Local Court Docket Details Civil and Traffic Actions
The 109th District Court lists Carter J Moore dba Pete Moore & Son v Maryland Casualty Co for declaratory judgment. County Court records show marriage licenses issued Tommie Jean McReynolds Davis and James Walter Arnold. Various civil and traffic fines are recorded including The State of Texas v Mrs Richard A Guice with a $1 fine and one day in jail, plus several garnishment and debt actions. New car titles are listed for multiple individuals with 1966 vehicles.
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Carter J. Moore
Pete Moore & Son
Maryland Casualty Company
Tommie Jean McReynolds Davis
James Walter Arnold
State of Texas
Richard A. Guice
Jack O’cline
E. L. Hooper
NASA to Study Mars Landing Parachute Use This Summer
NASA will study parachute assisted landings on Mars this summer. Balloons and sounding rockets will lift parachute equipped capsules to 130000 feet to simulate unmanned instrumented landings by chute on the red planet.
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Mars
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Red Planet
Andrews Paychecks Outstrip High Costs
New York reports that Andrews County residents enjoy higher purchasing power as incomes rise faster than prices since 1958. The average worker needs fewer hours to buy essentials like an $80 wool suit, a 7.50 x 15 tire, eggs, and pork chops, reflecting a 20 percent rise in living standards over the decade while some items still cost more.
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New York
Andrews County
Tax Foundation
National Industrial Conference Board
Labor Department
Pendleton Named To Fort Study By Texas Legislature
State Representative Randy Pendleton of Andrews leads a five member group named to supervise a restoration study for Texas forts. The study runs June 23 to 25 with site visits to Fort Parker Mexia Fort Richardson Mineral Wells Fort Griffin Albany Fort Chadbourne Fort Concho San Angelo Fort McKavett Menard San Juan Capistrano San Antonio and La Bahia Mission Goliad. Advisors include Architect Charles Pope for the Interior Department and the NPS and Historian Don Rickey Jr. as planning consultants.
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R. G
Randy) Pendleton
Andrews
Texas Fort
Fort Parker
Mexia
Fort Richardson
Mineral Wells
Fort Griffin
Albany
Fort Chadbourne
Fort Concho
San Angelo
Fort McKavett
Menard
San Juan Capistrano
San Antonio
la Bahia Mission
Goliad
Charles Pope
U.S. Department of the Interior
National Park Service
Don Rickey, Jr
Emergencies This Week At Permian General
Emergency report lists multiple boy patients with minor injuries. Ricky Demmier suffered a knee cut from flying glass at a lawn mower incident on NW 12th. Paul Rucker had a foreign object removed from his eye. Jimmy Hollowell received treatment for a puncture wound to his ankle.Robert Dillard injured in a fall at NW 2nd industrial site. Mrs. T E Griffin of Eunice New Mexico treated for toe injury. One other emergency noted.
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Permian General
Ricky Demmier
Paul Rucker
Jimmy Hollowell
Robert Dillard
T. E. Griffin
Eunice, N.M
Michael Laxton Makes Dean's List at East Central State College
Michael Laxton son of Mrs W A Thomas 804 NE 3rd made the Dean's Honor Roll for the second semester at East Central State College Ada Oklahoma with a spring average of 359 and a year average 361 He was also on the Dean's Honor Roll in fall Laxton majors in mathematics Dr James Mathis a former Andrews teacher is in the education department at East Central State.
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Michael Laxton
W. A. Thomas
East Central State College
Ada
Okla
Laxton
Andrews
James Mathis
East Central State
Mrs. Minnie Lee Shirley Dies in Midland at 83
Mrs. Minnie Lee Shirley, 83, native of Coryell County, died in Midland after a month long illness. Services were held in Cottonwood. Survived by 12 children including daughters Mrs. Emil Ellison of 905 NE 2nd and Mrs. Boris Ivy of Frankel City, plus seven other daughters and three sons, with relatives across Texas from Cisco to Wickett.
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Shirley
Midland
Cottonwood
Minnie Lee Shirley
Emil Ellison
Boris Ivy
Frankel City
Coryell County
Oma Higdon
Cisco
Ula Higdon
Hico
G. B. England
May
Minnie Cox
Ann Schubert
Dallas
Avanell Gibbons
Fort Worth
Lamoine Hart
William E
Amarillo
E. C
Odessa
J. B
Wickett
Baylor Degrees Awarded to 689 Graduates at Heart O' Texas
Baylor University conferred degrees on 689 graduates at the Heart O' Texas Coliseum. Glen Ray Williamson received a Bachelor of Laws. Abner V. McCall delivered the charge. Graduates hailed from 187 Texas towns, 36 states, and several foreign countries.
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Baylor University
Texas Coliseum
Glen Ray Williamson
Wilma D. Williamson
Baylor
Abner V. McCall
Texas
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Larry Anderson
109Th District Court
Elwyn LeRoy Denny Jr
Billy Gene Speed
Eddie McNett
Pontiac
Davis D. Warren Jr
Ford
Hugh Murdock
A. D. Harvick
C. BE. Saaly
Oldsmobile
Dale Kirkpatrick
M. J. Strube
Pinking
Hoover
Corner
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Broadway
Roy Widner
Permian General Hospital
Alvie Lewis
J. D. Robertson
Pendleton
Fort
Gene Hendryx
Grant Jones
Richard C. Slack
J. A. Ward
John Ben Sheppard
Texas His
Torical Survey
Parks and Wildlife and
State Legislative Council
Ichael Laxton
Dean
Glen Williamson
New England
EEN Mps
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