Plains Cotton Ginner of the Year Acknowledges Change
Top ginner and Plains Cotton Ginners Assn president Eeds recalls 18 years of growth from one fan and pulleys to a 1200 bale weekly plant with 27 employees. He notes higher yields, machine harvesting, and expanded capacity while leading industry groups and farming 560 acres in Hale and Swisher counties.
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Plains Cotton Ginnera Assn
Eeds
Tyler Commercial College
Prairie Lea
West Texas
Plainview
Keds
Hale
Swisher
Eds
High Phins Research Foundation
Halfway
Plains Cotton Growers, Inc
Texas Cotton Ginners Assn
Ends
First Baptist Church In
County Advances Contracts and Budget Revisions at Meeting
County commissioners resumed soil conservation work and awarded several low bids for district clerk supplies and printing. They amended the 1965 budget, authorized bids for a health department truck and a nail picker, approved right of way purchases for U S Highway 84, and reappointed the county health officer.
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City County Welfare
Walgreen Drug Store
D. S.C
Morris Pharmacy
L. and H. Central Pharmacy
Gibson Pharmacy
Raff and Hall
Stafford Landon Co
Steck Co
Si Tawdown
Keystonevelope Co
Thomas Trothers
Mill
Bennett's Printing Co
Dennis Brother Printing
Stafford Law
Sar Sides
Parks Printin
Royal Furgesan
State Highway Department
Wolfforth
Lubbock
Bessie M ‘Cullum
E. D. McCullum
Lamb
Joe Tilass
Pioneer Natural Gas Co
Arab bloc premiers meet in Cairo to discuss Israel ties
Premiers from Arab bloc nations converge in Cairo to weigh relations with Israel and economic issues. A spotlight on a Lebanon Jordan River diversion project includes a pumping station to be built on the Wazzuni River after Lebanon’s initial objections. Ugandan officials warmly welcome Peace Corps teachers and praise American educators.
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Cairo
Var
UPL
Israel
Lebanon
Jordan
Wazzuni
CK Cort Kampala
Uganda
Peace Corps
Shaban Nkutu
Texas Minnesota Float Themes Told Inaugural Parade
The Texas inaugural float will show Johnson rising to national prominence while Minnesota’s float honors Hubert H. Humphrey as source of brain power and manpower. The themes were announced by the inaugural committee chairman.
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Washington
UPD
Texas
Johnson
Dale Miller
Minnesota
Hubert H. Humphrey
Senate hearing on Vietnam war policy and CIA briefing
Senator Russell commented that Vietnam could endure with the current government as lawmakers reviewed the war strategy. John A. McCone, CIA director, faced a three hour 15 minute private briefing before the Senate Armed Services and appropriations subcommittee. Senator Mundt emphasized the political dimensions and said the hearing yielded little new information on Vietnam.
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Russell
Senate Armed Services
John A. McCone
Central Intelligence Agency
Karl E Mundt
RSD
McCone
Two Suspects Nabbed In Narcotics Raid In Lubbock
Police arrested two Lubbock men aged 26 and 20 during a narcotics raid on a residence near YWth Street and Avenue D. Detectives Doyle Nelson and Howard Smith led the operation with several officers. Officers reported finding a brown bag containing heroin paraphernalia, 19 papers believed to contain heroin, hidden in a bedstead leg and a dresser drawer.
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Lubbock
Ywth St
Ave. D
Doyle Nelson
Howard Smith
Butch Hargrave
Gary Davis
Robby Carr
Tesidence
Commission Approves New Programs at Texas Tech College
The Texas Commission on Higher Education approved two new graduate programs at Texas Technological College. The French program leads to a Master of Arts and the German program leads to an MA in German language and literature. The commission also redesignated the title of the Bachelor of Music in Music Education.
