Maysfield Presbyterian Marks 100 Years Despite Small Membership
The Maysfield congregation celebrates a century as its eight grade school closes after long operation. The church receives a Texas historical marker while its 15 members recall the journey from nine founders to a growing yet small body.
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Maysfield Presbyterian
Maysfield
Texas
Wilson-Ledbetter Park lake project underway in Cameron
Planning Commission reviews Wilson Ledbetter Park lake renewal as Lions Club pledges matching funds with state aid totaling about 88 thousand dollars. Officials call the amount high yet see potential for a park that has lacked maintenance and use due to scarce city recreation funding.
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Wilson-Ledbetter Park
Afternoon Lions Club
Cameron
Rio Valley research fuels Texas agriculture gains
Texas agricultural researchers at the Texas Agricultural Experiment Station in Weslaco pioneered tomato varieties such as Chico and TAMU Saladette and released lettuce spinach onion cantaloupe melon and citrus advances. The work, begun in 1923, boosted pest control soil and water studies and supported a thriving South Texas industry and broader national and international markets.
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Texas
Rio Grande Valley
Texas Agricultural Experiment Station
Jarvis E. Miller
College Station
Weslaco
Paul Leeper
TAES
R.T. Correa
Welaco
Monsoon Dampens Cambodia War Flares As Talks Rise
Monsoon rains ease fighting in Cambodia and shift focus to diplomacy and international maneuvering. Communist guerrillas still block two main supply routes, hindering government areas while moving their own supplies.
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Phnom Penh Reuter
Cambodia
Insurt
Phnom Penh government holds Cambodia despite guerilla pressure
The Phnom Penh government maintains flexible supply lines as U S airlift continues. Soldiers push offensives to regain lost territory while rebels retreat, centering around Kampong Cham where government defense held against multiple assaults in September. Lon Nol declares military advantage despite limited offensive gains.
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Cambodia
Phnom Penh
United State
Lon Nol
Kome Pong Cham
Whisky Legal In New Zealand Returns After 99 Years
Wellington Reuters reports New Zealand resumes legal whisky production in Dunedin on the South Island after a long shutdown due to high excise taxes. Distilling began about three years ago, with thousands of gallons produced and stored. bottling starts late December and nationwide sale in 1974. A public naming contest drew 18 000 entries.
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Wellington
Dunedin
New Zealand
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