Hail Damages 65,000 Acres of South Plains Cotton
The South Plains suffers extensive cotton damage from a recent hail storm. Officials say about 95,000 acres may be lost and another 40,000 acres damaged, with yield potential down due to slow fiber maturation and risk of late-season effects. Weather experts warn of possible further harm if cold persists.
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Church in Hobbs i Gets New Pastor
The Rev. James Ray Serviss, former pastor of Trinity Lutheran Church in Canton Ohio, is named pastor at St Matthew Lutheran Church Hobbs. He succeeds Rev David Stubbs who resigned and moved to Santa Fe. Pretoria a machine to wear out roads is on the market here.
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New Miss Lubbock Named Here Monday
The Jaycees at Red Raider Convention Center announce Miss Salas from Irving as first runner up in the Miss Lubbock pageant held last April at Moody Auditorium Lubbock Christian College. Miss Salas will be the official hostess and hold a $700 scholarship, with plans to relinquish the title if needed.
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Dallas deputy suspended amid murder case testimony dispute
Dallas County Sheriff Clarence Jones suspended deputy Tom Barker indefinitely while Dist. Atty. Henry Wade probes allegations that Barker lied to a grand jury and at the murder trial of James Lander. Wade warned against using Barker’s testimony in ongoing prosecutions.
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Chinatown Freedom Schools Open In Protest Against Busing
In San Francisco Chinatown hundreds of first to sixth graders attend four volunteer staffed freedom schools after regular hours as protests against desegregation continue. About 1,000 pupils enroll across double sessions in Chinese cultural school buildings while 72.5 percent of eligible students are in class.
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College Reaches Top Enrollment Amid Cultural School Push
China town Parents for Quality Education sponsors report two and a half hours of classes in split sessions with a half hour less than state requirements. Cochairmen Bertha Chan Adam Gee and James Wong urge monthly donations and say teachers are not state certified. Parents assist as aides and supervise after school cleanups as children use YMCA play areas due to lack of playground facilities.
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Chinatown Parents For Quality Education
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James Wong
YMCA
Man devoted to birds creates sanctuary for migratory species
Retired border patrolman Norfleet, who helped expose a 1936 confidence scheme, left the service to raise game birds. He now keeps 300 geese and various quail and pheasants on his Hale Center area farm, plans enlarging pens, and hopes to inspire others to love things people can’t build.
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