Brownwood Bulletin (Brownwood, Tex.), Vol. 65, No. 57, Ed. 1 Sunday, December 20, 1964 Page: 3 of 32
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YOU OWE IT TO YOURSELF TO SEND IN COUPON FOR MORE
INFORMATION!
Turquoise, white and tan-
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tidy, in brass-plated stand,
make extra-seating for cas-
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a Brown County wildcat three
miles north of Brownwood
It is No. 1 Perry I Matson,
located 2,097 feet from the north
and 1,300 feet from the west
lines of Madison Broom Survey
it
Staked in the regular field four
miles south of Cross Plains was
Tilton Oil Co., Brownwood, No. ।
west lines of E. Loyd Survey
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a liberal businessman." is
Mmocrat and one of the
ders of the National Inde-
nt Committee for Johnson-
phrey.
ter due consideration. Jus-
1 Tommie Coniee, salted for 999
feet with rotary to test the Fry
Sand.
Location is 1,436 feet from the
north and 2,767 feet from the
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COLEMAN - Staked as wild-
girls and drink on the eve of a
game.
Qudtes of the week:
"Yes, our souls have been
tried in the cold and bitter Val-
ley Forges of the Deep South
and, black and white together,
we have met the test.” —
Martin Luther King
"Peace is indivisible, and nu-
clear war is even still more so.”
— Prime Minister Harold Wil-
son.
. "There comes rebellion, and
Number in Family —
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NATO,” he said, were more day he boarded a plane and flew
than 800 intercontinental ballis- to Palm Beach to spend the
tie missiles, more than 300 Po- holidays with his family. Kenne-
laris missiles and hundreds of dy, youngest son of the famous
bombers with nuclear capacity.' family, suffered back injuries
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Coleman was W W. West of
Midland No 1 Benton Beeler. I completed three miles southwest
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IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
CHOOSE FROM THESE
last year. Hay was second at
$2,691,133,000 with $2,683,805,000
Cotton. including cotton seed.!
was third at $2,662,000 compared
with $2,783,000,000 last year.
The rapidly expanding soy-
bean crop was feurth in value
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bined up slightly. dry beans j
down 14 per cent, the potato
crop the smallest in seven
years, fresh vegetable produc-
tion down 3 per cent, and non-
citrus fruits up 7 per cent.
As for value, corn was far
out in front at $4,050,960,000
THERE HAS NEVER KEN A BETTER TIME TO BRING YOUR COVERAGE UP TO DATE
lease of the $4 million movie
and enjoined further sales of the
noveb on which it was based
Twentieth Century - Fox, ready
-to open the movie nationally in
hundreds of theaters, announced
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Survey 2M rels of 43 gravity oil, flowing 184
E L Dunn of Abilene No. 1 through a 20-64 inch choke It I Staked in the regular held sev-l
Ben Yarbrough Hugh Frazier is prod ucing from 32 perforations en miles southwest of Clyde was
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THE WORLD’S WEEK,
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
At last, the Civil Rights Act of
1964, passed by Congress in con-
troversy and heat, reached the
Supreme Court
The nine justices had before
them a key section — the heart
of the legislation — outlawing
segregation and refusal of serv-
ice in hotels, motels. restau-
rants, gasoline stations and
places of amusement.
Its ruling: the provision is
constitutional, the vote: 9-0.
Survey 244. wildcat six miles at 4,564-72 ----------
plugged at 1,086 feet • gallons of acid The 4‘4-inch Corp . Abilene. No 6 Mrs Max
------ • casing is set at 4,594 feet one Logan, .stated for 1.550 feet with
EASTLAND - Lovera Oil & foot off bottom rotary to tert the Moutray Sand |
Gas Co., Inc . of Abilene staked Staked in the regular held 10 Site is 1.618 feet from the north
No 1 James Beard, et al, as a miles west of Cross Plains was and 220 feet from the west Unes
proposed 3,800-foot rotary Lake John W Barbee. Abilene, No 3 of Section 28. BBAC Survey
Sand wildcat three miles south Fred Cutbirth 1 ------
of Eastland I Stated for 2,250 feet with ro-, ERATH - A wildcat drilled
It is on a 248 acre tease, he- tary to test the Cross Cut Sand. 3% mites northwest of Hucka- |
volume at 109 per cent of the
1957-59 average compared with
112 per cent Tor last year s rec-
ord high This made the 1964
volume the second largest ever
produced-
The report put the total value
of this years crops at $21,017,-
940,000 compared with 21.493.-
217,000 for last year’s produc-
tion. at $1,835,596,000 compared with
Drought in many areas was $1,755,375,000 in 1963 Then came
given as the major factor in wheat at $1,405,576,000 com-1
this year’s smaller production, pared with $1,663,043,000 last
The acreage harvested this year year.
