Plains Cattle Feeders Count Up In High Plains Region
High Plains cattle feeders on April 1 fattened 500000 head for slaughter, up from 377000 a year earlier, with 65.7 percent of Texas total. Districts 1-N and 1-S hold 398000 and 162000 respectively. National totals rise 2 percent to 10671000 head, fueling futures gains.
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High Plains
Texas Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
South Plains- Panhandle
Texas
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Slaugter
Commodity Credit Corp
Lubbock
Korea
Formosa
Thailand
Humphrey Seeks $490 Million for Youth Programs This Summer
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey announced the government will spend about $490 million on special summer youth programs aimed at reducing urban unrest. He urged country clubs and schools to open facilities to disadvantaged youths and highlighted a plan to create up to 800,000 jobs with private sector participation. The appeal, made during a news conference with leaders from 50 major cities, called for $75 million more in antipoverty funds and congressional approval.
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Washington
Hubert H. Humphrey
Humphrey
National Alliance of Businessmen
Senate House
Seven Guilty Pleas Heard In 140th District Court
Judge H hears seven guilty pleas as 140th District Court opens a week of criminal trials. Amador Salazar 18 of Lubbock is among four defendants in a holden shooting. Calvin Miller 61 a service station attendant died Sept. 4. Two men receive prison terms for forgery and attempted burglary. Billy Gene Bryan 34 gets three years plus restitution. Linda Warden Susie Wheeler and James Dye receive probation or restitution for checks forged and burglary. Richard Rhodas 23 and Clyde Hauk 39 receive probation for assault with a prohibited weapon and drunken driving respectively.
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140Th District Court
Amador Salazar
Salazar
Rt. 6
Lulybock
Holden
Calvin Miller
Ohlenbusch
4Th St
Miller
Johnny Lee Wright NT
N17
E. 29
Apt. C
Billy Gene Bryan
University Ave
Linda Warden
Susie Wheeler
Rt. 4
Lubbock
James Henry Dye
39Th St
Richard Allen Rhodas
27Th St
Clyde Edsel Hauk
Littlefield
Israelis Agree To Checkup Of Arab Civilians
UN Secretary General U Thant announced Israel agreed to a fact finding mission on civilians in Arab territory occupied by Israel after last June’s war. Israel insisted the probe also assess Jewish communities in Arab countries and proceed strictly as fact finding.
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United Nations, N.Y
U Thant
Israel
Thant
U.N. Security Council
Club To Observe Morse Birthday
The Lubbock Chapter of Morse Telegraph Club Inc will celebrate Samuel F B Morse birthday at a meeting at Piccadilly Cafeteria Saturday The club welcomes Morse operators from American or Canadian International codes The day long meeting will include a talk circuit with Western Union and Canadian Telegraph to exchange meetings and short messages with other clubs across the United States and Canada
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Lubbock
Morse Telegraph Club, Inc
Samuel F. B. Morse
The
Piccadilly
Western Union
Canadian Telegraph
United States
Canada
Compensation suit ends out of court
A civil jury in 99th District Court was excused Monday after Manuel Garza settled out of court with Trawlers Insurance Co in a workman’s compensation suit. Garza sought 14035 dollars for back and shoulder injuries alleged to have occurred on February 6 1967. Amount of the settlement was not announced in open court.
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99Th District Court
Manuel Garza
Trawlers’ Insurance Co
Garza
Prospects Brighten for Income Tax Increase in Congress
Washington AP reports growing odds for a tax rise as key lawmakers near agreement on a package combining higher taxes with spending limits. A Senate House conference will reconvene Wednesday for general talks with no votes, while details and totals remain unresolved amid pressure to curb inflation and defend the dollar.
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Washington
Congress
Senate House
Wilbur D. Mills
Senate
Johnson
House Conserees
Chamber
House
Conference Committee
House Appropriations Committee
State Dept rules out Pueblo ransom talks
Washington says no plan to pay ransom or provide aid for Pueblo crew return after North Korean seizure. A 15th Panmunjom meeting with U S and North Korean reps yielded no breakthrough on ship or crew. McCloskey called the Easter Sunday ambush and related clashes along the DMZ most regrettable.
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Washington
State Department
Pueblo
Panmunjom
U.S
Robert J. McCloskey
United States
McCloskey
Korean Demilitarized Zone
Johnson
Park Chung-Hee
Fixopent Denture Helper Ad Claims Comfort Revival
An advertisement touts Fixopent a plastic cream forming an elastic membrane to hold dentures firmer and more comfortably for daily home use. It claims increased bite strength, reduced pain, and long wear even with hot coffee, urging readers to see a dentist and obtain Fixopent now.
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U.S. Pat
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Cotton Shippers
American Cotton Shippers Association
Atlanta
Regency Hyatt Hotel
Tapp
George H. Traylor Jr
USDA
Lubbock County
HHH Speaks
Lubbock Avalanche
Journal
8Th
Avenue J
Arte
Muleshoe
Lawrence Green
Texas Tech
Tech Student Union
Charles Post
Betsy Roe
Charles Roe
Evelyn McGarrity
Gertrude Post
Verdi
Puccini
Leoncavallo
Donizetti
Mascagni
Tech
Lubbock Savings & Loan Asso
Avenue
Flint
Jack Hazlewood
Court of Civil Appeals
Seventh Supreme Judicial District
Texas Bar Association
Emmett Hazlewood
South Plains
District Court
Pd. Pot. Adyst
Ater
Ozarka
Hygeia-Ozarka Water CO
Digel
Emetrol
EEE Pharmact
GLOBE
Philohex
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