Bill Boykin Assumes Texas Press General Manager
Bill Boykin becomes Texas Press Association General Manager, the second to hold the post in 91 years, after a career spanning Oklahoma, Florida, and Washington. He led growth at Allied Daily Newspapers and founded the Van Buren County News with his wife, Betty, in Clinton Arkansas before moving into state and national roles. He voices plans to tackle state legislation, advertising sales, and education for Texas weeklies and dailies.
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New Texas Press Association
Texas
Florida Press Association
Allied Newspaper Association
Pacific Northwest
Washington
Oklahoma Press Association
Journal- Capital
Pawhuska
Okla
Osage County
Shidier Telephone Exchange
Ponca City
WBBZ
Boykin
U.S. Maritime Service
U.S. Navy
South Pacific
Caribbean
Oklahoma State University
Oklahoma A&m
ESPI
Stillwater
Jones Ramsey
University of Texas
Clinton
Ark
Betty
van Buren County
Arkansas
Boykins
Dallas
Oklahoma City
Ben Blackstock
W.P. Bill Atkinson
Midwest City
Atkinson
Oklahoma
Southwest
Alaska
Montana
Oregon
Utah
Allied Daily Newspapers
Attorney General’s Crime Commission
Citizen’s Conference On Judicial Reform
Florida
National Newspaper Week
University of Florida
Sunshine State
Sigma Delta Chi
American Society of Association Executives
Vicki
Stephen Laurance
Western Washington State College
Pellingham
Wash
Bill
Sherri
Mark
TPA
Vern Sanford
Spears Family Vacation Highlights Across States
Locals Mr and Mrs Marlin Spears and children Karen and Michael of Grand Prairie spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs M J Spears recounting a vacation full of travel. They visited Rev Skaggs and family in Georgia and Aunt Ollie in Tennessee then went to Virginia to see her daughter. They joined guided tours in Washington DC and toured Mt Vernon and Monticello.
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Karen
Michael
Grand Prairie
M. J. Spears
Rev. Skaggs
Georgia
Ollie
Tennessee
Virginia
Washington, D. C
Mt. Vernon
Monticello
Grass Declared Effective In Pollution Control
Grass is highlighted as a potent pollution control and cooling aid. Otho J. Gipe notes an acre of grass evaporates about 2,400 gallons daily, comparable to a 70 ton air conditioner, and cites erosion control, beautification, and livestock forage benefits. The Soil Conservation Service screens superior strains across 20 plant materials centers, including Texas Knox City, with Selection 75 Klein grass released in 1968 now common in Central Texas pastures.
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Soil Conservation Service
Bermuda
Kaufman-Van Zandt
Trinity Neches
Gipe
Texas
SCS
United States
Knox City
Travelers visit Forbidden Caverns and Gladewater hosts
Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Stephens and children and Mr. and Mrs. John Means recently visited the Forbidden Caverns near the Great Smoky Mountains in Tennessee. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Davis were supper guests Saturday with their son, Mr. and Mrs. Royce Gene Davis and family, in Gladewood.
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Tommy Stephens
John Means
Forbidden Caverns
Great Smoky Mountains
Tennessee
Roy Davis
Royce Gene Davis
Gladewater
Did You Know Facts on Trees and Tomatoes
A note explains that trees shedding bark in certain periods are called decorticating trees and that the principal acid in tomatoes is citric acid.
Mashed Baked Bananas Offer A Potluck Twist
Home economists from Standard Fruit's Cabana Kitchens propose Mashed Baked Bananas as a sweet yet light side dish to pair with meats like ham and pork. The recipe yields four servings, with 106 calories per serving and rich in vitamins and minerals.
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Standard Fruit
Cabana
Cabana Kitchen
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