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Newspaper
Wellington Leader
Location
Wellington, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1964
Page
4
Musick, TSA general manager, warns slow-moving and oversized farm equipment on rural roads create danger for fast-moving drivers. He notes tractors top out around 20 mph, needing long stopping distances, with hillcrests and curves hiding equipment. Drivers should stay alert, slow down, and keep distance.
Quail seniors met Monday August 24 to elect officers for the 1964 65 term. Dale Morris was chosen president Lonetta Neeley vice president Nancy Harris secretary Denzil Phipps treasurer Patricia Kimbro reporter and Rodney Hill parliamentarian. Room mothers and sponsors were elected Mrs Dolly Mae Wilson and Don Lacy sponsors while room mothers are Mrs Pat Kimbro and Mrs Lonnie Neeley.
Columnists debate conservative critics after the Republican National Convention while chambers of commerce promote grassroots economic literacy. The Ind Valparaiso and Gastonia programs train residents, produce graduates, and inspire local groups to study economics and politics through self guided efforts.
The article notes that adults in Wellington and St Louis participating in free enterprise oriented programs explored Americanism versus Communism. It highlights rapid growth in citizen education with schools, YMCA centers, and local groups forming classes to learn politics at the grassroots.
First Lieutenant Donald L. Dodgen son of Shamrock residents was certified as an F-4C Phantom aircraft pilot systems operator at MacDill AFB Florida. He upgraded after passing demanding academic and flying standards with the Tactical Air Command unit. Dodgen is a Shamrock High School graduate who earned a BBA from Texas A&M University and completed ROTC. His wife Nancy is the daughter of San Angelo residents.
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