Lake Texoma Bridge financing talks under way
Talks between Oklahoma Texas and federal officials over higher Lake Texoma bridge costs resume. President Eisenhower urges increased state shares as construction shifts to a lakeside span. Oklahoma and Texas already commit about one million dollars for access roads and six hundred six dollars for the bridge each, with the federal government covering the rest of a six million project.
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Oklahoma
Texas
U.S
Washington P
Army Engineers
Willis
Oklo
Eisenhower
Budget Bureau
C. A. Stoidt
Tulsa
KKK Leaders Expected In Texas Invasion Orchestrated Visit
Orange August reports three Ku Klux Klan leaders expected to arrive in Texas to boost organization. Assistant Attorney General William Davis cites activity in 22 counties and notes one leader from Alabama poses as a preacher and collects funds. Davis promises a policy statement from the Southern Association of Attorney Generals. Austin Attorney General John Ben Shepperd declines comment.
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Orange
Ku Klux Klan
Texas
Atte
William Davis
Avis
Alabama
France
Davis
Southern Assn
Austin
Atto
John Ben Shepperd
London Zoo destroys 100 birds over parrot disease
London Zoo officials killed 100 homing budgerigars due to psittacosis an outbreak. The birds were a major summer attraction at the facility in London.
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London Zoo
London
West Germany Crackdown on Barbarous Comic Books
West Germany's Justice Ministry announced stores will be held responsible for selling comic books depicting primitive or barbarous acts. The action targets materials deemed unsuitable, amid a broader crackdown.
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Bom
Germany
Justice Ministry
Lady with Severe Neurosis Finds Relief at Chiropractic Clinic
Case history from Stephens Chiropractic Clinic notes a woman with neck soreness and brain base pressure, misdiagnosed as a broken neck, who improved after x ray spinography and a series of adjustments begun July 1943. The patient, living out of state, planned annual visits for ongoing care and reported full relief after one adjustment.
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Stephens Chiropractic Clinic
Tech approves 20 new faculty and staff for 1955-56
Texas Tech board approves 20 new faculty members and administrators for the 1955 56 year. Appointees include four associate professors six assistant professors six instructors an assistant director of the Student Union two public information specialists and a dormitory counselor and program director.
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Texas Tech
Tech Board of
Department of Public Information
Seymour Vaughan Connor
Texas State
Austin
University of Texas
Burt M. Abel
San Angelo College
University of Oklahoma
University of Washington At
Seattle
Russell A. Bosner
Tech
Purdue University
Valparaiso University
Ind
Stanford University
Oil
Harold M. Blum
Atlantic Refining Company
Dallas
Northwestern University
Mary Agnes Gerlach
University of Nebraska
Colorado A&m College
Arizona State College
Price Boosted For Experimental Monkeys Used For Salk Vaccine
In New Delhi on ng. 20 the demand for Indian monkeys used in polio vaccine production pushed prices to a record 4 dollars each. The price is about 40 cents higher than last year and 2.50 dollars more than in 1953.
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New Delhi
India
New Mexico Elected Leaders Named in Rural Carriers Group
Ray L. Hulick of Albuquerque New Mexico was elected vice president and John Moren of Howe Oklahoma named committeeman by the National Rural Letter Carriers Association. Moren has been Iowa State Teachers College publications director for a year. He holds a bachelor’s degree from the University of New Mexico and a master’s from the State University of Iowa. Billie Faye Bullock is a dormitory counselor and program director who taught elementary school in South Pecos and earned bachelor’s and master’s degrees from East Texas State Teachers College. Nelson Henry Longley serves as assistant director of the Student Union and was a Florida State University fraternity counselor. he holds bachelor’s from Southeastern Louisiana College and a master’s from Florida State University.
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East Texas State College
le Tourneau Technical Institute
Odessa College
East Texas State
Wendell Wilfred Williams
Indiana University
Audio - Visual Center
College of Emporia
University of Kansas
George Williams College
Chicago
Colorado University
Robert Rekers
U. S. Naval Ordnance Test Station
China Lake
Calif
University of Rochester
N. Y
University of Colorado
P. M. Windham
Rice Institute
North Texas State Teachers College
Elwyn W. Morton
University of Texas
Morton
Convair
Fort Worth
West Texas State College
R. A. Moreland, Jr
Sandia Corporation
Albuquerque
Tech
Keith Robert Marmion
University of Denver
Colorado
Robert Leroy Hartman
University of Arizona
Brooklyn Museum
University of New Hampshire
Butler Institute of American Art
Youngstown
Ohio
Cecil Earl Johnson
Baylor University
Eschel A. Crook
Fort Sill
Ohlo
Crook
West Texas
Adrian Vaughan
Big Spring Daily Herald
Baylor
Marjorie Wightman
Buffalo
N.Y
National Rural Letter Carriers Association
Ray L. Hulick
N.M
John Moren
Howe, Okla
Iowa State Teachers College
The
Sarasota, Fla
Herald-Tribune
University of New Mexico
State University of Iowa
Nelson Henry Longley
Florida State University
Southeastern Louisiana College
Billie Faye Bullock
South Pecos
East Texas State Teachers College
Four Convicts Walk Out Of New Canadian Jail
Four inmates escaped from Prince George's new $60,000 jail just days after opening. Warden W. S. ran faces forgery and breaking and entering charges as the men slipped out through a rarely used door in the ell block. Separately, in New Delhi, hot weather claimed goldfish given to Prime Minister Nehru and one of two Chinese deer.
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New Delhi
India
Nehru
Man charged with rape in attack on niece
A 23 year old Lubbock man Kenneth Lee Brewer was charged Saturday with rape after an alleged assault of his 5 year old niece in a vacant house Friday afternoon. Brewer was jailed on 3500 bond set by Justice George H. McCleskey. The child was in fair condition at home after examination by a family physician. He was arrested at about 4 pm Friday by Sgt. Leonard Krise and Officer Kenneth Holleman and found crouched behind weeds near the vacant house.
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Kenneth Lee Brewer
Ave. Q
Justice of the Peace
George H. McCleskey
Brewer
Leonard Krise
Kenneth Holleman
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