Editorial: food literacy and the diet dilemma
Henry J. Heinz argues in The New York Times that the United States, though rich in nutrition knowledge, has a growing diet illiteracy. He cites nutrition data showing declining adherence to a balanced diet and identifies faddism and changing lifestyles as causes, urging proper eating education.
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United States
Henry J. Heinz
H. J. Heinz Company
New York Times
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Department
Food Industry Authority
The Convention That Was Paul Harvey Time Doesn't Change
A reflective critique of a past Democratic convention noting a liberal nominee with radical welfare aims. It highlights redistribution appeals to the poor and minorities, and opposition to the incumbent Republican president, questioning fairness and definitions.
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Ixtraliberal
H. L. Mancken
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Democrats 1932 Convention Revisited by Editorials_Core
A retrospective editorial. United Way funds listed for local groups include Girl Scouts Boy Scouts Goodfellows Boys Club USC Dawson County Family Planning Lamesa Day Care Center and operating expenses. It recounts a 1932 Democratic National Convention through misremembered names and contrasts public figures with historical accuracy.
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Girl Scouts
Boy Scouts
Goodfellows
Boys’ Club
USC
Dawson County
Lamesa
West Texas water bountiful. Penney store changes hands
The writer notes unexpected water coverage from Hereford to the North Plains with vast lakebeds and flooded acreage from Lamesa to Plainview. Ron Layton of Seguin becomes the new manager of the Penney store, replacing Marv Whiting who will move to Flagstaff to run a Western Auto. An ownership change of the Penney store is pending.
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West Texas
Hereford
North Plains
Lamesa
Plainview
Ron Layton
Seguin
Penney
Marv Whiting
Flagstaff
Arizona
Western Auto
Western Auto appoints Ammons as new store head
Gaylon Ammons takes over Western Auto here from Bill Howard, who stays in Lamesa to run his own building on N. 2nd once Lid Dell's Cafe and Pauline's Kitchen. First local opinion poll shows strong Nixon support or McGovern rejection, hinting at a potential historic presidential landslide if nationwide trends hold to November 7.
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Western Auto
Gaylon Ammons
Bill Howard
Howard
Lamesa
Liddell’s
Pauline
N. 2Nd
Pres. Nixon
George McGovern
Lamesa Tors Rally To Down Clovis Wildcats 22 15
In a tense Texas high school football clash Lamesa overcome penalties and a late Clovis drive to seize a 22 15 victory. Cannady connected with Lambright for a first half score before Lambright and Bedwell sparked a late go ahead 62 yard TD run with Cannady adding two points on a reception.
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Cannady
Jim Roberts
Wildcat
Lambright
Clovis
Finess
Paydirt
Tors
Reid
Wildcats
Texans
Sdirt
Jones
Promise Land
Beechum
Trujillo
Lamesa
Jerry Calhoun
Calhoun
Hogg
Joe Calvert
Bedwell
Lamesans
Melvin Robinson
Tornadoes edge Clovis 22 21 in opener thriller
In a tense lidlifter Lamesa Tornadoes edged Clovis 22 to 21 as Hogg starred with 200 total yards. Trujillo connected for a late Mills TD, Cannady and Bedwell sparked a comeback bid, but a late penalty and fielded 12th man allowed Lamesa to run out the clock.
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Hogg
Tornadoes
Clovis
Tors
Cannady
Bedwell
Oil drill tests at No 1 Graham wildcat near Lamesa
Knight & Miller Oil Corp reports recovered oil and gas in a drillstem test at No 1 Graham eight miles south of Lamesa Dawson County. Tested Fusselman from 11,600 to 11,685 feet for 3 hours 15 minutes with 2 800 feet gas 2 900 feet oil and 4 050 feet mud. Initial shut in pressure 4 380 psi. Meridian Corp completed No 1 Harris at Tex-Hamon Dean field 12 miles south of Lamesa with potential to flow 140 barrels of 36 gravity oil via 16 64 inch choke in 24 hours. Perforations fractured with 80 000 gallons fluid and 160 000 pounds sand.
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Knight & Miller Oil Corp
Graham, Wildcat
Lamesa
Dawson County
Fusselman
Meridian Corp
Harris
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