Husky Prof to Star in Little Theater Browning Play
William Angus Moore the West Texas State College dramatics director will star as poet Robert Browning in the Little Theater production The Barretts of Wimpo le Street tonight at 8 15 with further performances planned for tomorrow and Thursday. Moore, 37, has studied Shakespeare in England and toured with English stock companies giving him authentic British tone. He has taught dramatics at several universities and is married with a two and a half year old son. Tickets are on sale at White Kirk with box office seating available nightly. prices 1 30 for adults and 60 cents for students.
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April Births and Deaths Reported in Amarillo
The Amarillo health department reports 191 births in April the highest this year with 188 in hospitals and 41 to non resident parents. The birth male to female ratio was 99 to 92 and three Negro male births were recorded. Deaths totaled 54 in April, down from 59 in March, with heart disease the leading killer at 16 and cancer nine. the age distribution shows most deaths among ages 45 to 64 and 65 to 75.
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Army Reserve called to active duty for nine to twelve months
The Fourth Army Area headquarters announces a call for 2,903 Army Reserve enlisted men to enter active duty within the United States for not less than nine months and not more than a year. Eligible reserves must have sufficient time left to serve and pass physicals. Applicants will retain their Reserve grades and receive authorized promotions while on duty. Details available at Organized Reserve offices in the Post Office Building.
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Fishermen Buy 11372 Licenses at Buffalo Lake
More than 11,000 fishermen bought fishing permits at Buffalo Lake last month. Glen McKenzie, lake concessionaire, said the total was 11,372, over twice the number sold in the same month last year. During April 108 non-resident licenses were issued.
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Tulip Etymology Traced to Turkish Word Turban
The term tulip is said to come from the Turkish word turban, reflecting historical language connections in garden plant naming.
College Art Exhibit Opens at Amarillo College Library
The Amarillo College art department presents an exhibit of design and composition in the college library from today through Thursday May 20. Dr. A M Meyer college president noted the show features works reflecting a tulip bulb speculation boom from 1634 to 1637 and its near panic in Holland.
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Venture and policy push for tax reform in free land
The piece highlights individual contributions to progress and cites the New York Stock Exchange as an example of private inputs. It argues for urgent governmental tax policy to create saving incentives and to channel surplus dollars into broad public benefit.
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