Texas Tech In Antarctic Talk By F Alton Wade
Dr. F Alton Wade of Texas Tech will present Texas Tech In The Antarctic a film and slide talk on a 10 week Shackleton Glacier geology expedition. Wade led a three man team and will narrate life in a polar environment at 7 30 p m in Room 101 Tech Chemistry Building on Tuesday.
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Fiesta showcases Spanish students at Spur High School
About 230 South Plains Spanish students attended Spur High School for the 16th Fiesta sponsored by Llano Estacado AA
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Noe Lara
Frenship High School
Wolfforth
Spur High School
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South Plains
Jim Baker
Llano Estacado
Tech Little 500 Bicycle Race Set For Saturday
The sixth running of Texas Tech’s Little 500 bicycle race starts 2 p.m. Saturday at Memorial Circle. Any Tech group may enter a four member team for boys and girls races. Winners receive trophies including a traveling team trophy for the champions and a permanent trophy after three consecutive wins. Entries due Friday. time trials were held Saturday. Defending boys champs Dolphins and Doak Hall girls team are entered. Co chairs are Larry Maddox and Jay Vars. Entry fee is $.
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Memorial Circle
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Saddle Tramps
Women’s Services Organization
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Jay Vars
Cottle King Show Winners Named
PADUCAH Special Poco Feed owned by Fagan Miller of Vernon was judged grand champion stallion at the 21st Cottle King Horse Show and Rodeo. Reserve grand champion stallion honors went to Poco Husky owned by E Paul Waggoner of Vernon. Honey Bimbo owned by Gloria Dickson of Dallas was grand champion gelding. Sandhill Bill owned by Bob Waide of Muleshoe was reserve grand champion gelding. Lady Aldeo entered by Mary Ann Pharris of Lubbock and Pines Pace entered by Hayes Ranch of Snyder were noted among top entries. Over 300 old timers registered with J E Norris Sr 86 honored as oldest Cottle County resident and W B Thomas 72 as longest resident. Mrs John Scott 70 received longest King County resident honors. The Lions Club pancake sale proceeds will fund a room at Richards Memorial Hospital.
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Vernon
Honey Bimbo
Gloria Dickson
Dallas
Sandhill Bill
Bob Waide
Lady Aldeo
Mary Ann Pharris
Lubbock
Pine’s Pace
Hayes Ranch
Snyder
J. E. Norris Sr
Cottle County
Tech Group To Attend Albuquerque Phi Alpha Theta Meet
Texas Tech members of Phi Alpha Theta will attend the regional Phi Alpha Theta meeting in Albuquerque. Ronald Benson will present a paper on The Hay-Pauncefote Treaty. Attendees include Nancy Vincent from Dumas Sarah Gaston from Austin Lt Col George R Hull and Dr Paul Woods who will chair a session on American history. They return to Lubbock Sunday.
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Phi Alpha Theta
Albuquerque
Ronald Benson
Tech
Nancy Vincent
Dumas
Sarah Gaston
Woods
Lubbock
Portales Student Wins Key Club Post in Phoenix
Roger Rhoton of Portales was elected lieutenant governor of the southwest division of Key Clubs at the 8th district convention in Phoenix Arizona. The district spans New Mexico Arizona and Texas. Rhoton becomes Portales' second district officer and is the son of Mr and Mrs Olen Rhoton. Howard Melton a freshman at Eastern New Mexico University is a former district governor.
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Roger Rhoton
Phoenix
Ariz
New Mexico
Arizona
Texas
Rhoton
Howard Melton
Eastern New Mexico University
Olen Rhoton
Jaycees Sell Garbage Cans In Cleanup Drive
Lubbock Jaycees kicked off a Saturday sale at the Triple S parking lot to fund anti litter signs. About 30 cans sold with a goal of 375 more before the drive ends, overseen by JayceeMinor Pounds.
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Jaycees
Triple S
Jaycee
Houston man shot outside cafe. three teens sought
AP reports Johnny Balli, 36, of Houston was shot to death early Saturday outside a cafe. Police sought three teenagers in connection with the fatal shooting.
