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Newspaper
Brownfield News
Location
Brownfield, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1963
Page
7
This Texas legal feature explains habeas corpus Latin for you have the body and corpus delicti meaning the body of the crime. It notes the writ prevents unlawful detention and that crime elements vary with facts and require attorney guidance.
Danish pig industry shows about seven million pigs raised each year for market. Analysts note the sector's scale reflects Denmark's strong agricultural system and export demand for pork products.
William Boyer Seale a seven year old senior and third string quarterback at Thomas Jefferson High School Port Arthur has been named Young Texan of the Month for September by Texas Optimist Clubs. He is an honor student National Honor Society Eagle Scout and chemist scientist. He attended a National Science Foundation summer program and plans to attend the University of Texas or Colorado College. Seale vies for monthly Troy V Post Award eligibility among hundreds of nominees chosen by state leaders led by Justice Tom C Clark.
Legal column lists marriage licenses Ted Michael Dement and Barbara Bell and Roberto Martinez Garea with Maria Lugo. Foreclosure action includes Luis Glenwood Homes Inc versus J W Boen et al on promissory notes. Numerous auto listings show Brownfield and Lubbock residents with various Chevrolet and Ford models.
The Brownfield Lions Club plans its annual light bulb sale for October 16 with two teams led by J T Hoy and L J Richardson guiding squads under Captain Doug Cox and Rev Ed Crow. Bill Tennyson of Lubbock spoke on insurance claim pitfalls during a weekly meeting at the Party House.
Lansing Oldsmobile announces the Jetstar 88 and Jetstar 1 models to debut Friday October 4 in dealer showrooms nationwide. The Jetstar 88 uses the Jetfire Rocket V4 engine delivering 245 horsepower with a 10.25 to 1 compression ratio.
Floyd Pennell lieutenant governor for Kiwanis Division Seven spoke at the Brownfield Kiwanis Club meeting on Kiwanis place in education. He urged more vocational guidance for students and presented a plaque to club president W. D. Bud Cotham. Sixteen members and one guest attended.
The chamber reports Soil Conservation Tour success with over 300 participants and 514 fed at the end. A public relations course for retail trade runs October 17 to 19 with instructor Noel Childs, cost 2.50 per person. Frances Stevens becomes chamber secretary. An industrial conference by General Telephone is set for October 16 in Crosbyton. city curfew law enactment is noted.
The Chamber and its Red Coats supported recent openings at Brownfield Convalescent Center and Lintz Department Store. Ross Ziehr thanked helpers and noted Joseph Chastain, president of Lintz Department Stores, Inc., was especially gratified by the assistance.
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