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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1967

Page

5

Clovis Stallion Tops at Panhandle South Plains Fair

Four year old Clovis N M stallion Fair Selects Tops In Quarter Horses Skip. B. Day trotted walked and showed conformation marking him the first Grand Champion Stallion at the Panhandle South Plains Fair. Owner trainer Ted Waldhauser Jr. Oil Loot owned by Mary Ann Parris of Lubbock earned Reserve Grand Champion.

B. Day Clovis N. M Panhandle South Plains Fair Ted, Waldhauser Jr Mary Ann Parris Lubbock Clyde Fort American Quarter Horse Association Fort South Plains Ray Brown Copan Oklo Bill Phinizy Guthrie Ken Cook Silverton Bob Middleton Friona Wes ‘Spiller Amarillo Anita Brown J.R. Miller Cumby W. W. Ogden O'Donnell Kenneth Bowlin Envoy Lynn Reveler Red Cloud Kid John R. Anderson Gail Tom Buckrer Big Spring Buggar Bingo J. B. MacNaughton Vega Burger Joe King Earl Ime Jr Lee Ross Hammond N.M Miss Bale Star Harold Garrison Iman Charmer Bivins Ranch Channing Tina Dube Baby Grand Bar A. C. Horton Honey K. Bar Joe Kirk Sutton Miss Thirsty Lee Wayne Olado Rita Bar Craig Kent Cosmer Jon Kathy Peter Jane Foster Jones Loren Penny Harlane Spence Bobby Blaize Hamlin Tresita Bingo Miss Limistone Bird Robbie Baige Ron BE. O. Miller Amaro Silver Yen Craigland Kent Cosner Enuf Buck Y. W. Oxden Sure Tink J.D. Viniyard Abernathy Scarlet Reigh Davy McCabe Dustard Dean B.R Johnson A. Kelly Pruitt Taos Clabber Roach Wayne Brown Carajo Bubbles Plummer Tucumcari Rondo Leo Sam Dward Schmidt Lamesa Miller Tuego Rojo J.C. Connie Odessa Koala Dell Milton Higgins Colorado Springs James B. Moss Pokey Blond Melvin Redd Brownwood King Phillip J. C Corine Captain Leo Brad Smith Ralls Jane York Fort Sumner Rosey Uno William Stout Jim Ned J. W. Turgeston Petersburg Terri Tomlinson Western Pleasure Stormy Day E. Q. Mills Pecos Dee Dell John Hazelland Miss Dreo Patty Sue Morris

Mansfield: Red China expects war with U S says trip notes

Senate leader Mike Mansfield told the Foreign Relations Committee in Washington that Red China appears to anticipate a future war with the United States and is preparing for it. He warned against assuming Chinese internal problems prevent intervention in Vietnam and urged renewed US China trade and dialogue.

Washington Red China United States Senate Democratic Mike Mansfield Peking Montana Senate Foreign Relations Committee Far East Mansfield China Vietnam Main Plas

Sugar Contaminated Sugar Kills 17 in Tijuan a

The district attorney of Tijuana says parathion contaminated sugar is the exact cause of 17 child deaths this week. The poison entered a Mexicali government warehouse where sugar flour and beans were stored and later shipped to Tijania for pan dulce.

Tijuana Hector Valdivian Mexicali Valdivia Tijania

Texas star falls, Tennessee woman catches badge

A Texas star fell in Tennessee when a private plane passed over a churchyard. Mrs. Curtis McLain caught the object, described as the stay-shaped badge of a Harris County deputy sheriff, Houston.

Memphis, Tenn UPI Texas Tennessee Curtis McLain McLain Hargis County Houston

Reagan Urges Local Control For Welfare

Gov. Ronald Reagan urged returning poverty and welfare programs to local control, arguing federal spending failed to quell racial unrest. He spoke in Milwaukee during a three state fundraising tour and dodged questions about a 1968 presidential bid. He noted Wisconsin law may affect ballot decisions.

Milwaukee Wis Ronald Reagan California Reagan Wisconsin Detroit Newark

Budget Hearing Slated in Tulia City Chambers

A public hearing on the proposed city budget for Tulie will be held at 8 p.m. Tuesday in the chamber of commerce conference room. The budget covers municipal operations for the fiscal year from Oct 1, 1967 to Sept 30, 1968.

Tulia Tulie Chamber of Commerce

Honolulu: Southernmost U.S. Capital City

Honolulu Hawaii is described as the southernmost capital city in the United States, located in the Pacific region. This fact positions Hawaii as the southernmost state and its capital as a notable geographic reference in the country.

Honolulu Hawaii United States

Champion Quarter Horse Skips B Day Named Grand Champion

Skips B Day a four-year-old stallion was chosen grand champion stallion at the Panhandle South Plains Fair show on Saturday. Five-year-old Donald Ted Waldhauser of Clovis holds the winning banner as his father watches the prize win ning horse.

B. Day Panhandle South Plains Fair Donald Ted Waldhauser Ted Waldhauser Jr Clovis

Dissident Democrats Map Strategy to Stop Johnson Nomination

A group calling itself Citizens for Kennedy 1968 began public strategy sessions to prevent President Johnson's renomination. The New York doctor Martin Shepard said the drives started in California Illinois New York Oregon New Hampshire Utah Nevada Colorado Washington South Dakota and the District of Columbia.

Pittsburgh Johnson Citizens For Robert) Kennedy District of Columbia Martin Shepard New York Citizens For Kennedy Democratic‘ Party Shepard California Ilinois Oregon New Hampshire Utah Nevada Colorado Washington South Dakota

Adjourning Saturday No Decision In Vietnamese Election Debate

South Vietnam's National Assembly adjourned without deciding to validate Chief of State Nguyen Van Thieu's presidential election. The assembly faced a vote on irregularities, with a Monday deadline looming and potential internal crisis if nullified or vetoed by Thieu's government.

Barry Kramer Saigon U.S Nguyen van Thieu Vietnam Thieu Nguyen Cao Ky Assembly Thich Tri Quang Independence Palace South Vietnam Truong Dinh Dzu Dzu Vietnam Press National’ Police

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