Plains Farming Potential Cited In Engineering By Duan Rowell
Dr Willie L Ulich of Texas Tech says modern farming is industrial and will rely on electronic controls soon. He cites $25 million annual savings from machine harvesting, $34 million from better machinery maintenance, and $20 million from efficient irrigation. Ulich projects a 20 percent rise in Texas agricultural output with current tech, yielding about $40 million net income. Tech soil judging team competes at Mississippi State, aiming for nationals next May. Deaf Smith County 4 H member Dick Plank named state winner in grain marketing for 1962 with Chicago Board of Trade tour.
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Deaf Smith County
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Hereford
J. W
Thomas
Hereford Grain Corp
Jeannette Felix
Ochiltree County
Portales hosts 3rd annual State Baptist Student Convention
Baptist students from across New Mexico converge in Portales for three day convention at Calvary Baptist Church. Activities include two unions for college and high school students, conferences on faith and culture, a film of missionaries, and reports from five summer student missionaries. Guest speakers from NM, TX, and CA. Truett Sheriff sponsors the event.
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Fallout Shelter Meeting Slated At Hale Center
Hale Center prepares for a public meeting on nuclear fallout protection at City Hall at 7 30 p m. Clayton Holland notes the region would have about two hours to defend against missiles. Local residents seek guidance amid Cuban emergency. Herman Cozart and Foy Dean Gaither have radiation training. Hale County judge C L Abernethy heads to Austin to align with state Civil Defense. Plainview stores report rising sales of batteries water food concentrates and edibles.
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Austin
Dinner for West Texas private employment agencies set
Lubbock hosts a 7 p.m. dinner at Plainsman Hotel for representatives of area private employment agencies from Abi lene Amarillo Big Spring Midland and Lubbock. D Dale Hughes executive secretary of the National Employment Association will discuss the Morse Bill and the Manpower Development and Training Act. He is president of Association Management Service in Detroit and a consultant in sales and advertising for graphic art and printing firms.
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Association Management Service
Detroit
Ex-Winkler Official Fined In Tax Count
Former Winkler County official and state Representative John R. Lee pled guilty to failing to file federal tax returns. He was fined 1500 dollars and ordered to pay 12369 dollars in back taxes. Lee served 1953 to 1956 as district attorney and 1957 to 1958 as a state representative.
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UPI
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Winkler County
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U. S. Dist
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Davidson
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Ector
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Houston officials veto school closure over Cuban crisis
Houston administrators and civil defense leaders rejected a plan to close schools for the Cuban crisis but outlined evacuations in case of attack. W. H. Powell urged closure of Sam Houston schools while School Board Chairman Mrs. Frank Dyer urged maintaining normal operations. Officials believed students would be safer under normal conditions.
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UPI
W. H. Powell
Sam
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