Plains cotton prospects at 55th Texas Cotton Assoc meet
R S Tapp retiring president of the Texas Cotton Association reports a 3 450 000 bale surplus may shrink to 1 6 9 million with an 28 percent national acreage cut and 23 percent production drop. He notes exports and world prices shaping a push toward a freer market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. S
Tapp
Texas Cotton Association
Dallas
The
TCA
W Tapp
Secretary of Agriculture
Free Nations
Maxey Sues CNB and Others in Oklahoma Court
Homer G. Maxey, a former Lubbock resident now in Pawhuska, files a civil suit in the Northern District of Oklahoma against Citizens National Bank of Lubbock its president E W Williams Clyde Gordon Kenneth E Roger and Monterey Corporation. He seeks actual damages of 2 489 705 45 plus further claims for injuries to his business and feeding enterprise interests in New Mexico and Texas. Trial date and site not yet set.
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Avalanche Journal
Pawhuska
Okla
Homer G. Maxey
Lubbock
U. Tustrict
Northern Distrit
Oklahoma
Citizens National Bank of
Tims
Maxey
New Mews
Texas
Atte
White House faces union revolt over TV broadcast crew
President Johnson confronts a White House labor dispute as NABET technicians threaten a televised blackout by opposing the use of Army signalmen and private contractors for his radio and TV appearances. A meeting with networks and AFL CIO unions is planned to resolve the pickups and facilities.
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Washington
White House
Marty G. Schlezel
Newvack Affairs
Afl-Cio
NABET
Jenson
O Reilon
U 2
Columbia
Internation Brotherliei of
Electrical Workers
O Prose
Vut
Inheritance Tax Laws Discussed at Luncheon
Bird of the Inheritance Tax Division led a discussion at a Lubbock County Fur Association luncheon on Texas inheritance tax procedures for filing returns by estates of residents who die in state. The talk covered proper handling and filing with the General Revenue department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bird
Lubbock County Fur Association
Dessons
Pate Waller
Ball
Robbery by Assault Charged in West Texas Incident
Felony robbery by assault charges were filed against 18 year old John Martinez for allegedly beating and robbing 77 year old Walter Owens on February 7. Owens was assaulted at a residence, robbery included $400 from his pillfold, and his pickup truck was later found abandoned. He was hospitalized at West Texas Hospital.
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John Martinez
Walter Owens
Bon
Owens
Martinez
West Texas Hospital
Quarantine Of Cattle Explained
A notice clarifies cattle quarantine rules for Hale Briscoe Castro Swisher Floyd and Lamb counties. It outlines when movement may occur and the state’s requirements for breeding stock and feed shipments, aiming to prevent disease spread among herds.
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Federsi
Hale
Briscoe
Castro
Swisher
Floyd
Lamb
City Couple Attend Services In Ohio
Mr and Mrs Paul E Breny attended services in Spencerville Ohio for Mrs Brenneman who died recently Her survivors include a son Richard A Purdy of Spencer three daughters Mrs Ho nateville Edwin Cupp Pandora Ohio ten grandchildren great grandchildren and two great great grandchildren The funeral was conducted under quarantine with federal safeguards related to interstate movement of livestock in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul E. Breny
Spencerville
Ohio
Lock
Richard A. Purdy
Spencer
Tech Graduate Scores Second Highest National CPA Exam
Texas Tech alumnus Cook Nelson, a 1965 graduate, posted the country’s second highest score in the CPA exam. He worked with Houston firms Peat, Marwick, Mitchell and Company, and earned the Elijah Watt Sells Silver Medal. He was active in Beta Alpha Psi and had the top GPA among Tech accounting graduates in 1965.
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Hosein
Nelson Cook
Texas Tech
Bere
Friday Cook
Garden City
Tad Poerss
Houston
Peat, Marwick, Mitchell and Company
Ben F. Robinson
Lardhork Cpa
Conk
Texas High Plains sorghum seeds spread to South Africa
A Johannesburg seedman said Texas High Plains sorghum varieties and hybrids now dominate South African seed crops. C. J. Kirstein, with 7,900 acres of seed production, arranged shipments from Hunt and Tipps Seeds and plans 12 000 to 15 000 acres of seed with South Africa. He noted U S grains and hybrids expanding rapidly and cited sorghum as a versatile food and beer grain in the region.
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C. J. Kirstein
South Africa
Lubbock
Ted Tipps
Homer Hunt
Kirstein
Texas High Plains
South Asia
Johannesburg
Hartbeesfontein
South
Wan
High Plains
Kirstein Coatr
South Arie
Parent’ Foundation
Hunt and Tipps Seeds, Inc
U. S
Abo
ST Dort
Fred
Abe
Foundation
Hunt
Tipps
South Minean
Wst
Ted Tipe
Homer Mant
Hunt-Tipps
J. J. Ervin
Doctor Gillet Fights War Beyond the Battlefield
Captain Robert Gillet, an Army doctor from Aushn, assigned in Vietnam, provides medical aid to Vietnamese civilians amid tropical diseases and war ravages. A Texas Medical School graduate, he entered the Army in July last year after training in San Antonio and Victorville. His wife Beth is daughter of Mr and Mrs John Davidson of Lubbock, and he is known in Austin society.
