Tech Library Friends report on driving support and growth
At Texas Tech the Friends of the Library held their first annual dinner at the Student Union Building. President Phil Simpson outlined a year of activity and a drive to secure public financial support, noting more than $5,197 donated since inception. Bill Parsley urged investment in excellence and urged public backing to expand library facilities in the coming year.
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City Man Is Named In Murder Charge
A city resident, Coburn, faces a murder charge after Faustina 6 died from a shooting. The suspect yielded a 2 caliber pistol and a pocket knife was found near the victim. Coburn posted bail and was released pending Monday court actions.
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19th Streeters To Stay Active
Local meeting at Cabana Restaurant discusses keeping 19th Street active and traffic lane changes. Mack cap ups appointed to maintain group energy while city actions proceed. several meetings may be convened if funds are found. Monthly newsletters planned for executive board.
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Atin
Coronado High School Dedication Draws 600 Attendees
About 600 people attended the dedication of Coronado High School, Toronado’s new educational plant. Dr James M Reynolds led the ceremony and urged faculty to make students future leaders. School named in tribute to Coronado, the Spanish explorer, with music by Coronado Chorale.
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Viet Casualty To Get Medals Posthumously
Cait Donald Blair, a Tahoka High School and West Texas State University graduate and Army captain, will be awarded five medals posthumously including the Silver Star and Purple Heart. He was killed in Vietnam, had served seven months there, and was to return home this year. His widow Bonnie Blair and their children, John Scott and Sara Sue, of Canyon, will receive the honors at a campus ceremony.
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West Texas State University
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Sara Sue
Canyon
Carl Spears
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Senate Hearings On Food Co-Ops Protection Set
A Senate subcommittee will hold hearings June 14 to 16 on a bill to shield farmer cooperatives from coercion by food processors. Sen George D Aiken said the hearings would be before the Agriculture Committee. The measure aims to keep farmers from leaving cooperatives or joining others under pressure from giant food groups.
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False Choppers Replaced Free After Mice Incident
England AP reports Belton council support to provide a new set of false teeth to a man claiming his teeth were damaged by mice. The tale centers on hardship claims and a mother figure, with letters about the mice attracted to candy left on the teeth.
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Spat Postpones Chi Chi An An Wedding Date
Spat on wedding date led to postponement as Chi Chi and An An remained apart. The dispute delayed plans until summer with the couple later reunited but facing friction. Chi Chi expected to wed in July or August amid uncertainty.
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Atkins Students Stage Less Hope Show in Viet Nam Salute
Atkins students present a 7:30 p.m. variety show saluting 33 relatives of active duty students in Viet Nam. The "Less Hope Show in Viet Nam" features a large jet mock-up, jungle backdrops, American tunes, and a finale of America the Beautiful. Cast of over 40, emceed by Steve Markman, performs amid patriotic scenes and wartime parodies.
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Ranty Whelan
Jeff Wnept Jenkins
Tommy Turner
Bob Wade
Directoland Butler
Sie On
Youth Held For Leaving Scene Of Accident
A Levelland youth, about seventeen, was held by city police Monday after allegedly leaving the scene of an accident in Walou and later calling to identify the strike cars. Lubbock patrols pursued the driver in an east area chase, with a second collision at Quirt Avenue and East Broadway. Philip Mar bert, 24, of 26th 2nd Place, driver of one vehicle, was treated and released from Lubbock Osteopathic Hospital. Citations prepared for negligent driving and failure to have license plates.
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Dog Show Entries To Close At Noon Today
Entries for the eighth Spring All-Hreed Day Shine close at noon. Any registered dog over six months is eligible. Entries on official blanks from HA Allen. Judges include Mrs John Gilkey Phil Marsh Chris Shuttleworth and Ans EW. Contract news from Hollywood reports Kasley Kramer signs five year at 20th Century Fox.
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Plainview Plans To Attract New Industries
Plainview outlines an industrial development drive led by the Siew Industrial Foundation. A $150,000 fundraising plan aims to seed land and facility investments, with returns from calls, promotions, and rotating funds to entice prospects. Officials stress the program will secure future growth and employment through targeted industrial ventures.
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City election judges and polling places listed for Tuesday
Voting precincts and polling places announced for the city election. Judges and alternates are named for each precinct with street locations and school sites including Mex JT McGinnis and many others. Precincts 1 through 18 show assigned polling stations and officials for ballots cast in residents’ precincts.
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Goldstein Thomson Scheel
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Legion Launches Bond Sale Drive for Post Home
George S Berry Post 875 American Legion began a bond sale to finance construction of a new post home located 22 tiles west of Shire Road. Eugene Hr Colbertson Toast Co presided as chair. The $27.00 bond issue seeks funds for a masonry dor tare main building to include rifle range, test rooms, kitchen, storage, and basement with 255 square feet. Expected groundbreaking in May with completion planned by September. Arnold Macker served as architect and engineer for the project.
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Federal Aid Focus Highlighted At School Board Workshop
School officials at a workshop stressed federal aid's role in public education and discussed ongoing and future funding under the Elementary and Secondary Education Act and related programs. Senator Morse called the moment the beginning of broader federal support, noting continued expansion into key education areas as administrations push for continued funding.
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African studies conference opens with 1500 scholars
Haile Selassie opened a three day conference on African studies in Addis Ababa drawing more than 1500 participants from the United States, Canada, France, West Germany and the host nation as scholars discuss Fuhloplin studies and related topics.
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Iperor Haile Selaw Sie
United States
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France
West Germany
Cottle Heart Fund Gifts Total 918 in Campaign Result
Paducah report notes final 1966 Heart Fund drive for Cottle County shows SHR 50. Mrs Jessie Thomas, chairwoman, says contributions will fund heart and circulatory programs, education, and community service. The item blends unrelated Bolivia events and a tree import note, but focuses on the fund total and its intended use.
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Heart Fund
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Tim Tyler
Special Gifts
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Heart 1
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