Expanded Ministry Program Highlights WMU Meeting
At Southside Baptist WMU meeting, the program "Expansion for an Enlarged Ministry" featured Mmes G White J C Smith Ernest Rea Bill Roberson Charley Whitten and Audrey Testerman with scriptureCalendar of Prayer. G A program "Home Mission’s Road to Atlanta" included Lileesa Wyatt Mildred Roberta Kisselburg Ann Mary Grantham Susie Smith Julia Browning Nancy Rea. R A installation honored Bryan Alton Smith Larry Browning LaGnne Roberson Tim Wyatt. Sunbeams studied "Missions in Brazil" with Smitty Smith Nancy Mark Nevells Jennie Ruth Judy Grantham Tom Johnny Kissleburg Billy White Cavin Wyatt.
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Poe
Staed Tell
G. A
John Browning
Atlanta
Lileesa Wyatt
Mildred
Roberta Kisselburg
Ann
Mary Grantham
Susie Smith
Julia Browning
Nancy Rea
R. A
Bryan and Alton Smith
Larry Browning
LaGnne Roberson
Tim Wyatt
Calvin Nevells
Bill Robertson
Brazil
Sunbeams
Smitty Smith
Nancy
Mark Nevells
Jennie Ruth
Judy Grantham
Tom
Johnny Kissleburg
Billy White
Cavin Wyatt
Audrey Testerman
Army Reserve 2d Lt Neal Turner Completes Armor Officer Course
Fort Knox reports Army Reserve 2d Lt Neal M. Turner son of Mrs Ann L Turner of Quanah completed an armor officer orientation course at The Armor Center Fort Knox Ky Turner 22 is a 1958 Quanah High School and 1962 Texas Tech graduate in Lubbock.
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Fort Knox, Ky
AHTNC
Army Reserve
Neal M. Turner
Ann L Turner
King St
Quanah
Armor Center
Fort Knox
Turner
Quanah High School
Texas Institute of Technology
Lubbock
Church Backed Colleges Seek Gap Filling Across Nation
The United Church of Christ funds and guides private college expansion aiming for more campuses by 1972. Rev. Howard Spragg leads a drive with 96 million raised for New College in Florida while Ringling Mansion supports sites like New Sarasota and Bradenton.
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Harold Sheehan
NEW York
NEA
Kennedy
United Church of Christ
Ringling Mansio
Board of Homeland Ministries
New Crarasota
Bradenton
Aleepene Wake Arizona
Hawaii
Howard Spragg
Tufts Univ
Massac
Spragg
New College
Ringling
Circus Fame
Cote
Sarase Leees
United Church
Grinnel, Howard
Five U.S.-Chiang Special Agents Executed in China
The Communist New China News Agency reported five U.S.-Chiang Kai-shek special agents were executed for sabotage in towns where captured and tried. It said a total of 15 such agents plotted demolition and arson with sentences from seven years to life, while two surrendered men were not prosecuted.
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London
UPS
New China
China
Canton
Aml
Peking
United States
Formosa
De Gaulle May Champion Skybolt
Paris reports say France may back Skybolt as its nuclear deterrent instead of Polaris. A French expert notes fast aircraft with a medium range warhead could suit France, while De Gaulle plans to address Polaris at a Monday press conference.
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Paris
UPS
United States
Britain
Charles de Gaulle
France
de Gaulle
London
Arthur Harvey
UPI
U. S
Proper fit for rubber boots and overshoes
When buying rubber footwear ensure a proper fit. Boots and overshoes should slip on and off shoes easily without stretching or tugging. Generally choose a size larger than your shoes.
Wednesday golf round features friendly competition and humor
The report lists players such as Esther Dishman Nelda Cordell Glada Webb Ruth Glenn and Della among others enjoying a warm day at the nine hole game. Mentions weather talk and light banter about abilities and play frequency.
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Nelda Cordell
Glada
Webb
Ruth Glenn
Della
Bettie Atkinson
Inaugural Eve Festivities Planned in Austin
Thousands prepare for inaugural events as 40 Lubbock residents charter a flight to Austin. Mrs Connally and Mrs Smith choose striking gowns for the reception while state offices host tours and a three hour rotunda event. A Monday dinner features Bishop Damone Morrison Ames Brothers and Patrice Wymore.
