Plains Farming Budget Approved by Cotton Group
Trustees of the Cotton Producers Institute approved a $3.1 million research and promotion program for 1966 to boost cotton's competitive strength. J Clyde Wilson of Buckeye Arizona announced the plan after a CPT board meeting in Corpus Christi. The budget includes $1,035,00 for cotton research.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Cotton Producers Institute
J. Clyde Wilson
Buckeye
Ariz
CPT
Corpus Christi
Marriage Licenses and Court Records Highlight Lubbock District
Official record lists marriage licenses including Hugh Hardy Wetamer and Mess Nantes Verma Tactas among numerous other couples. The Lubbock district court session, led by Judge Victor Ho Lindse, covers reciprocal debts, fees, and lengthy cotton research funding totaling $2,066,000 with progress on permanent press fabrics and pest control projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Hardy Wetamer
Peace Afb
Nantes
Clebumne
Charles Roger Racrec
Teace
APR
Sandra Jeanne O
Terry Weldon
Poctacdere Toone
Nancy Sue Younk
Lubbers
Francisca Camarse
Mrance
Vire Lopez
Oboth
Artem Tinugias
Paeseabe
Jeanne Tiel Lawrence
Donald Worth Aban
Wruerace
Mies
Evetve Cesee
Burdowr
Thomas Morne
Artonio
Robert Trev
Wi Reese
Lubboos
Larry Eusere Pere
Bork Roene Senener
Mie
Teertsap Gibeen
Josnert
Lubbock
TIND
Victor Ho Lindses
Get Fee
Top Air Force Officers to Visit Reese This Weekend
A Pentagon team led by Dr. Theodore C. Marrs arrives at Reese Air Force Base to review the impact of increased manning and readiness. The visit includes briefings with Reese wing staff on flying schedules attrition rates and manning while also meeting Air National Guard and Air Force Reserve units and officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Air Force
Reese Air Force Base
Theodore C. Marrs
Secretary of the Air Force
Lester C. Hess
Reese
Allen P. Adair IT
Marrs
Air National Guard
Air Force Reserve
Guard
Continental Air Command
Pentagon
Dudley
E. Faver
Col. Hess
Air Force Reserves
U.S. Air Force
Air Reserve
Air Training Command
Grup
Lamb County First Cotton Bales Harvested During Agriculture Day
Lamb County opened its 1965 66 season with its first bales harvested on Agriculture Day in Littlefield. Bill Warren of Olton ginned a 48 pound bale and Ronnie Fisher of Ruta produced a 425 pound bale in a timed effort to win county base designation and publicity for cotton production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Littlefield
Lam County
Cin
Bill Warren
Olton
Lamb County
Ronnie Fisher
Ruta
Tahoka United Fund Drive Set for Second Annual Campaign
Tahoka officials announce the second annual United Fund drive led by Harold Roberts of Southwestern Public Service as drive chairman. The Tahoka United Fund supports four agencies including the Red Cross Salvation Army Rev Secours and Girl Scouts. The group aims to conserve manpower and spread donations over the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tahoka
Tahoka United Fund
Harold Roberts
Southwesterm Public Service
Drive
United Fund
The
Red Cross
Salvation
Army
Rev Secours
Girl Seourts
Last Sear
Sear
Leighton Knox
Tohoka PP
Garland Thar
Jonots Vie Eo
Steve Theater Rosteretur O
Warren Trentre
Natirear
Cotton Executive Declared Bankrupt
William Neale, former president of Dallas Cotton Execance and leader of Western Warehewise Co, was declared bankrupt. The filing by lenders names Neale and the Shippers Warehouse Co as creditors with claims up to 1 million dollars and ties to Rio Grande Compress and Warehouse Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
William Neale
Dallas Caton Execance
Petityon
Fistreve Catton Co
Shippers
Eirnlevers Casuatts Co
Rindye Do
Neale
Seth
Western Warehewise Co
Woof Neale
Ca. Bb of
Shippere Warehouse Co
Rio Grande Comprese and Warehouse Co
Ererditare
Asyayt
William Fo
Burglar Alarm Catches Pair Of 17 Year Olds In Alley
