Toyah Buffaloes Split With Presidio In Busy Games
Toyah Buffaloes opened with a 48 39 win over Presidio before dropping a 65 54 decision in the second contest. Frank Lott led Toyah with 19 points in the first game while Darrel Goodnight added 12. Junior Lara scored 21 in the later loss and Steve Compton 18. Presidio’s top scorers were Garcia 15 Leyva 18 and Ramirez 17. The issue also notes Tornillo’s four wins and various local social updates and a note on the first 500 mile speedway race in 1911.
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Toyah Buffaloes
Presidio
Toyah
Buffs
Frank Lott
Darrel Goodnight
Garcia
Toyahs
Junior Lara
Steve Compton
Leyva
A. Ramirez
Renteria
Tornillo
Ramon Salas
Jose Bosqueta
Oscar Lara
Robert Melindez
Joe Talamen
Stamp industry fairs on human nature to pull through
The trading stamp business, hit by consumer mood shifts toward discount pricing, shows sales near $860 million vs $900 million in 1966-67. Max Olsen, president of the Trading Stamp Institute of America, says stamps remain viable, now expanding beyond groceries as housewives seek value.
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John Cunniff
NEW York
Max Olsen
Trading Stamp Institute of America
Olsen
Today In History for December 7
The column lists key events on December 7 across years. Highlights include the 1941 Pearl Harbor attack marking the Pacific War start, Delaware’s 1797 Constitution ratification, Madison’s 1808 election, Van Buren 1836 win, Hoover’s 1931 unemployment march refusal, 1944 carrier sinkings, Lumumba liberation demand, Gemini 7 orbit, and Cold War talks between the Soviet Union and West Germany.
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Associated Press
Japan
Pearl Harbor
Delaware
U. S
James Madison
Martin van Buren
Washington
Herbert Hoover
United States
U. N. Security Council
Congo
Patrice Lumumba
Soviet Union
West Germany
Stamp firm profits from prepayment in sales push
The executive argued that distribution centers report no thefts and note that the stamp company collects money before sales, providing substantial funds for investments in money markets despite rising shoplifting at retail stores.
Last Capital Scenes in Danville and Collapse of Confederacy
Danville Virginia served as the Confederacy’s last capital where Jefferson Davis learned of Lee surrender at Appomattox on April 9. The next day Davis fled toward Union lines and was captured in Georgia, marking the final collapse of Confederate authority.
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Danville
Jefferson Davis
Lee
Appomattox
Georgia
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Deedee
Mesquite
Texas
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Gina
Mrs. Calk
W. K. Rollins
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George Bryant
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