Inauguration Planned for TEU President James H Stewart Jr
Educators from six segments of the education community will take part in the inauguration of TEU president James H. Stewart Jr at 2 p.m. March 27 in Harvey Hall Tyler. Representatives from the Coordinating Board Southern Association of Colleges and Schools and TEU faculty and student body will speak and participate. Dr Gordon W Sweet from Atlanta will represent the Southern Association ranking TEU accreditation and membership since 1974 Ralph Spence of Tyler speaks for the Coordinating Board Dr C C Nolen of North Texas State University will address Texas senior colleges and universities Dr Robert L Clinton Jr president of Western Texas College Snyder speaks for community junior colleges Dr Robert H Crawford TEU Faculty Senate presents the TEU faculty Dennis R Mortis TEU graduate student and Concert Chorale member speaks for students.
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Tyler
James H. Stewart, Jr
Texas Eastern University
Harvey Hall
Texas College and University System
Commission On Colleges
Southern Association of Colleges and Schools
Texas Senior Colleges and Universities
Texas Community and Junior Colleges
TEU
Gordon W. Sweet
Atlanta
Southern
Spence
TEU Educational Foundation, Inc
C. C. Nolen
North Texas State University
Denton
Stewart
NTSU
Robert L. Clinton
Western Texas College
Snyder
Clinton
WTC
Nolen
Robert H. Crawford
Dennis R. Mortis
Oklahoma psychiatrists open ecology linked mental health unit
In Oklahoma City two doctors unveil a 20 bed unit at a private hospital to treat mental illness triggered by environmental factors. They cite cases from exhaust fumes to dairy products and cosmetics, claiming 92 percent of tested patients reacted to something and urging integrated therapy alongside conventional psychiatry.
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Oklahoma City
Jesus Christ
Harold G. Sleeper
Oklahoma Foundation
Coyne Campbell Hospital
William H. Philpott
Dana Point
Calif
Philpott
United States
Candlelight tour added for Jefferson Pilgrimage events
Jefferson hosts the 29th Jefferson Pilgrimage with eleven homes open for tours April 30 May 1 2 The Candlelight Tour of Cottages adds three sites on Saturday evening scenes include The Clark House The French Townhouse and The Manse Ticket prices range from 2 for balcony seats up to 5 for main floor with various attractions around town including a parade and store-window decorations with cash prizes for top displays
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Jefferson
Jessie Allen Wise Garden Club
G. W. Carpenter
Beard House
Jesse M. DeWare III
Wise Manor
Katherine R. Wise
Amos K. Payne
Guarding Oak
Dan Lester
Jefferson Playhouse
Excelsior House
Jay Gould
Jefferson Historical Society and Museum
Old Rowell House
Alley Street
Carnegie Library
Lady of the Pines
First National Bank
Dallas Street
First U.S Patent Award Honors 1790 Law
Washington AP reports that on April 10 1790 George Washington signed the first patent bill making the United States the first nation to recognize inventors rights to profits from their inventions. The patent board included Thomas Jefferson Henry Knox and Edmund Randolph.
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Washington
George Washington
United States
Intellectual Property Owners Inc
Thomas Jeffers
Henry Knox
Edmund Randolph
Training Officers: Washington’s Reform and von Steuben
During the American Revolution the Continental Army faced chaos due to disorganized militia and indistinguishable officers. Washington dismissed unqualified leaders and, with von Steuben’s training program, built a 29 000 strong force with trained officers and better welfare for enlisted men.
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Second Continental Congress
George Washington
Friegdrich von Steuben
Washingto
von Steuben
Fnl
Amon Ike Thomas Jefferson
George Clinton
Washington
Germone
The Rise of Army ROTC and Citizen Soldiers
A historical overview traces military officer training from Jeffersonian ideals to Captain Alden Partridge founding the American Literary Scientific and Military Academy in Northfield Vermont. It covers the Morrill Act Land Grant changes and the 1916 National Defense Act creating ROTC and uniting service branches. It notes ROTC graduates now lead in war and peace with 70 percent of new lieutenants from ROTC and programs across 250 colleges and 600 cross enrollment schools.
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Congress
Alden Partridge
Jefferson
West Point
Partridge
American Literary, Scientific and Military Academy
Northfield
Vermont
Reserve Officer Training Corps
Regular Army
National Guard
Army Reserve
Army of the United States
Army
Islam Cultural Festival to Hit London Across Spring
English born art historian Antony Hutt promotes the World of Islam Festival to showcase Islamic culture in London during April to June with exhibits lectures films and performances. The event involves the British Arts Council the British Museum and BBC plus loans from Vatican museums Islamic collections and North American institutions.
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Joan Brunskill
New York
Antony Hutt
North America
Hutt
London
British Arts Council
The
British Museum
BBC
Vatican
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Royal Ontario
Merous
Paul Keeler
Festival Trust
Museu
Iran
Libya
Afghanistan
Oxford
Sicily
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United States Department of Labor
Richard Collins
Old Atkins House
Nettie Mae Lemmon
Billingsley Home
Clifton Billingsley
Magnolias
W. H. Hackney
Clark
Jack Schoppert
C. L. Daigle
Martin Jurow
W. Austin
Formances
Aes
Malcolm Stone
Quitman St
Tal Carl
Wright Awirtpeliw & Ren
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Ediondaly Quatre Are Limited
Texas Tough
U.S
Cording
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E. Miller
Lan
England
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Portland
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Kentucky
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Owensboro