Dairy Subsidy Proposal Seeks Broadened US Exports
The American Farm Bureau Federation proposes expanding the in kind export payment subsidy to promote overseas dairy markets. AFBF president Charles B. Shuman urged the U S Department of Agriculture to widen the program to develop commercial dairy sales abroad and open new outlets.
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Chicago
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Orville Freeman
Afbf Board of Directors
Wisconsin
FRF
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J. H. West
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Children in need as Fredericks family relief fund nears goal
Lubbock residents raised 4093.77 for the six Fredericks children after their mother Mrs Carolyn Fredericks was killed when her bicycle was struck by a car on November 20. 187 donors contributed to Broadway Church of Christ drive, with the children in foster care under county welfare supervision and the Children’s Home of Lubbock offering placement.
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Carolyn Fredericks
Wiliam Young
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Paul R. Fredericks
Montesano
Wash
Councilmen Briefed on Citywide Property Reappraisal Progress
Lubbock city officials, led by Erik Ehrenberg, briefed on the citywide property reappraisal for tax purposes. The work could stretch to next May, with mayor Max Tidmore noting steady progress as council members prepare for a regular session and possible action on home beauty shops.
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Erik Ehrenberg
Dallas
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Rolan Simpson
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Soviet loans to Uganda fund development in Kampala
The Soviet Union will provide Uganda with 15.5 million dollars in long term loans to develop projects in Kampala. Planned facilities include a cotton textile factory a tailor shop refrigeration plants a dairy products factory mechanized agriculture training centers and scholarships in the Soviet Union.
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Tech Judgers Place 25th In Evaluation
Texas Tech five member livestock judging team placed 25th among 38 schools in the International Livestock Evaluation in Chicago. High point girl was Ann Faltisek a junior animal husbandry major from Deer Park Texas. Team members were Greg Bogard Mike Webb Don Harris and Bill Bergner.
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Ann Faltisek
Deer Park
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Greg Bogard
San Saba
Mike Webb
Lubbock
Don Harris
Cross Plains
Bill Bergner
Stinnett
Testimony resumes in damage suit over 1963 fall
Testimony continues at 9 a.m. in a 72nd District Court civil case where Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Smith of Slaton seek 10,650 against Bob Johnson owner of Johnson House Restaurant in Lubbock. Mrs. Smith alleges injuries to her right foot and ankle from a Dec 10, 1963 fall. Judge Victor H. Lindsey presides.
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Slaton
Bob Johnson
Lubbock
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W. G. Baldree
Edward Neil Ross
Mrs. Perry
Wilford
D. Watson
L. L. Hendrix
Kenneth W. Hill
Robert Mansker
W. G. Cornett
Calvin Stevenson
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Harvey W.banks
Victor H. Lindsey
Lindsey
McClellan Construction Co
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Billie June Hedrick
J. L. Hendrick
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Citizens National Bank
Charter ROTC Drill Team Selects Forty-Five Members
Texas Tech names 45 charter members for a new girls drill team sponsored by the ROTC department. From 120 applicants, the group will form at 5 p.m. in Social Science 22 to ratify a constitution elect officers and design a uniform. Several applicants from Lubbock, Houston, Amarillo, Dallas and other Texas towns are listed among the chosen cadets.
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Ann Boyd
Linda Carter
Kay Bubbard
Chery Little
Jo Ann Tierney
Lorrie Woods
Lubbock
Beth Baker
Quanah
Sherry Barnett
Lorenzo
Judith Biard
Roswell
N.M
Karran Bragg
Muleshoe
Patricia Hayes
Margy Randolph
Rita Rische
Kathy Smith
Houston
Donna Sutherland
Diane Dickson
Pamela Warren
Santo
Rebecca Wilson
Olney
Mona Pierce Exhibition Opens At Municipal Garden Arts Center
The public is invited to a 4 to 8 p m preview of Mona Pierce’s The Gospels in Art at the Municipal Garden Arts Center 4215 College Ave Lubbock under the Lubbock Art Assn. The artist will attend a reception with hostesses listed and the show runs through December 31 featuring 33 paintings and varied media by a Lubbock resident.
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Municipal Garden Arts Center
College Ave
Lubbock Art Assn
Lubbock
LAA
Pierce
Marion Sanford
Tom Miller
William Eisenberg
Tom Murphy
John Farley
Herbert Leaverton
J. H. Stiles
Tom Duggan
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