Escaped airman killed in Hereford plane crash
Gary G. Ferguson 20, formerly of Chino Calif, died when his stolen Cessna 183 crashed after takeoff from Hereford Municipal Airport. The aircraft owned by Matt Wheeler was valued at 8000 dollars and destroyed. Ferguson had escaped the Little Rock Air Force Base stockade March 9 and worked as a flagman at the airport. His body was found near the crash site as a grass fire burned 320 acres.
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A.3
Gary Ferguson
Little Rock Air Force Base
Ark
Hereford
Ferguson
Mereford
Gary G. Ferguson
Gilliland Funeral Home
Chino
Calif
825Th Combat Defense Force
Jacksonville
Dwain Pittinger
Young Ferguson
Jerry Cady
Eddie Reinauer
Eddie Jr
Young Reinauer
Coral Parker
Victoria
Matt Wheeler
Plainview
Berlin Deadlock Persists as Rusk Gromyko Clash Reaches Pact
In Geneva the Berlin dispute shows limited progress with U S Secretary of State Rusk and Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko agreeing to keep talks and avoid war while the deadlock on core issues remains. They plan to resume contact in about ten days as ministers press for disarmament talks.
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Geneva
U. S
Dean Rusk
Andrei A. Gromyko
Berlin
Gromyko
U.S
Rusk
Washington
Kennedy
Lord Home
United States
New Clark’s Discount Store to rise at Ave Q and Dist St
A $630,000 department store building will start today on the northeast corner of Ave Q and Dist St. Clark-Gamble Inc will lease and operate the store, with M N Landau as president. The 70840 square foot steel and brick structure, fully air conditioned, should finish in four months. An Odessa store of similar size is planned within two weeks.
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Ave. Q
Dist St
Innes
Herman Meyers
Midland
Clark's Discount Department Store
Mevers Isaid
New York City
Mevers
Odessa
M.N. Landau
Clark-Gamble, Inc
Meyers
M. J. Cooper
Groos, Caft & Ball
Worker killed when struck by locomotive near Ken
A railway worker died Tuesday after being struck by a moving locomotive on US 49 near Ken. State patrol reports identify the victim as a crew member from Ren and Tye piping an overhead project.
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Lulrain Fapi
Ken
Austin
St. Oof
The Country Parson on Police Power and Public Morality
A columnist contends that authorities hire police to compel obedience to social norms, arguing responsibility lies in teaching proper behavior rather than coercive enforcement. The piece critiques reliance on policing to shape conduct.
Whittenburg Raps Cox In Texas GOP Primary Battle
Amarillo rancher Roy Whittenburg, GOP gubernatorial hopeful, challenged Jack Cox on his claim Texans must vote in the Democratic primary to influence local government. Whittenburg urged support for a conservative Republican party as he campaigned in Houston, with daughter Anne joining him.
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Associated Press
Amarillo
Roy Whittenburg
Jack Cox
Breckenridge
Whittenburg
Panhandle
Ment
Houston
Whittenburge
Republican Party
Texas
Anne
Texas Tech
Laubbock
Oll
Democratics Party
Cox
Ace
U.S. Senate
Galveston
Brownfield Snyder Lead 1961 Safety Awards List
Gov Price Daniel awarded 24 cities and 14 counties Tuesday at the fifth Governor's Highway Safety Conference for death-free traffic records in 1961. Honors included Loving County for never having a traffic fatality. other winners cited include Odessa, Galveston, San Angelo, and Waco with notable reductions.
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Associated Press
Dallas
Price Daniel
Texas Safety Association
Harlingen
Brownsville
Kingsville
Baytown
Andrews
Bay City
Bellaire
Brownfield
del Rio
Eagle Pass
Galena Park
Hurst
Kermit
Mission
McKinney
Pampa
Pecos
Robstown
San Marcos
Snyder, Sweetwater
University Park
Weslaco
West University Place
Borden
Brewster
Delta
Hansford
Hardeman
Kent
Lipscomb
Loving
Mason
Rains
Roberts
Somervell
Sutton
Upton
Austin
San Antonio
Odessa
Galveston
San Angelo
Waco
Loving County
Texas
Texas candidates tour state voicing familiar issues
Gubernatorial hopefuls debated political influence in appointments and industry needs. Marshall Formby urged nonpartisan decisions, Connally pressed oil production and federal commissions, Daniel touted safety gains, Yarborough predicted wins in Harris and Dallas, Wilson urged tenure rules, Walker rallied in Beaumont, Cox campaigned across Texas.
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Marshall Formby
Nacogdoches
Connally
East Texas
John Connaily
Texas
Nadonal Oi Toypert Commission
Copnilly
WISES
Iumuers. Gey
Price
Daniel
Dallas
Yarborough
Don Yarborough
North Texas
Harris
Iwil
Denton
McKinney
Decatur
Bowie
Henrietta
Wichita Falls
Will Wilson
Austin
Edwin AL Walker
Beaumont
Lake Jackson
City Hall
Jack Cox
Glamorous nylon lace and LYCRA bodice slips and lingerie
The ad promotes Alencon lace adorned bodices and sheer lace trims for slips and pettiskirts. It highlights nylon tricot materials, LYCRA stretched to sides and back, and color options in white honey beige ice. Prices range from 5.00 to 8.95.
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LYCRA
Alencon Lace
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Hereford Volunteer Fire Department
By Tom Ochiltree
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Lubbock, Texas
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Freestone
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McCulloen
Sabine
Angelina
Bandera Auresan
Camerant
Castro
Childress
Coke
Coleman
Concho
Donely
Blastland
Falls
Fannin
Floyd
Fort Bend
Franklin
Frio
Gaines
Gillespie
Goliad
Hail
Hartley
Traskell
Hays
Hemphill
Hockles
Jackson
LaSalle
Limestone
Martin
Mitchell
Panola
Parker
Parmer
Potter
The
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Alencon
Alenceon
Vanity Fair
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