Voters approve by two to one margin on national primary plan
George Galina reports from Princeton New Jersey that amid upcoming New Hampshire and Minnesota primaries the American Institute survey shows strong public backing for a national presidential primary with a two to one margin.
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International Crime Fighter Dies in Germany
Funeral services are pending in Austin for Capt. Norris B. Doss who died of a heart attack March 2 in Frankfurt, Germany. Doss, a 19 year Army veteran and former European special investigator, aided in counterfeiting raids and Nazi treasure searches and served as bodyguard to Eisenhower Ridgway and Margaret Truman. He is survived by his wife and three children and by two brothers, three sisters, and his mother.
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Two Hurt as Car Overturns Near Slaton
Robert Hurst fourteen and Charlotte Bland thirteen were reported much improved at Mercy Hospital after a late Thursday overturn on an unmarked county road north of Slaton. Investigators said driver Hurst failed to navigate a right curve, sending the car into a bar ditch and turning over.
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Monterey High Honors for Wienke and Warren
Billy Wienke and Marilyn Warren, seniors at Monterey High, are named Junior Rotarian and Girl of the Month for March. Warren, daughter of W C Warren, traveled to Sweden as a Dist 9 Girl Scout representative and serves on multiple school committees. Wienke, son of L R Wienke, attended the Youth and Government Conference in Austin and will lead in the senior class play The Barretts of Wimpole Street on April 20.
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Nibs) Warren
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Perms Vanish at Doncaster Deaf School After Criticizer Hair Styles
A Doncaster school for the deaf removed styles referred to as perms after the principal criticizer highlighted them in a magazine. This action followed concerns about self-expression and discipline within the institution.
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Banauet Meet Planned Monday By Dry Cleaning Association
Frank Junell of Citizens National Bank of Lubbock will address a banquet meeting of the Lubbock Dry Cleaning Assn at the Slide Road Community Center Monday. Co chairs Mrs. Chester Halder and Harvey Hamrick lead arrangements. Joe Hopner is association president.
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Hobbs Rites Set For Fred Krause
Funeral services are planned for Sunday afternoon in Hobbs for Fred Krause 64 a longtime resident who died unexpectedly at home He was a retired machinist and lived in Hobbs since 1930 The Rock Chapel Baptist Church will host the service with pastors Bill Cornett and Bill Carter assisting Burial will follow at Prairie Haven Cemetery under Griffin Funeral Home care He is survived by his widow Ruby Krause two daughters Helen Krause and Frida Crawford both of Hobbs one brother George Krause and two sisters Lizzie Krause and Hallie Krause Pallbearers include Sim Levy Ralph Beard Lyle Garner Bob Prater Sandy Glanton and Raymond Crowe.
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Folger Library Finds Missing 1867 Book From Boston
The Folger Shakespeare Library learned a volume on its shelves had belonged to the Boston Athenæum. After its return, Boston officials reported the book had been missing since 1867.
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13 Dead Hogs Dumped Near Idalou in Field Off Highway
County health officials report 13 dead hogs found in a field near Idalou Highway just outside the city limits. Walter Breedlove notes the animals were likely diseased and closer than 300 yards to the road, posing a health risk and potential $100 fine for improper disposal. Public tips urged to aid enforcement.
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Brownfield Student Accepted to Tulane Medical School
Chris Burda son of Mr and Mrs F S Doc Burda has been accepted to Tulane Medical School He is a UT senior to receive a BS in June He was Brownfield High School honor student student council president and Cub s Den editor From hundreds of applicants he is one of 12 chosen from Texas and will enter Tulane in September.
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Doc) Burda
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County officials plan burying hogs after health scare
County authorities planned to bury the hog carcasses after a disposal incident inflamed public safety concerns. Otis Isom criticized the likely lack of public safety concern from a hog producer, while the animals listed include Duv oes, Poland China and Hampshire breeds.
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Dopey Defense in San Antonio Killing Time on Marijuana Case
Donald Sing faced a marijuana possession charge as witnesses testified marijuana seed in Sing's yard was feed for fighting gamecocks. Judge M. D. Jones told the jury to acquit, with Sing's father noting the seed is thought to improve a rooster’s fighting ability.
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