UIL Contests Draw 2000 Plus Students to Lubbock
More than 2,000 high school students travel to Lubbock for Region I UIL spring contests at Texas Tech. Meadow High School won Class B with The Boy With a Cart, Old Glory High placed second with The Rose of Sharon. Best actor Terry Keltz Matador and best actress Rebecca Letz Old Glory head an all-star cast including Mitzy Turpin Trannie Marchbanks Neal Bryan Tom Copeland. Conference B schools joined eight teams. Conference A and AA performances follow at University Theater.
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Lubbock
Texas
Tech
Meadow High School
University Theater
Texas Tech
Old Glory High
Terry Keltz
Matador
Rebecca Letz
Old Glory
Mitzy Turpin
Channing
Trudie
Marchbanks
Meadow
Weapons charge nets $150 fine in county court
Charles Edward Skief, 20, pleaded guilty to carrying a prohibited weapon and was fined 150 dollars plus court costs by Judge Edwin U1 Boedeker in County Court at Law No 1. A bond was set for Gregorio Cortez Jr., 37, after he pleaded innocent to a child support charge.
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Charles Edward Skief
25Th St
Edwin
42Nd St
African-Asian Unity Push Targets Rhodesia and South Africa
United Nations debate on economic sanctions gathers Ethiopian and Algerian backing for measures against Rhodesia and Portugal backed by India Pakistan and Senegal. Britain opposes force while councils split on timing and scope. Tech School sources report dormitory and contest venue plans as talks continue.
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Gene Lewis
Tech
Max Harrelson
United Nations
Pakistan
Senegal
Rhodesia
South Africa
Tech U.N
Britain
Security Council
Portugal
Tan Smith
Smith
U N Envoy Aides Silent Amid Resignation Rumors
The U N Security Council discusses Rhodesia and Mauritius as Arthur Goldberg faces possible resignation. Speculation names Lol Linowitz and Joseph Sisco as likely successors while Malik notes ongoing drafting and future discussions. A separate note mentions a municipal auditorium event on April 28 at 7 30 p m.
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U.S
United Nations
Arthur J. Goldberg
Goldberg
Security Council
U.N
Mauritius
T Na
Council
South-West
Afri
Washington Sea
Post
Waslefforts
General Assembly
Lol_ Linowitz
Organization of American States
Washington
Joseph Sisco
International Organization Af Faire
Ballot Draw Sets May 14 City Race Lineup
May 14 runoff ballot positions drawn at City Hall place four race segments. For mayor the incumbents W D Rogers Jr and Ray J Dickemper Jr appear on the ballot. City Council Place 2 features Gene Anderson and Lonnie F Hollingsworth. Place 3 unexpired term lists R P Bob Brown and Deaton Rigsby. Place 4 includes Morris W Moe Turn. Absentee voting begins Wednesday and runs through May 10.
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Maayor
City Hall
W. D. Rogers Jr
Ray J. Dickensper’ Jr
Gene Anderson
Lonnie F. Hollingsworth
R. P
Bob) Brown
Deaton Rigsby
Morris W
Moe
Dickemper
Lavenia Lowe
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Holmes A. Webb
James R. Gammill
Webb
Vernon Rt. McGuire
Ronald Schulz
Willard Holsberry
Edsel Buchanan
Re Delwin Webb
Supering Tendent
Abernathy
Weldon McCreary
Shallowater
RN. Pierce
Jay
Kenneth Rhymes
Vera Simpson
Alfred Funk
W. E. Garets
Lola Beth Green
Delorese Eichenstein
Ronald Johnson
Irol, Balsley
Paul Thompson
James R McDonald
Lee
Mum
Makonnen
Armer
League of Nations
Man
Brownfield Hwy
Jacob A. Malik
Malik
Perera
Soe
Waynes Records
Tavatiuai
University Town
Country Center
Indiana Gardens Center
Kne Sam
Khe Sanh
Bath
Bolens
Andrews
Andrews Farm & Ranch
Big Spring
Cecil Thixton's Motorcycle
Hart
Levelland
Electric Service Company
Lockney
Davis Lumber Company
Morris Douglas Implement
Plainview Holley Fertilizer & Implement Company
Neff Farm Equipment
Slaton Farm Store
Connally Implement Supply Co
Amarillo
50Th & Quaker
Safil
THE
Buffalo Springfield
Otis Redding
Arthea Frank
Ave
Ram
Dave
Wane AC
Tommy Latham
the Soulutions
Golden Nuggett Lounge
Tech Rodeo Dance
West Texas Cowboys House
Nix
Miles Routh
Tahoks Hichway
Tien Orton
Municipal Coliseum
Doug McClure
Virginian
Hemphill-Wells Laskey
Bill Price
Cowboy
Levelland - Brownfield
Colon. Coor
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