Hereford Fire Chief Named as Moses Fights Bank Sabotage Claims
Hereford volunteers name James W. Dickerson Jr. as fire chief succeeding Dub Reeves as five new officers are announced including Max Tape as assistant chief and Charles L. Laing secretary. Moses accuses bankers of sabotage linked to New York World's Fair finances claiming mortgage and gate receipts shortfalls.
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Ie Fairy Adeinas
Gates
Morgan Guaranty Trust
York
Iones
Moore
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Tulsa
Thas
Tulia City Manager To Take Pampa Post
Tulsa (Special) Jim White resigns to become manager of Pampa. He will assume duties February 18, succeeding Henry Schmitzer who retired January 1. White has served Tulia since May 1988 after moving from Lubbock where he was administrative assistant to the city manager.
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Tulsa
Jim White
Amps
Lord Schmitzer
Pampa
White
Lubbock
Him the White House Beagle Leads Inaugural Day Parade
President Johnson's beagle "Him" spent a busy day at the capital. The White House dog attended church, witnessed the oath of office, and joined the parade along Pennsylvania Avenue with the inaugural excitement.
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Johnson
Hubert Bi Ey
White House
Washington
Mily
Beagle
Pennsylvania Avenue
Blanco
Seed Processing Plant To Be Built In Ralls Texas Triumph Seed Co
Three Ralls men announce a new seed processing plant to produce hybrid sorghum and other seeds. The $50 000 project will create about 30 seasonal and 5 full time jobs in Crosby County. Local firm members Martin Campbell Orr lead the venture with Crosby County farmers being contacted for seed production.
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Imade
Lubbock
Pen
Noa
Bob
Ody Crouty
Bankers Trust Co
William
Renchard
Tule Creek
Chemical Bank
New York Trust
Tulsa
David Rockefeller
Prealton
Lockney
Has
Wales
Chase Manhattan Bank
Bis
Texas Triumph Seed *Co., Inc
Ralls
White House
Atlat
Johnson
Martin
Campbell
Orr
Crosby County Farm
Crosby County
Verdi's Falstaff Broadcast From Metropolitan Opera
FM listeners in Lubbock can hear Verdi's Falstaff, his last opera, broadcast live Saturday from the Metropolitan Opera House in New York over Texas Tech's KTXT F M.
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Lubbock
Texa
Tech
Ktxt-Fm
Metropolitan Opera House
Noveg Ore
Springlake Official Among Bill's Sponsors
Austin special report notes Rep. Clayton of Springlake among 17 sponsors of an oil pooling bill listed No. 2 on the Texas House agenda. The bill, drafted in the Senate earlier, aims to let small tract owners force entry into a larger adjoining unit on an equitable basis.
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Bill
Austin
Clayton
Springlake
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