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Newspaper
Wellington Leader
Location
Wellington, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1965
Page
3
In our effort to boost cotton while expanding guar as a summer legume cash crop, planting can continue through the month. Guar offers soil-building benefits and steady price prospects. world growth is limited, boosting export demand. New 1966 varieties Hall and Mills promise higher yields and earlier maturation.
A reader letter discusses Humphrey forming a task force to push firms to hire 16 to 20 year olds for the summer, notes local discrimination, praises whistleblower rewards for reporting tax dodges, and critiques the Profit System and labor exploitation with a rioting college leader and a politician's stance.
The July 1 deadline applies to farmers seeking a 1966 new wheat farm allotment on farms with no 1965 wheat allotment. Eligible producers must have no wheat allotment on any farm, expect more than half their income from farming, and contact the ASCS county office soon. E Scott notes local programs and commentary on job training for youths.
Public notice announces Senate Joint Resolution No. 44 proposing constitutional amendments to Sections 2 and 25 of Article III to raise the Senate to 89 members and keep the House at 150, with districting by population. Voting set for September 7, 1965.
The amendment proposes increasing the State Senate from 41 to 39 members while keeping the House at current size, and requires apportionment by population with no county guaranteed more than one senator. It will be submitted to voters on September 7, 1965.
Verdell Masten of Portales New Mexico has entered the National Guard officer training program. He will train for two weeks in Santa Fe this summer and participate monthly. after three weeks active duty next summer he will receive his commission. He previously served in Ethiopia and works at Odom Office Supply, with his wife in ENMU personnel.
The chairman notes that to obtain a new farm wheat allotment a formal written application must be filed at the ASCS county office before the July 1 deadline. The process centers on submitting the farm specific form provided for this purpose.
Two million World War I veterans remain alive, with the surviving cohort averaging about 70 years old. The figure highlights the enduring presence of veterans from the Great War as time advances.
The American Legion Boys State event opened in Austin with 750 high school boys registering. From Collingsworth County, Danny White Wellington Ken Baxter Dozier and Don Morris Quail joined, sponsored by Frank King American Legion Post.
In New York a group of veterinarians offers pet health insurance for pets at an annual fee of twenty dollars.
Church of Christ guest speaker Reggie Nalls addressed the Wellington Rotary Club at its Tuesday luncheon. He shared photographs from his trip to the Migaie East last year and spoke about the countries visited during the journey.
Mary Graham of Wellington has been elected chaplain of Maple St Hall at North Texas State University. A sophomore home economics major, she is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Grover M Graham. She is a member of the Ellen H Richards Club for home economics majors.
Roy Allen Hoffman, 1957 honor graduate from Saffinor wood high school, earned an accounting degree at Arlington State College at the May 31 convocation. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hoffman of Dal Bs, formerly of Dozer, he attended Southern Methodist University before transferring. He is married with two sons and has worked as an accountant for Affiliated Foods, Inc.
The Veterans Administration projects that by 2000 three of every five veterans living in civilian life will be World War II veterans and the remaining two will be Korean Conflict veterans.
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