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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1964

Page

2

Burnham to Replace Jagan as British Guiana Prime Minister

British Guiana Governor Sir Richards Luyt says Forbes Burnham will be appointed prime minister to succeed Cheddi Jagan. Jagan won the popular vote but Burnham and Peter D Aguiar held a legislative majority. Jagan refuses to resign. Luyt awaits London orders to formalize Burnham appointment as political tensions and party talks unfold.

British Guiana Burnham Cheddi Jagan Georgetown Forbes Burnham Lish Guiana Richards Luyt Jagan Peter D’aguiar People's National Congress D'Aguiar United Force Party Luyt London Jagan's Peoples Progressive Party Partition Janet Rosenberg Jagan Progressives

Soviet approves record peace time budget despite military cuts

The Supreme Soviet approved a record 111 billion ruble budget with a 555 million ruble defense reduction. Premier Kosygin said the cuts do not reflect weakness and cited higher consumer goods output and farmers pensions. Western observers warn Moscow may hide defense spending in other sectors.

Moscow UPI Supreme Soviet Nyet Alexei Kosygin Soviet Union Kosygin Kremlin

Educators Hear Austin Man Sturgeon At Lubbock Meeting

Lubbock educators welcome L. P. Sturgeon director of public relations for the Texas State Teachers Association as guest speaker at 7 30 p m Monday in Smylie Wilson Junior High School auditorium. He will discuss upcoming legislation affecting teachers and Texas education. Sturgeon has served as state director since 1954 and has been a teacher coach high school principal and associate commissioner of education with the Texas Education Agency. The event is sponsored by the Lubbock chapter of Association for Childhood Education the Lubbock County unit of TSTA and the Lubbock Classroom Teachers Association.

L. P. Sturgeon Texas State Teachers Association Austin Lubbock Smylie Wilson Junior High School Sturgeon Texas Education Agency Association For Childhood Margaret Ann Garlin Lubbock County TSTA E. C. Leslie Lubbock Classroom George Pliler

Jayton Bands to Present Christmas Concert

Jayton's three school bands unite for the first annual Christmas concert at 7 p.m. in the school auditorium under director C. Doyle Gammill. The program features a Tonette Band, Cadet Band, and Concert Band with selections from western medleys to holiday tunes, ending with Silent Night led by Bob Hamilton. A reception follows. tickets are 50 cents for adults and 25 cents for students, preschoolers free.

Jayton C. Doyle Gammill Bob Hamilton

Bond Set For Three In Misdemeanor Cases

Judge James A. Ellis Friday set bond of 500 for each of three men who pleaded guilty to misdemeanor charges in County Court-at-Law No. 1. They are William Kerry Boyd 21 of 2220 Ord St. theft over 5 under 50 Tra Bell Sanders 42 of 4511 37th St. passing a worthless check and Lewis Clark Wright Jr. 18 Bastrop living in Men's Dormitory No. 10 Texas Tech driving while intoxicated.

James A. Ellis William Kerry Boyd Ord St Tra Bell Sanders 37Th St Lewis Clark Wright Jr Bastrop Texas Tech

International Fair Opens at Tech With Inexpensive Imports

The International Fair runs today 2 pm to 5 pm in the Coronado Room at Tech Union and will operate 12:30 to 6 pm daily Monday to Wednesday. Items are under five dollars. Sponsored by the International Interest Committee and led by Suzie Nelson. A separate Tass report notes Moscow and the United Arab Republic plan a 20 percent trade increase next year.

Coronado Tech Union International Interest Committee The Suzie Nelson Brownfield Moscow Soviet Union United Arab Republic Tass

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