Teacher Gleason Named Associate Director of Admissions at A&M
Robert B. Gleason, mathematics teacher at Amarillo High School, becomes associate director of admissions at Texas A&M University. He will supervise freshman focus, summer pre registration, and out of town career conferences. Gleason, A&M graduate, has a Master of Education and NSF physics institute training. Born in Princeton Illinois, he is the son of Mrs. Alice Gleason.
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Amarillo High School
Texas A&m University
H. L. Heaton
Gleason
A&m
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Texas Christian University
Squadron 17
Phi Delta Kappa
Princeton
Ill
Alice Gleason
Huntsville
Quanah Couple Appointed as Missionaries
The Rev and Mrs Don Doyle of Quanah have been cleared for appointment as foreign missionaries for the Southern Baptist Convention. They will attend an orientation in Richmond Virginia June 26 to July 3 with the Foreign Mission Board. The Rev Doyle, pastor of Bethel Baptist Chapel, holds a bachelor of divinity from Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary. They plan for him to resign as pastor after formal appointment in November and then study Spanish in San Jose Costa Rica for a year before serving likely in Argentina.
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Don Doyle
Southern Baptist Convention
Foreign Mission Board
Richmond
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Bethel Baptist Chapel
First Baptist Church
Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary
Fort Worth
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San Jose
Costa Rica
Argentina
New Mexico Legislature Faces Population Based Seats Rule
In Santa Fe officials fear the U S Supreme Court ruling requiring population based membership for both chambers may force courts to redraw New Mexico's senate and house seats. The article notes disputes over jurisdiction and claims two state auditor's office businessmen could sway business away from independent firms relied on tax revenue.
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Legislative reapportionment chaos near New Mexico
The article describes a lengthy special session failure to reapportion the New Mexico house and senate. Judge Caswell Neal proposed an unconstitutional plan used to pass the 1964 elections. Figures like Wynema Kroggel Gene Toole Bob Goldwater appear in a scene of political maneuvering and federal court calls amid civil rights tensions.
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House
Senate
Caswell Neal
Carlsbad
Quanah Man Earns MIT Degree in Aeronautics
Quanah resident Leslie Milton Boring earned a bachelor of science in aeronautics and astronautics at MIT graduation in Cambridge. He belonged to Quadrangle Club and several societies and fraternities. He is the second Quanah graduate from MIT, following Fred Koch of Wichita.
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Quanah
Leslie Milton
Buddy) Boring
L. M. Boring
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Cambridge
Mass
M.I.T
Boring
Quadrangle Club
Beaver Deey
the Boat Club
Beta Theta Pi Fraternity
Fred Koch
Wichita, Kan
Harry Koch
Miss Wool Hopefuls Await Big Nights in Odessa
Thirteen contenders compete for Miss Wool of Texas title with one chosen on Saturday. The winner goes to the national contest in San Angelo on April 9, 1965 and receives a 63 piece wool wardrobe. Contestants include Penny Owen Fort Stockton Cheryl Clayton Ozona Cynthia Pierce Midland Cecilia Young Sonora Sandra Burleson Friona Mary Plaeger Gonzales Carolyn Cates Floydada Melody Miles Fort Worth Mary Diers Houston Lynda Allen Sterling City Bonnie Sloan Lubbock Janet Ward Del Rio Betty Aycock San Angelo.
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Penny Owen
Fort Stockton
Cheryl Clayton
Ozona
Cynthia Pierce
Mid
Tascosa Junior Attends State Science Summer Session
Tascosa High School junior Robert LeRoy Pennington is among 34 Texas high school students at a six week summer science session at Texas A&M. The group spends several hours weekly in classroom work and hands on activities as part of the program.
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Robert LeRoy Pennington
Texas A&m
Two Men and Woman Plead Guilty in Potter County Court
Three persons two men and a woman pleaded guilty to misdemeanors in Potter County Court At Law on Thursday. Lewis Henry Garrett 55 of Colorado Springs Colorado was fined 100 dollars and costs and received three days in county jail for driving while intoxicated. Charles Ruben Davis 40 of 304 Fillmore was sentenced to six months in jail on a theft over 5 and under 50 charge. Mrs Betty Sayre of 156 West Central was fined 1 dollar and costs and jailed one day for passing a worthless check.
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Potter County
Lewis Henry Garrett
Colorado Springs
Colo
S.F. Rose
Charles Ruben Davis
Fillmore
Betty Sayre
Central
National Science Foundation Aids Texas A&M Biology Study
A laboratory biology session sponsored by the National Science Foundation and Texas A&M University advances research methods. Researchers design experiments and share findings during the program, emphasizing collaborative work and educational impact.
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National Science Foundation
Texas A&m
Gulf No-Nox Four Power Gasoline Ad
Gulf Oil promotes No-Nox premium gasoline offering hill passing cruising and pick-up power to improve driving pleasure and safety. The ad invites motorists to fill up at the Sign of the Orange Disc.
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Gulf Oil Corporation
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