City Eyes Investment in Short Term Notes
City officials weigh moving deposits into short term U S government notes to boost earnings. City Mgr Bill Pitstick cites initial under 1 million investment with Citizens National Bank and notes current depository contracts and bond sale gains prompting reconsideration of the citys investment policy.
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City Eyes
Treasury
Bill Pitstick
Citizens National Bank
City of Lubbock
Pitstick
Sterling Miller
West Texas
United States of America
City of
Lubbock
Lsmcat
Bank of Dallas Nates
Case 2060 Shows Relief After Spinal Alignment
A 48 year old woman with left leg pain numbness and atrophied muscles improved after chiropractic analysis found a spinal vertebra misalignment. After confirming nerve blockage she began chiropractic care and remains well. Blair Chiropractic Clinic director notes ongoing good progress in Lubbock Texas.
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Blair Chiropractic Clinic
Avenue Q
Lubbock
Texas
400 Entries Seen At Lynn Livestock Show Tahora Special
About 400 entries across 41 classes of beef calves swine and lambs compete at the Lynn County Livestock Show with judging scheduled Friday and Saturday. County agents Griffin and Roach oversee entry receipt and judging while Scotty Windom Ed Garnett and local clubs provide prize allocations totaling around 700 dollars for winners and showmanship awards.
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Lynn County
Bill Griffin
Scurry
Billy Roach
Snyder
Scotty Windom
Vor Cational
Larhaddie
Ed Garnett
Wolfforth
Tahoka Chamber of Commerce
Rotary Club
Tahoka Chier of Commerce
Lynn County Farm Bureau
Fire In Capitol Offices Injures Three In Austin
An electrical explosion and flash fire on Monday forced hundreds of state employees from the 10 story Sam Houston State Office Building. Richard Overstreet 56 sustained facial neck and arm burns. John Roundtree 26 burned fingers. Oscar Holts electrican minor burns. Fire chief attributed a fifth floor short circuit. Eight fire companies fought the blaze as smoke filled floors four and six and elevators were halted. The building houses multiple state agencies near the Capitol.
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R. H. Dickerson
Capitol
Board of Control
Gov
John Connally
Water Development Board
Water Rights Commission
Liquor Control Board
Texas Youth Council
State Auditor
Commission
Hale 4-H Youth Is Top Producer in Hale County
Hale 4-H member Hoyle Curtis of Peters burg will receive a 100 award from the Texas Cotton Ginners Association for top cotton production in the 1965 statewide program. Curtis, son of Mr and Mrs Glenn Curtis, posted averages over 1000 pounds per acre on five acre demonstrations for three years, with 1198 pounds in 1963. He earned a trip to the National 4-H Congress after winning the state field crops contest last year.
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Plainview
Hoyle Curtis
Petersburg
Hale County
College Station
Hale
Texas Cotton Ginners Association
Hoyle
Glenn Curtis
Rt. 1
Dallas
Chicago
Junior Stock Show Slated At Lockney
Cotton Neely will judge about 110 animals Saturday at the Lockney Junior Livestock Show held in the Floyd County Fair show barn. He is a vocational agriculture instructor at Monterey High School, Lubbock. Lockney FFA and 4-H students from Tckney and Providence schools may enter. John Dorman is general superintendent with Pat Frizzell assisting.
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Lockney
Cotton Neely
Neely
Monterey High School
Lubbock
FFA
Tckney
Providence
Floyd County Fair
John Dorman
Pat Frizzell
Plan to build food fiber reserves faces Senate debate
The article reports on a proposal to create strategic government stockpiles of wheat, feed grains, cotton, and other commodities under the Commodity Credit Corp. It discusses potential powers for the secretary of agriculture, criticisms by Rhodes of overreach, and Johnson's Food For Freedom framework with questions on reserve size and market impact.
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CCC
F. Marion
Rhodes
New York Cotton Exchange
Cong
Harold Cooley
North Carolina
House Agriculture Committee
Commodity Credit Corp
Secretary of Agriculture
Sec. of Agriculture
Orville Freeman
Freeman
Congress
USDA
Ithe
Johnson
Levelland Junior Livestock Show Opens Thursday
Levelland area youth livestock events begin with swine weigh-ins Thursday from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. beef and sheep checks run 3 to 5 p.m. Judging starts Friday at 9 a.m. with sheep, beef at 10:30 a.m., swine at 1 p.m. The sale closes Saturday at 1 20 p.m.
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Levelland
Levelland Area
Billy Ray Burleson
Hockley
Cochran
Claud
Garza County Junior Livestock Show Judge Named
Sid Long of Gail Borden County High School will judge the first Garza County Junior Livestock Show to be held March 18 19 with Kenneth Boze man of Lubbock auctioning the animals and J B Potts of the First National Bank serving as announcer The event includes a county fair hosted by Garza County home demonstration clubwomen and a noon barbecue on March 19.
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Sid Long
Borden County
Gail
Garza County
Jim Jackson
Livestock Show Association
Jackson
Kenneth Bozeman
Lubbock
J. B. Potts
First National Bank
Home Demonstration
Man Confesses Part In Killing Of Malcolm X
Hayer testified he helped in the assassination with others but refused to name co defendants. He said he was hired to participate and told the court he knew who was there, but insisted Butler and Johnson had nothing to do with the crime. Malcolm X was shot in the Audubon Ballroom on February 21.
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Mayer
New York
Malcolm X
Marge Hayer
Gro
Hayer
Butler
Thomas
Johnson
Supreme Court
Charles
Marks
Ruth
William C. Chance
Chance
Trial of theft case under way in Amarillo
Dempsy John Blackwell, 31, Amarillo, faces theft by false pretext for a check passed at J C Penney in Amarillo on January 19. The case opened in 72nd District Court Monday with a jury selected to hear two weeks of criminal trials. Judge Victor H Lindsey presiding.
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Dempsy
John Blackwell
Amarillo
J. C. Penney
Reader's Digest outlines cause and cure for chronic fatigue
A March issue explains why chronic fatigue is not true fatigue and provides six steps to change routines and unlock new energy sources. The digest discusses practical tips from a doctor and is described as now on sale.
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Reader’s Digest
Reader's Digest
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Blairs Desk
Lynn Livestock Show
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Niagara
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Secretary of Agriculure
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UPI
Catholic Digest
Lobrock Avalanche-Journal
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Lubbock Avalanche
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Malcolm
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Black Muselims
Ady
Europe
ADLER
Arista Student Travel Association of
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15Th
Miller- Howard Office . Supply Co
Miracle Pest Control
Redd Pest Control Company
Redd Man
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