Weekend Teen Dances Set at Local Centers
News briefs note teen dances at Maxey and Rodge centers with 50 and 75 cent admission and evening music by The Bitter End and The Premiers. Other items include a reception at Holiday Inn for Ih Plains Trial Lawyers, a workplace injury, a safety contest awards at City Hall, a welfare luncheon, and funeral services for W V Shaw of Sweetwater.
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Maxey Community Center
Ah Street
Nashville Ave
Rodge&s Community Center
Amherst St
Ih Plains Trial Lawyers Agsn
Holiday Inn Parkway
Winston P. Brummett
Civil Defense Emergency Operating Center
City Hall
Reese Afb
Bad Weather Delays Minisub Research Findings
Navy funds minisub study to explore porpoise aided navigation as weather delays research. Project aims to learn why porpoises perform tasks more effectively and how this natural ability could assist manned subs in marine science and naval operations.
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Navy
Four Die In Houston Metal Mishap At Armco Plant
The Armco Steel plant in Houston saw four workers fatally burned when a 60,000 pound ladle of 1600 degree molten metal spilled and exploded after tilting during transfer. Six of 16 hospitalized were critical. an investigation team from Armco to study the cause. In Oakland, folk singer Joan Baez and other protesters were arrested during anti draft demonstrations at the induction center.
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Houston
UPI
Wirmen
Nathan Redbrook
Norman Doss
Leo Bell
Houston H. Krueger
Armco
Useu Jwunay
IRI
Middletown
Ohio
James L. Eager
Armeés
Folksinger
Oakland
Calif
Joan Baez
Oakland Military Induction Center
Sionts Name New Officers in Boy Scouts of America
The 1968 slate for the South Plains Council of the Boy Scouts of America was announced Tuesday at Johnson House Restaurant. Jack F. Strong of 3402 64th St. was named president, with J. D. Dyer Jr., M. B. Hood, Champ Rainwater as vice presidents, Marlin Derebery treasurer, and Carl Minor council commissioner.
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South Plains Council
Boy Scouts of America
Jack F. Strong
M. B. Hood
Champ Rainwater
Marlin Derebery
J. D. Dyer Jr
Carl Minor
South Plains
W. C. O'Mara
L. G. Pierce
Harris Underwood
L. G. Wilson
Lubbock
C. L. Abernathy
Marshall Formby
Plainview
Vann Greene
Morton
Louis Hair
Orton
R. C. Hall
Slaton
Grady Henly
New Deal
Truett
Henly
O'Donnell
J. A. Irish
Aberna
Lamesa
Quanah
Parker
Shhairman
Littlefield Seeks Chamber Award in West Texas
Littlefield enters the West Texas Chamber of Commerce Blue Ribbon City award program. The STEP Committee led by C A Duval submitted the entry Nov 30 to become the first West Texas city to seek the honor, aiming to meet standards across beautification recreation industrial development tourism and education.
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Littlefield
West Texas Chamber of Commerce
Don Wooten
Abilene
WICC
Littlefield Chamber of Commerce
C.A. Duval
Ted
Iecome
West Texas
Texas Grain Sorghum Output Increases
The USDA estimated Texas grain sorghum production at 343.485 million bushels for 1967, up from 311.7 million in 1966, with acreage at 6.735 million and yield about 51 bushels per acre. National sorghum crop set a record at 765.617 million bushels.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Texas
Department
USDA
USDAY
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M. Allison
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City County’ Welfare Department
Lubbock County Commissioners
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City-County Welfare Board
Youth Council
W. V. Shaw
Lamar
Sweetwater
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Wolfforth
Sionts
U.S. Coast Guard
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Lubbock County
Kresge
Johnny Speed Car
Suzy Homemaker Blender
Johnny Astro
Monkees
Thing Maker
Fright Factory
Boys’ Dragister
Wildcat Raceway
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Caprock Center
Moscow
UPT
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Brezhnev
Kremlin
Sant A
Lady Call Brady
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Rairoad Freight Sales