was reported at 293 million, up--
abqut 1 million from last year. Say "MERRY CHRISTMAS"
Bycategories.feed grain with a beautiful Poinsetta or
production was down 13 per A - g
cent, food grains up 12 per cent. Azala trom
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compared with
SURGERY ............ up to $700
CHIROPRACTOR INCLUDED
new Cubas
ing 467 feet from the north and it spots 2.420 feet from the bay was plugged at 3.677 feet
south and 1,600 feet from the Dry hole was Coastal States
eastlines of Bartola Garcia Gas Producing Co of Abilene
B. L Hoover Pampa. stak. No. 1 Cooke. Section 6, HE&WT
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oil seeds - soy beans, flax- Brownwood Floral Co., Inc.
seed. cotton seed — about the
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Wildcat Deepening Slated ।
W D Caik. Ct al, of Cross The planned 2,800-foot rotary of Baird in the McCurdy -Blair, held seven miles southwest of
Plains filed application to deep- Gardner Sand test ia on a 211 East (Mississippian) Field It Cross Plains Having a propos-
ento 995 feet cable tools acre tease. is C. C. Parfet, Wichita Falls, ed depth of 700 feet with cable
It spots 330 feet from the No 1-B H W Rose, Section 105 tools it spots 150 feet from the
north and 358 feet from the BBB&C Survey south and 3.778 feet from the
west lines of William Woolsey Daily potential was 9211 bar- west lines of W Helms Survey
bacco down 5 per cent, sugar
cane and sugar beet crops com-
some 3,000 persons so charged tubing, and completed the oper- year placed the total harvest
will now go free ation in 67 minutes. The surgery
in Paris, the NATO ministers was not unusuali the patient
talked ai) week of bombs and was, the Duke ofWindsorasonce
peace Little decision was ap- King E dwardiyuliof Brittain,
parent, buton his return, to arterial blister the size of a
Washington Secretary- of State smali canteloupe. The scene
Dean Rusk reported that there was Methodist Hospital in Hous-
was a general feeling that the ton, Tex., and the day was
alliance has never been so safe I Wednesday. By Friday the duke
or so prosperous i walked from his bed to a chair
.Secretary of Defense RobertHe asked for a cigarette, but
S. McNamara gave the minis- was refused. At his side was the
ters an awesome picture of Duchess of Windsor, for love of
American atomic might dedi- whom he had abdicated the
cated to the defense of Europe, i throne in 1936.
Nuclear weapons in Germany ' True to his promise, Sen. Ed-
alone. be said, had 5.000 times ward M. Kennedy walked out of
the power of the Hiroshima New England Baptist Hospital
bomb. “At the service of before Christmas On Wednes-
charges had been planted which one of his aides and the
across Western Europe to con- pilot were lulled Until recently,
Vol roads, bridges and moun- Kennedy had been trussed in a
tair. passes special frame bed while a badly
There also was talk, talk. talk crushed vertebra mended.
at the United Nations. Debate President Johnson made his .
droned on all week about the first cabinet appointment Lu- infuriated Notre Dame was a
Congo rescue 0f hundreds of ther H. Hodges, nearing 1,67, re-tzcene. showing its famous foot-
whites from rebel Uribesmen .signed as secretary of cam- ban team bemused by harem
Sane African leaders railed meree and inhis..placegthet
against the West and against President named. John.T. Con-
Moise Tshombe. president of the nor, 50,.presidentsofMerek.
Congo, who had approved the Co • a New Jersey.drug firm.l
rescue mission. The Russians Connor, who describes himself
joined the verbal attacks
against the United States. A
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Laminated plastic chair-backs in
brown walnut-grain match the table
top, and wire-trim matches the leg
braces. Seats in walnut and ivory
color vinyl. 36x48* table extends
to 60* with leaf, has deluxe edge.
Ideal set for a modem dining area.
NO PAYMENT UNTIL
-FEB, '65 $7 A MONTH
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BROWNWOOD BULLETIN, Sunday. Doe. 20. 1964----3AI
Civil rights leaders hailed the
verdict, saving it vindicated the against me unva suites. A fou
efforts of thousands of Negroes few African countries supported pen
and whites who supported the therescue effort Hupiphrey.
public accommodations struggle ( .Inited states AmbassadorMfter due consideration. Jus-
throughout the. South. ,, E. Stevenson declared: tice Henry Clay Greenberg of
In Atlanta, Moreton Rolleston "We have no apologies to make New York State Supreme Court
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Report Reveals Decrease
SupremeCoumifuied.vollieMgcatnaatedanarppotmstaikonawre . ng 1.
be would comply with the law. stivpon’redinands. S‘‘"^ In U.S. Crop Production
in an accompanying decision, sayingthem were very thin, T
the court ruled 5 to 4 that the Said the Vatican radio WASHINGTON (AP) - Crop
act had wiped out pending state People make news: , production this year was nearly
prosecutions against those who With professional calm and 3 per cent less than last year,
had tried peacefully to integrate skill. Dr Michael DeBakey re-
establishments now covered by moved about four inches of the |y as large.
the law. This was interpreted to patient’s main abdominal art- — " -
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Gage, Larry. Brownwood Bulletin (Brownwood, Tex.), Vol. 65, No. 57, Ed. 1 Sunday, December 20, 1964, newspaper, December 20, 1964; Brownwood, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1492906/m1/3/: accessed June 21, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Brownwood Public Library.