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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1967
Page
11
Strawberries are highlighted as the most productive of small fruits for home gardens. Start early spring on new land, plant 12 inches apart in a 25 foot row, loosen soil, mix 8 quarts humus into the top inch, add 5 pounds fertilizer, and mulch with wood chips or straw to retain moisture and deter weeds.
A Mangum Oklahoma family of six reported a UFO hovering about 200 feet above their car on U.S. 283 Thursday night. Dicky Amex, 18, said the object resembled a butane tank or large cigar and followed the auto for about an hour and a half. Per reports, the craft appeared during cool weather as tall fruit-bearing plants were mentioned in the scene.
From Secrets of Flowers by A. S. Kull the Mimosa is praised for its sensitivity reacting to touch and said to embody prudery. The piece links the plant to Cephisa and Pan, noting a mythic transformation and the sprig’s alleged protection against spells and the Evil Eye.
Timing is essential for transplanting chrysanthemums and gladiolus at Reese Air Force Base. Commanders Lt Col William E. Shelton and Lt Col Charles E. Hammack have been selected for promotion to colonel. Shelton has served since 1964 with the 3501st Student Squadron and has flown missions in World War II and Korea. Hammack, coming to Reese in 1965, is a University of Nebraska graduate and Air Force veteran of many commands. Both officers hold numerous decorations.
The Monterey Mirror, Monterey High School’s student newspaper, received an All American rating from the National Scholastic Press Association. Judges praised coverage, features, and top-notch sports reporting, noting an outstanding editorial page and lively staff led by editor Trudy Putteet and others.
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