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Capitol Rotunda
Legislative Halls
State Building
Smith
Lubbock
Austin
John Connally
Preston Smith
Joey Bishop
Vic Damone
Francine Morrison
Ames Brothers
Patrice Wymore
Power-House
Democratic Executive Committee
Tomato's Arrival in Philadelphia Faces Scant Taste
A 1789 arrival of the tomato by a Santo Domingo refugee in Philadelphia met with distrust as a poisonous fruit. Airlines use a powdered reagent to ensure fuel water content reaches 99.99997 percent. The 1960 census shows 100825 women listing farmer or farm worker as occupation. Michigan rivers could encircle the world several times with their combined length. Texas oil and gas supply 28 percent of U S fuel energy.
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Santo Domingo
Philadelphia
Michigan
Texas
United States
Revival under way at the House of Prayer invites all
Faith messages invite attendees to a revival at the House of Prayer with Evangelist G. A. Gurley. Scriptural verses from Romans, Matthew quoted to urge attendance and spiritual refreshment. Announcement by Pear.
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Rom
House of Prayer
Jesus
Evangelist G. A. Gurley
Methodist Church to host missionary speaker today
Mrs. C B Harrison of Dallas visits her mother Mrs. W G Daughterty for the weekend. Rev Gilbert Galloway, formerly local and now a India missionary, speaks at 5 p m today at the First Methodist Church. Mr and Mrs Floyd Gilliland spend the weekend in Lawton Oklahoma with Mr and Mrs Ben Munson.
Hospital Board Upheld in Dunn Firing After Hearing
After a hearing the John hospital board decided Dunn’s firing should stand citing malpractice and harassment. Dunn plans district court challenge while the board faces claims of bypassing medical staff input and procedural rules.
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Hospital
Dunn
Harrison Beauchamp
Beauchamp
Judge Ward
J. H. Starley
Ward
Memorial Hospital
Fred Benners
Early seat belt use cited by Dodge engineers
Seat belts are used in approximately 2 million cars in the United States, according to Dodge safety engineers. Philadelphia-born William Rush was America's first native sculptor. Andrew Carnegie started his career with the Pennsylvania Railroad in 1861 as secretary to Tom Scott and later became line's first vice president.
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United States
Dodge
William Rush
America
Andrew Carnegie
Pennsylvania Railroad
Tom Scott
Southern rail workers dispute over contract changes and job promises
Jennings charged Southern with violating the Railway Labor Act by failing to serve notice of contract changes during negotiations and after the Mediation Board closed. He argued 150 jobs would be created if the company honored the agreement. The union called a June 1960 strike but deferred it as mediation occurred. members were urged to avoid company property and not associate with outsiders who might cause trouble. Southern serves 14 southern states and the District of Columbia through an 8,100 mile network.
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Jennings
Southern
Mediation Board
Brotherhood
District of Columbia
Forest Coverage Persists After 187 Years in Kentucky
After 187 years of settlement logging and land clearing over 40 percent of Kentucky remains forested.
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Kentucky
Record Cold Grips Texas Amid Snow and Gas Curtailments
Amarillo logged the third coldest January day as records show near the all time low, with Dalhart reporting 12 below. Austin reported over 100 water mains and frozen pipe complaints, while Brownsville and McAllen plunged from near 90 to the 30s. Lonestar Gas cut industrial deliveries by 50 percent to maintain line pressure, delivering 1.5 billion cu ft in the prior 24 hours.
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Amarillo
Brownsville
McAllen
Lone Star Gas Co
Texas
Oklahoma
Lonestar
Airliner Tire Material Could Make 100 Car Tires
The article notes that the tubeless tires from a Boeing jet airliner landing gear contain enough material to manufacture 100 automobile tires. It also mentions the Air Force Academy library in Colorado, covering over 78,000 square feet and housing more than 130,000 volumes.
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Air Force Academy In
Colorado
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Dan True
Esther Dishman
John Connally Leutenant
Peslenbilly
John
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Aanes
Jerry Turk
Call WE
Dorothy Gray
Eubank and
Park Drug
Rexall
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