Five Tulsa High School Grads Earn MD Degrees
Five Tulsa High School graduates received doctor of medicine degrees this month at three medical schools. Dolores Hutto Carruth earned her degree from UT Southwestern in Dallas and will intern at St. Paul Hospital there. She is married to Burr Carruth and is the daughter of Lennis and Mrs. Hutto. Larry C Barbour Everett Stewart and Donald Fincher earned MDs from UT Medical Branch Galveston. Barbour and Stewart will intern at Weld County General Hospital in Greeley, Colorado, and Fincher at U S Naval Hospital in Oakland, California. Philip Zeeck earned his MD from Baylor Medical School Houston and will intern at City of Memphis Hospitals in Tennessee.
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Houston
City of Memphis
Memphis
Tenn
Adolf Eberhardt Defies Odds At 96 Receives Insurance
Santa Venetia California AP reports Adolf Eberhardt aged 96 beat 100000 to 3 odds by becoming his own beneficiary and collecting a $5,000 life insurance check.
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Santa Venetia
Calif
Adolf Eberhardt
Man charged in Plainview slaying
In Plainview on June 18 murder charges were filed against 52 year old Horsehl James Karney after the fatal shooting of 55 year old Doyle Morse at a warehouse rooftop. Bond denied, Karney jailed in Hale County pending trial. Morse survived by a wife, two daughters, two sons and siblings. funeral planned in Lubbock with burial in Lubbock Cemetery.
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Plainview
Horsehl James Karney
Doyle Morse
Justice of the Peace
J. C. Lewis
Karney
Hale County
Ped Hunt
Morse Karney
Morse
Billie Charles Jones
Lubbock
Wayne Couch
C. D. Morse
Homer Lee Morse
Harwell Heights Baptist Church
James Victory
John Peacock
Calvary Temple Church
City of Lubbock
Sanders Funeral Home
Honor Students Listed On West Texas State College Honor Roll
West Texas State College dean Dr. Walter H. Juniper announced 84 spring semester honor roll students with a 2.50 GPA or higher on a 15 hour load. Eleven top scholars earned straight A grades. names include Cast Amarillo, Jowell Silverton, King Amarillo, Love less Amarillo, Mills Tulia, and Wooten Parnell among others.
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Canyon
Walter H. Juniper
West Texas State College
Mary Louise Cast
Amarillo
William E. Jowell
Silverton
Eunice King
Jack E. Loveless
Sydney Mills
Tulia
D’ann Moultos
Mary Lynn Olver
Jerry Searcy
Linda Jean Springstube
Judy Williams
Floydada
David Rolfe Wooten
Parnell
Virginia Lee
Crounse
Robert Joe Godfrey
Mary Patricia Haley
Dona Jane Bailey
Joan Naron
Childress
Joan Kay Oliver
Dumas
Alma Sue Foutch
Tulsa
Lynda Adkins
Shamrock
Charlene Ferrell
Borger
Judith Haddon
Wichita Falls
Arline Key
Kirkland
Stephanie Shaffer
Jimmy Weston
Lois Ann Harlan
Larry Kingsley
Spearman
Larry Rogers
Miami
James Davenport
Phyllis Albers
Pampa
Margaret York
Carolyne Collard
Names Listed in County Census Polling Area
A long roster of residents names numerous individuals from towns including Amarillo Canyon Pampa Dalhart Hereford Stinnett and others. The list names Jeanette Foshee Darla Frazier Vernon Hamilton Oli via Hefley Glenda Hudnall Clark Mires Cecile Russell Joy Newkirk Michael Salvato Mary Shipley Gay Nell Smith Sybil Todd Mary Vroom Lois Wade Jeraldine Robertson Larry Griffith Marion Henson Bernard Irlbeck Lloyd Mann Eddie Nunnelley Lynda Redman Vicki Shewbert Susan Sloan Starr Tinsley Mildred Beaty Elaine Cunningham Leoira Lisman Thomas Menzie Patricia Williams Betty Phillips Jon Sligh Wade Harrison Gary Herber Robbie Robertson Sally Timmons Sharon Yokum and others.
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Darla Jean Frazier
Follett
Vernon Hamilton
Quitaque
Olivia Hefley
Canyon
Glenda Hudnall
Rotan
Clark Mires
Cecile Russell
Amarillo
Joy Newkirk
Michael Salvato
San Angelo
Bernard Irlbeck
Happy
Lloyd Mann
Eddie Nunnelley
Childress
Lynda Kay Redman
Vicki Shewbert
Dalhart
Susan Sloan
Starr Tinsley
Mildred Beaty
Cheyene
Okla
Elaine Cunningham
Leoia Lisman
Stinnett
Thomas Menzie
Patricia Williams
Betty Phillips
Borger
Capt Graf Named To NMMI Office
Capt William S. Graf is named to the ROTC instructional staff at the New Mexico Military Institute in Roswell. He arrives from Fort Knox Kentucky after a year at the advanced armor school. Graf, a West Point graduate, succeeds Capt Edward J. Kelly transferred to the army EE S school at Monterey California.
