quarter into an automatic toll collector on the Connecticut Turnpike but drove off when motorists honked. She sent the check to compensate the state.
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Connecticut
Jerome Schlesinger
Port Chester
N. Y
Canton Officials Ban 10 Ton Trucks After Weighing Fire Units
In Canton Newfoundland and Labrador officials barred 10 ton trucks from city streets after weighing their fire trucks, only to discover the fire apparatus also exceeded the limit. The move prompted review of municipal vehicle weights and safety regulations.
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Canton
Judge in Columbus Wears Army Helmet in Court
A Columbus judge appeared in court wearing an army combat helmet as plaster fell from the ceiling. The incident prompted a courtroom safety check and adjournment.
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Columbus
Ohio
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Bob Aldridge
Bob
Elmer Feland
Sheriff's Department
Mr. Aldridge
Paul Kessinger, JR
News Office
County
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Cochran
Coke
Chaves
Crockett
Culberson
Curry
Dawson
Xavor
Forden
Crea
Borden’s
Shop Andrews
Dacron and Rayon
C.r. Anthony Co. Yo
Sam
Ian
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