Divorce Petition Texas style Dunlap case filed
The State of Texas to Robert Earl Dunlap commands a written answer to the plaintiff Virginia Ruth Dunlap’s petition filed December 15 1967 in Cameron County court. The suit No 4-113-A seeks a divorce on grounds of cruel treatment with a first Monday after 42 days deadline.
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State OF Texas
Robert Earl Dunlap
Court
Cameron County
Brownsville
Texas
Lula George
Omeron County
J. W. Wagner
Serious Study to Gifts That Fit The Kids
College Station experts urge parents to choose gifts matching a child’s development. Lucille Moore and Jennie Kitching advise toys should meet age needs, foster imagination, and avoid parental status signaling. Safety tips include sturdy construction, non toxic finishes, and secure parts.
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College Station
Junior
Lucille Moore
Texas A&m University
Jennie Kitching
Miss Kitching
For Sale and Wanted Classified Items
FOR SALE 20 inch butaneous kitchen range also snow cone machine. WH 3-2752. WANTED Good home for week old kittens. WH 35-2986.
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Joe's Fish House
When a preacher rehearses his sermons
A preacher who rehearses sermons reaffirms his own messages by practicing the ideas he preaches, raising questions about whether repetition equals true adherence to his stated beliefs. The phrase highlights potential scrutiny of consistency between speech and conduct.
Crabbing: regulation on egg-bearing females in Texas waters
Verne Sanford outlines a Texas regulation banning possession of female crabs bearing eggs. Identifying egg-bearing crabs via the sponge on the abdomen, he notes males have a white narrow plate while females carry a broad brown plate. The piece explains crab biology and seasonal abundance for crabbing enthusiasts.
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Sanford
Crete
Reform of Germany's Rupprecht transforms grim helper
The German version of Santa’s aide Rupprecht sheds his feared image. Once a strict disciplinarian who punished children, he is now depicted as a good-natured figure aiding Santa in gift giving. Scholars trace his origins to pre-Christian Wotan legends, but stores promote a friendly, modern portrayal.
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The
National Safety Council
Santa Claus
St. Nick
Germany
Rupprecht
Simon
Wotan
Zeus
Tyr
Teutonic Flintstone
Santa
Special Treats for Children Across Nations
French children receive practical gifts at the New Year while Scottish children prized oranges currants and watered-down porter. Halian children get presents on January 6 Epiphany adds gifts in Mexico. England follows a December 26 tradition similar to the United States.
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Scotland
Mexico
England
Celebration of Christmas Hope Across Ages and Peoples
The piece traces the Christmas belief in redemption from ancient Rome and Israel through Christian spread to Europe. It notes the Christmas tree’s origin in Luther's era, possible Hessian introduction in America, and mistletoe and yule log links as symbols of hopeful return home and a shared human longing for peace.
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Mediterranean
Europe
Mim
Martin Luther
America
Citrus Buying Tips for Texas Shoppers
It is Citrus time in Texas and buyers should choose heavy fruits with smooth thin skins for more juice. Avoid fruits that are withered sunken or soft to ensure freshness and flavor.
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Texas
Japan to Exhibit at HemisFair in San Antonio
Japan becomes the 23rd nation to announce participation in HemisFair. It will occupy 6,000 square feet and showcase efforts as the first World’s Fair in the Southwestern United States. Consul General Hideko Tanaka announced the plan to HemisFair officials. Other nations named include Belgium Bolivia Canada China Colombia El Salvador France Germany Honduras Italy Korea Mexico Nicaragua Panama Peru Philippines Portugal Spain Switzerland Thailand Tunisia Venezuela. The federal government is building the 6.75 million U.S. Confluence Theater and Texas is finishing the 10 million Institute of Texas Cultures.
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San. Antonio
Japan
HemisFair
United States
Hideko Tanaka
Houston
Tanaka
Jack Newman
Texas
Belgium
Bolivia
Canada
Republic of China
Colombia
EL Salvador
France
Germany
Honduras
Italy
Korea
Mexico
Nicaragua
Panama
Peru
Philippines
Portugal
Spain
Switzerland
Thailand
Tunisia
Venezuela
U. S
State of Texas
Institute of Texas Cultures
Catfish Farming Interest Rises in Texas
COLLEGE STATION Production of catfish for commercial purposes has grown from 200 acres in 1960 to about 3 900 acres in 1967 according to W G Klussmann Texas A M University extension specialist. He notes 20 25 million pounds harvested in 1966 versus a few thousand in 1963 and predicts farm raised catfish could double by 1970.
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College Station
W. G. Klussmann
Texas A&m University
Klussmann
Palo Duro Canyon State Park Largest in Texas System
Palo Duro Canyon State Scenic Park in the Texas Panhandle covers 15 103 85 acres and was acquired in 1933 making it the largest park in the state system.
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Palo Duro Canyon
Texas Panhandle
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