Weiss resigns as dean of UT graduate school in Houston
Dr. Paul A. Weiss, renowned authority on human cell behavior, resigns as dean of the University of Texas Graduate School of Biomedical Science citing lack of funds and space. He will continue teaching. Carl Brewer will lead temporarily while a search selects a successor.
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Area Men In Service From Lubbock In Air Force Training
Two Lubbock airmen Michael Sheaans and Eliseo Perez Montaiva Shugard complete basic at Lackland AFB and begin Air Force technical training. Shugard will train as a supply specialist at Amarillo AFB. Montaiva at Keesler AFB. Henry R. Adams, of Bethel Park, Pa., commissioned as a second lieutenant at Lackland AFB. J C Merrill Schutt of Hobbs NM serves in Vietnam supporting F 5A jets after training at Williams AFB. Seaman Recruit Dale H Harvin and Spec 5 Terry Marshall assigned to duties in Navy and Viet Nam with family links noted.
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Bethel Park
Mary
O. R. Hand
18Th Street
J. C. Merrill
Schutt
Hobbs
N. M
Viet Nam
Williams Afb
Ariz
Lucy Simmons
Littlefield Man Critically Hurt in Farm Mishap
Gary Shipley of 322 West 4th Street Littlefield was in critical condition after falling into a bin of cotton seed hulls at Sudan Livestock and Feeding Co. He was pulled from the bin before suffocating and aspirating hulls. He received treatment at Medical Arts Clinic and was moved to Methodist Hospital in Lubbock in the ICU. The accident occurred about 4 pm.
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University of Houston staff elected TACUSD leaders
Sterling Baker of the University of Houston was elected president of the Texas Association of College and University Traffic and Security Departments at the group’s second annual conference in Houston. Ed E. Powell of Texas A&M was elected vice-president. The event closed with a banquet speech by Doc Blanchard addressing statewide college traffic issues.
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Joses Tech
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Zambias Kaunda hints at Soviet aid over Rhodesia crisis
In a Lusaka news conference President Kenneth Kaunda warned Britain of possible Soviet involvement if Rhodesia remains under white rule. He said the United States might follow Britain, and that Zambia could seek Soviet support to defend Kariba Dam amid air operations and stalled negotiations with Britain.
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Salisbury
Karida
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Arthur Bottomley
Bottomley
Judge rules Stanton ISD not guilty of discrimination
U S District Judge D W Suttle upholds Stanton Independent School District action in not retaining two Negro teachers Belvin B Steward and Christine Smith Steward after integration and consolidation. The Stewards sought reinstatement but court found no discrimination. three white teachers also not retained, but they were not parties to the suit. The decision, entered with the district clerk in Pecos, followed a September hearing after a waived jury trial.
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Court Rules Prison No Beatnik Haven
The 4th Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that federal prisoners may be required to shave off beards. The court said clean shaves promote a smarter appearance better sanitation and prevent misuse of facial hair in escape plans.
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Church Council Calls For End To U S Air Strikes
The National Council of Churches urged halting bombing of North Vietnam if UN mediated ceasefire talks can begin. The General Board adopted a Viet Nam policy statement 193 to 10 criticizing unilateral U S policy and urging world trust. Debated three hours Thursday night and two more Friday, statements reflect NCC views though nonbinding on member denominations. Other topics were deferred to February in St Louis.
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Founding Of AA To Be Observed In City
Alcoholics Anonymous group Hub of the Plains celebrates its nineteenth year in Lubbock with a Fourth Annual Homecoming party. Barbecue at 6 30 p.m. at 50th Avenue N followed by program inviting members from Lubbock’s other 12 groups and South Plains area. Copenhagen may sign a treaty with France.
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Plains Group
Lewd Show At London High Stuns Principal
London APS reports a high school skit titled Sapre on army life drew sharp outrage from Principal Raymond Long. He condemned the crude dialogue and lewd ballads, apologizing to offended parents while inviting them to attend next term’s Shakespeare production Richard II to make amends.
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Officers elected at fifty year banquet at Vanns Catering
The Order of the Arrow set new officers for the year at its 50th anniversary and Christmas banquet at Vann's Catering Service with over 150 attendees. Mike Ziomko of Lubbock was named vice chief, Jerry Fowler of Levelland became chief, and John Barrows of Lubbock was named vice chief. In Herne Germany an AP report notes a coal mine explosion Friday killed two miners and injured three, occurring about 2200 feet below the surface.
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Lubbock
Jerry Fowler
Levelland
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Herne
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