Refuge Visitor Center Opens Daily at Quanah Parker Center
The Wichita Mountains Refuge announces seven day operations at the Quanah Parker Visitor Center. Open 9 30 a m to 6 p m daily with staff to answer questions. Since opening last fall the center has drawn 17 000 visitors.
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Pendulum Swings Boosts Western Comeback Hopes
AP report surveys renewed interest in movie westerns with John Wayne projects Rooster Cogburn Breakheart Pass and Posse cited as signs of a revival. Kirk Douglas credits TV cancelations Gunsmoke ending and star-driven production as Westerns reemerge in theaters.
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Rolling Stones Thrill Baton Rouge After Late Start
The Rolling Stones opened a long awaited tour in Baton Rouge with a two hour show amid a late start and traffic jams. Mick Jagger called the first show of the tour a tense release and promised more energy for the second performance. The band toured with Ron Wood on lead guitar and played to 15 000 at LSU Assembly Center while a loud system and eight ton stage powered the spectacle.
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