West Texas water research urged to stretch supplies
Dr. R E Patterson, dean of the Texas Agricultural Experiment Station, says reforms can extend underground water life beyond 60 years through better rainfall capture and reduced evaporation. He cites methods from plastic mulches to evaporation-retarding chemicals and new grain sorghum hybrids, with TAES ongoing studies at Lubbock Spur and other stations. The conference on water recharge featured leaders from 29 agencies and highlighted land-forming techniques and education programs.
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R. E. Patterson
Texas Agricultural Experiment Station
Collegeé
Patterson
TAES
Lubbock and Spur
Texas
West
Playa
Lubbock Experiment Station
Harold Hinn
Plainview
Dallas
Tech Board of Directors
Fred Husbands
Abilene
West Texas
U. S. Public Health Service
Greeley
Colo
High Plains
Tom McFarland
Lubbock
Gerald W. Thomas
Tech
Coeds At Elmira College Ordered To Carry Whistles
Elmira College president J Ralph Murray ordered female students to carry police whistles after dark following several molestations on campus. He urged students to blow the whistle loudly if approached by a stranger and warned that a city campus attracts undesirable men.
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Elmira
N.Y
Elmira College
J. Ralph Murray
Jool
Murray
Fre Hong Kong Means Name Harbour in Chinese
A brief note explains that the phrase Fre Hong Kong translates to Harbour in Chinese, detailing linguistic meaning and basic translation. It clarifies that Harbour is the Chinese term corresponding to the English name. The snippet emphasizes language learning elements and transliteration basics.
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Hong Kong
Ladies Day on Capitol Hill If GOP Wins
Washington report notes a GOP return to power could install Margaret Chase Smith as Senate Armed Services chair and Frances Bolton to lead House Foreign Affairs. The piece cites past female chairs, Juniors, and historic firsts, plus August recess abandonment and a Health Department elevator sign about emergency alarms.
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Leslie Carpenter
Avalanche-Journal
Washington Bureau
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Senate
Capitol Hill
Congress
Senate Armed Services Committee
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Margaret Chase Smith
Senate Armed Services
Frances Bolton
Ohio
House Foreign Affairs
Smith
Bolton
Oliver P. Bolton
Rep
Mary Norton
Jersey City
Hague
Antarctic expeditions face gear, crisis, and aging scientists
Dr Wade warns of Earth axis shifts and Antarctic warming risks as a larger, better-equipped expedition is urged. The Tech party, hampered by helicopter delays and wrong snowmobile treads, will send findings to the Antarctic Research Program center. Dr Wade, aging at 60, plans no more trips.
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Antarctica
Wade
Antarctic Research Program
Antarctic Research Program Center
Antarctic
Britain Eyes Union Stand as France Trade Pact Grows
London negotiations unfold as Britain backs US tariff cuts and world trade push. Brussels reports cancel talks with Portugal over market ties and Denmark over EEC membership. Italy warns of French influence while West Germany Belgium the Netherlands and Luxembourg back Britain joining. Kennedy’s Europe visit likely this spring amid Macmillan Fanfani talks. A French-Soviet trade accord signals 10 to 15 percent rising commerce.
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London
Christian A. Herter
Kennedy
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Europe
Herter
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Portugal
Denmark
European Atomic Energy Community
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West Germany
Belgium
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Rome
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Macmillan
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France
Soviet Union
Doctor accused of staff bias and evasive remarks
A physician faced scrutiny over conduct and alleged antagonism toward colleagues. He admitted knowing a staff vote to retain doctors, 8-4 with one abstention, and discussed nurses overhearing disparaging remarks. He denied unethical conduct and said he took rival newspaper copies from patients.
