Pearce Named President of Southern Conference of Academic Leaders
Dr. W M Pearce of Texas Tech is elected president of the Southern Conference of Academic Vice Presidents and Deans of Faculties, succeeding Dr R B Mautz of the University of Florida. Dr Herman Spivey of the University of Tennessee is named vice president. The group includes academic vice presidents and deans from southern colleges and universities. Pearce, an historian, has over 25 years in higher education and previously directed Texas Tech archaeology field schools in Mexico and the Southwest.
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W. M. Pearce
Texas Tech
Southern Conference
Pearce
R. B. Mautz
University of Florida
Herman Spivey
University of Tennessee
Assn. of. Colleges
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Southwest
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Matador Ranch
Plainview
Kemper Military School
Southern Methodist University
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University of Texas
Refugees Fill Africa Exodus Amid Political Turmoil
U S officials report about 746000 Africans have fled homeland to neighboring areas 1957 to 1964 amid Algerian and Portuguese colonial conflicts. Large movements include 250000 from Algeria to Morocco and Tunisia 1957 62 and 250000 from Angola to Congo 1961 64. Watusi migrations to Uganda Burundi Tanganyika and Congo-Kivu numbered about 160000, with further flows from Sudan into Uganda Kenya Ethiopia Chad and the Central African Republic.
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Congo
U.S
Algeria
Morocco
Tunisia
France
Angola
Portuguese Guinea
Senegal
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Tanganyika
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Ethiopia
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Republic
Republic of South Africa
South Africa
Jurors Acquit DWI Defendant After Film Evidence
In County Court-at-Law No 1 48 year old Noble Forrest Shires of 2085 62nd St was found innocent of a misdemeanor DWI charge. He was arrested June 20 by city police. Evidence included motion pictures taken at the police station after the arrest. Jurors were Roy V. Wilson Alfred T. McWhorter Hollis D. Parker Willard G. Green C. C. Whitlock and Ray Sperry. Judge James A. Ells presided. Four defendants pleaded guilty before Judge Ells after docket call including Charles D. Roberts Rogelio Ledesma Larry M Miller and Alfred Benevides. In County Court-at-Law No 2 Judge Pat Moore assessed fines and jail terms for various offenses including check law violations and possession of a prohibited weapon. Others were placed under bonds while pleading innocent.
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Pat Moore
Eddie Crawford
Plainview
Juan Flores
3Rd St
Henry Enriquez
Gilberto Trevino
Southeast Dr
Baxter Laymance
9Th St
Lockney
Amherst St
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Moore
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Lillie Marshall
20Th St
George Weston
Queens St
Guidance Study Workshop Slated In City Today
Public school guidance counselors principals and other administrators from over 30 counties will attend a vocational guidance workshop at the Texas Tech campus. The event, sponsored by the Texas Education Agency, expects about 125 attendees with sessions led by Ridener Neely and Jones and a panel including Webb Cobb Caskey Morris and Click.
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Texas Tech
John Ridener
Lubbock
Texas Education Agency
Tech
Ridener
Morris Wallace
Joe Neely
Bob Whipple
Litton Industries
Charles Jones
Texas Personnel and Guidance Assn
Jones
Holmes Webb
Beatrix Cobb
O. L. Caskey
G. B. Morris
Lubbock Public Schools
Carrol Click
Reader's Digest Warns of Subtle Stroke Signs
The December issue explains that most strokes are preceded by early warning signs or "little strokes" and urges readers to recognize symptoms and seek help promptly. The article highlights description of stroke symptoms and actions to take.
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Reader’s Digest
Prices Given Farmers Drop During Month
Washington reports that farm prices fell about 4 percent for crops and livestock in the month ended Nov 15 with overall parity at 75 percent. Costs for production and living supplies rose about one third of a percent, and oranges and hogs led declines while tomatoes wholesale milk and potatoes provided partial offset.
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UPI
Agriculture Department
Department
Divorce Asked After Constant Hula Training
Mrs. Pamela Mineo, 20, a hula dancer, testified in Chicago that her husband Rudy Mineo, 28, forced daily practice to pursue show business. She said the regimen worsened her diabetes, caused a 20 pound loss, and left her unable to work while seeking temporary support.
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Pamela Mineo
Rudy
Mineo
Pope Paul VI to refuel in Beirut en route to India
The Vatican says Pope Paul VI’s jet will stop about 30 minutes at Beirut Lebanon for refueling on the way to Bombay India. He will alight briefly at Beirut airport to greet President Helou and officials, then continue to the Eucharistic Congress.
