Front Office Gossip Reveals a Steam of Coffee and Machines
A clipped quip about nosy readers and office coffee reveals tension with the front desk. The note hints at a machine serving coffee but without cup, suggesting miscommunication or a practical joke within the workplace.
Texas fishing and hunting license fees seen rising
Legislation in Austin proposes modest increases in fishing licenses from 2.15 to 3.25 and resident hunting licenses from 3.15 to 5.25. The HB 632 bill, sponsored by Rep. Tom Christian, would boost revenue by about 3.5 million and fund wildlife projects while agency agents receive small fee raises. The note adds that the US population hit 200 million on November 20, 1967.
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Cotton Varieties For Narrow Row Production
Texas A&M researchers report narrow rows boost cotton production efficiency by raising plant populations, shortening the production period, and increasing early leaf area. Breeding aims include small plants with few vegetative branches and light-penetrating canopies for strip harvest.
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Soprano Victoria de los Angeles to tour U S in fall
Spanish soprano Victoria de los Angeles plans her first American tour in five years in October and November. She debuted in New York at Carnegie Hall in 1950 and joined the Metropolitan Opera in 1951 with her debut as Marguerite in Faust.
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