Time poll projects close 1964 race with Texas pivotal
Time magazine Grant Goldwater edges Kennedy 241 to 255 in electoral votes. Texas appears as the key state with 25 votes. a Kennedy win there would seal the 270 needed, while a Goldwater win could reach 266 with possible gains from unpledged electors in Alabama and Mississippi.
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Time Magazine
Goldwater
Kennedy
Time
Texas
Tex
Alabama
Mississipp
Mus tangs ranked ninth in statewide class AAA poll
The Star Telegram lists the Mustangs ninth in its statewide AAA football ranking while the Lubbock Avalanche Journal places them second behind Dumas on the South Plains. Coach Glenn Frazier notes games are won on the field not in press clippings. Mrs. Hilda Driscoll dies in Midland. Tri County Foster Home mourns a founder and supporter. The 30th year redesign marks the paper’s new flag as Andrews adopts cap effect.
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Star Telegrams
Mustangs
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Dumas
South Plains
Glenn Frazier
Feld—Nx
Hilda Driscoll
Midland
Tri County
Foster Home
Driscoll
Dr Driscoll
Homecoming Bonfire and Parade Spark Levelland Activities
Bonfire night and a downtown Homecoming Parade energize Levelland as Mustang students prep for the Friday Levelland game at Mustang Stadium. The Mustang Club and boosters sponsor floats with a $25 prize. three candidates for Homecoming Queen ride in a convertible. Candidates include Gay Nix Vicki Thomas and Barbara Clay.
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Mustang Club
Gay Nix
Vicki Thomas
Barbara Clay
Paul Rowlett
Miss Nix
O. A. Nix
Ave E
Miss Thomas
Myron B Thomas
Alpine
Miss Clay
Coy A. Clay
13Th St
Hame
Martin Epps
4H Club Livestock Shows Begin Friday
The 4H Club hosts livestock shows and an auction Friday with 17 calves and nine pigs. Over 20 youngsters pit horses for judging while silver belt buckles are awarded in each class. Admission is free and a barbecue follows the sale.
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4H Club
Andrews Faces Levelland In Homecoming Clash
Levelland Lobos travel to Mustang Stadium for the annual Homecoming game against the Andrews Mustangs on Friday at 8. The Lobos beat Denver City 20 14 last week and coach Johnnie Hickman notes Levelland’s speed and versatility while Andrews hopes quarterback Floyd Lindsey returns from injuries or relies on Rod Monahan and Kenny Thompson.
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Levelland Lobos
Mustang Stadium
Mustangs
Denver City
Floyd Lindsey
Mustang
Doc Grevelle
Lindsey
Glenn Frazier
Rodney Monahan
Kenny Thompson
Lobos
Andrews
Johnnie Hickman
Frazier
Levelland
Forrest Scott
Guime
Scott
Snyder
Jerry Brannon
Bert Griffith
Ronnie McComb
Willie May
Ronnie Jones
James Crown
Glenn Pipes
Ralph Hummell
Joe Lyles
Steve Reed
Lindsey Or
Monahan
Jury Hears Brimer Case in District Court
Walt Brimer sues Texas Limproyers Insurance Association for 14435 claiming total permanent disability from injuries suffered in 1960. Judge Russell Austin's 5th district court expected to reach verdict late Wednesday. other docket items include disputes with TELIA and United States Fidelity and Guaranty. Grand jury to convene October 7. county criminal court postponed due to county attorney illness.
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Walt Brimer
Texas Limproyers Insurance Association
Russell Austin
Mth
William Hickingbottom
TELIA
Arthur Paul Francisco
TELA
Fred B. Dooley
Randel A. Mitchell
James B Doyle
Dr. RR. Ramsey
Comptons
Willie Dee Green
United States Fidelity and Guaranty
Henry Guillet
Former Lamesa Resident Faye Harding Dies
Faye Harding of Lamesa formerly of Andrews died Wednesday in Lamesa hospital after a heart attack. The remains were taken to Nally Pickle Funeral Home in Big Spring, where funeral services will be held Friday at 4:00 pm.
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Lamesa
Andrews
Lamesa Hospital
Nally Pickle Funeral Mome
Big Springs
Weather Features Cool Mornings
Cool mornings and nights, broken by a warm midday, marked the week's weather. A high of 84 degrees was reported Tuesday, and Monday recorded the low of 48 degrees, with temperatures provided by the Northern Natural Gas Company.
