Second Thoughts on Viet Nam and shopping locally
Dean White, a former pilot with U S and Vietnamese air forces, gave a candid talk to the Jaycees on Viet Nam policy and moral questions. He proposed a step by step bombing warning strategy if Hanoi refused to negotiate, and explained U S commitment to support the Vietnamese government. The column also urges residents to shop at home in Brownfield, noting price parity with Lubbock and the benefits of local spending. it ends with a teaser to Second Page 6.
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Dean White
Jaycees
Dean
Ife
Hanoi
I l
Viet Nam
Pres. Eisenhower
Pres
Eisenhower
Congress
Kennedy
Johnson
Brownfield
Lubbock
Dallas
CRMWA Board Set for Lubbock Field Trip Meet
CRMWA board of directors will meet Monday at 10 a.m. at the Lubbock Country Club then tour six facilities in the Canadian River Municipal Water Authority complex. Luncheon will follow at the Country Club with a business session including a 12 taps resolution for O Donnell and safety award to R H Fulton.
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Lubbock
Canadian River Municipal Water Authority
Crmwa Board of Directors
Lubbock Country Club
Country Club
O'Donnell
R. H. Fulton
Gordon Johnson
Amarillo
Dess Chappalear
Levelland
Industrial Plan Is Approved In Brownfield Meeting
About 30 Brownfield leaders heard a plan to raise 150000 through pledges with ten percent cash for immediate needs to attract new industry. Leo Holmes urged broad community participation as crucial to Brownfield’s future, with a town hall set for Jan 18 featuring Jim Bradley of Texas A M.
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Pioneer Natural Gas. Co
Leo Holmes
Chamber of Commerce Industrial Committee
Brownfield
Raymond Beck, Jr
Jim Bradley
Texas A&m
Industrial Committee
Bob Noble
L.J. Richardson
T. A. Waites
Eunice Jones
Pete Harris
Marion Bowers
Marlon Summitt
Bill Frizzell
Jake Fulford
Charlie Roberson
Herschel Lowe
Dennis Q. Lilly
Bob Sewell
Bill McKinney
Charlie Price
Dick See
Cotton sampling tops weekly totals at three Texas offices
USDA classing offices in Lubbock Brownfield and Lamesa processed 225 600 samples for the week ending Friday the three offices total 620 500 for the season through December 3 with Lubbock leading in grades and microneaire and prices steady. cottonseed prices ranged from 45 to 55 per ton.
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Lubbock
Brownfield
Lamesa
USDA
WK. Palmer
Lubbock Ofice
Consumer and Marketing Service
U.S.D.A
Mesquite Extinction Topic At Quanah Meeting Today
State Rep. Jesse T. George leads a Quanah gathering with 5000 ranchers and federal officials to launch a national effort to eradicate mesquite and other brush. The meeting features brush control demonstrations and discusses Great Plains program cost sharing and regional infestation data across Texas New Mexico and Oklahoma. Accompanying officials include Jim Foy Homer Parker Wayne Mullins and Raymond A Simms.
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Quanah
Jesse T. George
Texas
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Southwest
Terry
Yoakum
Cochran County
Bailey County
George
Great Plains
Fone
Jim Foy
Homer Parker
Wayne Mullins
Raymond A. Simms
Brownfield
Christmas Toy Drive Gathers Help For Goodfellows
Chief Goodfellow warns only 17 days remain to aid families for Christmas as usable and repairable toys are collected at the fire station. Jaycees organize pickup and delivery to the fire station with volunteers from local clubs and the Opti-Mrs sewing clothing for dolls. Donations of new toys, repaired toys, and groceries are coordinated with the United Fund to support families.
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Jake Geron
Gervinhas
Goodfellows
United Fund
Jaycees
Geron
Sheriff's Office
Mark Wyatt
Bob Sewell
O. D. Hearne
Jimmy Jones
David Cole
Former Raider Captain Talks Viet Nam at Jaycee Meeting
Captain Dan White, Reese Air Force Base instructor and officer selected to train Vietnamese Air Force pilots, spoke at the Jaycees luncheon. He described his Viet Nam service, displayed slides, and discussed the war, local life, and foods of the Vietnamese people.
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Dan White
Reese Air Force Base
Lubbock
Jaycees
Party House
RAFB
Annual Christmas Bash Thefts and Burglaries Plague Police
The city police report a surge in thefts and burglaries headlining a break in at the Boys Club over the weekend. Three juveniles 14 and 12 confessed to breaking a window and stealing money and candy. Other incidents include battery theft from a car, hubcaps stolen, and several arrests for drinking and liquor violations. Police records note multiple drunken or reckless acts and a minor collision. See Police Page 6.
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Roger Marsh
Vernon Bielss
Reppto
Jimmy Don Blocker
David Ouelette Burnett
W. Broadway
Toby Vasquez Montano
Jesus Gamesarza
Daniel Jiminez Chacoama
Lilly Contrearas
Lubbock
Story St
James Mackey
5Th
Stewart
Clara Blue
J. D. Jones
See
Poinys
Harold Andrews
Christmas Paint and Pay Phone Brighten Brownfield Area
Brownfield teams begin a Christmas sprucing week with new yellow parking lanes and festive lights. City workers repaint lines while residents decorate homes. General Telephone installs a new lighted pay phone on the Courthouse square by the north entrance, protected by plexiglass.
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Brownfield
Homes
City and County Offices Set Christmas Holiday Closure
City Hall and the Courthouse will close for a three day Christmas holiday starting Dec 24. Most city stores will stay open late on Dec 23 and again each Thursday. The Chamber of Commerce will remain open Dec 24 despite Saturday closing norms.
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Chamber of Commerce
Fall Harvest Weather From Lubbock Bureau
The Lubbock Weather Bureau predicts mild fall conditions with temperatures 8 to 10 degrees above normal. Highs in the upper 50s and lows near freezing are expected with minor day to day changes and no precipitation through Monday.
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Lubbock Weather Bureau
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Center
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John Ivie
Dennis McCutcheon
U. S
Viet Na
Farm Implement Magazine
New York University
West Texas
Texas Tech
West Texas State
Orville Freeman
Secretary of Agriculture
Agricultural Aryl
Hockley County
Raider
Capt. White
Jaycee
Cole
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