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Brownfield News

Location

Brownfield, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1968

Page

2

Brownfield Clean-Up Week Aims to Beautify Town

Terry County Chamber of Commerce and Agriculture sponsors a city wide Clean-Up Paint-Up Fix-Up week from Monday to Saturday. Volunteers from the Chamber Boy Scouts Civic groups and city workers will clean lots alleys and streets to remove weeds trash and derelict properties and to reduce mosquito breeding. Citizens are urged to participate to create a healthier and more inviting town before summer visitors pass through en route to HemisFair and the Mexico City Olympics.

Terry County Chamber of Commerce and Agriculture Brownfield South Plains Chamber Boy Scouts West Texas Chamber of Commerce County Chamber of Commerce and Agriculture

Dear Turnrow Tunkel predicts political worries and jokes

A reader vents about a civil rights suit for a woman umpire, college unrest, LBJ neutrality for Lady Bird, holiday date changes for three day weekends, and speculation on Howard Hughes or Charles de Gaulle holding power. The letter closes with notes on Israel's actions toward Nasser and Powell's congressional ouster.

Turnrow Tunkel Charles de Gaulle France Big Charlie Israel Nasser Adam Clayton Powell Congress

Sunday Sermon on Pain Sorrow and Inner Strength

A sermon reflects on how pain and sorrow affect people differently. It urges readers to observe friends for resilience or bitterness, directing them to keep faith in God, seek courage, and persevere toward a hopeful tomorrow.

God

Notable historical dates from Yesteryears

A compilation of events with dates including the Johnstown flood May 31 1889 the Cuba relations treaty May 31 1934 Kentucky and Tennessee statehood in June 1792 1796 Brenner Pass meeting June 2 1941 and allied declarations in June 1945 D Day June 6 noted with other historic milestones.

Johnstown U.S Cuba Kentucky Tennessee Hitler Mussolini Brenner Pass Italy Paris U.S. Supreme Court Kaiser Wilhelm II Doorn Holland Rome Benjamin Franklin Eisenhower Montgomery, Zhikov de Lattre United States England Russia France Germany

State capital highlights before June runoff and sessions

Austin scene bursts with rivalries ahead of the June 1 runoff between Lt. Gov. Preston Smith and Don Yarborough, the June 4 special session, and June 11 party conventions. Governors races, liquor legislation, and bank charter debates shape Texas politics as Barnes and Mutscher rise in influence.

Austin Tex Preston Smith Houston Don Yarborough Smith Yarborough Paul Eggers Wichita Falls Eggers Ben Barnes Senate Gus Mutscher Brenham House Barnes Mutscher Bruce Reagan Ronald Bridges Corpus Christi John E. Blaine Ramon Ramos el Paso J.E. Miller Burkeville Don Adams Bob Hendricks Bill Dungan McKinney John Connally R.H. Cory Victoria Crawford Martin Dallas Connally Texas Chicago Hubert Humphrey

HemisFair 68 Film Festival to Premiere Five Movies

HemisFair 68 opens June 2 with premieres including Gina Lollobrigida Cervantes and Three in the Attic starring Shelley Winters Yvette Mimeux and Ed Begley. The festival runs two weeks featuring awards for film and photography and exhibits by Yousuf Karsh.

HemisFair Gina Lollobrigida Cervantes Shelley Winters Yvette Mimeux Ed Begley American International Mexico Michael Baldwin Hemi San Antonio Jude Haverkamp Yousuf Karsh Winston Churchill Churchill Canada Lyndon Johnson Dwight D. Eisenhower Marshall Tito Yugoslavia U Thant United Nations West Berlin Willie Brandt Pope Paul VI Karsh Museum of Modern Art Metropolitan Museum of Art New York The Art Institute Chicago St. Louis Art Museum George Eastman House Rochester N.Y

Past Days In Terry County Highlights Ten Year Snapshot

Historical notes from Terry County list events across eras including a 10 year ago sheriff posse rodeo slated for June, pool season opening, cotton acreage shifts in 1959, honors for radio operators, and a volley of local milestones such as building permits, telephone milestones, and church recognitions. Entries reflect community life with many named residents and local institutions.

Sheriff’s Posse Terry 341St Bombardment Wing R.J. Purtell B.W. Yasham Meadow Arlie Lawrimore Ao’s Meadow Methodist J. T. Bowman Joann Harding Bears Slaton Yoakum Wildcat Sawyer Southwestern Atc Robertson Craig Motors L.L. Brock Matt Parker Gene Arnett C.V. Hill Marshall Parkers Ruth Lewis Brownfield Lamesa Road Bill Cox Tulsa F.M. Cox Ralph Bailey Fredrick Oklo Roswell American Legion Rotary Club Nazarine Benard Thompson Nashville Tenn Bir Dop Thompson W.S. Ward Byron C.H. Hester Liff Sanders Tokio Terry County Big Red Cross Drive Will Alf Bell Gulf Coast John Hall

Citizens thank Wayne Mullins for helping Meadow Texas street work

The Mayor and City Council of Meadow Texas thank Commissioner Wayne Mullins for supplying equipment and operators to maintain and repair streets and alleys in their city. Signed by Mayor T. E. Verner and councilmen Fred Finley D. S. Carroll Joe A. Burleson Robert Brooks and H. D. Moorhead.

Wayne Mullins Wayne Meadow Meadow Texas T.E. Verner Fred Finley D.S. Carroll Joe A. Burleson Robert Brooks H.D. Moorhead

Puzzle No 1023 Returns as Last Weeks Answer

The column notes that last week’s answer reappears in Puzzle No 1023. It references prior solution details and hints at a recurring puzzle theme. No additional names or dates are provided.

The Crazy Smith Family Budget Expose

Dr George S Benson uses the Johnson budget for 1968 69 to illustrate a fictitious Smith family living beyond their means He portrays debt medical costs and rising living expenses funded by continued loans to critique federal spending and perceived imprudence in national policy. The mock family contends with a hospital bill a dangerous fissure in their home insurance costs and a lifestyle financed by credit while the father defends perpetual borrowing.

Johnson Papa GI Joe Smith's Mrs. Smith Smiths Jane Oi Joe

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