Helium Flow Expected For Amarillo In Week
Amarillo reports helium will begin flowing into an underground storage field within a week as a new conservation program launches. A 430 mile pipeline to Rushton Kansas completed, moving gas from a new extraction plant. The program aims to save helium, create Texas and Kansas jobs, and reduce waste while meeting demand from cities like Denver and Chicago.
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Here
Rushton
Kan
John Kelly
Interior Department
Kelly
Texas
Kansas
Texas Panhandle
Denver
Chicago
Southwestern News Seminar Set At Tech
The third annual Southwestern News Seminar will be held November 24 at Texas Tech. Co sponsored by the journalism department and SDX, the event offers a 90 minute panel on Politics and the Press Today with emphasis on the November elections. A 9 am start includes registration coffee and a tour of the renovated Journalism Building followed by a buffet luncheon in the Tech Union before the Tech Arkansas game.
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Texas Tech
Tech Journalism Department
West Texas
Sigma Delta Chi
National Professional Journalism Society
Radiotelevision
Texas Panhandle
South Plains
New Mexico
W. E. Garets
SDX
Tech Union
Tech-Arkansas
Cannon AFB 20th Anniversary Celebrations Planned
Cannon Air Force Base marks its twenty year anniversary with a weekend of events. A 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Courthouse lawn refreshments, a Thursday dinner dance at the Holiday Inn for the Clovis Committee of 50 and CAF officers, a Saturday parade from Main Street 1st to 14th, and a Sunday Officers Club dance with Les Brown and orchestra.
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Merchant
Les Brown
Clovis Chamber of Commerce
Air Force
Holiday Inn
Clovis
Main Street
14Th Streets
Tulia Firemen Put Out Five Burning Tractor Tires
Tulia volunteers battled a fire at Love Bros Tire Co extinguishing five burning tractor tires shortly after 5 30 p m Wednesday. Loss was estimated by firemen at 500 dollars.
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Tulia
Love Bros., Tire Co
Dexter Woman Hurt In Wreck Near Roswell
A 21 year old Dexter woman, Jeanette Denham, was injured in a one car crash seven miles south of Roswell on U S Highway 285. She suffered fractures in both legs and deep lacerations to both ankles after her 1955 station wagon left the road and overturned. She was taken to St Marys Hospital in poor condition following surgery.
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Dexter
St. Mary’s Hospital
U.S. Hwy
Jeanette Denham
Bill Jenkins
Dawson County Announces Vehicle Bids and Training Schedule
Dawson County commissioners awarded the juvenile officer car bid at 1345 for a 1963 model and called for bids on two sheriff department vehicles. They also hired Texas A&M Extension Service for a five day equipment care course starting November 9 and authorized crop dusters to block up to one mile of dirt roads during spraying until the 1962 harvest ends.
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Sheriff's Department
Texas A&m Extension Service
West Texas New Mexico Communications Officers Elect Officers
Snyder hosts the West Texas New Mexico Communications Officers Association fall meeting. Orville Steele of Midland is president, M D Walker of Sweetwater first vice president, Paul Forrest of Midland second vice president, Mrs. Mike Young of Lamesa secretary treasurer. Sammie Webb of Seminole outgoing president chaired. Next spring’s meeting is planned for Midland, with Lamesa hosting next year’s fall session.
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Sammie Webb
New Mexico
Snyder
Harold Lacik
Snyder Country Club
George Killan
Scurry County
Lem Hull
Big Spring
Frank Cox
C. O. Layne
Austin
Producers Club
Snyder Chamber of Commerce
Snyder Merchants
Lamesa
Rings and burglaries reported in Lubbock police blotter
Police investigated multiple thefts and burglaries in Lubbock. A. M. Hall reported two rings valued at $500 missing from his residence with no forced entry detected. A break in at Cosden service station on Clovis Road saw $70 stolen from a desk. a German camera worth $129.50 vanished from a Texas Tech journalism building storage room. W. R. Wood reported a home burglary with five beverage bottles and a .22 revolver missing. Joe W. Smith reported a billfold with $25 and cards missing. W. E. Weeks had a car gear shift removed from the floor. value not stated.
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A. M. Hall
38Th St
Cosden
Clovis Rd
Joe W. Smith
Ave. R. Apt
W. E. Weeks
4Th St
Former Tech Staffer Named Top HumARO Official
Dr. Robert G. Smith Jr., a former associate professor of psychology at Texas Tech, has been appointed to a senior post by the director of the Human Resources Research Office HumARO at George Washington University. He now serves as the director's representative at US CONARC Fort Monroe Virginia. He previously led research at the Air Defense Human Research Unit Fort Bliss and taught at Tech before joining HumARO staff in 1958. He has also worked as a research psychologist with the U.S. Air Force.
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George Washington University
Robert G. Smith Jr
United States Continental Army Command
Usconarc
Fort Monroe
Air Defense Human Research Unit
Fort Bliss
Smith
Tech
Humaro 6 S
U.S. Air Force
Suspect At Portales Faces Federal Charge
A 23 year-old San Francisco man, Norman Eugene Thrum, held for failing to pay a speeding fine, was turned over to federal authorities for transporting a stolen car across a state line. Portales police tied him to a grand theft warrant from San Francisco, after a foot chase with State Police on U S 70.
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Portales
San Francisco
Roosevelt County
Keith Rowland
Norman Eugene Thrum
Thrum
Dick Gibson
Gibson
Here
U.S. 70
Clergyman Objects To Pub Name The Saints
In Southampton England the Rev John Hopkins of All Saints church near the 42000 pound 117600 pub decries naming a new pub The Saints after the local football club. He boycotted the opening despite an invitation.
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Church of England
Southampton
The
Saints
Mr. Hopkins
80 Day Cooling Off Ordered In Dock Strike
U S District Judge John F X McGahey ordered an 80 day cooling off period in a contract deadlock between steamship firms and the International Longshoremen's Association. The union plans a boycott of ships trading with the Soviet Union or Cuba starting Monday along the Atlantic and Gulf coasts as a protest against labor crew size cuts.
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U.S
The
Viet Union
Cuba
Atlantic
Gulf
Import Surges in Trucial States Reach 50 Percent
Dubai reports import activity in the bulk of the Trucial States rising half again over 1959 levels. Trade figures show a substantial uptick in merchandise brought into the region, reflecting stronger commercial ties and shipping movement.
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Dubai
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