Farm Demonstrations Planned Across Childress County
Rural field notes report signs of drought stress on small grains and talk of planned demonstrations across cotton grain sorghum and forage sorghum. Local growers like Ray Grimes Jimmy Hackler Bill Bradley will host irrigated and dryland trials with fertilizer weed control and variety testing to build long term data for County recommendations.
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Ray Grimes
Hilsfield
Ray
Jimmy Hackler
Jimmy
Tell
Bill Bradley
Childress County
Arabs chant as Israeli parade marks 20th anniversary
Tens of thousands of Arabs protested in Jerusalem as an Israeli parade celebrating 20 years of statehood proceeded without disruption. The display showcased military strength amid historic tensions in the Holy City.
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Jerusalem
Holy
Israel
Political pitches and endorsements sweep Texas races
Yarborough in Nacogdoches and Corsicana touts program endorsements from businessmen while critics call it pie in the sky. In Fort Worth a poll shows Yarborough leading as Whittenburg labels Smith a phantom candidate amid charges of phantom contributions. Briscoe hints at possible runoff. Hill seeks equal representation as Eggers and Trice push reforms in higher education and state districts. Faulk endorsed Yarborough. Nelson backs abolition of pari mutuel betting. In New York, Leahy notes 1.5 trillion business papers filing with 2 million drawers a year, potentially doubling by 1985 without controls.
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Nacogdoches
Corsicana
Texas
Locke
Yarborouh
Smith
Don Yarborough
Dolad Briscoe
John Hill
Whittenburg
Briscoe
Amarillo
John Trice
Dallas
John Henry Faulk
John Connally
Carr
G. H. Nelson
Lubbock
New York
UPI
Leahy Business
Northfield News Visits Spur Family Gatherings Across Texas
Northfield residents and relatives visited relatives in Amarillo Fort Sumner Estelline Midland Childress Quanah San Antonio and other Texas towns. The group included the Dobbins Martins Timmons and other families traveling from Wichita Falls Dallas and Fort Worth for hospital visits HemisFair and family reunions.
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Jim Dobbins
Chuck Rogers
Amarillo
Claude Martin
Ft. Sumner
Wichita
Martin
Billy Paul Simson
Wellington
H. E. Davis Jr
Homer Davis
Alvin Merrills
Estelline
Delmont
Wayne Hoyt
Plainview
Newel Timmons
Mannie Crump
Johnny Thomas
Church of Christ
Childress
Ruth McDonald
N. Timmons
Jack Curlees
Bill Bethany
A’lan Thomas
Bessie Thomas
Matador
Neva Kincannon
B. Thomas
E. M. Timmons
Quanah
Timmons
Tim Timmons
HemisFair
San Antonio
Sue Dobbins
Delmont Hays
Donnie Lubyer
Cabool
N. L
Lubbock
A. B. Simpson
Dallas
Jackie Simpson
Fort Worth
Cody
Temple
Florisville
Allan Bentz
Bentz
Hemist’air
Allan Thomases
Gene Garley
Macy MccCoy
Burnet
Mary McCoy
Wichita Falls
Canadiens Lose Gremblay With Concussion For Cup Final Opener
Montreal Canadiens left winger Gilles Gremblay sustained a mild concussion in Sundays contest with the Chicago Black Hawks and may miss the opening game of the Stanley Cup final series.
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Tremblay
Montreal
UPI
Gilles Gremblay
Montreal Canadiens
Chicago Black Hawks
California Hay Leads 1967 Field Crops By Tonnes And Value
Hay was the largest field crop in California in 1967, totaling 7,579,000 tons and valued at $216 million. This reflects the state's prominent forage production and strong market pricing for hay during the period.
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California
Man who jumps into lion cage to quit drinking
Amos Watson, 59, long jailed for drunkenness, was hospitalized after falling into a lion grotto at the San Francisco zoo. A keeper shot the animal to save him. He said from his hospital bed that the incident made him resolve to stop drinking.
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San Francisco
Amos Watson
Watson
Medical Technologists Meet In Childress For Regional Conference
Area technologists from Spearman Pampa Welling ton Memphis Borger Amarillo Dalhart Canyon Vernon Wichita Falls Burkburnett Electra Iowa Park Quanah Electra and Oklahoma chapters gather for the annual meet. Purpose is to exchange techniques and receive news on tests and theories. Chair Mrs Mock, pres Phil Reagan of Lubbock. Two main speakers address Clinical Urinalysis and its importance to physicians.
Comic characters barred from California race bids
A California Senate bill, approved Tuesday, would bar Snoopy Dicky Tracy and Ho Chi Minh from running by requiring a write in vote count only if the person declares candidacy and pays the filing fee. Senator James Mills said the bill aims to prevent presidential campaigns by comic strip characters and others unable to serve.
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Calif
UPI
Snoopy
Dicky Tracy
Ho Chi Minh
California Senate
State Assembly
James Mills
San Diego
Wooldridge Rites Friday In Wichita Falls
Funeral services for Guy William Wooldridge age 44 of Wichita Falls will be held Friday at 2 p m at Owens Brumley Chapel. Rev L J Newton will officiate with interment Crestview Memorial Park Wichita Falls. He was found dead in his pickup at Weeks Park Tuesday. death ruled self inflected with a gun in his lap. Survivors include his parents his wife two sons two daughters three brothers four sisters and four grandchildren.
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Guy William Wooldridge
Wichita Falls
C B. McNeal
Childress
Owens & Brumley Funeral Home
Chanel
L. J. Newton
West Side Baptist Church of
Crestview Memorial Park
Wooldridge
Weeks Park
Wichita Police
Mann Takes LPGA Money Lead After Raleigh Win
Carol Mann moved to the top of the LPGA money list with two straight victories after winning the $2,250 first prize at the Raleigh Ladies Invitational in North Carolina. Kathy Whitworth finished second at Raleigh and fell to $7,337 in earnings for the season.
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Cincinnati
Carol Mann
Kathy Whitworth
Ladies Professional Golf Association
LPGA
Miss Mann
Raleigh
Miss Whitworth
Evangelistic Meetings Begin Sunday in Local Church
W A Howard Labhoek State Overseer of the Church of God of Prophecy will hold a revival at the local church Sunday through May 12 at 7 30 p m in cooperation with the churches National Family Week program Pastor Martin Hall leads the local church at 1005 D Southwest The article notes more than 200 weysers in Yellowstone National Park vo
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W. A. Howard
Labhoek
Church of God of Prophecy
D Southwest
Martin Hall
T4 L A foot care remedy ad from Childress TX
An advertisement for T4 L A for athlete's foot promotes quick itch relief and skin renewal. It claims rapid impact within minutes, removal of tainted outer skin in 3 to 5 days, and ongoing fungal elimination with continued use. The offer includes a money back guarantee and availability at A L Harp Drug in Childress Texas.
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A. L. Harp Drug
Childress Texas
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