Prediction Of Deadly Solar Flares May Be Possible
Miss Nancy Romano of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration reported that OSO satellite observations show small solar microflares occur in orderly sequences with predictable timing. If confirmed, this could allow forecasting of flare activity and potential danger to spacecraft during periods of intense solar activity. The OSO findings, plus upcoming launches including a second OSO and coronagraph-equipped observatories, aim to study the sun and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancys Romano
National Aeromantics and Space Ministration
Coewwers Frem
Rhys
OSO
Ane
United States
Apollo Space
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Miss Roman
Space Agency
Astronomical Observator
Lovington Man Files $1.8 Million Monopoly Suit
Lovington theater owner Carl Henderson sues Theatre Enterprises Inc Frontier Theatres Inc and Bernice L. Faler in US District Court Albuquerque seeking 1 800 405 for alleged Sherman Act violations Henderson claims defendants conspire to monopolize the Lovington theater business The parent company Theatre Enterprises operates a Texas New Mexico theater chain with Lea and Wildcat Theatres in Lovington Dallas serves as home office Haley headed Lovington theaters since 1962 replacing Henderson who built the Troy Theatre which he still runs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lovington
Carl Henderson
Theatre Enterprises
Frontier Theaters Inc
Bernice L. Faler
Lor
Wilteat Theatres
Lavington
Albuquerque
Henderson
Lavineton
Theatre Enterprises, Inc
Frontier Theatres, Inc
Texas
New Mexico
Lea
Wildcat
Dallas
Haley
Troy
Abele to Prove Action at Carted Title
The brief notes an expected court or official proceeding involving Abele to address claims or actions tied to a carted title matter. The item indicates formal process rather than an outcome, with emphasis on impending legal steps and involved parties.
Miss Blank Honored At Luncheon Before Weds
Miss Jhidi Blank, fiancée of Cal Havens of Scottsdale Arizona, received a luncheon in the Saigon Room at Lubbock Country Club on Wednesday. Hostesses included Mines John Hayes Cecil Jennings James Halliburton and Woody Williamson. Guests were Mrs Harold Blank and Mrs Harry Hall, mother and grandmother of the honoree. The table featured daisies and a cookware gift. Vows set for August 24 at Forrest Heights Methodist Church. James W Whittaker and Luther G Jerstad, Everest summit veterans from May 1963, each count ascents of Mt Rammer toward their records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jhidi Blank
Cal Havens
Scottsdale, Ariz
Saigon
Lubbock Country Club
Mines
John iHays
Cecil Jennings
James Halliburton
HH. Oc. Maxey Jr
iWoody Williamson
Harold Blank
Harry Hall
Motheer
Homoree
Miss Blank
Havens
Forrest Heights Methodist Church
Lovington Bus Driver Honored for State Bus Driver Award
Robert Small of Lovington named New Mexico's top bus driver after winning the Road-F-O state contest in Silver City. He earned the Lea County title last May and will represent the county in the state event during the annual New Mexico School Bus Driver Institute. Small, a three year driver and bus mechanic, is on two weeks National Guard duty in El Paso.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lovington
Robert Small
Rpot Lovington
New Mexico
Gus Dicer
Tony Small
Silver City
Western New Mexico Small University
Small
Prairie View
Lea County
Lea
Saab
Carl Carlton
Levington Schools
Arlene Day to Marry Henry Whitman in October
Mr and Mrs John Day announce the engagement of their daughter Arlene Day to Henry Whitman of Prairie View son of Mr and Mrs Hines Whitman Springerville AL The wedding is planned for October 12 at the bride’s home Day is a 1962 Lavington High School graduate and attended Draughon s College in Lubbock Whitman is a 1960 Lavington High School graduate and a farmer He attended Eastern New Mexico University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lovington
John Day
Arlene
Henry Whitman
Prairie View
Hines Whitman
Springerville
Miss Day
Lavington High School
Draughon’s Business College
Lubbock
FAL
Eastern New Mexico University
OES Chapter Plans Ice Cream Supper to Honor Officers
Freedom Chapter 898 Order of the Eastern Star met in Mackenzie Masonic Hall with Mrs Leda Self and Albert Perkins presiding. They announced an ice cream supper to honor the past matrons and past patrons of the Masonic Lodge on Aug 24. Hostesses were Mrs Myrtle Martin and Mrs J L Benton. The next meeting will be at 6 p.m. Aug 20 at the Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freedom Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
Mackenzie Masonic Hall
Leda Self
Albert Perkins
M.irons
Masonic i Lodge
Myrtle Martin
J. L. Benton
Donna Sanders Shower Honors Bride Ahead of Aug 29 Wedding
Miss Donna Kay Sanders, bride elect of Cecil Glenn Harkins, was honored at a Monday night shower hosted by Mrs. Paul Burch 1713 28rd St. Assisting guests were Mmes. Polk Lawrimore Edwards Miller Owen Marley Leger. Red and white tables featured rose and candle centerpieces. Cookware was the hostess gift. The couple plans to marry August 29 at Ford Memorial Chapel First Baptist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donna Kay Sanders
Cecil Glenn Harkins
Paul Burch
Mmes. C. M. Polk
Bill Lawrimore
R. H. Edwards
Arlie Miller
Max Miller
Gary Owen
Ronnie Marley
C. N. Leger
Ford Memorial Chapel
First Baptist Church
Level land twirler Judy Danner wins three more trophies
Level land High School twirler Judy Danner earned three awards in outdoor events, taking first in a strutting contest at Sterine TP, third in a duet with India Waenosha Wise, and fifth in an individual strutting contest at Kenosha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levelland
Judy Danner
Judy
Levelland High School
Sterine
Bie
India Waenosha
Wise
Kenosha
Friendship Program Spotlight at BSP Meeting
Phi Beta Rho chapter of Beta Sigma Phi met Tuesday at Mrs. Doyle Tucker’s home 3412 49th Street. Miss Marilyn Billington and Mrs. Wayne Matthews presented a program on friendship followed by pledge training. Eighteen members attended with one visitor. The next meeting is set for 7 30 p.m. August 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phi Beta Rho
Beta Sigma Phi
Doyle Tucker
49Th St
Marilyn Billington
Wayne Matthews
Jone
Stardust Balloon Strays Into Mexico After Storm
A 250000 cubic foot stardust gathering balloon launched from Palestine, Texas, drifts off course into Mexico after thunderstorms. The mission aimed to collect meteor particles and track the craft via radio transmitter. last reported 45 miles southeast of El Paso.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL Paso
UPDA
Wilds
Mexico
Balloon Flight Center
Palestine
Texas
Bob Behrens
Federal Aviation Agency
Behrens
Pecos
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Blacksburg Va
Hite
Cn Abele
the Oval Room
James W. Whittaker
Luther G. Jerstad
Mt. Everest
Mt. Rammer
Jarett's
Broadway
Lovingston
Arlene Day
Donna Sanders
Stardust
UPTI
St. Paul
Miller-Howard Office Supply Co
15Th
Texas Ave
Dratghon's Business College
Texan
English & Hunt
Dan C. English, M.D
Main
Lubbock, Texas
Mickey Mouse
Fed
Dacron
STM DuPont Corp
Briggs-Stratton
Canton
Caprock Center
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