Red Sox win second Babe Ruth League game 4-3
Red Sox improved to 2-0 with a 4-3 victory over the Cardinals as Ken Stavenhagan struck out 10 in a one hit effort but took the loss amid Cardinal errors. Craig Davis earned the win for the Sox, who built a four run second inning while Cards scored two in the same frame. Cubs edge Pirates 6-5 in a slugfest before Cardinals beat Cubs 20 in a Saturday game.
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Banquet Honors New Scottish Rite Masons and Wives
A banquet honoring new Scottish Rite Masons and their wives is set for Thursday at 7 30 p m in the Masonic Temple. J Q O Burnett, president of the Scottish Rite Association, said about 100 attendees are expected.
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Eagles Wallop Buffs In Minor League Tuesday
Eagles rout Buffs 28 to 5 in four innings as they pile up 22 hits. Donnie Warden earned the win to move to 1-1 and belted a grand slam in the first inning. Arthur Flache and Ronnie Rumbaugh stood out for the Eagles while Baccus took the loss. Dwayne Matthew starred for the Buffs with a running catch in left.
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Cole Completes Ranger Course in Germany
Army Specialist Four Arthur L. Cole, 19, completed with honors a ranger training course conducted by the 30th Infantry in Germany this spring. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Hiram Cole of Denver City. Cole attended Denver City High School and entered the Army in July 1960. He trained at Fort Ord and arrived overseas in November 1960.
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Dessert Parade: Sliced Oranges With Raspberry Whip
Fresh fruit dessert combines sliced oranges with thawed raspberries for a bright base. A light fluff of whipped cream tops the fruit, finished with a dusting of grated orange rind for a fragrant finish.
Mosquito Problems From Weather Fertility and Safety
The piece notes rising mosquito problems after heavy rains, urges property owners to remove breeding sites such as weed-filled vacant lots and water containers, and cites pesticide use guidance from the National Agricultural Chemicals Association. It stresses reading labels, storing chemicals safely, and warning readers to seek medical advice if overexposed, while offering moral maxims on conduct and humanity.
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Debate over Pesticides and Their Broad Impact
The article notes extensive discussion on pesticide use and its effects on agriculture wildlife and human life, emphasizing the need to place the issue in proper perspective.
Unemployment in Terry County and Texas rises
Texas Employment Commission reports Terry County with 0.02 percent jobless from a 6,800 labor force, while Texas statewide unemployment reaches 5.8 percent with 211,000 jobless. Large cities show higher rates, and legislative actions to weaken unemployment benefits face AFL-CIO opposition in Austin court.
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Travis Reassigned After Training At Sheppard Base
Airman Third Class John R. Travis son of Mr and Mrs O L Travis of 1301 W Powell is being reassigned to Randolph Air Force Base San Antonio after graduating from the US Air Force technical training course for jet engine mechanics at Sheppard Air Force Base He attended Brownfield High School and trained in inspection repair and assembly of jet and turbo propeller aircraft engines.
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Y W C A of the UGA Founded in 1888
The Y W C A organization at the University of Georgia traces its origins to 1888, establishing a long standing presence on campus and within student life. The notice notes its founding year and connection to UGA.
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Texas Drivers Are Careless Dangerous, Says Safety Manager
J O Musick, General Manager of the Texas Safety Association, charges Texas drivers are reckless and violate laws. He cites 1962 accident data showing over a quarter of fatal crashes involved running off the road and 20 percent head-on collisions. Excessive speed is the major violation, with 50 plus percent of fatal and 27 percent of non fatal crashes linked to speed. Drunk driving figures are high, with 37 percent of fatal crashes involving intoxicated drivers. He notes a 17 percent rise in traffic fatalities in early 1966 and urges decisive action by drivers.
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Cotton seed shortages and soil erosion blamed on open period
Report notes a shortage of seed cotton types including Paymaster 101A and Rex ball types with open percentages cited. Farmers warn erosion will take years to repair and damage fields, with Foy describing erosion as worse than any seen since 1950.
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Don’t you read before you buy It pays to compare ads
The piece argues readers frequently check ads for coupons samples and product features. It notes people clip coupons clip ads for family and friends and compare products before purchasing. Print advertising persists and suits buying habits delivering lasting messages and sales.
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