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Aushn
United States
Robert Gillet
Beth
John Davidson
St. Lubbock
Universe of Texas School of Medicine
John Sealy Medical Sehist
Galveston
Nt Army
Met
Nam
San Antony
Victorvalle
Gillet
Texas
University of Taos
Austin
American National Bank
Gallet
Intruder Chased From House After Early Morning Break In
Police investigated multiple break ins including a residence on 2nd Street where Weldon Self’s wife screamed when a man touched her. A golf club workshop theft of about 30 dollars and a looted vending machine were reported. A doctor’s office safe was pried but no loss noted. Clothing and a TV were stolen from a car near 413 19th Street. Suspects in a knife point robbery were arrested but not identified by the victim. Additional burglaries included a yard booth, tools, and camping gear taken from various locations.
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Weldon Self
2Nd St
Self
Ater
Meadowbrook Golf Clih
Josephine Lamos
8Th St
Methodist’ Hospital
Sines Sanchez
Wal and Sr
Sanchez
Volive
East Lubbock
Investigors
Predicting Food Prices Through Weather and Labor Factors
AP report outlines how weather, disasters, and migrant labor affect prices. It cites a 1965 baseline with USDA forecasts that total food costs may rise or fall this year and notes meat led inflation with pork beef and chicken at historic highs. Local events include NOLA banana shipments and Louisiana oyster lag.
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Sally Ryan
Gov' AP Business News
Joinment
New York
Mexico
United States
Viet Nam
U.S. Agriculture
Ment
Florida
Louisiana
Califoria
North Pacific
Misdemeanor Penalties Set By County Judge
Judge Pat Moore set penalties Friday for four guilty defendants. Daniel Rey and W A Dubuque faced shoplifting counts with fines and three days in jail. S J Swening received three days for driving while intoxicated. Patsy Benson charged for a check law violation paid $25 and costs. Truman L Smith pleaded innocent to DWT and secured a $500 bond.
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Pat Moore
Daniel M. Rey
Olton
W. A. Dubuque
F. Ursuline
S. J. Swening
Patsy Benson
ITIL
Truman L. Smith
Eidewin II
Bodeker
Attaw
Ned Jidee Boedeker
Sophia Steele
Aslt Ltd
Comell
Tri-State Trade Show Attracts Hundreds In Coliseum
About 3 000 expected to view the Tri State trade and implement show at Municipal Coliseum with 179 attendees after noon opening. R B Allen says major lines of farm equipment and hardware on display as officers were elected for the convention.
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Lubbock
Lubbock Municipal Coliseum
E. A. Howle
Boyd Pebsworth
Tahoka
Tog
Municipal Coliseum
KoKplace
R. B. Allen
Allied Farm Equip
Allen
KoKo Palace
John Speck
Plainview
Speck Machine
Billy Thompson
Memph Tex
T. L. McClellan
Spearman
Collier Phillips
Dumas
J. R. Hayes
Dimmitt
Thompson
Howard Lane
Walls
Will Thom d Tex
Frank Hall
Sident
National Farm and Power Equipment Association
Ralph Krebbs
Lubbocknsurre Mean
Dunlap’s
Mis In Insurance Suit Declared A Mistrial In Court
A Ja mes A Ellis presiding jury could not reach a verdict in the Aetna Life Insurance dispute with ALN. Peterson seeking 200 a month disability payments after claiming policy taken January 1965 and disability June 6. Jury deliberated after final arguments Friday, mis trial declared around 4 p.m. in Denver City. Sheriff seeks thieves who stole 5200 feet of two inch oil well tubing valued at about 6000 from a Shell Oil lease ten miles southeast of Plains.
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District Court
T Jing
James A. Ellis
Peterson
Aginst
Aetna Life Insurance Ie
Turing
Denver City
Yoakum County
Olan Heath
Shell Oil Co
Plains
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LBJ
Tech
Doctor
Bill Sisk
William Baach
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Prunson Brick & Stone Co
Mildred Stanford
Butch Haskins
Sharon Montgomery
Ave. S
Itiow
U.S. Weather Bureau
Chicago
New Orleans
Gilbert Simonson
California
iNateoe Toe Raina
Lubboc
Wavene Conner i
Ioenneages
Werner Court Fils
Duter
Lunn
Bornema
Mary Ponent
Eee Bael
Cousty
Sean Haine
Tate
London
English Channel
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