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Johnny Balli
New Paving Project Scheduled In Floyd
Floyd County judge J. D. McBrien said work will start this summer on a 5 mile paving project linking Farm-to-Market Roads 378 and 2301. The 10 foot right of way will be acquired by Precinct 2 and the State Highway Department will finance the paving, with completion likely in 194. The project is slated for Floyd CO.
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RedSav Shs Buzzed by US Plane Near Krilon
Soviet ship captain complains an American twin engine plane buzzed the Krilon several times before heading northeast. Tass reports multiple Soviet ships buzzed in the Caribbean in recent days.
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REDS
800 Due Transfers From Walker Air Base
Roswell special report states over 800 Walker Air Force Base personnel will be transferred this summer. The 23rd Bombardment Squadron, with 765 military members and 10 civilians, will move to Shilling Air Force Base in late summer. The Air Force will discontinue the 686th Aircraft Control and Warning Squadron at Walker, transferring another 112 personnel.
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Shilling Air Force Base
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Walker
Roosevelt High Choir Presents U S A Rhythm Program
A capacity Roosevelt High School audience enjoyed the program U S A Rhythm in the Roosevelt auditorium. Soloists included Kathryn Morgan Robert Walker Dee Gregory Claudia Thornton Gerri Joiner Janet Kinard Norman Crowe and Gloria Foerster with a long list of featured performers and the show directed by Mrs Blanche Davis.
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U.S. A
Kenneth Coffey
Dale Irby
Sue Schoppa
Betty Shaw
Bobby Stennett
Charles Mitchell
Mary Nell Ekdahl
Johnny Long
Pete Harty
Patsy Faulkner
Bobby Schroeder
Rita Dunagan
Jimmy D. Clarke
J. L. Talley
Rodney Schoppa
Dan Solley
Darlene Wagner
Alice Wooley
Bobbie Schoppa
Felix Zuniga
Judy ‘Pounds
Portales Men Named To State Peanut Commission
Portales special report three Portales businessmen Morton Gragg Tom Terry and Melvin Ray were named by Secretary of State Alberta Miller to serve on a three member interim New Mexico peanut commission. The body will elect a permanent five member commission from peanut producers and oversee research to combat peanut diseases across the state.
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Alberta Miller
New Mexico
ENMU President Appointed to North Central Education Commission
Donald C. Moyer, president of Eastern New Mexico University, is named to the Commission on Higher Education of the North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools. Norman Burns, executive secretary, announced from Chicago. Moyer will serve until 1967.
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Portales
Preston Donald C. Moyer
Eastern New Mexico University
Commission On Higher Education
North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
Norman Burns
Commission
Chicago
Dr. Moyer
Eastern
ENMU Coeds Move Into New Dormitory
Forty five New Mexico coeds who had stayed in a Portales hotel since last fall moved into DeBaca Hall on Saturday. ENMU officials accepted the dormitory valued at 1 075 000 and the building provides rooms for 306, completing a two block by one block quadrangle of women’s dormitories. J W Cooper Construction Co of Odessa was the contractor.
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New Mexico
ENMU
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Odessa
Clovis Twin Shooting Ruled Murder and Suicide
Clovis police chief Lloyd Niece ruled Saturday that the deaths of Mike Luna and his wife Pauline Luna were a murder and death by own action. The couple, parents of ten, were found at their home after an argument the night before. A .32 caliber pistol and a claw hammer were recovered, and the investigation noted prior domestic strife.
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New Mexico
Lloyd Niece
Niece
Mike Luna
Luna
Pauline
Santa Fe Railway
Buckner Home Official to Speak at Crosbyton Meeting
Reverend Ennis Hill of Buckner Girls Home Lubbock will address Caprock Association at Crosbyton First Baptist Church at 7 30 p m Monday.
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Ennis Hill
Buckner Girls Home
Lubbock
Baptist Brotherhood Caprock Association
Crosbyton First Baptist Church
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