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Ancne
Soaran
Austin
Texas Commission On Higher Education
Texas Technological College
Walker Introduces Aged Care Bill In House
Representative Johnny Walker of New Mexico introduced a medical care for the aged bill in the House, promising in Santa Fe to push the measure identical to Clinton Anderson and Cecil King backed old age care. The plan would finance medical care through a trust fund separate from Social Security, a centerpiece of Walker's campaign against Republican Jack Redman of Albuquerque.
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Avalanche Journal
Watsmnevos
Washington
Johnny Walker
D-Nm
Santa Fe
Walker
Clinton Anderson
Cecil King
King. Anderson
Jack Redman
Albuquerque
County Exes of Tech Organize Lubbock Chapter for Tech Ex-Student Network
Tech ex-students in Lubbock County organized a county chapter Monday night at the First Federal Savings and Loan Building. About 115 attendees approved a constitution and elected officers including Bobby Brown as president and J Q Warnick as vice president. Wayne James of the Tech Association spoke on chapter purposes and functions.
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Lubbock County
Texas Tech
Federal Savings and Loan
Tech
Alan
Wayne James
Tech Assn
Bobby Brown
J. Q. Warnick
A. C. Bowden
Charles Joplin
Pauline Y. Bean
Bryant Edwards
Communist Rule Over Vietnam Sparks Global Crisis Warning
The piece notes Novak’s editorial suggesting a communist takeover of Vietnam would rally the worldwide Communist movement. It cites Rusk’s Sunday warning of an “even greater crisis” arising from any successful aggression, signaling potential global upheaval.
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Munist
Viet Nam
Rusk
Toastmasters Begin Membership Drive in Lubbock Meeting
The Lubbock Toastmasters Club opened its annual membership drive on Monday night and will run through February 8. Interested people may call Larry Curnutt or Joe Smith. Joe Smith was named outstanding speaker, with Curnutt Buzz Robinett and Jimmy Holmes also speaking, and Wendell Coffee hosting as MC.
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Lubbock Toastmasters Club
Larry Curnutt
Sherwood
or _Joe Smith
Smith
Curnutt
Buzz Robinett
Jimmy Holmes
Wendell Coffee
Officers Elected By Idalou Explorer Post
Idalou special report notes Explorer Scouts Post No 1 elected officers at a regular meeting in Idalou Scout Hall Friday night. New officers include Terry Schmidt president Wayne Stern vice president David Bullock reporter Antonio Calderon quartermaster Tom Morton Douglas Browning council representatives and Craig Snodgrass Kenneth Arnold alternates. Advisor Leo Bullock associate advisor Robert Moore named.
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Idalou
Terry Schmidt
Wayne Stern
David Bullock
Antonio Callderon
Tom Morton
Douglas Browning
Craig Snodgrass
Kenneth Arnold
Leo Bullock
Robert Moore
Airlines Topic Of Speaker Here
Continental Airlines executive Charles A. Bucks spoke to the Lubbock Sales and Marketing Executives Club at KoKo Palace. He said speed alone no longer sells flights and that dependability convenience comfort and fun are essential in today’s marketing. Bucks outlined growth and plans for the year.
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Charles A. Bucks
Continental Airlines
Bucks
Lubbock
KoKo Palace
J. Bucks
Continental
Snagometer Pane Sparks Mixed Reactions at Club
An inventor discusses a snagometer gadget used as party fun while a vicar warns it could cheapen the idea of sex. The device runs on electric light sockets and cost about $5.60 to make, aimed at future market appeal.
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Malcolm
Burglary at Lamesa Churches Under Investigation
Law officers hunted suspects after a break in at the First Baptist Church in Lamesa yielding about 97.50 in cash. Intruders also entered the First Methodist Church the prior night but left nothing missing. The Baptist break-in opened an east window and the safe knob was hammered off. about 87 was taken with roughly 10 found in a nearby office.
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Lamesa
First Baptist Church
First Methodist
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Idalou Explorer
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Sweden
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Kisumu
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