Hobbyists In Hurry Should Steer Clear Of Decoupage
Mrs. W. L. Davis shares how decoupage decorates items like a rusty lunchbox turned purse and a bread board turned kitchen piece. She notes varnish coats and steel wool smoothing can create varnished nail hangings and pasting effects, urging patience to avoid ruined projects.
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Opal Dixon
Avalanche-Journal
W. L. Davis
Seth St
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Lubbock
Positive side of state budget includes education and parks boosts
The bill earmarks 5.8 billion for state expenses including 42 parole officers and four supervisory roles, 5.4 million for a girls training school, and 2.2 million to finish a reform school for 240 girls. It also raises the governor’s pay to 55 thousand and funds nearly 2 million to improve nine parks.
A&M Research Center Open House Sets Today Near Lubbock
About 1,000 people are expected for the 60th annual field day at the Texas A&M Agricultural Research and Extension Center north of Lubbock. Tours run 1 to 5 pm highlighting cotton varieties grain sorghum hybrids weed control and experimental systems with staff-led stops and exhibits of farm machinery labs and greenhouses.
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Lubbock
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Educator Dr Lohmann to Present Newspaper as Teaching Tool
Dr Lohmann will demonstrate using newspapers in the classroom and show strategies to engage students in critical thinking. Area educators invited include district social studies coordinator Leota Matthews and department heads from Texas Tech, Lubbock Christian College, and South Plains College among others.
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Leota Matthews
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Lubbock Christian College
South Plains College
Levelland
Alli
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Arlington
Police search for missing Dallas boy Robert Lawson
Police used air surveillance and crime lab teams to hunt for 14 year old Robert Wayne Lawson on a fishing trip near Oak Cliff Dallas. Investigators plastered tire tracks and cut a damaged tree where his mangled bicycle was found as his mother reported he was two and a half hours overdue after promising to return for supper.
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Dallas
Robert Wayne Lawson
Oak Cliff
Robert
Postmen Denied Dog Repellent Sprays in Britain
The Post Office rejects a bid by the 97,000 member Union of Post Office Workers to arm mailmen with anti dog sprays. Officials warn many recipients may sue if sprays are used while dog attacks persist. The union reports 3,183 postal workers were bitten last year and seeks legal avenues to change the decision.
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London
Post Office
Camden raid nets five arrests after racial clashes
In Camden New Jersey a police raid led by Public Safety Director Harold Melleby at the Martin Luther King Memorial Center arrested five people including Charles Poppy Sharp head of the Black Peoples Unity Movement. Sharp faced a 35000 dollar bail on charges tied to last week's unrest.
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Harold Melleby
Martin Luther King’ Memorial Center
Charles ‘“Poppy
Sharp
Black Peoples’ Unity ‘Movement
Waxahachie Mishap Claims Ennis Woman
Mrs Ray Houx of Ennis was killed in a one car accident during a rainstorm near Waxahachie Texas. Her husband suffered minor injuries when the car wrecked on a wet, dusty road about two miles north of Waxahachie.
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Waxahachie
Ray Houx
Ennis
Dean Seeks 50 000 In Damage Suit
Ted Dean of Texas Tech University seeks 50 000 in a damage suit charging a car rear end collision on Sept 29 1966 impaired his earning capacity and delayed a textbook project for use in agriculture courses. Trial opened before Judge James A Ellis in district court with Edward Wayne Hellman named as the other driver.
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Texas Tech College of Agricultural Sciences
Gerald W. Thomas
Thomas
Sith
Edward Wayne ‘Hellman
W. 17Th St. Thomas
James A. Ellis
Hospital Leader Set To Resign In Clovis
Monroe Owens administrator of Clovis Memorial Hospital since 1957 requests resignation to the hospital board. Board president Bob Brooks said no action until the weekly meeting at 12 30 p m with no public comment. Owens faced fire from July from an ad hoc committee appointed by the Clovis City Commission over hospital and emergency room procedures. The board voted August 5 to retain Owens despite pressure. By September 1 four of five board members had resigned or had terms expire.
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Monroe Owens
Clovis Memorial Hospital
Hospital Board of Trustees
Bob Brooks
Brooks
Ownes
New Mexico Hospital Association
Owens
For Sale and Notices Parade on Tech Bulletin Boards
Campus bulletin boards list items for sale from TVs radios and tires to baby items and even a senior ring. Other notices include ride offers a wedding dress and veil and a humorous ad about a study group and a name change sign indicating Texas State University.
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Texas A&m
Tech
Fort Worth
Texas State University
Dirksen Foe Pays Tribute to Marigold National Flower Bid
Senator Margaret Chase Smith placed an orange marigold on Everett Dirksen's desk before a brief Senate session. The tribute recalls Dirksen's push to make the marigold the national flower while Smith advocates for the rose.
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UPD
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
Everett M. Dirksen
Senate
Dirksen
Youths Admit Taking Cars In Onend Food Store Prowl
Two 14 year old youths confessed to stealing two cars during a prowling incident near Onend Food Store at 1517 34th St. The Modern Chevrolet Sales lot at 1600 block Avenue J reported the thefts, later recovered by police.
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34Th St
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Avenue J
Why Are You A Poor Talker
A Chicago publisher offers a self training method to improve daily conversation, poise, and influence. The booklet Adventures in Conversation is mailed free with just a dime for postage to readers who request it. Send name, address, and zip to the given Chicago address for the booklet.
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Chicago
Diversey Pkwy
Meeting at 7 a.m. at 1716 16th Street school
Officials from the Association of Governments formerly the Lubbock Metropolitan Council of Governments convene at the 1716 16th Street school administration building for a 7 am meeting. Participants include local officials assessing regional planning and school district coordination.
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Association of Governments
Lubbock Metropolitan
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