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Andrews
Salvation Army honors Rev. Frank Crown at Rotary meeting
Rev. Frank Crown received a certificate of appreciation from the Salvation Army Service Unit Committee at a Wednesday Rotary Club noon gathering. The statewide honor is the first for an Andrews resident. Crown helped send eight Andrews youths to the Salvation Army Camp at Midlothian this summer with funds from the local unit. The camp sits on land from the Singleton Ranch donated for underprivileged boys to attend.
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Frank Crown
Service Unit
Salvation Army
Rotary Club
Andrews
Crown
Midlothian
Singleton Ranch
Local Commissioners Back Guadalupe Mountain Park Plan
Andrews County commissioners in a special session unanimously approved a resolution to make the Guadalupe mountain area of West Texas a national park. They also passed a plan to reimburse commissioners and the judge for travel to Austin for the state county commissioners and judges conference, with the meeting slated for next week.
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Commissioners Court
Andrews County
Guadalupe Mountain
West Texas
Austin
State County Commissioners and Judges Conference
Resident Hurt In Collision Near Town
E. L. Parker suffered serious injuries and had emergency surgery after a noon collision when his southbound pickup, owned by Hickerson Transport, was rear ended by LeRoy Newsom of Artesia New Mexico. Newsom was uninjured and released. officers say he did not see Parker in time. The impact sent the pickup into a ditch and overturned, while Newsom's car crossed the median.
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E. L. Parker
Parker
Hickerson Transport
LeRoy Newsom
Artesia
New Mexico
Newsom
Newson
Winners Tie In Grid Contest
Two fans face off for a weekly grid prize after tying on nine of ten games and selecting Oklahoma over USC in the tie breaker. Mrs Don Smith and T C Young live at 300 SW 4th and 804 NW 10th respectively. the winner gets 7.50. Five sponsors accept entries: Scottie's Drive-in, Service Sports, Corner Drug, Curry Singleton Insurance, Andrews Realty, and H and L Men's Wear.
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Andrew
Don Smith
T. C. Young
Oklahoma
USC
Donald P. Smith
Olan’ Lundy
Doyal West
Ro H. Whitman
Seottie’s Drive-in
Service Sports
Corner Drug
Curry-Singleton Insurance Agency
Andrews Realty
H & L Men's Wear
Andrews and Gaines Name New Child Welfare Worker
Mrs Betty Burton of 310 NW Avenue appointed child welfare worker for Andrews and Gaines counties by the Texas Department of Child Welfare. She assumed duties Tuesday morning after earning a BS from Texas Tech. She scored high on a recent Midland test and will be aided by Mrs Ann Lawson as Secretary. Office in City County Health unit on West Broadway.
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Betty Burton
NW Avenue
Andrews and
Gaines Counties
Texas Department of Child Welfare
Burton
Texas Technological College
Midland
Dept. of Child Welfare
Ann Lawson
Waco
City County Health Unit
West Broadway
Mustang Club Plans Homecoming Parade and Jacket Funds
Mustang Club members will ride six jeeps in the Homecoming parade at 5 30 p m Friday with a Lobo decoy for a photo shot. They cosponsor with the high school band and discussed buying sport jackets for out of town trips, voting to study costs and quantities.
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Mustang
Mustang Stadium
Mustang Club
Bud Duncan
Beam
Forrest Scott
Denver
Lobo
Public Invited To School Language Arts Forum
A public forum on the Andrews schools language arts program features Dr. Geneva Hanna at 7 30 Monday night in the high school home area. Sponsored by the School Advisory Council, she aided the program as consultant and will prepare a curriculum guide. A Q and A follows to inform the public about the new program.
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Andrews
Geneva Hanna
Cagunecil
Hanna
Awe Drews
Petition Circulates to Amend School Dress Policy
Mothers of students from Glorieta Elementary circulate a petition to amend the dress policy allowing trousers for girls in the first six grades. About 100 signatures collected as they push the issue to the Andrews Independent School District board for discussion at the next regular session.
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Kenneth King
Everett Dobbs
Glorieta
Lowell McGee
Frank Thames
King
of Andrews Independent School District
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