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Sed Ties B-1 B-2 B-3 B-4 B-7 C-2 C-3
A compact note reports a tie among several labeled teams B-1 through C-3 with a figure "7 41-5¢" appearing as part of the scoring or listing. The fragmentary text limits clarity on outcome or context.
Plummer Finds Screen Acting Far Too Easy
Christopher Plummer says stage work keeps him sharp. The Toronto born actor, now in Warner Bros Inside Daisy Clover with Natalie Wood, insists theatre discipline prevents laziness. He favors one show a year if scripts allow, reflecting on his Broadway, London, and Canadian triumphs.
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SPC Tex Ann Tryouts Set Before College Opens
Girls seeking Tex Ann drill team membership at South Plains College may audition September 13 to 15 in a three day clinic. Twenty six regular members and four alternates will be chosen from applicants. Successful candidates join a team that performs at home games and travels for community events.
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South Plains College
Myrtle Locke
Tex - Ann
Daughters of Neugent Visit Relatives in San Jose
Mrs Wayne Faught wife of a Vietnam serviceman arrives from Vietnam era with Mr and Mrs D Neugent daughter of the Neu gents. Another daughter Mrs Alton Faught comes with her husband June 24 for a two week visit. They reside in San Jose California and will return to California where Mrs Wayne Faught will enroll in school and remain until her husband’s return.
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D. Neugent
Wayne Faught
Vietnam
Neugents
Alton Faught
San Jose
Calif
California
Cotton Flute cushions revive cotton in car and home use
Thousands of motorists enjoy Cotton-Flute cushioning as a cotton based material with improved resilience and tear strength. Developed over four years by the National Cotton Council, it blends cotton softness and moisture absorption with molded permanent forms. It debuted in 1966 model cars and is being adopted by automakers for 1967 models.
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Arthur Grehan
The
National Cotton Council
Eubanks Receives BBA Degree At OU
Burnis D Eubank and another University of Oklahoma student will receive degrees in a 7:30 p m ceremony at Oklahoma Memorial Stadium. Eubank will be awarded a Bachelor of Business Administration degree. OU president Dr George L Cross will confer the degrees and present 1966 Distinguished Service Citations to several men.
Data Processing Courses At SPC
Evening college division of South Plains College will offer data processing courses during summer sessions starting June 2. The first term runs to July 16 with classes Monday through Thursday. Courses include unit record equipment from 6 to 8 p.m and introduction to programming from 8 to 10 p.m. Credit is three semester hours per course and Robert Hamblen of Lubbock will teach both courses. Registration June 2 and 2 June evening slots. first class June 6. early registration advised due to limited enrollment.
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Evening College
South Plains College
IBM
Robert Hamblen
Lubbock
Bridge delay halts Hiwassee River dredging stalls work
In Athens Tennessee the Hiwassee River dredging is blocked by a bridge spanning McMinn and Bradley counties. The bridge location involves Calhoun and Charleston and must be moved before TVA can resume the project, according to Charlie Beasley executive director of the McMinn County Committee of 100.
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Hiwassee
McMinn
Bradley
Calhoun
Charleston
Charlie Beasley
McMinn County Committee of 100
Tennessee Valley Authority
Brazil to test grape growing in drought prone valley
Rio de Janeiro reports the government will plant table and wine grapes in the San Francisco River Valley to study irrigation and resilience. The Agriculture Ministry allocates 32000 dollars as part of broader valley development amid recurring droughts along Brazil s second largest river after the Amazon.
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Rio DE Janeiro
San Francisco
Ministry of Agriculture
Brazil
Amazon
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