Chamber meeting debates Yoakum water district plan
Brownfield chamber directors discuss forming a water district including Terry and nearby counties. Representatives Rodd Duff G W Cleveland and Bob Lee of Yoakum County Water Conservation Association describe brine pollution threats to fresh groundwater at Denver City and propose reinjection into the aquifer.
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Phillips to Speak at City Reception Today
Joe B. Phillips of Lubbock, a GOP congressman-at-large candidate, will attend a 3 30 p m reception at The Party House hosted by Terry County Republican chairman James Evans. The event honors the veteran Lubbock realtor amid campaigns by Giles Miller and Desmond Barry. Phillips is a former Texas Real Estate Association president.
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Lubbock
James Evans
Terry County
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Giles E Miller
Dallas
Desmond Barry
Houston
Texas House
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Claude Caperton
Marion Bowers
Robert Baumeardner
Hiltor McCabe
Charlies Robison
Evans
Texas Real Estate Association
Yarborough Campaign Swing Seeks Democratic Support
Yarborough among six Democratic gubernatorial hopefuls tours Texas with a 1 p.m. Monday stop at The Party House in Houston. He speaks at 1:45 p.m. carried by KTFY, guests the Terry Democratic Women, then ends the day in Lubbock with an 8 p.m. KDUB-TV talk. Campaign management spans Bob Dennis and George Lemons in the 28th District. Evelyn Power of Amarillo leads Potter County efforts.
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Houston
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Lubbock
Kdub-Tv
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George Lemons
Dan Sullivan
109Th Judicial District
No Library Fines in Brownfield for National Library Week
In Brownfield, Kendrick Memorial Library will not levy fines on overdue books this week in observance of National Library Week from April 8 to 14. The relaxed policy applies to all patrons during the period.
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NEWS introduces new circulation service for missed papers
The newspaper announces a new circulation service available Thursdays and Sundays from 8 to 9 a.m. to deliver missed papers. A circulation man will be reachable at telephone number 2180 for readers to arrange delivery.
Explosion Hurts Four as Gas Blast Strikes Farm Home
Building permits through February total 106 019 down from 180 000 a year ago. An explosion at the Mozel Ratliff farm near the city hospitalized four members of the Jones family and damaged the one story brick house with a burned mattress and a blown out wall. Authorities say natural gas caused the blast.
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Barbara Fay
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Assessors to Meet in Lamesa Chapter Session
Stanley N. Miller of 1213 East Hill, city tax assessor and secretary of the South Plains Chapter of the Texas Association of Assessing Officers, will speak at the meeting. The event starts at 7 30 p m in the Lamesa high school cafeteria and draws members from across the area. Officers include Mrs Gladys Dennis president Norton Barrett vice president Chester Williams John Brooks and Dollie Berry See No 4 Page 4.
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Texas Association of Assessing Officers
Stanley N. Miller
East Hill
Lamesa
Gladys Dennis
Norton Barrett
Crosbyton
Chester Williams
Slaton
John Brooks
Lubbock
Dollie Berry
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From Nazareth To Calvary Journey Began In Nazareth
George W. Cornell reports on a week exploring Nazareth and Galilee as part of an Easter series. The piece blends geology, history and faith while describing Nazareth’s landscape, people, and sites linked to Jesus childhood and mission. The narrator and spouse Jo Ann roam towns, shops, kibbutzim, and ancient ruins, noting Mary’s well and Pilate’s garrison near Caesarea.
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Bank deposits rise at two cities lenders in first 1962 report
First National shows deposits of $9,833,006 on March 26, up from $8,392,000 a year earlier, a $1,441,006 gain. Brownfield State total reached $12,044,000, up from $11,129,000, a $915,000 rise. Combined deposits across both banks reach $21,878,000.
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Brownfield student wins trip to Seattle World’s Fair
James Fulgham, a Brownfield High School senior, won the top prize at the regional Science Fair at Texas Tech for an electro phoresis protein separation demonstration. The award includes a May trip to the International Science Fair in Seattle. Stanley Farrar won first in physical sciences and was named alternate for a Navy cruise.
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Connally Plans Texas Campaign Swing Through Brownfield
Fort Worth Governor candidate John Connally campaigns in Brownfield on Wednesday with an 8 a.m. Democratic coffee at The Party House followed by a downtown visit. He appears Tuesday in Lubbock with a 3 p.m. arrival, 3:30 to 4:30 reception, 7:30 dinner, and a 9:30 to 10 TV address on KCBC Channel 11. He leaves Brownfield for a 11:30 a.m. luncheon in Lubbock and continues to San Antonio by 2 p.m.
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Fort Worth
Texas
Lubbock
Channel 11
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Brownfield
San Antonio
Service Pin Awarded to Hedrick at Pan American
E. R. Hedrick of 1603 East Buckley, a clerk in Pan American Petroleum's Brownfield office, received a 10 year service pin last week from area superintendent Luther Reynolds.
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East
Buckley
Pan American Petroleum
Luther Reynolds
Four County Ag Workers Meet At The Melody
The April gathering of Four County Agricultural Workers begins at 7 a.m. Tuesday at The Melody. Lavon Ray, assistant agronomist from the Lubbock Experiment Station, will discuss the performance of different cotton varieties.
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Lubbock
Staton
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