Tech grid plans and academic push shape 1963 season
Don Anderson, a 195 pound sophomore from Stinnett, eyes a breakout year for Texas Tech as part of a deep 1963 class. Coach King praises Parks and Anderson while emphasizing a red shirt program and stricter academics led by Clyde Prestwood to keep athletes eligible. Athletic Director Polk Robinson notes the program survives on football and basketball revenue, with support for other sports through those funds.
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Brownfield Visitors Tour Carlsbad Caverns in New Mexico
Brownfield residents Mr and Mrs J D Malorne Lealand and Danny of 1712 Gillham Drive Mrs Bova Sneed and David of 1004 E Harris toured Carlsbad Caverns National Park in New Mexico. They visited during summer holidays and joined a naturalist talk and a guided underground tour 754 feet below the surface to see ancient stalactites and formations formed over millions of years.
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Law and treaties shape American Indian legal status
A state and federal clash over Indian affairs is traced from early sovereignty to modern jurisdiction. The piece covers how treaties, the 1854 Bureau of Indian Affairs, and 1871 shifts defined tribal autonomy, with landmark rulings like Crow Dog and recent Supreme Court actions affecting murder prosecutions and tribal courts. It notes tribal licensing, taxation, adoption, and divorce remain within tribal or federal control, while advising readers to consult attorneys for precise law interpretations.
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Local girl Nancy Benson wins District 3-AAA tennis title
Nancy Benson, 16, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Benson of 1208 E. Hester, captured the District 3-AAA singles championship at Sweetwater while still a sophomore. The Brownfield High School junior has surged through the season, earning multiple meets honors and preparing for state TAAF competition in Dallas. Under coach Harold Andrews she plans to enter the Jaycee Tennis Tournament August 22 24 and conduct a junior clinic the same week for younger players.
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West Harvey Tubb to Lead West in East West Game
Coach Tubb of Wellman High School selected to guide the West squad in the East West clash at Cisco coaching school. He will depart to register for the event and will bring two players Clyde Watkins and Lonnie Moore. Marshall defeats Brownfield 8 4 aided by eight costly fielding miscues.
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Investment in Freedom and USO Port at Home
A compact plea urging support for returning soldiers and communities. It underscores funding through a community chest to aid veterans and national service efforts, implying patriotic duty and public generosity. The message calls for prioritizing investment in those who served.
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