Tech Prof Named To Council Post
Dr. Alan M. F. Gunn, Texas Tech English professor, elected to a three year term on the executive council of the Texas Conference of College Teachers of English. The 9 member council guides the 50 member conference which meets annually to advance English teaching. Gunn has taught at Tech since 1939, attended Huron College and the University of Denver, and earned his PhD at Princeton.
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Custer Sites Hollywood Rival for Day Custer Fell
UPI reports five states Nebraska South Dakota Montana Wyoming and Arizona are eyed as possible locations for The Day Custer Fell film shoot. Custer's last stand occurred in Montana according to the dispatch.
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Tech speaker to discuss poverty war project details
Dr. Zedhi Fareki of Texas Tech will speak at a dinner meeting of the university’s nationa prrate about a Youth Corps grant funding a poverty war project. The $13,100 grant covers most of the $16,800 cost, aiding 50 youths 16 to 22 to find part time work with schools or nonprofits while they stay in school. Governor Connally expressed reservations about $1.25 minimum wage but would not block if sponsors agree to pay it.
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Plainview Sewage Plant Cited In State Meeting
Plainview’s sewage treatment plant earned second place in HB1 class for 20,000 to 40,000 population at a state short course in College Station. Opened last spring, the $500,000 facility impressed judges with landscaping and upkeep. Kirk, jetted from Odessa prior to entry, noted the plant’s polished control-house floors and rapid grease cleanup tags as highlights.
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Electronic detective aids clerks in spotting stolen cards
New electronic detective for sales clerks checks purchaser account numbers on a phone sized device. If the account is flagged, a danger light activates to warn the clerk before suspicious activity arises. If valid, a validating stamp prints on the sale slip and the customer proceeds.
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Two Sought In Police Chase Near Lubbock
Police pursued two Latin American men after an auto chase near Lubbock ended with foot pursuit Monday night. A 20-year-old Plainview man, Johnny Gutierrez, was arrested on illegal possession under 21 and drunkenness charges, with fines totaling 40 dollars. Officers report Gutierrez is a parolee, previously sentenced to four years for burglary in 1963.
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Free Public Concert By Tech Music Groups In Lubbock
Three Texas Tech music groups will present a free public concert at 3 p m Sunday in Lubbock Municipal Auditorium. The program features 318 student musicians performing marches overtures and classical numbers. Guest conductor D O Wiley former Tech band director will lead the concert band with varsity bands directed by Kil l ion Richard Tolley and Anthony N Brittin.
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Shooting Incident In Lubbock Probed
Mrs. William Luther Webb Jr., 29, of Idalou, was hospitalized in Lubbock for an abdominal gunshot wound after being struck by a .22 caliber pistol shot. She underwent surgery at West Texas Hospital with a fair condition noted. Deputies Ed Taylor and Billy Neeley are investigating the mid afternoon incident.
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Catholic Youth Group Installs New Officers
The Catholic Youth Organization of St Joseph's Catholic Church installed new officers in a Monday night ceremony. President Joe Bob Wilson leads a slate that includes Charley Gonzales as vice president, Lupe Salazar secretary, Jasper Wilson treasurer, Linda Urive parliamentarian, Edward Ochoa sergeant at arms, and reporter Tommy Garcia. Chairmen cover culture Carlos Quirino physical Joe Valdez social Patsy Ortiz and spiritual Janice Pena. The group serves church youth with 120 members. Sponsors include Ramon Hurtado Joe Rancel Mrs Catarina Hurtado Mrs Carmen Salazar Alma Rangel and Rev George Burckley.
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Growth Leaders: West Germany Italy and Holland Rise
West Germany, Holland and Italy posted the strongest gains in industrial production among western nations in recent years, according to the Institute of German Industry. The growth Leaders report notes marked increases across core manufacturing sectors and export-oriented industries.
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U S rejects Soviet charges of buzzing
The United States rejected Soviet claims that U S planes and ships buzzed six Russian freighters near the Vietnam coast calling the allegations incorrect or exaggerated in a diplomatic note. The Soviet note accused dangerous actions by American forces in January and February. An earlier U S note said Russian ships harassed U S Navy vessels in the Atlantic Pacific and Mediterranean. California's San Joaquin Valley grows about 85 percent of the world's raisins.
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Lynn County Spelling Bee Winner Named
Jack Collier, 14, eighth grade, Tahoka Public Schools, won the Lynn County Spelling Bee held at Tahoka High School. He secured victory after the runner up misspelled assessed, then correctly spelled assign. He will represent Lynn County in The Lubbock Avalanche Journal Spelling Bee on May 1.
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Three Named In Felony Charges In Cases Here
Three persons faced felony charges in Lubbock County. Richard Lee Glenn, 20, charged with burglary of a residence at 2004 Cedar St., posted a $3,000 bond. Preston Greene, 21, charged with burglary of a motor vehicle at 2120 E. 29th St., held on $2,000 bond. Jesse Guzman, 17, charged with theft over 30, accused in a car theft, held on $2,500 bond. All remained jailed Monday.
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Pleas Heard In County Courts
Five of 15 defendants appearing before Judge Pat Moore pled guilty to misdemeanor charges and received fines and jail terms. Names and charges include several DWI and check law violations with specified penalties and dates. Others pled innocent or were held on bonds for offenses such as shoplifting and carrying a prohibited weapon.
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American Exchange Faces Setbacks From Peak Developments
The American Exchange faces renewed challenges amid market pullbacks and regulatory hurdles. Analysts note volatility as shares retreat from recent highs, with investors monitoring policy shifts and sector performance for future direction.
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