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Lubbock Avalanche Journal in Lubbock, Texas

05 May 1968

Page 8

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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1968

Page

8

Hale County Dominates District 2 4-H Trials For State

Hale County 4-H leads District 2 at Lubbock Texas Tech with top honors across divisions including Money Management Electric Demonstration and Poultry Marketing. Teams from Hale County Abernathy Plainview and Knott earned multiple high point placements among 16 counties, qualifying many contestants for the State 4-H Roundup.

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Hale County Lubbock Jackie Churchill Debra Terrell Plainview South Plains High Point Howard Baley Hockley Terry Texas Tech Howard County Joan Crawford Big Spring Crosby County Eddy Mouchin Lorenzo Rentor Scurry County Ralph Burl Loraine Bruce Hess Hermivigh Lyon County Kent Wood Billy Jack Wood O'Donnell Hockley County Gary Evans Justy Evans Ropesville Jil Hunt Ackerly Jaynie Spillingstey Nott Terri Sinclair Kirby Spruiell Abernathy Lynn County Harriet Cook Benny Barton Bailey County Larry Vinson Valery Threckmarton Muleshor Tim Elis Joey Shaw Marshe Ream Paula McCormick Ropenville Cochran County Cristy Cade Treva Lemons Morton Lynn Hopper Connie Hughes Knott Karen McClendon Hailey County Barbara Withite Kathy McClendon Chauicey Frazier Brownfield Terry County Rourry County Lou Alice Mathis Dariene Tate Snyder Swisher County Mark Thompson Andrew Lange Tulsa Kayla Gaskina Leah Roman Henior Glenda Price Francis Wheeler Levelland Briscoe County Marvin Self Micki Jasper Silverton Keith Nichols Anita Jones L_ Terry County Gary Burnett Danny Tuggle Brenda Jackson Annette Couch Danny Carpenter David Carpenter Jim LaRue Debbie McCarley Happy Roger Pinkerton James Sharp Floyd County Kevin Nelson Dick Nelson Floydada Dawson County Connie Bartlett Cindy Bartlett Lamesa Bill Finley Lindsay Lovell Marcia Inglis Carrolyn Smith Tulle Drew Lloyd Tom Lovell Charlotte Hegi Debrah Pierson Petersburg Ken Wiese Donnie Hess Gaines County Jim Seminole Mitchell County Christy Stubblefield Jim Dockrey Colorado City Carolyn Crawford Linda Crawford Patty Pough Stanton Ann Nichols Sherita Fiuttt Vickie Hall Debrah Whitehead Bill McClure Scurry Kelly Gaskins Lubbock County Kathy Walter Slaton Pwaine Schumacher Ricky Hughes Donna Huffaker Hale Center Kathy Hinton Tuntor Denise Carpenter Susan Montgomery Karlene Churchwell Billie Sue Langston Susie Richburg Peggy Robertson Cookie Jordan Archie Jordan Steve Rickie Stark Teresa Colston Brenda Willis Floydsta Bruce Hill Helmleigh Bill Dockrey Balley County Betty Harbin Muleshoe Martha Couch Gary Little Larry Shaw Robert C. Rivecs Aan Odell Tuggle Tommy Hogue Per Borden County Debbie Ee Aaa Taouanon Noif ‘ Anderson Gail. Rhanitel Sally
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Protests Mark Columbia Sit-In Distant From Mayor Home

About 150 people marched from Columbia University to Gracie Mansion to protest police action that cleared a Tuesday sit-in. Demonstrators blamed Mayor Lindsay and Columbia President Kirk for what they call dirty work. Classes at some schools resumed while others wait on deans’ decisions.

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New York Columbia University Gracie Mansion John V. Lindsay New Haven Conn Lindsay Columbia Grayson Kirk University Morningside Park Harlem Columbia College School of General Studies Graduate School of Social Work Law School Graduate School of Journalism Teachers College
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Paris Meeting Talks Signal Broader Peace Negotiations

Washington officials noted a shift in Hanoi wording from contacts to talks for next weekend's Paris meeting. North Vietnam signaled a possible longterm peace settlement by describing emission as formal talks on other problems of cy to both sides, while the United States pressed for a halt to bombing and scaling back intelligence flights.

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Washington UPI Hanoi Paris United States U.S North Vietnam South Vietnam
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Continental currency adopted decimal system in 1785

The Continental Congress adopted Jefferson's plan creating a national currency based on the dollar and the cent, marking the world’s first decimal based national currency.

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Washington Continental Congress Thomas Jefferson
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ENMU Names Butler Dean As Education Leader

PORTALES Special The College of Education at Eastern New Mexico University will be led by Hendrix C. de Bruin an associate professor and graduate studies coordinator at Butler University Indianapolis Ind. He will join ENMU in August succeeding retiring Dean Leroy K Pinnell who leaves July 1 after 14 years on the Eastern faculty.

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Thank You Note From A Democratic Primary Candidate

A candidate thanks supporters for voting in yesterday's Democratic primary and expresses gratitude to those who backed the bid.

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Solon Foresees Senate Pass of White House Tax Increase

Democratic leader Mike Mansfield predicted Congress would enact the administration's tax bill despite tensions. President Johnson accused some lawmakers of blackmail over the hike, urging them to stand up and be counted. Republicans criticized the blast as ruining chances for tax writers to reach a deal on an 11.7 billion dollar rise linked to spending cuts. Negotiations on the tax shift resume Monday.

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Washington Johnson House Senate Mansfield Senate Finance Ways and jMeans
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U S Soviet Consular Pact Ratified In Moscow

The Kremlin said the American Soviet consular convention was ratified after years of negotiation. It provides for reciprocal consulate access and the opening of at least one American consulate in the Soviet Union and a Soviet consulate in the United States. The pact aims to ease arrests notifications and timely access for citizens. It follows a long dialogue started by Kennedy and continued by Johnson, despite Vietnam War tensions.

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Moscow UPI Kremlin Washington-Moscow Russia United States Soviet Union Leningrad New York Chicago San Francisco John F. Kennedy Johnson Senate U.S. Senate Vietnam
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