Trustee Races End In Tie And Landslides Across Counties
Across Lamb and surrounding counties on Saturday voters swung many school boards. Incumbents retained seats in Guthrie Common and Happy district races while Wellman saw two incumbents tied with 20 votes apiece and a possible coin toss. Midland welcomed its first Mexican American trustee as Roger Robles led with 574 votes, and Hereford Nazareth and Dimmitt districts reported heavy turnouts in local contests.
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Danny Ellington
Avalanche-Journal
South Plains
Lamb
Sprink- lake-Earth
Jimmy Craft
John Bridges
Donnie Clayton
Ardis Barton
Lamb County
Guthrie Common
Happy
Herbert Propps
WB. Fulton
King County
Burl Sims
Lonnie, Todd
Robert Lee
Midland
Roger Robles
Wellman
Bennie Brown
Art Adair
Howard Moorehead
Johnny Melenzie
Hereford
Doe
Ronald Zammermany
Danny Martin
Bed Loenvald
Chirk Andrews
Nazareth
William Hochester
Tunniel Sehmacker
Larengzs
Victor Landity
Jerry Robertson
Atwell
Dayton Parker
Joe Brooks
James Yircokture
Tohoka
Ares
Varius
GAM. Specialith
A. L. Seite
Kenneth Willains
Borden County School Board
Nirman Rigs Eeiat
Muellen
Joe Ton Zant
Prentice
Williama
Griffin
Ace Miller
Zant
Paducail
Paducah
W.T. Piper
Guthrie
Donald Lovebents
YB. Wulton
James Lee
Guthie Common
Propps
Fulton
SN Heep
Prince Sass
U.S
Fetace
Robert Teel
Mvents
Henry Kveton
Leon
Dick Leiathoe
Wih
W.M. Bourlandne
Aid Grants Criticized in GAO Report on Foreign Aid
Washington AP reports a GAO study faulting the Defense Department for supplying surplus military equipment abroad to compensate for cuts in foreign aid. From 1964 to 1969 the value exceeded Congressional disclosures by 690 million, with some items not truly excess. The report cites the broader implications for U.S. aid policy and oversight.
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Washington (Ap
Defense Department
Nancy Fehlerson
Farmer
Bobby B. Jones
Congress
Becaue
Carlton Rehaberjance
John B. Allens
GAO
Seminole School Board Holds Moderate Turnout
In a muted election, two incumbents were re elected and a new member joined the Seminole school board. Charlie Campbell led with 285 votes, Glen Fleming had 19, while Walter Stutton won 199 and Jonald Martin 140, with Melvin Stewart securing 150.
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Voriemet Ospeeuihe
Hhoweens
Phice
Roosevelt Seto
Verdaeryit Schon
Beard
Karl Hammett
Wesley
Yan
O. Wood Jr
Campbell
Bobby Por- Wile
J.T. Drake
Verman Mebeth
Curient
Lobert
Morton
Lamesa
Sheowel Fil
Wo Hughes
George Norman
Wots
Strahan
Kirbright
Smyles
Donald Sohenelwat
Gary B. Laughlin
Huey J. Harris
Farwell
Gilbert Ea ‘Wasser
Ted Wagneck
Wilbert Kalbas
Magness
Kelas
Donald Christian
Harold Travis
Kalbay
Troy Chistian
Joe Jones
Don Genes Veoyoada
Travis Jones
Lawrence Stovall
Clifford Porter
NEW Deal
Paul Crosnoe Ir
William B. Agnew
New Deal School Board
Olle Martin
Turkey
A.C. Fittin
Tommy Cruse
Ricky Vom de
Charles Smith
Joard
James Fuston
Fillingim
Bill Lane
Wayne Peer
Charles Louder
UNION
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Clifton Clem
Phillipa
Calvin Booth
Smith
Louder
Fimer Schappa
Btw
Woo Plains
Hvidy Esperaly
Dares Tet
Plains Vents
Kenneth Hale
Yeltin
Jonald Lee Terrell
Gene
Hart School Board
Donald M Soncoster
Hig Moore
Rill Eich
Seminole
Charlie Campbell
Glen Fleming
Pthe
Ray Garrett
Jimmie 1
Ivv
Wayne Stokes
Vals
Shaliawates
Idalou Iwalou
Ispecaly
Karl Don OA
George Lowe
Hughes
Echmidt
Ceuneichmen
Irving Grimer
Glen Hunt
Coun
Huches Potle
W. E. Denton
Bob Clark
Marvin A. Beck
Garza Law Units Consolidation Gains Support in Quanah Hardeman
Hardeman County and Quanah officials report the Garza Law Units consolidation improves crime control and training. Sheriff Chester Ingram heads the merged force with county city rotation, expanding narcotics to traffic duties. Governor Briscoe pressures legislation on police contracts and recalls a firemen and policemen bargaining bill. The SPAG plan funds a county city collaboration with a $9,500 study and a $30,000 consulting grant to unify law enforcement services.
