Tax Collector’s Quest Leads to Africa Payment
Tax collector Joseph Lina tracks a delinquent payer named Andrew Huches who fled to avoid 848 in personal taxes. A steamship company confirmed Huches was in Mombassa, Kenya, and Lina sent a letter to the African town. This week Huches mailed a check for the owed amount.
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Odt, NJ
UPI
Joseph Lina
Amereagn
Andrew Huchesay
Lesti Iver
Luna
Huches
Steamship Company
Mombassa
Kenya
Africa
Army Reluctance Frustrates Kane in Rockport
Kane of Rockport, 44, seeks Army enlistment but faces rejection. His attorney Lola L Bonner says options exist. Kane expresses resolve to contribute in any way possible amid debate over service, war, and national duty.
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Rockport
Kane
Ace
Lola L Bonner
United States
M P O Hemorrhoid Relief Ad Claims Longer Lasting Action
An advertisement touts MP O as a germ killing product with Hexachlorophene to fight infection and a cooling base to keep medication in place for prolonged relief. It promises lasting relief from itching and urges trying MP O suppositories if unsatisfied with current treatments.
TV Log Entry From March 1968 Channel Listings
Broadcast schedule fragment from KINT-TV and Channel 7 Odessa for March 1968 lists shows like Jeopardy and public service segments. Mentions morning and evening time slots, entries with program titles, host references, and channel identifiers amid garbled OCR text.
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Kint-Tv
Channel 5
Masser
Sarre Tislan
Pridany Maren
Mans
Publications To Honor Area Man
Brownfield special report notes State Rep. Jesse T. George of Brownfield gains two national recognitions. He is listed in Outstanding Young Men of America 1986 and America's top men 21 to 36. He appears in Who's Who in American Politics 1966 and is unopposed for re election. As a member of the 58th Legislature he sits on five committees. He sponsored a Texas Youth Conference on Crime and averages eight speeches weekly. He manages local Chamber of Commerce days per week.
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Brownfield
Jesse T. George
America
George
Tesus
Texas
Morton
Goorge
Austin
Chamber of
Hart Board Election Sees Five Candidates Filed
Hart residents report five persons filed for two Hart school board seats in the April 2 election, including incumbent Deryl Cleventer and Chant Cox Henderson. The filing deadline was midnight, with the election set for City Hall. Local coverage notes a woman among the candidates and mentions ongoing terms and candidacy status.
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Hart
Deryl Cleventer
Chant Cox
Henderson
City Hall
DeMille to Speak on The Inner Eye in City Tonight
Renowned mentalist DeMille, described as the most thought provoking man in America, will present The Inner Eye at 7 15 p m today for the Lubbock Knife and Fork Club at Holiday Inn Park. The program explores time and the subconscious mind and claims uncanny foreknowledge.
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America
Lubbock Knife and Fork Club
Holiday Inn Park
Anothr
Arlene Francis
Ed Tos
Sullivan
Buenos Aires
Jails
Canyon Man Named To Tulia Bank Post
Jere Sink of Canyon has been named assistant vice president of the First State Bank of Tulia. A West Texas State University graduate, Sink previously worked at the American National Bank of Amarillo in roles including supervisor of bookkeeping and audit, commercial loan teller, head teller, and credit department manager. He is married to Andre Sledge with three children and plans to move to Tulia soon.
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Tulia
Jere Sink
Canyon
First State Bank of
Hiram Jordan
West Texas State University
Sink
American National Bank of
Amarillo
Tulsa
Amarillo Bank
Hart Man Of The Year Named At Lions Banquet
Lanny Tucker, Hart vocational agriculture teacher in public schools, was named 1965 Man Of The Year at the Lions Club Ladies Night banquet. Rev Leon Hill spoke, while Rev Douglas Gossett presented the award. Tucker has nine years teaching in Hart schools and is active in community affairs. De Wayne Brown presided as master of ceremonies.
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Hart
Lanny Tucker
Hart Public Schools
Lions Club
Leon Hill
Amarillo
Doulas Gossett
P Tor
Hart Methodist Church
Tucker
DeWayne Brown
Traditional barefoot rickshaw pullers face Indian government crackdown
Traditional barefoot rickshaw pullers, a vestige of colonial India, are being pushed out by the government. The plan phases out horse-drawn carts gradually to avoid hardship and offers licensing for mechanized vehicles. Sydney also plans a prison overhaul as part of a broader reform.
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New Delhi
India
Radio Programs KFYO 700 Ons Pea surning t fos
Broadcast schedule notes unclear readings list shows program names and times with scattered fragments. Mentions Marco and Sewn Muse and a reference to The Word Tons in a largely unreadable column of radio listings.
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Marco
Parnes
Fate
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