Editorial View: Drinking and Driving Still Deadly
The piece argues the slogan drinking and driving dont mix is aging and ignored especially by youth. It warns that combining alcohol with driving or riding leads to tragic crashes and mangled youth, noting slogans fail once a fatal accident occurs and death ignores slogans.
Turning Back the Clock for Old-Time Values
A columnist urges reviving time honored virtues and old scruples. The piece contrasts respect for the flag safety in streets and schools courtesy in salesmanship and pride in craftsmanship with perceived modern declines. It calls for rediscovering thrift authority and personal responsibility and hints turning back the clock.
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Jack I. Strauss
R. H. Macy & Co
Quotes and quotes about politics and economy
A collection of aphorisms and remarks from various figures including Josh Billings Lyman Bryson Everette M Dirksen Wright Patman L Mendel Rivers and David M Kennedy. The passages touch on self knowledge youth errors inflation and government decisions in Vietnam and the economy.
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London Times
Josh Billings
Lyman Bryson
Viking Book of Aphorisms
Nixon
Everette M. Dirksen
R-Il
Wright Patman
House Banking Committee
DeTex
Vietnam
Pentagon
L. Mendel Rivers
House Armed Services Committee
DSC
David M. Kennedy
the Treasury
Short Snorts: College protests and the generation gap
A witty column mocks how student protestors become tomorrow’s alumni and notes college authorities are upset. It jokes about financial misfortunes and cites the IRS as a reminder of fiscal risk. A line defines a Communist in sharp, humorous terms.
Americans Mistakenly Measure Nation by Numbers
Reader letter notes vast U S demographics and economics from 1957 figures and a 1969 tribute to lifeguard Liza Shirley at Brownfield Country Club. The piece blends data on population, births, debts, taxes, and consumption with praise for civic service and a pool incident report.
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Harold Klein
Brownfield Country Club
Judy
Tracy
Dale
Brownfield News Roundup Highlights Local School, Civic, and Business Moves
The page notes a July 15 board meeting where Terry Brasher and partners will present a school district cost survey. It also mentions West Texas Airmen joining a New Mexico Fly-In, five former Brownfield lunchroom staff attending a statewide meeting, several Western Telephone Co management changes, and Joe Brown joining the Brownfield Jaycees. Earlier items recall lists of youth names tied to mail order issues and a family visit in the Pool Community, plus Ed S. Hall's purchase of the Southside Grocery stake in Plainview from Jim Lindley.
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Herbert Brasher
Brasher, Goyette and Rapier
Lubbock
W. O. Caraway
Brownfield Independent
West Texas Airmen’s Association
New Mexico
Public Schools
C. E. Landers
S. N. Parks
Bill Brown
Wayne Hanson
Kelly Sears
Texas School Food Service Association
General Telephone Company
H. B. Elam
Western Division
Joe Brown
Brownfield Jaycees
Ed S. Hall
Plainview
Jim Lindley
Southside
Highway 51
Range management boosts beef costs and land health
Land owners in Terry Soil and Water Conservation District spray brush to protect regrowth and seed production. Good range management uses soil and water resources to maximize beef per acre, control invasives like mesquite and sagebrush, and reduce erosion while stabilizing prices.
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Terry Soil and Water Conservation District
George Alexander
Robert Beasley
Romayne Noble
Command Performance Drive Invitation for Cadillac
A promotional invite describes a Cadillac Command Performance Drive highlighting the 1969 model as Cadillac’s peak achievement. It promises unmatched luxury, elegant interiors, effortless handling, and a responsive drive across various Cadillac years, with ownership costs appearing more affordable than expected.
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Cadillac
Texas press group tours GM plant and recalls stars
Attendees at the Texas Press Association 90th summer convention in Arlington toured the GM assembly plant learning about 14 000 parts per vehicle and 4 200 workers while junior high performers entertained. The trip followed talks by Gov. Preston Smith and included Six Flags visits and discussions on journalism.
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Texas Press Association
Arlington
General Motors
Preston Smith
Six Flags
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