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Newspaper
Wellington Leader
Location
Wellington, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1964
Page
3
Collingsworth County starts 1965 with optimism as water projects move toward early 1965 engineering for a Salt Fork dam. The plan aims to irrigate and support recreation and wildlife while urging diverse regional development and ongoing oil and gas activity in the north.
Families and relatives gathered for Christmas across several towns including Raburns of 0 B and Jr with Andrews and Marlow Oklahoma kin, Raburn cousins in Chattanooga, Tenn, and others in Fort Worth Weatherford Amarillo and Shamrock. Guests included the Crawfords Towns Orr Welch West McQuearys Workmans Degers Vandi veres Anglins and Winton kin among many.
A reader laments U N hostages in Congo and U S and Belgian actions. He mocks apathy toward violence and calls for citizen rescues with rewards, FDA peanut rules, and political reform. He forecasts a Reapportionment Age with court and Great Society shifts shaping voting and spending.
Mrs. O L Tibbetts 67 of McLean dies after a short illness at Groom Hospital Friday December 25 She was born in Collingsworth County and formerly Miss Viola Goodnight She married QO L Tibbetts in Wellington December 24 1916 Funeral services were held at First Baptist Church McLean with burial in Hillcrest Cemetery She is survived by her husband a daughter and a son two sisters and four brothers plus numerous relatives and friends
A short letter from D. E. Scott argues that taxpayers deserve part of the praise rather than the President monopolizing the credit. The writer emphasizes shared recognition amid political discussion.
A list of Christmas visitors visits in West include families from Clarendon Plainview Clyde Arlington Borger Abilene Canyon Lubbock and Brownwood. Notable attendees include Rev J P Neal of Waco with grandchildren and several Welchs Steens Housedens and Waters spending the holiday with local families.
The 1964 Form 1040 will be mailed around January 1. The new form is revised with page 2 using a single column for itemized deductions and a left column for income. Internal Revenue aims to reduce filing pages and urges reading the instructions carefully.
The menu lists daily meals from Monday January 4 to Friday January 8. Items include hot tamales and cheese sticks on Monday, fried chicken with gravy on Tuesday, beef vegetable soup and egg salad on Wednesday, sliced turkey with dressing on Thursday, and salmon croquettes with beans on Friday. Each day includes sides, bread, desserts, and a half pint of milk or chocolate milk.
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