Man killed in fall at Albany Atlas missile site
Manuel Louis Arispe 23 of Abilene formerly Winters died in a 10 foot fall at the Albany Atlas missile site about 10:30 am Tuesday. He lost footing on the fourth level and fell striking a beam before reaching the silo bottom. Born Oct 11 1937 in Seguin he moved to Winters in 1946 and later to Abilene. He married Beatrice Lugano May 7 1958. He is survived by his wife two sons his parents six sisters and two brothers. Memorial services were held in Winters and Abilene with burial in Lakeview Cemetery.
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Manuel Louis Arispe
Abilene
Winters
Albany Atlas Missile Site
Seguin
Cruz Arispe
Beatrice Lugano
Arispe
Spill Memorial Chapel
Mount Carmel Catholic Church
Julius Johnson
Lakeview Cemetery
Manuel L. Jr
Jerry Davis
Adam Flores
David Flores
Jimmy Esquivel
Ray P. Cortez Jr
Susie
Mary Ellen Arispe
Joe
David Arispe
Minimum Wage Bill Passes House By O C Fisher
Congressman O C Fisher warns the new minimum wage hike to 1.25 an hour will raise unemployment. The liberal conservative coalition secured a 26 vote margin with 15 southern Democrats crossing party lines and 33 GOP members joining. Union leaders fear industry migration and higher prices while a targeted relief program is proposed for displaced workers.
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O. C. Fisher
House
Fisher
Alger
Burleson
Dowdy
Ikard
Kilday
Kilgore
Mahon
Poage
Rogers
County Plans to Buy Dirt Loading Equipment Soon
County Judge Henry Rampy said the County Commissioners will buy four front end loaders for road work. Bids will be sought for four crawler tractor type loaders. Time warrants not to exceed 80 000 will fund the purchase. The Commissioners approved Valley Creek Water Control District tax levy and collection, with funds remitted to the district.
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Henry Rampy
Valley Creek Water Control District
Insect Control Program Expands for Public Schools
Walton of Texas A and M heads a cooperative effort linking agricultural education with public schools. The program provides access to specialists for short courses, aiding vocational agriculture teachers to improve services for farm families. Specialists are available in insect control, farm management, electrification, welding, tractor maintenance, beef, and swine production.
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Walton
Department of Agricultural Education
Texas A
Valley Creek District Forms for Soil Stewardship
The Valley Creek Water Control District forms under the Prevention Act and begins work planning with SCS aid. District directors and custodian names are listed, funds come from rental fees, and 1961 progress includes 13 farmers with plans, 3539 miles of terraces, 30 cattle ponds, 52514 acres reseeded, and extensive rangeland and crop land management. Board members and meeting schedule are given.
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Valley Creek
Valley Creek Water Control District
Valley Creek District
SCS
Harley Hillard
Norton
Ben Frerick
Rowena
Ernest Thormeyer
Winters
Board of Supervisors
Kirby Robinson
Bill Minzenmayer
Jake Presley
H. Giesecke Jr
Arthur Eggemeyer
NTSC to Hold Baccalaureate for 525 Seniors
Tommy B. Mayhew of Winters schedules baccalaureate services for 11 a.m. at NTSC auditorium joining 524 fellow seniors in commencement observance.
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A We Ee
NTSC
Tommy B. Mayhew
Ntsc. Com
Local County Talk Echoes Economic Struggles and Travel Plans
The column notes that some soccer counties share little economically with Brown and Comanche, predicting Brownwood's population edge will dominate. It mentions travels by Mrs. Lor's Coupland, who left Saturday for Los Angeles to visit the homes of Ferey Ritch, Jerry, and Mrs. J. H. Oliver.
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Brown
Comanche
Brownwood
Lor's
Coupland
Saturn
Los Angeles
Calif
Ferey Ritch
Jerry
J. H. Oliver
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