Pakistan student Ramal Shah seeks higher education at Texas Tech
Ramal Shah, youngest of ten siblings from Lyallpur, Pakistan, attends Texas Tech under Presbyterian support. He credits his parents' legacy of faith and education for his drive to study chemistry and return to help his people. He lived with First and Westminster churches in Lubbock while adjusting to life in the United States.
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Avalanché-Journal
Red College
Azmat Ramal Shah
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Texas. Tech
Quetta
Ramal Shah
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Lubbock
Texas Tech
Gaston Hall
Larry Doyle
International
Ifkiharali
India
Reese Air Force Base
Gordon College
Rawalpindi
United States
Maryiam Peters
American Mission High School For Girls
Midwestern University
Wichita Falls
Travis White
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First Christian Church
Lyallpur
Republic of
William S. Smith
Joe Dennis
Official Tree Flower Adopted At Lamesa
Lamesa City Council adopts Peace Rose as official flower and Mimosa Tree as official tree at the request of the Lamesa Beautiful committee. Arbor Day is set for Feb 23 to promote planting. Ray Evans is reappointed to the airport board for three years. Wilton and Bizzell hired to audit 1962 city records. A farm tract is leased to W E Murphy. A resolution asks for U S 87 widening from N 14th St to the railroad tracks with curb and gutter work by the city.
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Lamesa
Chamber of Commerce
Ray Evans
W. E. Murphy
State Highway Department
U.S. 87
N. 14Th St
Seagraves Voters to Decide Form of City Government
Seagraves voters go to the polls next Tuesday to decide switching from a commission to an alderman form. Seven candidates seek the short term alderman seat. top three win and serve until the April 2 city election, when five aldermen and a mayor are chosen. Polls open at the new city hall with a panel of judges listed.
Rifles Now Allowed for Import to Britain From Surrey
Authorities in Surrey permit import of both .22 caliber rifles and air powered rifles into Britain reversing earlier restrictions. The move broadens legal channels for collectors and sporting shooters while prompting guidance on licenses and safety compliance.
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Surrey
Britain
Consolidated Tax Plan Collapse After Lamesa Rift
Lamesa trustees and City Council clashed over a proposed consolidated tax office. The council ordered equipment returned to City Hall after a breakdown over administrative costs and budget allocations. The joint venture was dissolved after 12 days amid regret from both sides.
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Lamesa
Abe Holder
Council and
Board of Trustees
Guy Weekes
English noble calls for boycott of France over De Gaulle
London press column urges British readers to shun French wines women food clothes books and stationery and to avoid France. The Earl of Arran brands De Gaulle a dictator and blames France for past aid to the Allies. He also questions Joan of Arc, saying she was a witch. In Rome sales of American machine tools in Italy rise 38 percent since 1961.
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London
UPI
Earl of Arran
Charles de ‘Gaulle
Evening Ness
de Gaulle
France
Britain
Joan of Arc
Rome
Italy
Rotary oil drilling activity rises in North America
Hughes Tool Co reports 1 527 rigs active in the week ended Monday up from 1 488 the prior week. Texas shows 496 rigs, an increase of 34 as North American drilling activity rebounds for the first time since November.
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Houston
UPI
Rotary
North America
Hughes Tool Co
Texas
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