Research Grants Approved By Soil Group On Cotton Weed Control
An all day program at Union Building covered 21 reports on soil and water salinity and chemical weed control in cotton on the High Plains. Hudspeth, chief agricultural engineer at Lubbock Experiment Station, described a 40 inch row system using a rolling cultivator and post emergence Diuron with surfactant in a 10 inch band.
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Union Building
Lubbock
High Plains
Boeing
Elmer Wthadspeth
Lubbock Experiment Station
Tog Gia Ceat
Hudspeth
Ieee
E. D. Robison
Spur Experiment Station
Highway Department
Allen F. Wiese
Great Plains
Bushland
L. L. Bay
Cleveland Press guild accepts end of 76 day strike
The Cleveland Press guild unit voted to accept managements offer to end the 76 day strike with counter terms. The Plain Dealer guild is expected to accept when it meets next, as wages talks progressed and a major union security issue eased. The strike, begun Nov 29, closed the afternoon Cleveland Press and the morning Plain Dealer.
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Cleveland
UPS
Cleveland Press Guild
Plain Dealer Guild
Cleveland Press
Scripps - Howard
Plain Dealer
Laos Neutralist Army Chief Shot by Pathet Lao Guerrillas
Col Ketsana, 30, former military commander of Phonsavan in the Plain of Jars, was killed Tuesday night by suspected Pathet Lao guerrillas. Government spokesman Col Thom Poun said the attack followed dissident neutralists’ shooting down of an American plane, heightening fears of a new crisis.
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Vientiane
Laos
UPI
Pathet Lao
Souvanna Phouma
Thom Poun
Col
Ketsana
Phonsavan
Plain of Jars
Poun
Push Bill Probes Renaming WTSC to West Texas State University
In Austin the Texas House advanced a bill to rename West Texas State College to West Texas State University. A proposed amendment to call A&M “The University of Texas Agriculture and Mechanical Branch at College Station” drew jest from representatives. The session eyed final calendar action and sending the measure to the Senate.
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David Crews
Conroe
West Texas State
J. M. Simpson
Amarillo
Cotten
Ernest S. Marsh
Atcheson
Topeka
San Byron
Ta Fe Railroad
Chicago
Galveston
Houston and
Fort, ‘Worth
House
Aponyal
Senate
No Changes Planned for Bracero Program Extension
California Governor Edmond G. Brown visited federal agencies in Washington to press for coordinated farm labor policy. Secretary Freeman said no changes are planned in the Bracero program as it heads toward renewal, with Labor Secretary Wirtz expected to weigh in on extension.
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Washington
UPI
Edmond G. Brown
Jack Burley
Brown
Freeman
Agriculture Department
Labor Department
Speed trap complaint lands man in jail after letter
William E. Bentley of Keller says Blue Mound judge jailed him for contempt after his wife wrote to state Senator Don Kennard alleging Blue Mound was a speed trap. Bentley faced speeding fines and a $50 contempt sentence. jail time accrues if the fine is not paid.
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Duvall
Bentley
Ferris’ Court
Kennard
Khrushchev and wife sign death notice for Rimsky
Premier Nikita Khrushchev and Nina Petrovna signed a black-bordered notice in Pravda for Lev Rimsky a former Donetsk party school director who died Feb 8 at 63. Rimsky a Party member since 1919 was praised as a man of crystal purity and active communist.
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Moscow
UPI
Nikita Khrushchev
Nina Petrovna
Khrushchev
Pravda
Lev Abramovich Rimsky
Communist Party
Donetsk
Yuzovka
Rimsky
Russia
Weathered Texas street thefts and vandalism reported
Police logged a series of dash and property crimes including smashed windshields on two vehicles, tire slashing, a ripped pay phone, and thefts from cars at Cap Rock Center Monterey Center and Carlisle Mall. Losses included clothing, a coat, rings, candy, a radio, papers, and sport jackets. Authorities cited multiple victims across 60th to 66th Streets and nearby areas.
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H. C. Morrow
Caprock Center
Raymond Tickering
Ralph Duty
E. 9Th St
Monterey Center
R L. McClure
Plainview
Carl ‘Hulsey
32Nd St
Carlisle
Estes Burgamy
Santa Fe Plans For Texas Seerston Announcement Today
In Dallas officials said future Santa Fe Railroad plans for Texas Seerston would be revealed today. A spokesman noted possible merger implications and that the statement will have bearing on the question.
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Galveston
Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fes Railroad
Robert Albright
Theodore B. Stubbs
Chicago
Marsh
Texas
Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe Railroad
Panhandle and Santa Fe Railroad
Santa Fe
Dallas
Santa Fe Railroad
Texas Seerston Mot
Two Arrested After High Speed Chase Across Town
Early Wednesday two men were arrested after a high speed chase from the 2700 block Texas Ave to E 50th Street. A 24 year old suspect was turned over to Reese Air Force Base officials as a deserter from the Army. Bobby Jack Morman, 21, 1950 Ave N rear, paid a $25 fine for drunkenness and faced a $400 bond for a telephone receiver found in the car. Federal agents weigh forgery charges over military discharge papers. Chase began around 2 40 a.m when Patrolman James Simmons spotted the fleeing vehicle.
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Texas Ave
E. 50Th Street
Reese Air Force Base
Army
Bobby Jack Morman
Ave. N
Amarillo Air Force Base
Reege
James Simmons
Texas Avenue
20 Injured In Bus-Truck Wreck
A tractor-trailer and a school bus carrying 62 children sideswiped on a snow slick street in Waterloo New York. Twenty nine children and the bus driver were injured with severe head injuries for the driver and the loss of a leg for Deboreh Marcuccilli. The truck driver Robert Turner of Dallas Texas faced a stop sign violation charge.
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Waterloo
N.Y
New York
Robert Turner
Dallas
Tex
Turner
Deboreh Marcuccilli
Seneca Falls
Maid Of Cotton Visits New Orleans On Tour
Miss Shelby Smith of Albuquerque New Mexico the 1963 Maid of Cotton arrived in New Orleans on a 50 000 mile tour of the United States Crete and Europe The 23 year old beauty is first from her state to win the title and travels with an all cotton wardrobe designed by 40 top designers The tour promotes cotton usage Smith was a biology lab assistant and graduate student at the University of New Mexico and wore a lizard print cotton suit with a sand colored velveteen top coat
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New Orleans
UPI
Shelby Smith
Albuquerque
N.M
United States
Crete
Europe
Mies Smith
University of New Mexico
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Hudsem
Halfway
Rip van Winkle
Dean
Quito
U. S
Ecquador
Zale
Soil Fertility Group
N. D. MacAllister
South Plains Soil Fertility Committee
Texas Tech
MacAllister
Raymond King
Bill J. Waddle
Lewis F. Coulter
Arnold Newman
Littlefield
Red
WTSC
School For Milking
A&m
University of Texas
Simpson
Tere
California
Sec. of Agriculture
Orville Freeman
Nikita
Laredo
Aladar Deutsch
Aladar Deutsch Perfume and Jewelry Company
Nuevo Laredo
Hungary
Deutsch
Tech C
William Ae Jr
Gaston ‘Hall
Mes Sohn T. Shemeet
Wood
60Th St
Charles E. Drake
43Rd St
Maid of Cotton
T.V. Sales & Service
Miller-Howard Office Supply Co
Orator
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