Freeman urges income parity as grain sorghum outlook improves
Freeman argues for parity of income for farmers amid rising demand for Texas grain sorghum. He notes CCC stocks shrinking from 700 million bushels in 1961 to 235 million by mid 1962, projects strong 1965 payments, and says the booming economy tempts farmers to seek off farm work while cotton and feed grains programs unfold. He cites potential surplus reductions and optimistic cotton prospects as part of broader farm price support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Freeman
Congress
HPRF
High Plains Research Foundation
USDA
Frank Moore
Plainview
Foundation
Hale County
Ollie Liner
Frasman
Ginners Plan Power Clinic At Hillcrest Country Club
A one day cotton gin safety and electrical power clinic is set for 8 30 a m at Hillcrest Country Club sponsored by Plains Cotton Ginners Association Texas Employers Insurance Association Texas Cotton Ginners Association and the Texas Agricultural Extension Service Bill Thompson of Shallowater will chair the morning safety program with A M Pendleton Dallas as chairman and B G Reeves College Station leading the electrical session Ed Bush Dallas will moderate a panel on What Can Be Do About Electrical Problems In Gins The event emphasizes safety and power problems in gins with regional industry figures participating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillcrest Country Club
Plains Cotton Ginners Association
Texas Employers Insurance Association
Texas Cotton Ginners Association
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
Bill Thompson
Shallowater
Plains Ginners Group
A. M. Pendleton
Dallas
Federal Extension
B. G. Reeves
College Station
Ed Bush
Levelland Airman Killed in Viet Nam Supply Flight Crash
Airman I C Wilber D Adkisson 25 died when a C 130 transport crashed on a supply mission from Viet Nam to Taiwan. The Formosan Air Base crash site was reported. his body to be flown back as arrangements unfold. Survived by wife Linda and three children, parents, four brothers and three sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levelland
I. C. Wilber D. Adkisson
Viet Nam
Taiwan Air Force Base
G. F. Adkisson
Ave. C
Air Force
Formosan Air Base
United States
Tan Son Nhut AB
Dyess Afb
Abilene
Linda
Illinois
Reese Afb
Kenney
Debbie
Barbara
M. Sgt
H. L. Adkisson
Wackerville
Calif
D. L. Adkisson
Odessa
J. H Adkisson
Vera
Gerald’ Ray Adkisson
Ruby Bailey
House St
Ruth Holloway
Palacios
Naomi Feaze
Auburn, Wash
Tower Targets Economy in Lubbock Campaign Stop
Republican Sen. John Tower plans a 15 minute talk on inflation effects for agriculture and industry during a one hour stop at Lubbock Municipal Airport as he campaigns for re election in 1966. He will be introduced by Dick Gillett and made an honorary citizen of Lubbock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Tower
Senate
Texas
Wag
Toner Carr
Lubbock
Carr
Tower
Municipal
Wichita Falls
Johnson
Sen. Tower
Panhandle
Dick Gillett
Citizens For Tower Committee
Dunbar High School
W. D
Dub) Rogers Jr
Gillett
Wes-Tex
Citizens For Tower Groups
Seagraves Grocer Robert L. Taylor Dies at 94
Services are pending for Robert L. Taylor 94 retired Seagraves grocer who died Thursday in Brownfield after a long illness. He moved to Seagraves in 1939 from Quanah and worked in the grocery business until retirement four years ago. Survived by wife Josphine four daughters four sons six grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Great Salt Lake note mentions Antelope Island as largest of several islets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seagraves
Robert L. Taylor
Brownfield
Taylor
Quanah
Josphine
L. E. Treadaway
Tyler
Joan Hale
Dallas
Mable Miller
Fort Worth
Novell Reed
Set
Robert L, Jr
da ‘Nang
Viet Nam
Nan
Plainview dairyman killed in U turn crash
Eddie E. Parrish, 69, a Hale County resident since 1918, died after attempting a U turn on U.S. 87 in downtown Plainview. James Hoggins, 44, of Plainview, was hospitalized for observation. Parrish died of a head injury. Parrish’s body tolemons Funeral Home. survivors include wife, three daughters, three sons, a brother, and four sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plainview
Jessie Anderson
Eddie E. Parrish
Hale County
Plainview Hospital
James Hoggins
Rt. 3
Tora Anderson
Parrish
Hoggins
Lemmons Funeral Home
Belton
Reynolds County
A. Sneed
Colorado Springs
Colo
Arthur Pruitt
Houston
John Green
Glenn Parrish
Sherman
Roy Parrish
Mesquite
Doyle Parrish
Ira Parrish
Big Spring
J. I. Cargill
Anita Clinton
E. E. Edens
Irene Graham
Terris
Calif
Keep Your Thinking Up to Date