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Roswell
N.M
William S. Graf
New Mexico Military Institute
Graf
Fort Knox
Advanced
West Point
Edward J. Kelly
Army Ees
Monterey
Calif
DAV Names Officers For J. E. Pietzsch Chapter 26
Joseph A. Murphy a WWII and Korean War veteran was elected to head the Disabled American Veterans J. E. Pietzsch Chapter 26. Murphy who lives at 4215 Albert holds the Silver Star Purple Heart and Air Medal and is manager of the Disabled Veterans Store 403 Taylor. Other officers elected include Ralph Bush senior vice commander William J. Smith junior vice commander Roy R. Beard treasurer and finance officer Charles Elliott chaplain John Goodman judge advocate Nolan Walkup officer of the day and Frank Wurger sergeant at arms.
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J. E. Pietzsch
Joseph A. Murphy
Murphy
Albert
Taylor
Ralph Bush
William J. Smith
Roy R. Beard
Charles Elliott
John Goodman
Nolan Walkup
Frank Wur
Ger
Olton Youth Exhibits AEC Winner at Oak Ridge
Olton High School graduate Barry Prestridge, 19, earns Atomic Energy Commission Special Award for the project Rate of Regeneration of Eyespots in Plantaria. His exhibit opens June 24 at the American Museum of Atomic Energy in Oak Ridge Tennessee and runs through July 26. The 10 winners gain certificates and a chance to attend an Orientation Week at Argonne National Laboratory near Chicago.
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Olton
Barry Prestridge
American Museum of Atomic Energy
Oak Ridge
Tenn
Barry
Barton Prestridge
Atomic Energy Commission
Albuquerque N. M
AEC
Argonne National Laboratory
Chicago
James Caley
Olton High School
Young Prestridge
Atomic Corporation of America
U.S
Regents Pick Architect for New Amarillo College Building
Amarillo College Regents named Howard Ensign and Associates architect for a 20 classroom building to be funded from excess college funds. The project costs range from 155 540 to 217 560 with completion targeted by next school year. Board also approved about 9 457 for summer maintenance and improvements including Ordway Hall remodel and department updates.
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Amarillo College Board
Y&i
Regents
Howard Ensign and Associates
A. B. Martin
Martin
Washington
Ordway Hall
Jackson
Evening College
AC Vocational School
3Rd and
Parker
Binford Ranch To Present Horse At Vega Play Day
The Binford Ranch will present a registered Quarter Horse mare to the Oldham County 4H Horse Club in Vega. Members will keep the mare for a year with offspring belonging to the keeper, then the horse passes to a new member. Announcement of the first keeper will be made Sunday during Vega play day activities. The article also notes regional economic and educational updates.
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Vega
Binford Ranch
Oldham County
H. R. Kramer
Foreign Students Visit Tulia on Summer Tour
A group of 34 foreign exchange students touring the United States will arrive in Tulia Saturday after arriving by bus from El Paso at 6 15 p m. They will attend a welcoming party in the Willie Room of the Swisher County Electric Cooperative. The Tulia schools host a banquet at 8 p m in the Ezra Jones Memorial Cafeteria with tickets priced at 1 50. The Swisher County Sheriff's Posse plans a rodeo and barbecue Sunday afternoon. The group departs Tulsa at 7 30 a m Monday for Topeka Kansas.
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Tulia
United States
Fe] Paso
Willie
Swisher
Ezra Jones
Tulia Chamber of Commerce
Swisher County
Jail Escapee Caught in Hobbs
Eight teen year old James Latham who escaped from Donley County jail on June 12 was arrested in downtown Hobbs by New Mexico State Police. He faces burglary charges in the AAA Motor Company case and was previously held in Clarendon after a Kansas arrest. He leapt from a second floor courthouse window during interrogation before his capture.
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Clarendon
James Latham
Donley County
Hobbs
New Mexico
Truett Behrens
Latham
AAA Motor Company
Kansas
Play Day Planned by Leather & Lace Riding Club
Pampa hosts a play day at the rodeo arena on Saturday with registration at 12 30 pm and games starting at 1 30 pm Read by local riders and community members seeking family activities and equestrian fun.
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Pampa
Leather & Lace Riding Club
Rodeo Arena
Roswell Airman Dies in Maine Turnpike Crash
A Roswell New Mexico airman, Royce D. Booker, 26, died when his car veered off the Maine turnpike and struck a guardrail, with officers saying he apparently fell asleep at the wheel. He is survived by his widow Elizabeth.
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Falmouth
Maine
Roswell, N.M
Maine Turnpike
Royce D. Booker
Elizabeth
Amber colors described from Danish bogs vary by type
Amber found in Danish bogs appears yellowish brown while other varieties show pale opalescence or a golden topaz shine. Some amber gleams clear with milky-white clouds or presents a dim red hue depending on the sample.
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Copenhagen
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Groom
Carol Lamb
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Jerry Lenington
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Marlene Dietrich
Larry Robertson
Roger Tipton
Stamford
Anthony Waters
Linda Kay Smith
William Tucker
Mary Jo Williams
Perryton
Betty Jean Addy
William Bolk
Texline
Mary Sue Cotton
Stratford
Peggy Flowers
Minnie Forman
Helen
Jeanette Foshee
Earth
Capt. Graf
NMMI
DAV
College Regents
Bureau of Apprenticeship and Training, U. S. Department of Labor
Texas Education Agency
Jerome Johnson
Frank A. Youngblood
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Bureau of Apprenticeship and Training
Raab
LSU
New Orleans
Amarillo National Bank
P&c Office Machines Co Regents
Amarillo Company
Panhandle
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Package Express
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Watch Repair Sale
Leno
Dobby
Amber
Eantary
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Weisel
Seagram
Seagram’s
Sure Seagram Distillers Company
New York City
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