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Pecos Independent
Jack Reedy
Dunn
The
Independent
Pecos Daily News
Two charged in burglary of Ella Iles elementary
Burglary charges were filed against James Odell Richardson and Abe Clark Jr two men arrested after a break in at Ella Iles Elementary School just before 11 p m Thursday They were held in Lubbock County Jail on 2500 bond each police said janitor Joe Carroll heard glass break and alerted coworker Jimmy Sneed Richardson crouched behind a water cooler in the cafeteria a second man fled a 1 40 a m Friday arrest of Abe Clark Jr in the 2300 block of First followed entry through a window and door police noted a projector found near the exterior door three juveniles aged 13 15 and 16 were later apprehended for vehicle radiator thefts at Live Wire Auto Sales and other burglaries in the area
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Ella Iles
Lubbock County
James Odell Richardson
Cedar
Abe Clark Jr
Birch
Joe Carroll
Jimmy Sneed
Richardson
Clark
First
Raymond Long
Ave. F
Prohibited weapon case and local notices headlined briefs
Judge Pat S Moore assessed 150 dollars and court costs Friday against Don David Earnest 21 of Lubbock after pleading guilty to carrying a prohibited weapon Bond of 500 dollars was set for Fred Cargill 21 of Lubbock who pleaded innocent He was charged with theft of a saddle Jan 26 from W O Murray operator of Riding Academy Idalou Road Other items include VFW District 7 School of Instruction set for Spur at 2 p m Sunday with Jess Kirkland Lamesa District 7 commander presiding and Janey Williams 2012 31st St district president in charge An intermediate bridge course at Maxey Community Center 30th St and Nashville starts Monday Wanda Collier instructor Registration for spring session adult crafts ballroom dance and Spanish begins Call SW9 7652 Also Mrs Chester Sullivan 42nd is at Grand Saline due to Dr A M Fisher brain hemorrhage with doctors reporting condition satisfactory Billy Ray Malone 31 of E Baylor St in fair condition after a one car crash on Slaton highway Lubbock notices update Boy Scouts Capital Fund campaign totals near 40 000 as advanced gifts drive continues with a 20 county campaign launching Monday dinner at Vans Catering Service Dr Walter Rogers Texas Tech College will speak at Lubbock Christian College chapel Monday.
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Pat S. Moore
Don David Earnest
Lubbock
Fred Cargill
E. 37Th St
W. O. Murray
Idalou Rd
Maxey Community Center
30Th St
Nashville
Wanda Collier
Guerrillas Surrender in South Viet Nam Provinces
In January eighty five Communist guerrillas surrendered in two provinces near Saigon. The press agency said all were cleared and given help to return home after expressing repentance.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Hawaii Gale Winds Shut Port and Beam Homes
Honolulu reopened as gale winds eased from 70 mph to 10 20 mph. The storm caused traffic crashes and flying debris with injuries to several. Red Cross aided families on windward Oahu where roofs were blown off four homes and utilities were cut by broken poles.
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Honolulu
Hawaii
Red Cross
Oahu
Defense Department eyes cheaper housing for civilians
The Defense Department seeks new construction methods to cut its $350 million annual housing bill. It owns about 350000 units with 7500 new homes this year costing about 130500 each. Techniques include paint free siding, plastic plumbing, and full house width laminated flooring, with civilian builders invited to adopt cost cuts.
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Washington
Defense Department
Pentagon
United States
Department
Salem Avenue Baptist Church February heart month activities
The Sunday School will study Genesis 21 noting Isaac as a picture of the Saviour. Dr Tatum speaks on A New Beginning the first in a monthly series A Dedicated Heart. February is Heart Month with a message The Refuge of Prayer a Source of Spiritual Strength. Salem Avenue Baptist Church 27th Ave Salem Avenue.
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Isaac
Tatum
Rocking Hymn London: Barrow Plans Cliff of Ages Tune
The Rev H Buchanan Barrow of Barnet says his contribution to a hymn tune collection includes the piece Cliff of Ages Rock for Me. He describes the tune as part of a book of hymn tune hits and notes its suburban London background.
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Rocking Hymn London
UPI
H. Buchanan Barrow
Barnet
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