Never a Typical Day for Texas Highway Patrol Service
The piece profiles Sgt. A. E. Roberts and the Texas Highway Patrol noting no typical day in patrol work. It describes 125 vacancies, 16 week Academy training, strict entry rules, ongoing refresher courses, and the motto Courtesy Service and Protection guiding officers who assist stranded motorists and deliver emergency messages.
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Young candidate argues youth as leadership asset for county clerk race
A Brownfield resident, Joe Horton, defends youth in politics citing early leaders like Jefferson and Roosevelt. He notes 24 years old, married with a son, resident of Terry County, Jaycees secretary, and seeks the June 4 election as a true Democrat for County Clerk.
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Wade Yandell
Thomas Jefferson
Virginia House of Burgesses
Abraham Lincoln
Illinois
Theodore Roosevelt
New York
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Terry County
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Brownfield
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William M Adams To Receive Degree Today
William Marton Adams will receive the master of science degree in agricultural economics from Oklahoma State University at 7 p.m. in Lewis Stadium. Dr. Oliver S. Williams, OSU president, will confer degrees on 2,344 graduates as 43 states and many foreign countries are represented. Sgt. Roberts discusses traffic enforcement and safety talks as the Texas Highway Patrol prepares for disaster duty and cross-department cooperation. He invites high caliber young men to a special meeting Tuesday for those interested in the work.
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Sgt. Roberts
Department of Public Safe
William Marton Adams
Oklahoma State University
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OSU
Lewis Stadium
THP
Pioneer Natural Gas
Roberts
Follow Up Meeting Highlights Brownfield Tourist Draw
George Jordan of the West Texas Chamber of Commerce led a five hour Selling and Serving course in Brownfield to boost visitor appeal. Attendees from the Tourism Committee and Executive Committee discussed attracting and retaining tourists, distributing printed guides, and developing new attractions and ongoing events.
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George Jordan
West Texas Chamber of Commerce
Brownfield Chamber of Commerce
Jordan
Brownfield
Rich Lake
Cedar Lake
A. J. Bell
Chamber of Commerce
Lion's Club
FFA
Old Settlers
John Deere
High Plains
West Texas
Stabbing Investigation Ties West Main Incident to Edward Morton
Local police probe a stabbing in the 1300 block of West Main. Edward Morton injures abdomen and accuses rival Edward Brown. no charges filed yet. Jewelry theft noted on S 12th Street with $12 value. no forced entry found. Several arrests and bonds: Marvin Sanderson abandoned wife and child with $250 bond. Leroy Hubbard freed on $300 bond for license issue. Zelma Gardner jailed for drunkenness with $27 fine on hold.
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Jr. Brown
West Main
Brownfield General Hospital
Morton
Brown
Don Hewitt
Charlie West
S. 12Th Street
West
Marvin Sanderson
Leroy C. Hubbard
Zelma June Gadner
Thurber Reunion Slated June 11-12
Sixth Thurber School reunion for teachers, ex-students and families set for June 11-12 in Stephenville. Activities begin June 11 at 1 p m with catered lunch Sunday. Olus Justus of WBNL Boonesville Ind will speak. For info write Modean Bogus 725 Green Stephenville. Nuclear power seen as tool for dredging harbors and linking oceans to arid regions.
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Olus Justus
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Briggs Presents Lions Program at Brownfield Junior High
Lions Club program discusses a day at Brownfield Junior High School. Principal John Briggs outlines school activities and invites parents to visit. David Nicholson introduces Briggs as the guest speaker with guests George Jordan and Ray Anderson present. About 50 attendees.
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Part House
David Nicholson
John Briggs
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George Jordan
Abilene
Ray Anderson
Max Hamilton
Kendrick Attends Boy Scout Meet
John J. Kendrick attended the 56th national meeting of the Boy Scouts of America in Dallas with 33 South Plains Council leaders and spouses among more than 2,500 delegates. The session focused on recruiting and training to advance a two year youth program breakthrough, led by Oscar Crain, council president.
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John J. Kendrick
Boy Scouts of America
Dallas
South Plains Council
Oscar Crain
Kansas Drivers Kill 562 Deer in 1965 Road Toll
Kansas motorists reported a 1965 deer toll of 562 as vehicles collided with wildlife across the state. Officials noted peaks near rural highways and urged precaution for nighttime driving and dawn hours.
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