Formosa Builds Highway Linking Taoyuan and Yilan
Construction began this week on a 44 mile highway to develop the mountain areas of north Formosa. The 1.5 million dollar project will connect Taoyuan, twenty miles west of Taipei, with the sea coast town of Yilan.
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Yilan
Free 36 Page Guide On Arthritis And Rheumatism
Public notice offers a free 36 page illustrated book explaining causes effects and dangers of arthritis and rheumatism. It describes a proven treatment without drugs or surgery used in thousands of cases and invites readers to mail for the book at The Ball Clinic Excelsior Springs Missouri.
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Ball Clinic
A. Excelsior Springs, Mo
Heatly Bill Seeks Permanent Judge Pay Suspension
Rep. Heatly proposes a permanent suspension of judge pay raises by placing them in the annual budget, to be set by appropriations committees, while opponents warn it strips house input. Heatly defends the plan as necessary to avoid repeated suspension votes and notes his role as fiscal appropriations chair. Hardeman criticizes newspaper coverage of legal reforms and defends press duties amid editorials on Gregg County coverage.
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W. S
Bill) Heatly
Paducah
Heatly
Appropriations
Bill Hollowell
Grand Saline
James Cotten
Weatherford
John Allen
Longview
Hollowell
Heatley
House
Appropriations Committee
Hardeman
Harris County Dist
Frank Briscoe
Houston Chronicle
Gregg County
Senate
Jack Strong
County court awards bids for laundry and caliche contracts
County officials awarded bids for laundry services with Sunbeam Laundry and others at 35 cents per blanket and 7 cents per pound for flat work. J. R. Fanning won a contract to supply about 14 000 cubic yards of crushed caliche at 77 cents per yard delivered. The court also authorized land purchases for highway right of way and condemned property, approved electric line relocations, and allocated funds for various county projects and special bills.
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Acme Laundry
Blue Bonnet Laundry
Lubbock Laundry Co
J. R. Fanning
Buffalo Lakes Rd
Kerr Construction Co
Pioneer Pavers
Lubbock National Bank
Idalou
Derrick
General Fund
Municipal Water, Power and Light Department
Tersco
West Texas, Inc
Evans, Pharr, Trout and Jones
Avalanche Journal Publishing Co
Amos Howard
Rodgers Tatho
Clyde Whittaker
Cabche
B. L. Baieher
Earl Jones
M. T. Jones
Roy Jones
Wayne Jones
Road and Bridge Fund
Wyte On Co
Gerdin Machinery Co
Cyclone Fence Co
Martha Quilon Harmon
Lufkin Foundry and Machinery Co
International Harvester Co
Lufkin Foundry and Machine Co
Lubbock City-County Welfare Department
F.F.A. Farm
Bennett's
Xerox Corp
General Electric Co
Mar‘an Engineering Co
City County Welfare Fund
Furr's. Inc Food
Rix Funeral Homes
West Texans
City of Lubbock
Sanders Funeral Home
Lubbock
Champs Aviation Inc
Peral
Bruce Craig
Frieda Edwards
Ben L. Harris
Floe Swenson
Shepard's
Australian Scientist Dr Shoppee Speaks At Tech Campus
International authority on steroid hormones Dr Charles W Shoppee from the University of Sydney lectured in Texas Techs chemistry department under invitation by the Robert Welch Foundation. He outlined work on adrenocortical hormones and cancer links and described Australia as a midway home between the US and UK.
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Texas Tech
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T. Reichstein
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Royal Cancer Hospital
South Africa
United States
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Tech
Lubbock
Dallas
Southern Methodist University
Rice University
North Carolina
Joe Dennis
Spanish in Grade Schools Course Set at Tech
Texas Tech will offer an advanced summer course for elementary teachers and supervisors in Spanish in the elementary school. Registration is June 7-8 with classes June 10 to June 28 taught by Dr. Faye L. Bumpass. The program targets teachers of Spanish speaking children and those introducing Spanish language and culture to English speakers, focusing on teaching techniques. Daily demonstration classes will be held.
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Texas Tech
Department of Foreign Languages
Faye L. Bumpass
Federal Court Rules For Plaintiff In Promissory Note Suit
Judge Joseph B Dooley ruled in favor of plaintiff Sam Acker in a non jury civil action against Western Drilling Co Inc and Keith Cecil. No judgment entered yet as trial wraps on the docket and juried actions set for 9 30 a m Monday.
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Joseph B Dooley
U.S. District Court
Sam Acker
Acker
Western Drilling Co., Inc
Keith Cecil
Religious Talk Is Set At Tech Union
The first in a three program series on the Future of Religion will be given by Rev. Thomas McGovern of Christ the King Catholic Church at 7 p.m. today in the Coronado Room. His topic is Religion and the Future from a Catholic Viewpoint. The Rev. Ralph Macy will speak at 4 p.m. Monday on Prospects for Protestantism. Rabbi Alexander Kline closes with Religion of the Future at 4 p.m. May 2 in the Mesa Room. Sponsored by the Honors Program Council and the Ideas and Issues Committee. David Thomas is committee chairman.
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Christ the King Catholic Church
Coronado
Tech Union
Ralph Macy
Macy
Alexander Kline
Mesa Room
Union
Honors Program Council
Ideas and Issues Committee
The
David Thomas
City Firemen Record Bodily Rescues and Fire Loss Totals
The city fire department reported numerous rescues including a child from a finger ring incident a trapped child on a tricycle and a child hanging from scaffolding among many others. Last year’s fire loss reached 803650 with May 1962 noting the peak monthly loss at 325092. Fire prevention classes inspections and 1500 off duty hours were devoted to building a booster truck for Boys Ranch at Old Tas casa.
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Boys Ranch
Old Tascosa
Wooden clothespins as makeshift scrapers for metalware
Readable tip notes that wooden clothespins split in half can be used as cheap scrapers to clean aluminum or enamelware without scratching the surface.
Runoff Election Sees Tech Student Council Secretary Elected
Pat Hamilton, a junior home economics major from Cleburne, won the runoff for secretary of the Texas Tech student council over Cecile Campbell of Lubbock by 2012 to 1932. Friday’s election had three candidates. five cheerleaders were elected in other runoffs.
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Pat Hamilton
Cleburne
Texas Tech Student Council
Miss Hamilton
Cecile Camp
Lubbock
Camella Moore
Midland
Kathryn Osthoff
Dallas
Carolyn Buxton
Richardson
Dennis Ashmore
Fort Worth
T. John Ward
Pinehurst
Friday Tech
Royal Ferguson
James Cole
Slaton
Indonesia moves command center on Sumatra island
The Indonesian air force relocated its regional air command from Palembang to the northern city of Medan on Sumatra across the Malacca Strait from Malaya, shifting oversight of regional operations.
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Indonesia
Jakarta
Indonesian Air Force
Sumatra
Palemburg
Medan
Straits of Malacca
Malaya
Proposed constitutional changes and licensing reform considered
The Board of Pardons would oversee driver license restoration and a proposed constitutional amendment would allow appeals of local agency decisions in county court on a trial de nova basis. The committee also weighs bills on driver licensing education and mandatory chemical testing.
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Board of Pardons
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