A reminiscence urging against bragging about past achievements and clippings. The author notes that older readers should avoid referencing old days and instead stay current, while referencing Luke 5 39 and a call to youth over aged boasting. The piece is signed Julien C Hyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julien C. Hyer
Funeral services for Ned McCleskey and wife planned
Services for Mr and Mrs Ned McCleskey will be at 10 am today at Parker Street Baptist Church Mineral Wells. Rev Harold Harris and Rev R B Shifler will officiate. Burial in Sturdivant Community Cemetery. They died in a two car crash near Palo Pinto Tuesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ned McCleskey
Justice of the Peace
George McCleskey
Parker Street Baptist Church
Mineral Wells
Harold Harris
R. B. Shifler
Sturdivant
Baum-Carlock- Gumgardner Funeral Home
McCleskey
Garner
Masonic Lodge
Eastern Star
Melvin R. Appling
Scottsdale
Ariz
Lubbock
Bess Turpin
Fort Worth
Fort Worth. Mrs. McCleskey
Millard Baker
Mesa
Aariz
Whit Walker Funeral Today
Funeral for Whit Walker 73 a retired Pep farmer is at noon in Hammons Funeral Chapel Littlefield with Rev. Jim Green officiating. Burial follows at Littlefield Cemetery under Hammons Funeral Home direction. He died Wednesday at South Plains Hospital Levelland. Survived by wife Kate daughter Lorene Jungman son J W four brothers two sisters five grandchildren three great grandchildren. Pallbearers Carl Burns Chester Smith Robert Alexander Alvin Wilson J D Vick H E Hehm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Littlefield
Whit Walker
Pep Farmer
Hammons
Jim Green
Walker
South Plains Hospital
Levelland
Kate
Lorlene Jungman
Pep
J. W
John
Bob
Waco
Frank
Lot
Bill
Dayton
Elizabeth Carnes
Shelton
Dora Cooper
Baytown
Carl Burns
Chester Smith
Robert Alexander
Alvin Wilson
J. D. Vick
H. E. Hehm
Memorial Slated for Lubbock Men in Texas
Memorial services will be held at 10 a.m. for Jack L. Goodman 33 owner of G and G Construction and C C Corbell employee of the firm in Sunset Church of Christ Lubbock. Harold F McInroe 49 former police chief and car salesman was recovered from Lake Michigan with funeral services held here. Coast Guard boats search the lake for the twin engine Piper Aztec that carried the men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack ‘L. Goodman
G & G Construction Company
C. C. Corbell
Sunset Church of ‘Christ
Lubbock
Detroit
Church of Christ
Harold F. MclInroe
Lake Michigan
Goodman
Corbell
Virgil Trout
Sunset Church of Christ
Cline Paden
Sunset School of Preaching
Sunset School of
Man
Lubbock Friends of
Michigan
Coast Guard
Services Slated Today for C C Cox Former Lubbock Teacher
C C Cox 81 retired Lubbock public school teacher and area agriculture leader died at University Hospital after two months. Services at First Baptist Church with burial in Resthaven Memorial Park. Cox taught history and government at Lubbock High, retired 1944, and served as election judge and Farm Bureau director. He lived in Eastland and Lamb counties, born 1886 in Arkansas. Survivors include wife, daughter in Tulsa, two grandsons, and a sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Cox
13Th St
Lubbock
University Hospital
First Baptist Church
J. Ralph Grant
J. T. Bolding
Resthaven Memorial Park
Sanders Funeral Home
Cox
Lubbock High School
Lamb County
Anton
Arkansas
Searcy
Hamby
Taylor County
Montie Stailey
Commanche County
Weldon Christian
Tulsa
Okla
Grace Andrews
Brownwood
Culver Hill
J. D. Pendley
Floyd Honey
Lawrence Green
Ishmael Hill
Jim Collier
12 FOOT DROP DOOM FOR HOSPITAL PATIENT
A 73 year old patient, Wilson Reed of 1220 Ninth St, died about 7 45 am Thursday from injuries after a one story fall from a fourth floor wing under construction at Metho dist Hospital. Justice of the Peace F R Land ruled the death accidental in an inquest. Reed was admitted Saturday for injuries from a fall at his home and found by two nurses on the fourth floor near a scaffold. Funeral arrangements are pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Hospital
Wilson Reed
9Th St
Justice of the Peace
F. R. Land
Reed
Robert John
Railroad Ave
Lubbock
St. John
Untist
A. C.der
Collins
New Light
Baptist Church
Tion
South Plains
Lemons
Johnson
Plainview
Grand Junction
Colo
Sallie Pearl
Robert Jr
Edward Earl
Rose Inary
Attris
Lachars Glen
Emma Lee
Rosanne John
Ruby B. Hartman
Jacksboro
Padeos
Freddy
Tahoka Student Dies Rites Set
Tahoka High School freshman Ray R. Chapa, 15, died at Mercy Hospital in Slaton after a two week illness. A Requiem Mass will be held at Our Lady of Guadalupe Church in Tahoka, burial at Peaceful Gardens Cemetery in Lubbock, with White Funeral Home directing. Survivors include his parents, four sisters, two brothers, and multiple relatives. Pallbearers: Stevens Chaney, Larry Arnold, Doug Taylor, Kent Powers, Robert Gage, Randy White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tahoka
