J Didactics by Deshion Wode Commentary on press rights and local notices
The piece discusses government secrecy versus press freedom in wartime Indochina reporting, notes The Daily Texan's inclusion of New York Times material, cites highway funding impacts from a Texas legislative tax bill, and recalls the Lowry newsstand closure and community social impact. It also mentions a Browning verse and a tornado damage event with irrigation losses.
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New York Fihes
United States
Vietnam
New York Times News Service
Daily
Texan
New York Times
U.S
Indochina
France
Vaccination Requirements Expanded For Wellington Schools
Texas Legislature expands vaccines for all students entering public schools and higher education. Superintendent Thayne Amonett urges Wellington ISD parents to ensure Oral Polio three doses, Diphtheria/Tetanus three doses, Measles Rubella one dose or disease history, and Smallpox vaccination within ten years. Proof of vaccination accepted.
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Texas
Thayne Amonett
Wellington Independent
Planning Tour Highlights Church Leaders Meet
The Church of the Nezarene hosted a planning tour Tuesday evening June 22 with Lubbock District leaders meeting pastor and church officers. Rev Philip Daniele and Dr Lyle Fekley joined by Mrs Eckley and Ralph West with Southworth from Amarillo. A district girls and boys camp is set for July 12 to 16 at Camp Arrowhead near Glen Rose.
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Church of the Nezarene
Labbock
Philip Daniele
Lyle Fekley
Camp Arrowhead
Glen Rose
Levelland Man Elected WHS Band Director
Stephen Schmidly of Levelland has been named band director for Wellington Schools by Superintendent Thayne Amonett. He will graduate from Texas Tech this summer after a year and a half with Whiteface Schools. He is married and has extensive band training.
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Stephen Schmidly
Levelland
Wellington
Thayne Amonett
Schmidly
Texas Tech
Band
Tech
El Paso Visitor Donna Sherman Remembers Scurry Family
John Sherman returned from a three week stay in El Paso where he visited his daughter and her family, Mr and Mrs William Scurry, Sherman and Willie. The Scurry family moved to El Paso from Madison New Jersey recently as he joined Northwestern National Bank staff. He formerly worked with First City National Bank of New York. Donna Sherman is the memory kept of Mrs Scurry.
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John Sherman
Tera Weel
el Paso
William Scurry
Sherman
Willie
Scurry
Madison
New Jersey
Northwestern National Bank
First City National Bank of New York
Donna Sherman
Norwood Board Names Teacher and Staff for Schools
Norwood Thad Samnerwood School Board hires Zeldon Jenkins to teach science and names several other teachers and aides. Jenkins holds a BS from West Texas State University, anticipated August graduation, and is married to Reta Ann Cummings. The district renews contracts for most staff, with Martindale and Rainey on two year terms from 1970.
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Thad Samnerwood School Board
Zeldon Jenkins
Robert Dwight
Meer Meadegt
Dwight
Jenkins
West Texas State University
Clarendon Junior College
Roland Jenkins
Reta Ann Cummings
Palo F., Cummings
Sumnerwood Board
Kenneth Martindale
Selba Rainey
Rama Camp
Velma Htett
Jack Lowry
Judy Oren
John Thomas
Jimmy Brown
Judy Barber
Joe J. Howard
Paul Schaub
Rainey
Martindale
Cecil Snead
Lois Simpson
Robert Jones Comedbang
John Birkey
Billie Roberts
North Carolina visitors stay with local residents
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Allred hosted Mrs. Allred’s sister and Mr. and Mrs. John Lingle with their grandson Jamie Roehr of Southern Pines NC. They traveled to Colorado before returning Tuesday night. Construction work hinges on future Congress funding with an expected five year build time. The project aims to reduce salt in the Red River and Lake Texoma and will also boost local recreation and wildlife.
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Eisenhower
Kennedy
Johnson
United States
Louis Allred
John Lingle
Jamie Roehr
Southern Pines
North Carolina
Colorado
Congress
Col Pinkney
Red River
Lake Texhoma
North Texas
Wellington Student Receives Clark Foundation Scholarship
Bobby Safed, a Wellington High School graduate, earned a Clark Foundation scholarship for 1971 72 to attend Texas Tech University. He ranked third in UIL regional writing and third in District 2 AA, with the award citing academic achievement and moral leadership.
