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Wellington Leader

Location

Wellington, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1965

Page

9

Congress Briefed On Lawmaking And Civil Rights Debate

The President urged looking ahead to Congress with a planned law while the Attorney General signaled forthcoming legislation for presidential consideration. The piece critiques rapid action and calls for a deliberative Congress, citing voting rights, federal enforcement, and past Reconstruction parallels amid racial reform debates.

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Stubble-mulch farming for soil and water conservation

Salt Sol Conservation Fork District outlines stubble mulching as a tillage system using crop residues to protect soil, reduce erosion, conserve moisture, and improve infiltration. It highlights wind erosion in non irrigated Texas wheat areas and the role of residue in maintaining soil health.

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Hunt Studies In Taos N M

Glenn Hunt of Dodson received the Wayland medical award at Wayland College recollection day chapel in Plainview. He was among nine students honored while a Wayland College group studies at the Taos art colony this summer under outstanding teachers.

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Soil and crop cover impact on rainfall effects

The article notes that rapid water movement into soil occurs when intake is high and slows runoff and erosion when slowed. It recommends surface sealing reduction by cushioning raindrop impact and that a growing crop with good canopy such as small grain or alfalfa reduces sealing. In absence of cover, a prior crop’s residue can provide soil protection and technical help is available from Soil Conservation personnel in Wellington.

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