Tech to confer degrees on record summer graduating class
Texas Tech will award more than 925 bachelor and advanced degrees at summer commencement. Largest summer class on record includes 21 doctoral candidates and about 1,790 degrees conferred last spring. Davis, Moore, and Barnett lead ceremonies with ROTC commissioning at the Tech Union and aerospace studies office.
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Jamecy A. Watkins
Pro Bernier Milburne Moore
Hoge Foundation
Aristin
Minin
Labhehoek Municipal
Army Rotc
Tech Union
Airy Force Rotc
Professor of Aerospace Studies
Louise Bourgeois Luchsinger
Lubbock
Tech
Edwin Jack Chambliss
Olson
George Woodie Coleman Jr
Maggie Sue Collier
Richard Garner Jones
Weldon Eugene Day
Clarendon
Morris Glenn Harrison
Thomas Coleman Lloyd Beth
Plainview
Richard Vernon Alumbaugh
Hutchinson, Wan
Ralph Vernon Jonson Jr
Oklahoma City
Garland
Frank Lawlis
Levelland
Bessie Betty Sarfaty Sturne
Rochester
Noy
Zitaeileen Tyler
Fort Worth
Thomas Michael Weddie
Fond du Taie
Wissmiath
Jay Way Ambureey
Odessi
Sterling Gene Crossley
Dallas
Howard Barrow. Lambert
Texarkana
Faelish Meador
Donald Lee Cook
Milton Louis Smith
Childress
Gilbert — Lynn Varnell
Sewanee, Tenn
Holland Dempsey Watkins
San Angelo
Girdles Gowns Stolen In Lace Bra Burglary
Police hunted a burglar who stole 65 white lace bras valued over 1000 from Lorna Brooks in an auto driveway theft. Another burglary left girdles and nightgowns untouched. In unrelated police work, three youths were turned over for vandalism linked to car antenna damage in southwest Lubbock.
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Buredar
Lorna Brooks
Slide Road
Lubbock
38Th Street
Curtis Crosier
34Th St
Methodist Hospital
Bo Foster
Ron Stanley
J.B
60 Ave
Sheriff's Deputies
Joe Chavez
Canvon
Chaves
West Texas
New Deal
Fire probes find no proof of arson in Wichita Falls blaze
Wichita Falls investigators found no evidence that two Wednesday night fires damaging five downtown buildings were deliberately set. Fire Chief Herschel Johnson said the probe was not complete, with electrical failure likely in the shoe store fire and transient shelter in the other. Two policemen died when a hotel wall collapsed and five firefighters were injured. The shoe store damage was about 800000 dollars. widows of two officers were proposed to receive 4000 dollars each.
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Falls Ph
Herschel Johnson
Johnson
Starr Rooms
Thea? Ceatral Esc
Jack Davis
Et Cray
Tw Cour
Roberts Fellows
Beache Rapples
Lester Ped Capitan
Crlson
Dallas Receives 3.2 Million Grant for Park South Project
The Department of Housing and Urban Development offered 84.2 million to finance a Park South rehabilitation in Dallas. Karl Cabello cited the grant as funding the first phase to bring structures, streets and utilities up to minimum standards. William MacClintock noted more funds are expected for the next phase.
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API
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Adraost
Fyndlas
New Licht Street Lighting Upgrades and Police Fire Incident
The city announces a new lighting program for Poagbibenk Street and Quaker Vertes area with officers noting lights on Thursday. A separate report mentions a fatal morph incident on June day with a death toll of 44, details pending from Sail icsat police.
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Phuipidas
Paibbouek
Garblie Utilities
N B. McCullonah
Faith Streets
Taihboek
Man Freed After 18 Years In Mental Observation
In Valparaiso Indiana Hawes Sulie the man accused of a double murder walked free after courts in Lake and Porter counties declined to detain him. Deputies from both counties left with Sulie amid conflicting orders as he rode home with his father. Medical staff had earlier deemed him insane and held him for observation for 18 years.
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Porter County
Indiana
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Antone
Siilie
Hobart
Tim
Jukie
Lake
Porter
Woo
Edward W. Owens
Polio
Owens
Lake County
Anhe
Beatty State Hospital
Westville
Net
Aogurs
Porter Superior Court
Russell Nixon
Sid
Wines County
Sulie
Tring
Lake Croninabh
Dudee
Jona
Meena
Nomand
Lake Counts
Nixon
Salie
Sherifs
Mark Bonham Carter
Britain
Princess Margaret
Bonham Carter
Britain avoids passing regular civil rights law in race measure
The United Kingdom moves to curb discrimination with a broad race relations bill aiming to stabilize society. The law, guided by the Race Relations Board, covers housing employment and public services with lenient penalties and quick court actions.
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Britain
Associated Press
London
U.S
America
Enoch Powell
Race Relations Board
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Sule
Lawrence Malkin
John Lyttle
United States
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RAND
Philco’s
Philco
Dias
Magicolor
Coronet Electric
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