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Hardeman County-Quanah Shevill
Chester Ingram
Ingram
Texas Criminal Justice Council
Hardeman County
Price Daniel Jr
Briscoe
Legisla
Big City
South Plains
Justice Council
Plex
House
Senate
Chicago
New York
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Loki
Emilio
Emilio! Over A Period of Time, Ininot
Vreal
le le Maete
Texas
Laat Watiate
Donald Weston
Sarza
Jer
Hardeman
Gartraw
Opi Wit Cerites
Consolida-Za
Tee
Ntaetermere
Mervin Aml
Erry Eediev
Anid Aicuitibent
Atay Ibartan
Vauhin
Norman Pulser
le Jr Realtone
Shorpoitvels
Iff
Grady Doe
Bob
Dalby
Swanton
Hethree Itd
Quanah
Tus
Doggett Gav
Pinkerton
Anaucreenyt
South Plains Association
SPAG
Sudan
Keehani
Hulbert Hare
Marvin
Spag Criminal Justice Council
Ates
Wee el Ted
Emae
Garza County
Vincent
Alera
Amy Dhakrn
Keenfield
Carl Anthons
Sal
Joe Brooks
Jameas
Sheriff
Hoad
Tahoka Fatal Accident Honors Local Election News
A 44 year old Thurman Davis of Tahoka was killed in a car crash seven miles east of Tahoka as election results show incumbents re-elected in multiple Texas towns. The accident occurred at 8 20 p m with road conditions described as good.
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Ciale
Howard Senate Foreign Relations
Silverton
Mercer le Fear
OC Ney Cy
Carlot Bomar Lockney
Claude Brown
Tn-1
David Vipton
Rouncilman
Jack Btrange
Tahora
Thurman Davis
Wayne Woods Snyder
Okla
Ely Counc
Carpedes
Lynn County
Satatiay
PR Statu Teu Ag
Lorenzo
Iby Tahoka
Justice of the Peace
Spur
Dan N. E. Wood
Johnny Maxted
McGee
Fendertyon
Dewey Dement
Stantoner
King
Stanton
Farm Road
Gertrude Frwin Potts
Rt. 4
Tahoka
Negro Candidates Lose Bids In Several Texas Cities
Tulsa Hale Center area races show Negro candidates failing to win mayor or council seats amid scattered results. Buford Moore defeats nine write-ins in Ropesville to gain mayoralty. in Muleshoe Mayor Alex Williams reelected. Anton sees M Monroe chosen as mayor replacing late George A Broome. Roaring Springs elects Pearl Palmer to city council. Denver City votes select Ed Gayles as mayor pro tem.
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Friona
Ummout
Robert
al- Totes EY
Buford Xander
Martha E. Bales
Benant
Glenn EF. Reeve Sr
Oqunest Job
Moore
Ted Ts Reniles
Troy Write
the Burkeen Young
Kenneth Williams
Preston Reeves
Hale Center
Antonin
Farcia
Hald Center
Bill Freeman
Jet
Johnie Chilton
Ste Toon
Pohoend
Exane
Atapeich
Kress Kress
Kress City
Louie Strange
Shallowater Tubby Flick
Carli Shallowster Csnecatto
Aspen
Shallowater Reechester Bates
Howard Gather
Peestan
Iplaces
Fue
Masha
Lamera
Tov
Charlea Lytal
Cline
Yale
South Plains
Lamea Norris
Odell Fo Milburn
Tulsa
Buford Moore
Ropesville
Muleshoe
Alex . Williams
Anton
S. M. Monroe
Sweene Monroe
Arge A. Broome
Denver
Ed Gayles
Roaring Springs
Pearl Palmer
J. D. Palmer
Anton Anton
M. Monroe
George A. Broome
Orron
Iee
Bent City Counciluty Council
Rgn
Parley P. Myers
Charles E. Sullivan
W.L. Smith
Ian Gregory
Walter Thee
Strive
Sid Rovina
Vernon
Ky’ Givens Recelystes
Billy Whitecotton Ton
Larry Garvin
Estes
Ios Whitecotton
Durwood Bell
Matt Grahawn
At Kunselman
Sue Naegle
Anneth Whitecotton
Petersburg
Esra Bilbo
Denver City
Bob Olive
Nayor
John Perry
Nayer
James
Richards
Lioyd Bowden
Raver
Malcolm D. Cowart Jr
Beeking
J. C. Smith
Perking
McKens
Clarence Alex
Ander
Luther B. Hobbs
Owen Schneider Munity
John Warren
Warren City Marshall
Thompson
C. W. Cannon
G. C. Medrary
Bill Beatt
Louis Edwards
Hin
Hid Sem AR Meyer
Post
Satu Jay
Ewell F. Dimmitt Gandy
McCran
FE. R. Moreland
Jidge
E.H. Yoats
Manning
Lawmakers press Briscoe on bill fate after pushback
Rep Boyle Willis and Sen Chet Brooks blasted Governor Briscoe urging him to sign or veto the bill. Briscoe resisted, accusing lawmakers of arm twisting as critics recalled Connally era pressure tactics in the legislature.
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Boyle Willis
D-Fort. Worth
Chet Brooks
D-Pasadena
Briscoe
Brisco
Bengan
Gav
John RB. Connally
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