Scholarships Awarded for Future Teachers at Texas Tech
Five $200 scholarships funded by the Kuykendall family awarded at Texas Tech to support future teachers. Recipients include Joy Massingill Stephen and Barbara Fields of Lubbock, with plans to aid qualified students in West Texas. Winners, chosen from teacher education students who have completed all requirements, will receive annual awards.
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Tom Burcham
Lib
Joy Massingill
Stephen
West Texas
Jan Glazner
Leeds
Texas Tech
Paso
Barbara Fields
George P. Kuykendall
Lubbock
Kuykendall
Enat Tech
Betty Davie
Tech Teachers Certification Office
Tech Education Department
Morris Wallace
Wallace
West
Texas Education Agency
Texas
Dr. Wallace
Sam Rayburn Library fund nears $20000 in gifts and plans
Voluntary contributions to the Sam Rayburn Memorial Library Foundation have reached nearly $20 000. An intensive early next year campaign is planned to ensure funds for library operation expansion and scholarships. Donations include more than $2600 from the Wichita Falls area and a Smith County nursery proceeds program.
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Wichita Falls
Wichita Falls Record-News and Times
North Texas
Smith County
Sam Rose
Rayburn
Washington
Crosby Housing Project Okayed for Occupancy
Crosbyton special report: a 26 unit low rent federal housing project has received final inspection and occupancy approval. Harry Jung, executive director, announced Saturday. Applications to rent are available through Jung and reviewed by a board including May Charles Hudman, Hubert Curry Truett Mayes and Joe Lowrie. Rents based on income and need with service personnel with disabilities given preference. The project comprises 13 brick veneer duplexes plus office and maintenance building. Final cost is estimated at 250000 dollars. Construction began with H. C. Lewis of Lubbock as general contractor. Units include one two and three bedroom layouts with living room bath kitchen dining area and utility space.
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Crosbyton
Harry Jung
Jung
Crosby County
Alb
May Charles Hudman
Hubert Curry
Truett’ Mayes
Joe Lowrie
H. C. Lewis
Lubbock
Commissioners Set Sealed Bid Openings For County Needs
Lubbock County Commissioners Court will open four sealed bid sets at 1 19 a.m. Monday in the County Courthouse. Items include metal culverts for the cows, filing cabinets for the district clerk, fee and docket bonds for the district clerk, and an elevating grader for Precinct 4. The court will also consider appointing a new Welfare Board member to replace Rev. Elia H. Phillips whose term ends December. The court will act on a contract with Wesley Read to serve as property appraiser for right of way along U S Highway 87 from the Underpass south of New Deal to Abernathy.
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Lubbock County Commissioners Court
County Commissioners
Welfare Board
Elia H. Phillips
Wesley Read
Read
U.S. Hwy. 87
New Deal
Abernathy
Man Gets Life Term In Slaying Of Baby
NACOGDOCHES API A jury convict Don E Hooper 2 of murder with malice and sentences him to life in prison Hooper of the Blackjack community 18 miles southeast of here was convicted in the beating death of his 2 month old step daughter Jean Magliolo The child died April 6 No reason for the beating was given.
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Nacogdoches (API
Don E. Hooper
Hooper
Jean Magliolo
Consular Pact With Albania Canceled, Reports Say
The Albanian paper Zeri Populi says the Soviet Union and Hungary canceled a consular agreement allowing Albanian leaders to travel to and from those nations, after Albania's status in the Soviet bloc shifted. In Oslo, John Allert Luthuli, the former Zulu leader opposing apartheid, met King Olav V as he prepared to receive the 1960 Nobel Peace Prize.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Zeri € Populi
Soviet Union
Hungary
Albania
Oslo
Norway
John Allert Luthuli
Olav V
South Africa
Oslo University Hall
Kansas City youths rescued after Gulf Stream drift
Two Kansas City men Arthur Wilhelm 21 and James Horn 19 were rescued by the destroyer Hissem after drifting three days in a 16 foot boat. They left Key West for a Keys tour, misread channel markers and ran out of gas miles south of Miami off Key Largo. The pair said they felt no injuries and had water left when picked up.
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Miami
Fla
Kansas City
Gulf Stream
Key Weston
Arthur Wilhelm
James Horn
Wilhelm
Horn
Key West
Keys
United States
Hissem
Key Largo
TB Testing In Public Schools Continues This Week
Tuberculin testing of Lubbock public school students continues this week across four junior high and eight elementary schools. Tests start 9 a.m. Monday at Atkins Junior High with nurse Mrs. Sue Ribble and PTA helpers, followed by other campuses with assigned nurses and PTA teams. Readings occur midweek by doctors at respective sites, with the schedule detailing which elementary schools test Tuesday and readings Thursday through Friday.
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Lubbock
Ruth Hays
Evans
PTA Membre
John Burkholder
B.ton
J. D. Darnell
CL. Mont Tkins
G. J. Mara Jble
Slaton
Robert Moore
Pauline
Cadman Chaffin
Edwin Davis
William Croom
John R. Chalk
K. Carter
A Ford
Norman Monk
Joe FE. Baldridge
Patricia
Norma Portes
Dupre
North Ave. U
June Ducker Sane Guthrie
A. W. Bronwell
Hewitt
Lee Hide
A. L. Dames
N. Ave. A
E. E .Cure
Arnett
Eri Adams
Wright
Hodges
Southeast
Jo Cline
Nell Arledge
S. Croom
Travis
Unloaded Shotgun Fatality At New Jersey Home
Twelve year-old Douglas Nagel removed his father's shotgun from a wall rack and showed it to a schoolmate. The weapon discharged, striking visitor Mi dvael Dunne, 32, in the chest and killing him instantly. Police called it an accident. the incident happened in an upstairs room at the boy’s home.
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Sam Rayburn Library Fund
Crosby Housing Project
Longhorn Club
Austin
Charles B. Parker
San Antonio
University of Texas Athletic Teams
Bruno
Florsheim
Sis
Daniel Green
Dormie
Dunlap
Laurel
Oxford
AAA
Senator
Sale
Bud
Rand
Ghana
fAddress
Acme
Jones-Roberts Shoes
Broadway
Lubbock, Texas
M.O
C.C.D
B &C
PLC
Herontrore
Indiana Town & Country Shopping Center
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