One Gets Doctorate Four LC Teachers Awarded Degrees
Four Lee College instructors earned advanced degrees this summer. Elizabeth Meeks earned a Doctor of Philosophy from the University of Houston. Frank Maystorovich, Guy Holman, and Kenneth Scheffler earned master's degrees in chemistry industrial education and administrative education respectively. Meeks has taught at Lee College since 1933 and wrote a Faulkner related dissertation.
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Burleson King Of House Fishermen
West Texas Rep. Omar Burleson, famed as a keen fisherman, spends weekends on Chesapeake Bay and Potomac waters. He hosts plaques and quotes on fishing, while colleagues Dorn and others share meals and fishing feats at Potomac shore homes. Other Capitol notes mention Judge Hughes in Potsdam, flag gifts, and Texas Rep. Thomas recovering from neck tumor surgery.
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Indiana Man Named Oil Imports Chief
Elmer's John of Jeffersonville Indiana has been named oil import administrator by Secretary Stewart Udall. The 49 year old succeeds Covell Moore and will oversee the mandatory oil import control program with a salary of 24590 dollars. He served as executive secretary of the Independent Oil Producers and Land Owners Association for a decade and was Indiana's director of oil and gas from 1938 to 1952.
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Raucous Saigon Race Tracks Amid War Weather
In a war torn Saigon scene a Sunday race at Phu Tho racetrack draws a lively crowd despite minefields and patrols. Jockeys struggle with odd geography while locals bet heavily as helicopters buzz overhead and security cracks down on possible Viet Cong disruption. Spectators include families with children and off duty pilots, all seeking an escape through the sport of horse racing.
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