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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1964

Page

2

English Teaching in U S Schools Criticized by Council

The National Council of Teachers of English and educators fault English instruction as severely deficient. Experts blame poor teacher preparation, heavy workloads, weak textbooks, and insufficient grammar and writing training across K-12 and college levels. They urge curriculum upgrades and new institutes under national education programs.

GK. Hodenfield Cleveland Score National Council of Teachers of English Council Albert R. Kitzhaber Kitzhaber University of Oregon Sid Witzhaber Pennsylvania Office of Education

Continental asks CAB for new routes and removal of restrictions

Continental Airlines asked the Civil Aeronautics Board on Tuesday for routes between Texas New Mexico Nevada California and Hawaii. The carrier seeks to remove a prohibition on through-plane service among Dallas Fort Worth Los Angeles Phoenix and Tucson. If approved Hawaii service to Honolulu Oahu and Maui would be allowed as co terminals. It also seeks to add St Louis to the Houston Dallas Chicago route.

Continental Airlines Civil Aeronautics Board Texas New Mexico Nevada California Hawaii Continental Dallas-Ft. Worth Los Angeles Phoenix Tucson Honolulu Oahu Lilo Houston San Antonio Midland-Odessa Lubbock Albuquerque Nme Ariz Long Beach San Diego San Francisco Oakland Calif Las Vegas Nev St. Louis

Man Wins First Round In Battle To Keep Lion

Howard Sautter won the first round in his bid to keep a pet lion Leo in his Willow Grove backyard. Abington Township's Department of Public Safety decided Leo can stay while drafting an ordinance to ban wild animals. The board asked the solicitor to prepare the ordinance as neighbors petitioned to remove Leo, countered by a 350-signature pro Leo petition. Sautter posted a $1000 bond guaranteeing Leo will not roar.

Willow Grove Howard Sautter Leo Department of Public Safety Abington Township Philadelphia United States

Morris Could Shift to Key House Panels in 1960s

Rep. Thomas Morris of Tucumcari, backed by a 70,000 vote margin, weighs a move to the House Appropriations Committee, with a possible future Senate bid. His decision depends on Anderson and Campbell plans, with seniority tradeoffs on Interior and Science Committees under consideration and a looming caucus vote on Southern purge politics.

Washington Thomas Morris Clinton Anderson House Appropriations Committee U.S. Senate Morris Appropriations Committee Joseph . Montoya Senate Interior and Science and Astronautics New Mexico Joint Committee On Atomic Energy Anderson Jack Campbell Campbell Barry Goldwater John Bell Williams Mississippi Albert Watson South Carolina House Democrats Sam Rayburn House John McCormack Johnny Walker Montoya Walker House Armed Services Committee Congress

Contracts Awarded For Seminole School

Seminole school board awarded contracts for a new elementary school and a Seminole High School science department library addition to Glen Casey Construction Co. of Odessa for 697 800 with completion by August 15 1965. Fort Worth Hotel Supply won cafeteria equipment at 13 499 71 and Jim Swann Co won science lab equipment at 20 150.

Seminole Glen Casey Construction Co Odessa Seminole High School Casey Fort Worth Jim Swann Co

Demonstration in New York Turns Into Scuffle at UN Mission

About 100 members of the Pan African Students Organization in the Americas protested outside the United Nations mission on 1st Avenue and 45th Street. A deputy chief inspector ordered most to move to 47th Street. clashes with police followed as two demonstrators were taken into custody.

New York United States United Nations Pan African Students Organization In the Americas 1St Avenue 45Th Street 47Th Street 1St 2Nd Avenues Mission Conigo

Pilot Lands Plane on Busy Indiana Highway

Bloomington man Jerry Sirucek landed his single engine light plane on Indiana 43 south of Lafayette after engine trouble. He used radio tower beacon lights as guideposts for the emergency landing just before dawn.

Lafayette Ind UPI Jerry Sirucek Bloomington Indiana 43 Here Sirucek

Dr Caldwell's Senna Laxative Ad Copy

Advertises Dr Caldwell's Senna Laxative Syrup Pepsin as a tasty remedy for temporary irregularity. Claims one dose provides prompt gentle relief suitable for young and old and highlights senna as a natural vegetable laxative with overnight results.

R. Caldwell Dr. Caldwell

Coronado High School Phase Two Bids Awarded

Lubbock ISD received three bids Tuesday for Coronado High School construction and will present them at a 6 50 a m meeting Saturday. The low bid of 981980 was from R G Farrell Co Odessa. Phase two covers auditorium and music spaces, classrooms, language lab, library, study areas and main offices, linking to phase one.

Coronado High School Lubbock Independent School District R. G. Farrell Co Odessa

Lubbock Man Among Purchasers Of Cattle

Joe Kirk Fulton of Lubbock bought 92 of 564 lots at the Jack Renfro Hereford sale dispersion, part of a 400-buyer crowd from 11 states. More than 600 Herefords sold for 226,430 dollars, averaging 401 a head. J B Cummins of San Marcos paid top prices for Majestic Silver 65 at 5000 for a bull and 1000 for a cow.

Joe Kirk Fulton Lubbock Jack Renfro Quien Lake Channing Fulton Renfro Karroll Higgins J. B. Cummins San Marcos Majestic Silver Cummins

Holiday Signal Tree Hoisted in Rockefeller Plaza New York

A 60 foot Christmas tree was raised in Rockefeller Plaza at Lake Carmel New York signaling the start of the holiday season in New York. It will be lit on December 10.

New York Lake Carmel N.Y Rockefeller Plaza

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