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Bobby Safed
Wellington High School
Clark Foundation of Dallas
Texas Tech University
Safed
Mack Safed
USAF
Clark Foundation
Robert Mack Saied
Wellington
UIL
E.W. Clement
Texas
Bobby
Tech
Dr. 5.5. McKay
A V Mote Undergoes Major Surgery At Local Hospital
A V Mote entered High Plains Baptist Hospital on Tuesday June 22 for major surgery planned for Wednesday. He had previously undergone one operation on March 11, and Mrs. Mote said the upcoming procedure would be more extensive. Their children were in Amarillo for the event, including Mrs. Billy Williams, Johnny Mote, Gene Mote of Wellington, Mrs. W S Buchanan and family of Omaha Nebraska, and A V Mote Jr of Wichita Falls.
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A V. Mote
High Plains Baptist Hospital
C C Sterling Recovering From Open Heart Surgery
C C Sterling of Madill Oklahoma is recovering after open heart surgery at Mercy Hospital Oklahoma City on Tuesday June 15 Jimmy Cochran traveled to the city for the procedure and Ruth Cochran now in Mineral Wells joined them in Oklahoma City Sterling has long visited the Cochran home Calvin Corbell Austin visited A T Lentz's home last weekend with Mr and Mrs C L Shanks Their daughter Mrs J W Kirby of Littlefield visits John Forbis this week
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C.C. Sterling
Madill
Oklahoma
Mercy Hospital
Oklahoma City
Jimmy Cochran
Ruth Cochran
Mineral Wells
Sterling
Cochran
A. T. Lentz
Calvin Corbell
Austin
Corbells
C.L. Shanks
John Forbis
J. W. Kirby
Littlefield
Top o' Texas Quarter Horse Show Set
Top o Texas Quarter Horse Show set for Sunday June 27 at 9 00 a m at Recreation Park Pampa approved by the American Quarter Horse Association and sponsored by the Top 3 Texas Rodeo Association with Edward Vincent as show manager and John T Winters as show secretary O G Bow Jr of Whitewright will judge all events Entries must be registered with the American Quarter Horse Association and show in the owner name Entries in 4 H Club and FFA must present a signed statement from their 4 H leader or County Agent Also details on Wellington student workers city employees and community action center staff are listed including several county offices and local agencies
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Daily
Texas
University of Texas At Austin
Frank Erwin
Pampa
Top O' Texas Bowe Grounds
Recreation Park
Texas Rodeo Association
Edward Vincent
Lefort
John T. Winters
O. G. Bow, Jr
Whitewright
American Quarter Horse Association
FFA
Page
Wellington
Cozette Seitz
Nita Brantley
Johnny Whitten
Mary Davis
Joy Jesse
Elena Romo
Ann Sosa
Jake Leach
Cleopus Pennon
Mike Williams
James Davis
Gary Brown
Jay Thomas
Bobby Joe Shrubs
Community Action Center
Jamie Davis
Maudine Reed
Marilyn Oatley
Renee Jones
Jeanette Barber
Rosie Guajardo
Brenda Prince
Judy Jones
Collingsworth County Library
Zook Thomas
Lille Rogers
Ann Smith
State Department of Public Welfare
Nancy Shumate
Marcia King
Chamber of Commerce
Rozell Oatley
Paul Gonzales
County
Nancy Colson
Nancy Sue
Death, heirs, and disputed will in Masten estate
The filing details Mrs Lily B Masten death on May 49 1971 and claims no will was found leaving the estate intestate. James Williford of Highland Church Abbene named executor without bond amid disputes over probate and claims of undue influence and improper execution of a will. The petition seeks inheritance tax recovery and estate income since the decedent's death with June 4 as the cited limitation date.
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Gatewood
Taylor County
Ma. Masten
Gat mdi
Nnne
Lily B. Masten
James Williford
Highland Church, Abbene
Mr. Masten
Masten
Hogs and Hogshead Bonds Lead Page One Brief
No. 3 from page one reports Ren Graves securing bond for 2500 on six hogs. An indictment accuses Sadse of loco in disposing mortgaged tractors tied to the defunct First State Bank Dodson. Rowton faces driving while intoxicated charges from an arrest near Wellington. Jimmie Lee Childress indicted for burglary from the Horace Clay farmhouse west of Wellington. A blizzard-note mentions county immobilization in February, and Texas Criminal Justice Council reps will organize a county city law enforcement unit here.
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Ren Graves
First State Bank of Dodson
David Rowton
Wellington
Agai Jimmie Lee
Childress
Horace-Clay
Texas Criminal Justice Council
Joint County City Law Enforcement Study and Plan
Collingaworth County and Wellington officials consider a combined law enforcement body. Sheriff Rainey and Judge Thomas lead joint and separate meetings to gauge feasibility, with an advisory committee from both the Commissionery Court and City Council. Final approval rests with the court. fines feed county salary fund except city ordinances stay in City Court.
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Sheriff Rainey
Collingaworth County
Wellington
Ned
Hardeman County
Quanah
Rainey
Thomas
Commissionery Court
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