Mexican farm administrator seeks area host for summer study
Xavier Origel 26 of San Miguel Allende, Mexico, aims to visit the U.S. this summer to observe mechanized farming on an area host farm. L. W. McDowell of Lubbock seeks a family willing to provide room and board for Origel while he studies agricultural operations. William B. Fox of San Miguel Allende provides a recommendation, noting Origel’s strong education and land concern. Contact McDowell at Porter 2-8119 or Sherwood 4-5488 for details.
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McDowell
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Porter
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Speedup Okayed For Road Work By Commerce Chief
Secretary of Commerce Frederick H. Mueller authorized a major speed-up in federal aid highway building starting July 1. States may award twice as many contracts for interstate and other roads, boosting a lagging industry though not tied to the current economic outlook.
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Amarillo Man Named To Head State DAV
Carl Smith of Amarillo was elected state commander of the Texas Disabled American Veterans at a three day convention. The event chose Brownwood as the 1961 conclave site and announced numerous auxiliary and DAV officers from across the state.
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American Seed Trade Assn
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Fionia Bumpas
Dallas
Josephine Abercombie
San Antonio
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Homemaking Extension Sets Series of Open Houses and Exhibits
Extension programs end this week with Hus to end classes at Lubbock Public Schools. Tom S Lubbock High hosts July sessions led by Mrs Katherine Bullock and Mrs Harriett Hays. Achievement Day events list schools, instructors and times for style shows open houses and exhibits across W B Atkins JH J T Hutchinson JH R W Matthews JH O L Slaton JH Carroll Thompson JH Smylie JH Tom S Lubbock HS Monterey SHS Dunbar HS and more with a social hour at each program. A total of 201 students enrolled in the summer homemaking phase and 30 attended the play school.
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Katherine. Bullock
Harriett Hays
W. B. Atkins Junior High School
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J. T. Hutchinson
D'Lyle Blackmon
R. W. Matthews Junior High School
Marjorie Mitchell
O. L. Slaton Junior High School
Virginia Holmes
Carroll Thompson
Annie Margaret Turner
Smylie Junior High School
Lila Wilkins
Tom S. Lubbock High School
Johnny Dorsey
Jean Foster
Monterey Senior High School
Barbara Hamilton
Doris Dixon
Dunbar High School
Josey Bonnery
Highway maintenance budget approved for Texas roads
The Highway Commission approved a 49.2459 million dollar maintenance budget covering 56 750 miles of state marked highways. It includes Galvester Boli ferry and Baytown tunnel upkeep with 27.0402 million for state and federal highways and 17.7708 million for farm and ranch to market roads.
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Highway Commission
Baytown
Weather forecast across regions with varying showers
Rain and showers spread into the Ohio Valley and Great Lakes today with scattered Gulf coast showers. Cooler air arrives in the upper Midwest and Pacific Northwest while the eastern states and Plateau stay warm. AP Wirephoto.
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Piper Aircraft to acquire Aero Signal Laboratories
Piper Aircraft Corp announced it has purchased Aero Signal Laboratories of Phoenix Arizona for an undisclosed price. The laboratories will be moved to Aero Beach Florida, location of Piper's engineering and development center.
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Piper
Aero Beach
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Johnson Denies Threat Charge in Elder Health Bill
Senate Leader Lyndon B. Johnson denounced a Williams claim that he threatened to block a medical care for the aged bill if Kennedy supporter Governor Williams backed Kennedy. Johnson called the accusation untrue and urged passage of a health plan this session, stressing he will push for one though committees decide specifics.
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UPI
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Supreme Court OKs Dayton housing inspection without warrants
In a 4-4 decision with Justice Stewart recused, the Court sustains Dayton Ohio minimum housing standards requiring owners to admit inspectors without warrants. Violations carry fines up to 200 dollars or up to 30 days in jail per day of noncompliance. The case centered on Earl Taylor of Dayton who refused access seeking to test the ordinance's constitutionality.
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Supreme Court
Dayton
Ohio
Stewart
Taylor
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