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Beirut
Lebanon
India
Vatican Ecumenical Council
Charles Helcu
Air India
Bombay
Betty San Chez Green Found Shot in Houston Apartment
Houston police arrested a 27 year old man after Betty San Chez Green 23 was found shot to death in her Southeast Houston apartment Monday.
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Houston
Betty Sanchez Green
Pollice
Missing Pentagon official surrenders in Reno Nevada
Army sergeant Staff Sergeant Robert L. Johnson, missing from the Pentagon since Oct. 2, surrendered to Reno police. He was in Military Police custody in San Francisco and will be moved to Fort Meade. Johnson, 43, from Las Vegas, has a wife Hedwig and two children.
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Pentagon
Reno
Nev
Defense Department
Robert L. Johnson
San Francisco
Army
Johnson
Pentagon Courier
Richmond
Ft. Meade
Las Vegas
Alexandria
Hedwig J. Johnson
LCC President Set to Return From World Jaunt
Dr. F. W. Mattox, president of Lubbock Christian College, returns to Lubbock at 12:30 a.m. from Tokyo completing a global trip. He left Oct 30 to visit Africa, Okinawa, Korea, and Japan to speak for the Far East Fellowship. The journey was funded by the fellowship and Green lawn Church of Christ members. He preached in Nigeria and led a five day Okinawa meeting and a seven day Tokyo fellowship, with a one day Honolulu layover en route home.
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Lubbock Christian College
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Iran Leaders Plan Global Ministers Conference
The Shah of Iran announces UNESCO has approved a plan to hold a worldwide conference of education ministers in Tehran next year to discuss strategies to combat illiteracy.
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Unions oppose bracero program end the current year
AFL CIO opposes ending the bracero program after December 31 and argues unemployment is too high to allow foreign farm workers. Jacob Clayman urges minimum pay of 1.25 per hour and domestic recruiting, job contracts, free transport, housing, workmen's compensation, and a $25 recruitment fee to enforce standards.
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Washington
UPI
Afl-Cio
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Farm Bureau
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Johnson
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Plot Started in 1963 Khrushchev Ouster Report
The London Observer reports a Soviet plot to remove Khrushchev began in 1963 with leaders Shelepin Semichastny and Brezhnev mobilizing support. Kosygin and Brezhnev were offered temporary posts as Khrushchev faced house arrest near the Kremlin after a Presidium vote.
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London Observer
Nikita Khrushchev
Alexander Shelepin
Secret Police
Vladimir Semichastny
KGB
State Security Committee
Shelepin
Soviet Union
Leonid I.brezhnev
Communist Party
Alexei N.kosygin
Khrushchev
Kremlin
Party
Frol Kozlov
United States
Kozlov
Central Committee
Moscow
Presidium
Marriage Licenses Filed In Lubbock Officials
Official records show James Graham and Mrs Claudia Alberta obtaining marriage licenses in Lubbock. Lubbock Courts WND District Court Judge Victor Lindsey presiding. cases include Etta Mae Jones versus Hartford Accident and Indemnity Company seeking to set aside an industrial accident award and related judgments. Wille McKnight versus Hanover Insurance Company seeking to set aside a workmen compensation award. T Mitchell versus Laura Mitchell for divorce. Norwegians eat nearly 20 pounds of cheese per person annually.
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Claudia Alberta) Martin
Lubbock
WND District
Victor MH. Lindsey
Etta Mae Jones
Hartford Accident and Indemnity Co
Jude
Kilgore Praised by Connally at Retirement Dinner
In McAllen Texas Governor John Connally lauded outgoing Congressman Joe Kilgore for 11 years of capable public service. Former Gov Allan Shivers hosted the event as Kilgore announced plans to practice law in Austin with potential 1966 statewide candidacy rumors.
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UPI
John Connally
Joe Kilgore
South Texas
Connally
House
Allan Shivers
Kilgore
Congress
U.S
Ralph Yarborough
Johnson
Yarborough
University of Texas Law School
Texas
Washington
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Pretty stone found by child in Oranjemund park
Penny Selby 5 found a stone in a children's park in Oranjemund, South West Africa. The pebble proved to be a 31% carat diamond, surprising her family.
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Oranjemund
South West Africa
Penny Selby
Do You Talk Like A Fishwife
Chicago publisher promotes a book on conversation skill and social influence. It claims easy methods to improve poise and self confidence for business or social settings. Readers can request the booklet Adventures in Conversation by mail with a dime for postage.
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