Ray R. Chapa
Mercy Hospital
Slaton
John Dillon of
O'Donnell
Our Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church
Peaceful Gardens
Lubbock
White Funeral Home
Tohoka
Haskell
Lynn County
George Chapa
Mary Helen
Delores
Gundie
Linda Lopez
Brownfield
Frank
Rudy
Stevens Chaney
Larry Arnold
Doug Taylor
Kent Powers
Robert Gage
Randy White
W D Day Rites Set in Snyder
Services for W. D. Day known as Dooley Day will be held at 11 a.m. today at First Baptist Church Snyder with Rev. A. B. Lightfoot officiating. Burial in Snyder Cemetery under Bolger Funeral Home direction. Day, 48 years a Snyder resident and 20 years a cemetery caretaker, died Wednesday in Fort Worth. Survivors include sister Mrs. Ted Graham Colorado City and brothers Tim Day Clarendon and Hubert Day Fort Worth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snyder
W. D. (Dooley
Fort Worth
First Baptist
A. B. Lightfoot
Snyder Cemetery
Bolger Funeral Home
Day
Ted Graham
Colorado City
Tim Day
Clarendon
Hubert Day
R C Moore services pending in Lubbock
C R Moore 94 of Rt 5 Lubbock died Thursday in Methodist Hospital after living in Lubbock County about 50 years as a farmer. Survived by Myrtle, three sons Hugh Kerrmit James R and Wilson of Rt 5 Lubbock. five daughters A C Starr Big Spring H W Starr Uvalde Andrew Klein Locust S D W C Wilbanks Boyd Eleanor Barnes Long Beach CA. 15 grandchildren and 19 great grandchildren. Funeral arrangements are with Rix Funeral Directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rix
C. R. Moore
Rt. 5
Lubbock
Methodist Hospital
Moore
Lubbock County
Myrtle
Hugh
Kermit
James R
Wilson
A. C. Starr
Big Spring
H. W. Starr
Uvalde
Andrew
Fire Rages Through Tulia Home Guts House in Blaze
A kitchen fire gutted the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Hughes in Tulia on Thursday night causing an estimated 4,000 to 5,000 dollars in damage. No one was home. Tulsa Volunteer Fire Dept. extinguished the blaze in about an hour. Inside walls and most materials were damaged by fire smoke or water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulia
J. C. Hughes
Rex Jones
Tulsa
A F Wilson Services Today
Able Francis Wilson 76 dies after long Littlefield residence. Funeral at Parkview Baptist Church with Rev. Penland and Rev. Cagle officiating. Burial at Memorial Park under Hammons Funeral Home. Survived by wife Catherine, five sons, two daughters, siblings, 13 grandchildren, eight great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Littlefield
Able Francis Wilson
Parkview Baptist Church
Bill Penland
J. B. Cagle
Littlefield Memorial Park
Hammons
Downey
Calif
Ramey
Iowa Park
Howell
Fort Worth
Matt
Tampa
Fla
Mildred Clayton
Rachel Berry
Harry
Lelia Dixon
Deval
Okla
M B Day Rites Planned for Local Resident
Services for Mason B. Day 161 4315 61st St Lubbock a foundation contractor who died Wednesday will be held at 2 p m today in Resthaven Little Church of the Flowers with Rev Wilburn Coffman officiating Burial follows at Resthaven Memorial Park under Resthaven Funeral Home direction Day a native of Farmersville Louisiana lived in Murchison before moving to Lubbock in 1960 He left a son a stepson a stepdaughter three brothers five sisters and nine pallbearers listed among the mourners and attendees
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason B. Day
61St St
Lubbock
Lola
M. B. Day
Fort Worth
J. E. Armestrong
Pearl Cormack
S. P. Day
Colmesnel
H. N. Day
J. M. Day
Athens
Minnie Shirey
Esta French
Mary Mayfield
Ezell Garrett
Dallas
Liddie Chambers
Murchison
Johnny Lam
Don Dye
Dale Berry
Kemit Whitten
Bill Bacon
Cliff Braswell
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Jack Christie
Nita Gibson
Melville R. Monte
Doctors For Tower
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Dentists For Tower
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Women Power For Tower
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Jack Almack
Joe Baldwin
Ray Annen
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Municipal Coliseum
West Texas
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Borger
Amarillo
el Paso
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Louw
Tower Belles" From Amarillo
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Muleshoe
T. R. White
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Hereford
Smith County
Keith
Dumas
Dalhart
Perryton
Canadian
Stratford
Spearman
34Th St
Towler
Seagraves Grocer
Great Salt Lake
Antelope Island
Larry N. Wheeler
John P. Cross
Terrel Wayne Kirkpatrick
Troyce Wylie Sosebee
Wheeler
AD Arche Journal
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Lubbock High
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