Running Elections Is A Lot Of Work
Election clerks in Precinct 100 Ashbery Smith Elementary oversee vote integrity and machine readiness under Judge W O Tidmon. Mrs Tidmon, Mrs Rutledge, and Frank Fields describe early setup, triplicate forms, and precinct boundary checks amid busy school board and college regent elections.
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Wanda Orton
Harris County
Justi
Tidmon
E. FR. Rutledge
Frank Fields
W. O. Tidmon
Harris County Commissioners Court
Tidman
Ashbery Smith
School Board and
Lee College Regents
Shelby County
Ishe
Sam Johnson
Texas
Timon
Precinct 1060
Democratic Club
Democrats
la Porte
Tidmons
Janice
Univerisity of Oklahoma
Fields
Machinist Union
Senior Citizens Club
Raymond
Clifton
Texas Aem University
Atlanta
Texas Aem
Houston
Stanford Professor Wins Ricketts Award
CHICAGO AP Charles Yanofsky of Stanford University has been named the 1966 winner of the University of Chicago Howard Taylor Ricketts Award for outstanding contributions to biochemistry and genetics. Yanofsky, a Stanford biology professor, was chosen for his work in studying the direction of protein formation by genes.
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Chicago
Charles Yanofsky
Stanford University
Universit of Chicago
Howard Taylor Ricketts
Yanofsky
Stanford
Eélis
Radio Theft Sparks Unusual Car Theft Tale
A Denver man reports his car radio stolen in Las Vegas last week, but thieves left the sound system intact. Edward Doran said on a Grand Junction stopover that when his car exceeds 30 mph, a folk singer’s voice emanates from under the instrument panel during his return trip from California.
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Grand Junction
Colo. Fap
Denver
Colo
Las Vegas
Nev
Edward Doran
California
Four Texans Listed On Viet Dead Rolls
The Army Engineers for Rivers and Herders board recommends Congress authorize a $190 million Navasota River project in Texas. It calls for two dams on the river with one to be built immediately and another later. Local interests would cover $70 million of the cost.
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Washington
Board of Army Engineers For Rivers and Herders
Congress
Navasota
Texas
Syphilis Eradication Called Possible by 1972 in U S
In Columbus Ohio AP report U S Public Health Officer William F Schwarts says syphilis could be wiped out in the United States by 1972 using existing medical and educational tools. He notes eradication depends on a national program and ongoing education efforts.
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Columbus
Ohio
United State
U.S
William F. Schwarts
Books on microfilm debut at SMU in Dallas
The AP reports Southern Methodist University in Dallas offers all English books printed before 1641 on microfilm. The collection spans about 26,500 editions on 1061 reels of film, with plans to add books printed from 1671 to 1706 through the microfilm service.
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Dallas
Southern Methodist University
Johnson orders new study on Allied nuclear defense role
Washington reports President Johnson has directed experts led by Dean Acheson to reexamine options for European participation in Atlantic nuclear defense, ending 18 months of U.S. passivity and aiming for an American-led solution amid French opposition and German impatience.
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Washington
Johnson
Atlantic Alliance
U.S
United States
West Germany
Dean Acheson
Bonn
France
Germany
UT Professor Wins Cancer Research Grant
In Austin AP report Dr. David P. Bloch associate professor of botany at the University of Texas received a 15100 grant from the Damon Runyon Memorial Fund for cancer research. He will study normal cell growth and gene activity to understand how cells grow and die to illuminate how cancer develops.
Wall Street braces as good business spurs worry
AP report notes the economy’s strong early-year growth fuels fears of overheating while suggesting gains may ease as orders sag and car and steel demand slow. analysts warn of potential tax action and cooling effects, with investment plans and prices uncertain.
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Sam Dawson
AP Business News
New York
Wall Street
Congress
Job Corps Women Center Dispute Over Move
The nations first Job Corps center for women faces a dispute after a new contract awarded in Washington proposes moving the center from Huntington Hotel in St. Petersburg to a waterfront hotel six blocks away. City leaders condemn the move as bad faith while residents had complained about noise and immorality. The Huntington housed about 240 girls. the new site would hold about 420.
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ST. Petersburg
Washington
Lynn Andrews
Herman Goldner
Huntington Hotel
County School Board
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Ole
T.W
Terry’ Proctor
Buck Turner
Buck
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Baytown
Joe Allen
Joe Alten
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