Drop In Director Plugs Culpepper Cattle Company in Lubbock
Dick Richards, director and producer, made a drop in to promote Culpepper Cattle Company in Lubbock on Thursday night. He outlined creating complex West themes through young actors like Gary Grimes, citing Summer of 42 success and plans for a French Foreign Legion concept with Paul Belmondo in mind.
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Jack Sheridan
Avalanche
Jonnual
Hayloftt
Les Craver
Dick Richards
Lubbock
Culpepper Cattle Company
Due Oon
Focal Bons Sr
Richards
New York
California
Tick Richards
Chuck Wagon
Callenge
Gregory Prentiss
Eric Bercovier
Fbacie
Then -Uevearald
Gary Grimes
Grimes
Richard Mulligan
Gary
Firay Grimes
Dallas
Fort Worth
Dea
French Foreign Legion
Moonwalkers chat like kids in Apollo 16 romp
Reporters relayed Apollo 16 crew Charles Duke and John Young as they toured the lunar surface. They joked and riffed about craters, rocks, and drills while narrating for television, calling the moment an indescribable experience and joking about footprints and future steps.
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Puke
Yahoo
Kupers
Hinar
Duke
Mission Control
Young
Charlie
Neil Armstrong
Wines and Legends and Oregon’s Father of Wine
A fragmented ad-like passage recalls Dr. John McLoughlin as a key figure in Oregon wine and agriculture, nicknamed White headed Eagle and called the Father of Oregon. It notes the rise of the wine industry to a multi billion dollar business and promotes Cecil's wine selection on Tahoka Highway in Lubbock with an advertisement tone.
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John McLoughlin
The
Hudson's Company
Oregon
Meloughlin
Eagle
Cecil's
Tahoka Highway
Lubbock
Ady
Clarinetist David Fennell Recital at WTSU Auditorium
Clarinetist David Fennell a West Texas State University graduate from Plainview will perform a recital at 8 p.m. Wednesday in the Fine Arts Auditorium on campus. The program includes Stamitz Concerto No. 3, Sonatas by Charles Standard, Gerald Finn Concerto, and Debussy Premiere Rhapsody. Fennell, a Bowie Durden student, is Plainview High School assistant band director and has played with the Amarillo Symphony. he is a former Kappa Kappa Psi officer and earned a 1970 BME from WTSU, being named outstanding woodwind student and outstanding bandsman.
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Plainview Hich School
Amarillo Symphony
Kappa Kappa Psi
WTSU
Will Curtis Highlighted In Texas Tech Memorabilia Project
Television star Ken Curtis will headline a Texas Tech event as part of a project reclaiming Bob Wills history. The program, taped for the Permanent file, includes Dr. Charles Townsend of West Texas State University and aims to build a permanent Wills memorabilia library. Bob Wills, born in Turkey and now living in Fort Worth, is honored in this Country and Western Music Hall of Fame effort.
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Ken Curtis
Texas
Fort Worth
Country and Western Music Hall of Fame
Bombs Destroyed In New Guinea Jungle Runway Find
Australian troops destroyed about 50 chemical bombs left unseen for nearly three decades on a World War II runway end in Port Moresby New Guinea. The report notes the American Legion was organized in 1919 in Paris France.
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Port Moresby
New Guinea
American Legion
Paris
France
GOP Objections Rise on Miami Convention Date
The Miami City Council heard GOP objections to moving the Republican National Convention date to August 14 to avoid conflicting Buick events. O Kee said legal complications arose from notice requirements, while some council members argued for a second convention site. Hall favored the convention, noting it as patriotic, and Republicans abroad suggested switching from San Diego. The final decision rests with the Republican National Committee.
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General Motors
Buick
O'Key
Beach
GOP
Okee
Miami Beach
Robert Goodman
Herbert Magnes Saiid
United States
Hall
Washington
San Diego
Earty
Republican National Committee
Muleshoe Library History Highlights and Key Figures
A timeline of the Muleshoe Area Public Library from 1963 to 1971 notes the founding of a library board led by Mrs. Lamb, creation of Friends of the Library, Dr. Charles Gholtz visit, and a Memorial Fund boost. It details a $15,000 deed for a building, bookmobile service across four counties, a 1964 opening with librarian Mrs. Bernis Camp, and a 1968 bond vote of $40,000 for a new building plus a $50,000 state grant. Groundbreaking occurred May 16, 1971, with Ray Janeway as consultant from Texas Tech University.
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Lamb
Charles A. Gholtz
Texas State Library
Muleshoe
Pat Bobo
Peery
Bobby ‘Airhart
Ronald Johnson
Roy Davis
Lester Howard
T. M. Slemmons
Mulestoe
Brary
Bailey County
Friends of the Library
Mulexhoo -Area
Ray Janeway
Texas Tech University
Tech Professor Named To Post Southwestern Naturalists Leader
Dr. Robert L. Packard of Texas Tech University was elected president of the Southwestern Association of Naturalists at its annual Texas Tech meeting. Chester Rowell of Angelo State University became president elect for 1973. Charles Carpenter of Oklahoma University was named permanent secretary for a five year term. Keith Arnold of Texas A&M was elected journal editor. Eric Bolen of Texas Tech and Kenneth Williams of Northwestern State University were named Board of Governors members. About 250 attend sessions.
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Robert L. Packard
Texas Tech University
Southwestern Association of Naturalists
Texas Tech
Chester Rowell
Angelo Star University
Charles Carpenter
University of Oklahoma
Keith Arnold
Texas A&m University
Southwestern Naturalist
Eric Bolen
Texas Tech, University
Kenneth Willams
Northwestern State University
Natchitoches
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Philadelphia
Jane Muskie
Cornelia Wallace
Muriel Humphrey
Eleanor McGovern
AP Witephoto
Duke Young
Stone J Mountain
Joustin
Baby Ray
Palartio
Spock
Descartes
NASA
Kenneth Odom
Jules Harder
San Francisco's Palace Hotel
Allon
Brillante
Bodegas
Bilbainas
Lubbock Avalanche-Journal
Sant
Ky State
Lubbock Avalanghe Journal
Miami Council
Miami Beach Convention Hall
JT. M. Stemmons
Tech
Idalou
Wuscock
LEVIS
Streight le
Blue Levis
Jerry's Deli
Jerry
Chuck Roast
Jerrys Kosher
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