Two Major Rodeos Pay $63,000 To Winners
The Rodeo Cowboys Association said two major rodeos ended Sunday paying winners over $63 000. At Phoenix Arizona Ace Berry 23 of Modesto California won all around cowboy with 2408 in bareback bronc and team roping while partner John Miller from Pawhuska Oklahoma placed high in team roping. Sonny Ehr 30 of Minot North Dakota won 1030 in calf roping and steer wrestling at San Angelo Texas. Paul Mayo of Grinnell Iowa now in Fort Worth leads the early world all around race with 11049 while Larry Mahan of Brooks Oregon the five time champion trails after injuries. Jimmy Schumacher the famed Phoenix rodeo clown retired to start a business in Phoenix.
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Selective Service in Texas Announces Staff Reductions
State Director Colonel Melvin N. Glantz says Texas will see a 15 percent cut in the Selective Service System workforce as part of a nationwide reorganization. Local boards may be co located and some offices relocated to a central site, with the changes underway by June 30. The number of Texas layoffs remains undetermined.
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Helen Help Us Lampooned by Helen Bottel Questions on love living and family life
A dated advice column presents reader questions about dating roles in cars, secrecy in marriage, emotional miscommunication, and teen family tensions. Helen Bottel offers blunt guidance, urging open letters, honest affection, and practical steps like writing to spouses and seeking guidance for troubled households.
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Balmorhea F H A Members Attend Area II Meeting
Sixteen Balmorhea Chapter members with advisor Mrs. Jane Moore and five F H A mothers traveled to Midland for the Area 2 F H A meeting at Robert E Lee High School. Don Williams of Lubbock headlined the event with Area Chorus performances and a House of Delegates Luncheon.
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Schools Cut From Student Loan Program
AUSTIN AP Thirty colleges were suspended from the state loan program for excessive delinquencies. The list includes Prairie View A&M Texas Southern University Hardin Simmons University Huston Tillotson College Jarvis Christian College Paul Quinn College Texas College Texas Lutheran College University of Corpus Christi Wiley College Angelina Junior College Central Texas Junior College Cisco Junior College Clarendon Junior College El Centro College Henderson County College Howard County Junior College Navarro Junior College Odessa Junior College Panola County Junior College San Jacinto Junior College South Plains Junior College Temple Junior College Texarkana Junior College Weatherford Junior College Wharton County Junior College Butler College South Texas Junior College Southwestern Christian College and Texas State Technical Institute. Rep Curtis Graves criticized the list as containing every predominantly Negro college in the state. He warned the Hinson Hazelwood Act could be undermined if loans remain unavailable to these students. Graves noted the attorney general has not filed suits against ex-students six months behind in payments, though the attorney general’s department says 77 suits have been filed in three months. Beatles have sold more than 56 million LPs, the Music Research Bureau says, ahead of Mantovani, Herb Alpert, Elvis Presley and Frank Sinatra.
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FDA Admits Misrated Testimony On Nitrates
Washington AP. The FDA says it misstated informal testimony on a 1969 nitrite study used in smoked fish and other meats. FDA officials testified nitrite levels in six plants showed one over the limit, while documents indicate three plants violated the standard. Nitrite preserves color and inhibits botulism but may pose health risks.
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Charles C. Edwards
House Operations Subcommittee On Intergovernmental Relations
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William E. Goodrich
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