Nancy Irl Marshall Weds John Scott West in Yoakum
Nancy Irl Marshall became the bride of John Scott West in a June ceremony at First Methodist Church Yoakum performed by Rev. Richard B. Lear. The couple, both Southwest Texas State College graduates, plan to reside in San Marcos then Spring Branch to pursue teaching and graduate work.
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Nancy Irl Marshall
John Scott West
First Methodist Church
Yoakum
Richard B. Lear
Port Lavaca
N. Plume
Tom Cylde Marshall
Joe Marshall
Comanche
J. W. West
Spring Branch
Texas
Taney
Tommy Marshall
Sammy Marshall
San Marcos
Lake Jackson
Charles Marshall
Elton McCullough
Brenda Steele
Brownwood
Economics tax cuts and Vietnam policy critique
A Texas University analyst questions if the federal tax cut spurs consumer buying as hoped while the economy remains robust. Ex‑ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge faces critique in Vietnam, and a Kennedy plane crash underscores gravity’s reach. A worker trend toward avoiding menial jobs is lamented as Indians are titled in a cynical metaphor. Seventy four American students who violated Cuba travel rules may lose passports.
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Texas University
Cuba
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Welcom
Editorial commentary on civil rights, politics and reform
The piece criticizes race relations after civil rights passage, notes limits of laws to foster goodwill, and warns reform efforts may provoke resistance. It highlights Massachusetts indictments of state officials and Pennsylvania Governor Scranton's bid affecting Goldwater's nomination, ending with a jab at convention dynamics.
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Texas
Scranton
Pennsylvania
Barry Goldwater
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Abandoned Cemetery In Comanche County Described
A visitor recalls an old abandoned cemetery on the Waller Barret ranch south of town. The site, part of Comanche history, is overgrown with weeds and tall grass, with many graves scattered and some unmarked or falling in. Relatives live nearby. markings include headstones bearing names like Mobley, Alarama, Clark, and Lewis.
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Nell Rose
Comanche
Waller Barret Ranch
James H. Womack Cited By Fruit And Pecan Industry
James H. Womack of De Leon died Monday from an apparent heart attack. A longtime supporter of the Texas fruit and pecan nursery industry, he spent more than four decades in the business and was renowned for his active involvement and leadership.
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James H. Womack
Texas
de Leon
Womack
Pioneer Texas nurseryman Womack remembered
The obituary recalls Mr. Womack as a self-taught, well informed jurist and leading nurseryman active in Texas horticulture. He propagated new varieties for trade, promoted walnuts and pecans, and contributed to county shows and the Texas Pecan Show. We will miss him.
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Womack
Texas
USDA
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