Seeing World ugh Feel Of His Dog This Special Feature
The piece profiles Jim Caylor and his Seeing Eye dog Belle in Morristown New Jersey. It covers obedience training, handling in traffic and corrections, and their bond as they prepare for Caylor to resume at the University of New Mexico with Belle guiding him. It notes Caylor’s past sight loss and Belle’s role in safety and companionship. It also mentions Peiping’s reported increase in traditional firewater production.
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Supein
Jim
Belle
Caylor
Hobbs
University of New Mexico
Susan Little
UNM
Displays Judged At First Annual Stamp Show Here
The first annual South Plains Stamp Club exhibition opened at the Banitaped Garden and Arts Center with 85 frames from several cities and Turkey. Capt. Joseph K. Enright of Reese Air Force Base received an engraved plaque as the club’s first president. The show runs 1 to 5 p.m. today with awards in multiple US and foreign categories for senior and junior divisions.
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South Plains Stamp Club
Bhanitaped Garden
Lubbock
Slaton
Tulia
Abilene
Hobbs
Republic of Turkey
Joseph K. Enright
Reese Air Force Base
Bill Cartwright
Enright
U. S
Istiplace
I. H
John Doughtie
William R. Grubbs
Abbene Stamp Club
Danny Stagner
R. PF. Qdenweller
Rafe
Tamet Arer
Louis C. Halley
Freddy Gray
Boy Survives Five Hundred Foot Sewer Plunge in Milwaukee
A one year old boy fell into a rain sewer and was carried by the current for about a half mile before he freed himself against the walls and water. He was rescued near the Menomonee River outlet after grabbing bricks and pulled to safety. He suffered only cuts and bruises and went home for a bath.
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Olwaukee, Wis
Elf
Anne 2
Krueger Feager
Menomonee River
Odessa Man Injured in Texas Auto Crash
Odessa resident Jack Hummerson, 42, was admitted to Santa Rosa Hospital in critical condition with head injuries after his car collided with a chemical express truck on a curve near Nelson City, five miles north of Boerne, according to Kendall County Sheriff Lee O'Spain.
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SAN: Antonio
Jack Hummberson
Odessa
Santa Rosa Hospital Ferty
Chemical Express
Nelson City
Boerne
Kendall County
Lee O'Spain
Trucker Involved in Collision After Speeding Ticket
An incident occurred when a vehicle from the opposite direction struck the second truck after missing the first. O'Spain noted Humberson had a prior speeding ticket in Kerrville. The trucker was not hurt.
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Erson
O'Spain
Humberson
Kerrville
Whites Come and Go as South Africa Lures Immigrants
The Republic of South Africa reports a mixed migration in early 1961 with 8,311 whites arriving in the first six months while an equal number left. The immigration department notes continued efforts to attract white settlers alongside outward flow.
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Pretoria
Republic of South Africa
Immigration Department
Banquet Set For City Officials At Hodges Center
The annual banquet of the Boards and Commissions of the City of Lubbock will be held at the new Hodges Community Center on 40th Street and Eure Ave at 7 pm on Sept. 5. Invitations were mailed this weekend by Mayor David Casey to all members of the various voluntary boards and commissions. Fiberglass is used in more than 30,000 products.
Police Dog Aids In Capture Of Suspect
Lubbock police K 9 unit tracked a window peeper after a patrol deputy saw a man flee the 1300 block of 38th Street. The suspect, a 48 year old man, was quickly apprehended and charges are pending. CHURCH GETS MONEY IN PROTESTANT REMAINS After Marion Carmichael left half a million pounds to keep the Church of Scotland Protestant the will's proviso was noted.
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Lubbock
38Th St
J. T. Rice
Jes EF
Ko ‘Corps
Don Addington
Epee
Pene Oo H Ou
Quekly
Church of Scotland
Saurday Decidion
Marion
Carmichael
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Peiping Radio
John Halsey Drug Stores
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Shorts
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OB Furniture
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Women's
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