Lohn News Highlights Local Social and Farming Updates
The column reports a dry norther favoring cotton harvesting with 210 bales ginned at Lohn to date. It lists community visits, family gatherings, school trips to the State Fair, travels to Fort Worth Dallas and Abilene, and notes a local soil conservation meeting where Howard Bloomer was selected supervisor. It closes with condolences for J W Roper of Austin.
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Opal Browning
Barnard Browning
Port Lavina
Hubert Benton
Fred Harvey
Linda
Midland
S. A. Lawson
Plateau
Lawsons
Dutch Woodward
Fort Worth
Western Hills
Dallas
John Ral Woodward
Murrell Woodward
Brownwood
Carlton W. Woodward
Denison
Texas U.oklahoma U
John Doyal Woodward
Woodwards
Clyde Tackett
Junior
Edverna
Fort Stockton
E. PD. Solsberg
al Bardrum
Greg
Darla
Brady
Bess Marshall
Santa Ana
Jack Huie
Huie
Gen. Jones
Mikel McLauchlin
Carrollt
New Texas State University
de . George
Alvord
R. J. Turner
I. G. Gorman
Kenneth and
Glenda
Tracy
Concho Soil Conservation
Lohn Tabernacle
Howard Bloomer
Fred Lohn
Roy Carter
Eden
Benny Sims
Paint Rock
Alfred Schwertner
Melvin
S. C
Clifford Powell
Charles Haenisch
Dora Carroll
W. B. Carroll Jr
West Covina
Calif
Olin Lesh
Robert Bratton
Jessie Gates
Harrison
Ark
R. J. Deck
Alvin Nick Deck
Memphis
Tenn
Emmett Damron
Daniel Sorrelis
Edla
John Hester
Hester
Charles Yarbrough
Linde
Charles T
Frank Brewer
Ginger Boswell
Rhonda Shirley
Jo Wilson
Steve Byrd
Joe Bradley
Michael
David Whitworth
Barbara
Byron Murray
Jimmy Carlson
Paula Moden
Jerri
Joe Byrd
Merlene Martin
Frankie Grey
Lanna
Randy Briscoe
Burl Myers
Mike
Steve Finlay
al Carroll
Sherri Hester
Patricia Moore
Linda Yarbrough
Phyllis Solsberg
Teresa
Leslie Schumann
Jimmy
Mike Martin
Gary Phillips
Gayle Smith
Randy Slaughter
Virgil Middle
Reds
Waco
Virgil Middleton, Jr
Kenneth Hewett
Stephenville
Wilson Bloomer
Fowler Solshery
Roy Short
Alice
Linda Massey
Mike Finlay
Joe
Jerri Byrd
Rosalinda Cortez
Pavle Moden
Jeanie Hemphill
Frankie Bray
Lanna Briscoe
Becky Moore
Larry Lohn
San Marcos College
Lincoln Lohn
Abilene
Billy Tedder
Jerry B. Taylor
Ira Hester
Baptist Church
Leon Browning
G. A. Rudolph
Hesters
M. T. Bratton
San Angelo
Waldrip
George Hill
Gladewater
Carl James
Lampasas
John Lloyd Roark
Marshall
Ruby Shearer
Mason
Ku Bray
Rockwood
Brownings
J. W. Roper
Austin
Agatha Cleghorn
Longer Lower Olds Debuts Here in 1966 Lineup
Oldsmobile introduces the 1966 lineup including the Toronado and 88s with redesigned exteriors and interiors. New Strato seats and updated instrument panels accompany revised front and rear ends. The 4-4-2 gains a distinctive grille and tail lamps while Jetfire Rocket engines return on F-85 and Jetstar 88 with upgrades across V-8s.
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Bell
Olds
Campbell
Asa
Texas draft boards plan November medical exams for single men
Draft boards in Texas may call single men who married before August 27 for physical and mental examinations in November to meet a state quota of more than 6,000. Col Morris Schwartz, state Selective Service director, said some boards lack enough men otherwise. married men with children are exempt. Draft-age men face penalties for mutilating draft cards, including up to five years in prison and fines up to 10 000 dollars or both. Destroying a card can speed induction.
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Col. Morris 8. Schwartz
Selective Service
US House approves immigration bill reshapes origin mix
The House backed a plan to add about 160000 annual immigrants, totaling around 400000 once in effect. It shifts future admissions toward Africa and Asia, with 20000 per country yearly limits, replacing the western and northern European majority. King and Powell setbacks on DC Home Rule followed by a Senate approval for a local governance plan.
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Great
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Europe
Africa
Asia
Local Home Rule Referendum Considered For City Charter
A substitute measure provides for a referendum to gauge if a majority of residents favor Home Rule. If approved, a city charter would be drafted and require Congressional approval. Recent visitors include Mrs. C. E. Hoyt and couples from San Angelo Del Rio Junction Fredericksburg Brownwood.
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Martin Luther King
Adam Clayton Powell
House
District of Columbia
Senate
King-Powell
Aes
Congress
C. E. Hoyt
C. B. Wields
San Angelo
Claude Preeman
del Rio
Victor Wood
Junction
Arthur Stehling
Fredericksburg
Bill Gold
Brownwood
Audible ping risks for divers may injure ears
The text warns divers about ear damage from pings or noises underwater. It notes pings could seal the ear canal or be driven into the canal during deep dives, potentially causing direct injury to the middle ear.
Bimetalism Defined as a Monetary Standard
The concept of bimetalism uses both gold and silver as standards of value for currency. It proposes a dual-metal basis for pricing, exchange rates, and monetary stability, aligning coinage with two intrinsic precious metals rather than a single standard.
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