Two 17 year olds were trapped behind a car in a downtown Lubbock alley after a break in at the Weaver residence. A three gallon container of ice cream and eight pints of peaches were among the items missing from a deep freeze. Bond set at 1500 dollars each with custody remanded. In a separate case deputies reported a heavy burglary loss at the Tom Reynolds home southeast of Acuff including jewelry valued at 1050 dollars and multiple firearms and electronics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. E. Weaver
Lubbock Alley
Iglary Alarm Company
Main St
Thomas Quint
Ave
Mariojens
Chappa
Rt. 1
Lubbock
Justice of the Peace
George H. McCleskey
Tom Reynolds
Acuff
Fire and accident briefs fill Friday from street incidents to hospital
Fire crews extinguished a rear canvas fire on a delivery truck owned by Robnett's Bee Farms after a probable cigarette cause. A gasoline spill from a leaking car tank at Avenue U and 20th Street was washed down. Postmasters and Supervisors prepare for a district meeting at Furr's Cafe in Town and Country Shopping Center with speakers from Amarillo and Lubbock. Floyd Mayo, 39, remained in critical condition after a Thursday crash at 26th Street and Avenue C. Harvey Dowdy, 21, was treated after an on the job accident at Hancock Manufacturing and was in satisfactory condition Friday. In Arizona, ancient water beneath an underground basin supports irrigation, with a large unused aquifer being tapped at a rate of 3.5 million acre feet annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ith Street
Avenue X
Robnett’s
Bee Farms
Avenue U
20Th
Jerry Wyley
27Th St
Postmasters and Supervisors ‘Association
19Th Congressional District
Torreador
Furr
4Th Street
College Avenue
Mel Benesch
Amarillo
Labbock
A.A. Slingerland
W.L. Ferrell
Rush Wheeler
Slaton
Prentice
Floyd Mayo
2Nd St
Methodist Hospital
Mayo
26Th Street
Avenue C
Harvey Lee Dowdy
MD St
West Texas Hospital
Hancock Manufacturing Co
Plainview Highways
Dowds
Tucson
Ariz
Arizona
UT Exes To View Longhorn Films
The Lubbock Chapter of the University of Texas Ex-Students Association will show Texas football game films this year. Films air the Tuesday after each game at noon at Younghblond's in Koko Korner, 50th and Avenue Q. The first screening is the Texas Tulane game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lubbock
University of Texas Ex-Students Association
Texas
Mike Higgins
Younghblond's
Koko Korner
50Th
Avenue Q
Liz Taylor Loans 15 Paintings to Geneva Museum
Actress Elizabeth Taylor loaned 15 paintings from her collection to the Geneva Museum of Art and History for one year. The exhibit opens September 21 and Higgins can provide further information at SW5-9211.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liz
Monet
Pis- Geneva
UPI
Isarro
Utrillo
Elizabeth Taylor
Geneva Museum of Art and History
Higgins
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Cotton
CPI
Othe Cpt
Iward
Pussell Giffen
Freeno
Calif
Cpls
Clyde Wilson
Atiz
Howard Alford
Loubbeek
Ray Bo Davis
Also
PPT
Smith Plains
Jay Cannon
Hale Center
Joe Ro Pate
Laihpoek
Joe Rankin
Ralls
J. C
Tahnka
Libback County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service Committee
Fridas
Jay Stanton
Gerald Cufron
James A. Fits
Mary Heer
Lewatier
Rivnere Havel
Avorre
Ageine
Thomas Brower
Colonal Investment Corp Aga
Jamesoane Foot
Hopnes
Colonial Tovesument Corp
Tous Contraction Ce
Robert Ho Bean
Jule Remier
County Court Atiaw Sa Mra. Pat & Moore Joder
Charnes Erie Gil Fer Aa Rypes
Coun Rodrich
Juize
Marsha
Acer
Huhimarr
United States Department of Agriculture
Bopommuniits
Gremes
Cliftor Sern
Claxton
Caruthwasts
Honfred Karten
Conrad J Meioep
Rov
Lee
ASCS
Gale Ballard
Shallwater
Ford Bell
Ster
Bar Idalou
Moscow
Purrowr Avalanche
Lagiora
Draughon
Business College
Witt
Texas Ave
Lubbock Power & Light
Your Electric Company
Jersey
Pentread Sales
Carload
Mr. North Lubbock
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