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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1967
Page
15
Svetlana Stalin recounts in memoirs that Joseph Stalin choked to death after 12 hours of asphyxiation in March 1953. She says frantic efforts to save him included leeches, X rays, and injections as his face turned black. She implies he hastened his own death amid fear of a doctors plot.
Svetlana recalls her father Stalin as distant and fearful of crowds, noting his reactions to dresses and perfume, and recounts family fates from secrecy and repression. Mrs. Franklin calls the memoir a Tolstoyan masterpiece, while a Russian edition faces court action delaying unauthorized copies.
Two Texas Tech graduate students in biomechanics and one in production process design will receive the first PhDs ever awarded by Tech's Industrial Engineering Department. The degrees will be conferred after summer session and two recipients join the Tech faculty in the fall while Perswell moves to the University of Arkansas.
Carolyn Sue Steglich daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Winfred G. Steglich 5421 Eighth Place Lubbock joins 34 other high achieving secondary students from across the nation at a National Science Foundation funded biology training program at the University of Texas. Dr Irwin Speak serves as program director.
Washington reports that Cyrus Vance described the Detroit troop deployment as nonpolitical and Johnson said federal troops could be used only after state authorities fail to quell violence. Throckmorton praised Army troops and National Guardsmen while noting guard members improved rapidly during the Detroit operation.
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