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Newspaper
Wellington Leader
Location
Wellington, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1965
Page
2
The article promotes Wellington as a fresh focus for tourism, urging towns to leverage gracious conduct and local knowledge to attract visitors. It urges courteous, thorough presentation of county information to engage newcomers and boost seasonal travel.
A neighbor criticizes Washington for payroll taxes and rising costs. He argues government spending drives prices and debt, while steel and taxes squeeze personal prosperity. The piece portrays experts warning about debt and fiscal policy as researchers pursue solutions.
Faith Baptist Church will run Vacation Bible School from Monday June 7 through Friday June 11 with a Preparation Day on Saturday June 5. Enrollment parade downtown at 9 am. Classes 8 to 11 am daily with Bible lessons crafts and recreation. Rev Howard Cooper pastor in charge with teachers Mrs Russell Hill Mrs Lonnie Needham Mrs Howard Cooper Mrs Loyd Vines and Mrs Loys Johnson nursery.
Austin state Selective Service director Col. Morris S. Schwartz said the June draft quota for Texas is 695, the largest since January 1964, forming the Texas share of a 17 000 man national army quota. Three thousand three hundred thirty three 18 year olds will undergo mental examinations in May as ordered by President Johnson.
The piece explains pond stratification in fish farms, noting a top water layer up to about six feet deep drives most biological activity. It describes middle and deeper layers, water exchange, and the need for trickle tubes to remove water six feet below the surface to maintain pond health and productivity.
Former Wellington woman Imogene Strickland Babb died of a heart attack in Lexington on May 28. She was daughter of Mrs. I. M. Strickland and sister of Mrs. Fred Williams. Funeral services were held and burial was in Decatur TH. Survivors and relatives from this area included Mrs. Strickland and E. M. Strickland Jr. of Austin.
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