Rain shortages stress Texas crops in scattered regions
Farmers need rain across Texas as cotton and other crops face slow growth from cool weather and dry soils. Extension director Hutchinson notes moisture is short in the Panhandle and parts of the High Plains, with some wheat and oats ready for harvest and alfalfa first cut underway in the southeast counties.
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College Station
Tex
Texas
John Hutchinson
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
Coteton
Hutchinson
Vernon
Panhandle
South Plains
Bermuda
Pecos
Edwards Plateau
del Rio
Brackettville
Sahora
Northwest
Blackland
South Texas
Toyah High School awards and commencement honors 1970
Toyah High School held a morning assembly awarding outstanding students for attendance and achievement. Lisa Taylor received a reading award, Ortencia Nunez and Rachel Prieto library awards, Daylene Yates Waight a Betty Crocker Home Making award, Luisa Sanchez science, Damon Compton language arts, and certificates went to top students in junior high and high school. Commencement exercises May 21 featured salutatorian Sharon Willborn and valedictorian Anna Contreras, with diplomas presented by Mr W N Stutts. Over 200 attended the ceremony and reception.
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Toyah
Lisa Taylor
Mike Ronquillo
Ortencia Nunez
Rachel Prieto
Betty Crocker
Daylene Yates
Luisa Sanchez
Damon Compton
Evelyn McConnell
Ramon Sanchez
Susan Gibson
Fred Sanchez
Sharon Willburn
Julian Sanchez
Barbara Renteria
Frank Lott
Toyah High School
Lily Robinson
Clyde Chasteen
Pecos
W. N. Stutts
Anna Contreras
Jose Machuca
Jesse Sanchez
Daylene Waight
Sharon Willborn
Darrel Goodnight
Frank Nunez
Judy Nunez
Herman Sanchez
Mary Sanchez
Joe Vernon
Lamar Taylor
Cloudcroft
Ruidosa
N. M
Agnew Keynoted Opening At International Cancer Congress
Vice President Spiro Agnew delivered the keynote as the International Cancer Congress opened in Houston with more than 6,000 medical and scientific experts from 70 nations. Sponsors include the National Academy of Sciences and the University of Texas M D Anderson Hospital. The eight day meeting features 1,500-plus papers and special programs, plus awards for anti smoking messages.
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Houston
Spiro Agnew
United States
St. Louis
Nikolai Blokhin
International Union Against Cancer
Moscow
Alexander Haddow
Britain
Tomizo Yoshida
Tokyo
National Academy of Sciences
University of Texas M. D. Anderson Hospital and Tumor Institute
Texas Woman’s University At Venton
Metropolitan Opera Co
Houston Symphony Orchestra
Anderson Hospital
Alabama primary tally pits Brewer over Wallace by 6914 votes
Official AP report confirms Gov Albert Brewer won the Alabama Democratic gubernatorial primary with a margin of 6914 votes over rival George C Wallace from last week. The result reinforces Brewer's challenge to Wallace in the era.
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Montgomery
Ala
Albert Brewer
George C. Wallace
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Oscar Lara
Elpedia Sanchez
Renee Marsh
Max Calk
Gina Gayle
Calk
M. D. Rollins
Duncan
Oklahoma
Manuel Calk
Calks
J. F. Keating
John Keating
Ken
Lubbock
E. C. Kuhn
Doylene Wright
Agnew
Dyer & Sons
Chuck
Boston
Oscar Mayer
ZEE
Shurfine
Purina
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