Community Action Program Could Be Finest Panhandle Project
The Potter Randall Community Action Corporation executive director urged support for a new program aiming to spur enterprising efforts in the Panhandle. He cited available funds and the growing demand for trained employment, noting potential to sponsor varied endeavors and even a football bowl with a purpose.
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Childress
Farm Co op Business Tops 16.5 Billion in 1966 67
The Farm Cooperative Service reports that the July 1 1966 to June 30 1967 business volume of former cooperatives exceeded 16.5 billion dollars an increase of six percent from the prior year and 59 percent since ten years ago. Cooperatives declined about three percent and membership fell five percent from the previous year.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
Farmer Cooperative Service
1968 Childress County steer show praised for quality
Harry Cox noted the event produced the best set of steers seen in Childress County. Jim Ross chaired the show committee as ring steward and organized the proceedings with strong Chamber of Commerce backing. Plans are underway for a 1969 fat steer and heifer program expansion.
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Harry Cox
Childress County
Jim Ross
Chamber of Commerce and Business Men of
Childress
US considers early Vietnam troop withdrawal amid Paris talks
Clifford in a television address criticizes Saigon and Hanoi for delaying Paris negotiations. He says the United States could begin troop withdrawals in South Vietnam before a full peace pact. Turkey producers and processors urge a hold on 1969 turkey production to prevent price drops and excess storage. Demand for turkey in 1969 remains only slightly higher than 1968 despite larger red meat and broiler supplies. Rhode Island constitutional convention struggles to adjourn due to missing quorum after four years. Voters have rejected every proposed constitutional revision TM convention has recommended.
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Saigon
Hanoi
Paris
United States
South Vietnam
Washington
USDA
Turkey
United Press International
Providence
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UPI
Rhode Island
Los Angeles Surges Ahead as West’s Financial Capital
Los Angeles has overtaken San Francisco to become the West's main financial hub. Reims Cathedral is noted as the historic coronation church of France, underscoring sacred and royal significance.
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Los Angeles
San Francisco
Reims
France
Almanac Notes December 17 1968 Almanac Entries
On this day in history 1903 Orville and Wilbur Wright achieved the first successful airplane flight at Kitty Hawk lasting 12 seconds. 1925 Brig Gen William Mitcher found guilty for criticizing the armed forces and suspended five years. 1945 Senate awarded him the Medal of Honor posthumously and promoted him to major general. 1939 Graf Spee scuttled off Uruguay. 1941 Nimitz replaced Husband Kimmel in the Pacific. Latitia Elizabeth Landon quote.
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Jupiter
Mars
Saturn
Venus
Orville
Wilbur Wicht
Kitty Hawk
N.C
William Mitcher
Army
Navy
Senate
Graf Snee
Uruguay
Chester Nimitz
Husband Kimmel
Ene
Latitia Elizabeth Landon
Philippines Eyes New Tourism Spots For Safe Seas And Water Skiing
The government explores offbeat locales to lure visitors with pearl diving at safe seas and water-skiing at a reservoir near Angat Dam north of Manila. President Marcos backs diversifying tourism to unique sites.
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Manila
UPI
Philiapine
Ferdinand E. Marcos
Angat Dam
Hong Kong flu not confirmed in Lower Rio Grande Valley
Health officials report rising influenza like illnesses but no confirmed Hong Kong flu strain. Dr Charles Copenhaver notes increased respiratory cases yet no school absenteeism rise in the Valley. Other respiratory infections contribute to the spread.
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Hong Kong
Lower
Rio Grande Valley
Charles Copenhaver
Allied drive targets Viet Cong base network near Da Nang
Allied troops press a campaign against guerrilla bases in northern South Vietnam's hills near Da Nang, with monsoon fog hindering air support. In Saigon region fighting, a US Army 25th Division convoy came under ambush 50 miles northwest, yielding at least 35 guerrilla deaths and seven American wounded. a sampan raid along the Saigon river killed 15 more guerrillas as hand grenades were used in close quarters combat.
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da Nang
Saigon
25Th Infantry Division
U.S
U.S. Army
Sampan
U.S. Navy
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