Winners Named In City Playground Contests At Week's End
The city playgrounds wrap up the season with final events at Carlisle Wagner Booker T Washington Burns Rodgers and Pioneer parks. Winners include Jimmy Marshall Burns in the chess tourney and Monty Dumas Guadalupe in the junior table tennis, with numerous splash day and hair length awards across parks.
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Carlisle
Pion&j. Wagner
Booker T. Washon
Weath
Carlisle Park
Wagner Park
Summer Park
Jimmy Marshall
Burns Park
Fred Akard
Pioneer
Joyce Kahn
Joe Bullock
Eddie Ameen
Mike Milford
Rita Busbea
Sue Hancock
Roy Pope
Pioneer Park
Verna Scroggins
Rodgers Park
Monty Dumas
Guadalupe Park
Donnie Nickens
Sidney Banks
Wagner
Roy Dell Nickens
Kay Robinson
Ann Robison
Gary Armstrong
Betty Mullins
Judy Williams
Aron Pena
Pat Hobbs
Jimmy Fullerton
Joe Thompson
John Farley
Marcia White
Raymond Weir
Larry Campo
Clifford Welker
Donnie O'Brien
Melba Puckett
Betsy Ross
Debbie Tucker
Debbie Bullard
Randy Donhoe
Jimmy Hudson
Hank Beaty
John Grisham
Randy Donhoo
Janie Hudson
Booker T Washington
Laverne Klenco
Alvin White
Brinda Kay Rutz
Leon Bunton
Mydra Lurue Bunton
Walter Nedd
Family Reunion Honors Mrs. Park of Moran Tied Kin Gathered
Sixty five descendants, excluding four grandchildren, met in the city to honor Mrs. R. A. Park of El Dora do Arkansas and formerly of Moran Texas. Her sons and daughters included Ed Griffin of Lubbock Texas and T. C. Walker of Dallas, L. E. Park of Lubbock, E A Petersen of Boise Idaho, and Reuben Brooks of El Dora do. Activities included a reception at L. E. Park’s home on August 9, a dinner at Mackenzie State Park last Sunday, and a buffet supper at Clem Beverile’s home on the same night.
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R. A. Park
el Dorado
Ark
Moran
Tex
Australia Builds World’s Most Advanced Radiotelescope
Australia advances a new radiotelescope project costing over a million dollars with Carnegie Corporation and Rockefeller Foundation each contributing a quarter million. Foreign Secretary Richard G. Casey says the Canberra instrument will surpass a larger UK telescope in precision and accuracy.
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Canbera
Australia
Carnegie Corp
Rockefeller Foundation
Manchester
England
Richard G. Casey
U S Canadian relations ease after travel permission flap
Ottawa reports a dispute over Canadian travel to northern defense sites has eased. Alvin Hamilton acknowledged earlier statements claiming U S clearance was needed for Canadians to visit Arctic areas were incorrect. The issue related to the Dewline radar network and U S staffing of far northern operations.
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Ottawa
Alvin Hamilton
U. S
Canada
Arctic
Hamilton
U.S. State Department
Toronto Globe and Mail
U.S
United States
Washington Man To Speak at Meet Of Federal Workers Here
Leland M. Walker of Washington D C will speak at a federal workers meeting at 7 30 p m Monday in the Co-Op Auditorium 615 Municipal Drive Walker represents the National Federation of Federal Employees All federal agency employees in the city are invited per Winston Williams who will preside
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Washington
Leland M. Walker
Washington, D.C
Co-Op
Municipal Drive
Walker
National Federation of Federal Employes
Winston Williams
Mount Whittier Named for Poet John Greenleaf Whittier
Mount Whittier in Ossipee New Hampshire is named to honor the Quaker poet John Greenleaf Whittier. Local history notes the peak carries the surname of the famed abolitionist writer.
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Mount Whittier
Ossipee, N.H
John Greenleaf Whittier
Yes Maam Around Andrews Acting City Manager Seeks Role
Mrs Cure has been acting city manager about a year at Andrews. She says she is only filling in and wants it known that she is not the city manager. She and associates are busy developing a new budget.
Paul Panzer Dies at 86 in Hollywood Silent Film Villain
Hollywood mourns Paul Panzer a famed silent era villain from The Perils of Pauline. He died Friday night at age 86 after a monthlong illness and began in film as a 1903 New York scene painter and set builder.
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Paul Panzer
Hollywood
Pauline
New York City
Woman Moves to Andrews in 1957 from Tucumcari
A woman relocated to Andrews in 1957 after living in Tucumcari New Mexico, reflecting mid century migration patterns.
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Andrews
Tucumcari, N.M
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