Brownfield Newspaper Rates and Contact Details
Brownfield Texas weekly issue lists address 409 W Hill, billing contacts Larry Crabtree acting publisher and Billie Norman editor. Subscription rates shown: carrier 5 cents per month, six months 3.90, yearly 7.80. mail options vary by location with six months 3.59 or 4.25 and one year 6.95 or 8.50.
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W. Hill
Brownfield
Texas
Larry Crabtree
Billie Norman
Terry, Yoakum and
Gaines
What Would You Do If You Lived in Czechoslovakia
An editorial urges readers to imagine fleeing or staying as Soviet pressure grows in Czechoslovakia. It notes mass fear, secret police lists, refugee exoduses through the Iron Curtain, and the need to safeguard American freedom to avoid such choices.
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Czechoslovakia
New York State
Moscow
Ussr
Kremlin
Iron Curtain
Austria
America
Nixon era contrasts with 1948 campaign in Moyle column
Raymond Moyle compares Hubert Humphrey’s 1948 rallying of partisans to present GOP conditions, arguing Richard Nixon’s 1968 setup avoids Dewey’s errors. He cites party organization, leadership, and campaign tone as key differences and predicts better Republican prospects under Ray Bliss, Nixon’s national chair.
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Hubert Humphrey
Truman
Humphrey
Macalester College
Columbia
Republican National Committee
Dewey
Carroll Reece
Hugh Scott
Herbert Brownell
Earl Warren
Warren
California
Richard Nixon
National Committee
Ray Bliss
Nixon
Congress
Past Days In Terry County Ten Years Ago
Ten years ago construction surpassed one million dollars as a local boom. A big air tour welcomed visitors, and many joined the Have More group. Cubs prepared for a Level Land opener as the Intex well was plugged and former Cubs players Jones and Meeks appeared on the TWC grid. Citizenship day was proclaimed and farm tours began. Burglars struck BHS. a city truck was stolen. Valdene Garner became Worthy Advisor of Rainbows.
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Cubs
Levelland
Lee Allen Jones
Jackie Meeks
TWC
BHS
Valdene Garner
Pecos Eagels
Soil Conservation District
Prentice Walker
Lee Brownfield
Collins
Alfred Bond
Roland Treadaway
Austin
Burton Hackney
V.L. Patterson
Ruidoso
N.M
Homer Winston
Lubbock Goodwill
Wellman School
Ray Brownfield
West Point
Nannie Noel
Dublin
Troy
W J. Noel
John R. Turner
Temple
Don Carson
Edith Hart
Seagraves
A.L. Carson
L. A. Winningham
Meadow
Gaines County
Terry County
Rotary Club
New Jeweler
T. W Bruton
Alexander Drug
M.spadden
G. Harris
Dallas
Eula Smith
Lubbock
Gomez
W. A. Bell
Marshall
Bill Howard
M.D. Williams
Texas Govs Public School Plan Would Elevate Education
A blue ribbon governor's committee recommends a 10 year plan to triple Texas school costs, raising total outlays from 840 million to 2.1 billion and requiring a 300 to 400 million tax bill next year. The plan aims for better paid teachers, free kindergartens, adult education, district consolidation, and culture heritage programs.
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Austin
Tex
Texas
John Connally
Texas Education Agency
Board of Education
Texas State Teachers Association
Nixon seeks liberal GOP support amid 1968 election row
Nixon moves to unite Republicans by courting liberal wing figures like Javits Lindsay and Romney, boosting chances in New York and Pennsylvania while risking alienating Southern conservatives and facing Wallace as a potential spoiler. A White House communications issue note adds strain with Johnson aides and George Christian.
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Washington
GOP
Richard M. Nixon
Miami
Nixon
Jacob K. Javits
John Lindsay
New York
George Romney
Michigan
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
George Wallace
China’s Cultural Revolution shifts amid anti Mao factions
The piece argues a decisive turning point may be near as Chiang Ching and Chen Po ta lose influence in Peking. It notes Red Guard factions, revolutionary committees, and anti Mao groups competing for control, with potential dynastic change if Mao’s supporters are neutralized.
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Washington
China
Peking
Mao Tse-tung
Central Committee
Mao
Chiang Ching
Chen Po-ta
Red Guards
Mio
Red Guard
Tibet
China-watchers
Chiang Ching and Co
East Wind
Red Flag
Swatow
Swat
The
Washington Post Co
Los Angeles Times Syndicate
Hermit Albert Sehnecke of Jack County Texas Dies at 91
A French immigrant who fought Indians after the Civil War lived as a hermit on eighty acres near Perrin Texas. He ate every meal from a black coffin engraved A Rest and kept books in his cabin reading in French German and English. He died at ninety one and was buried in the same coffin after eight years as his dining table.
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Perrin
Texas
America
Jack County
Albert Sehnecke
Sehnecke
Schnecke
Weekly Crossword Across Clues in Mixed List
A compact list of crossword clues including Musical sign 5 Dock 4% Hoisting device to ge white 12 One of the Great Lakes 13 Tanker 14 Assists 15 Pro 16 Burmese native 17 Parted Lobe 18 Noahs shelter 19 Girls nickname 20 Redon building facade 23 Club obligations 24 Sea urchin 26 Fever 28 Tree native to China 31 Youth 32 Exclamation 33 Sun god 34 Weight abbr 35 Calendar abbreviation 36 Thrash 38 See 14 40 Buoy 41 Around
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Great Lakes
Noah's Shelter
China
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Raymond Moley
Joes Abels
Johnson
Mr. Truman
Robert A. Taft
Roosevelt
Los Angeles Times
Henry Cathcart
White House
Charles P. Taft
Charles
Robert Hardy
George Christian
Christian
George
Preston Smith
Fort Worth
Paul Eggers
Spiro Agnew
Maryland
American Party
Connally
Travis County Dist
Tom Blackwell
167Th District Court
Tom Beavley
Texas Supreme Court
Travis County
Atty
Robert O. Smith
Blackwell
D.A
Edgar Britton Hart
Electra
Marvin L. M.cullough
Wichita Falls
Louis Pitcock Jr
Graham
Hugh T. Marshall
Quanah
Midwestern University Board of Regents
James H. Harwell
Wichita ‘Alls Chamber of Commerce
Texas Industrial Commission
DPS
Ory
Hawai
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