Texas A&M Directors Seek Name Change and Major Budget
The board proposes renaming the Texas A&M College System and seeking state legislative action. A total of 1 983 713 in contracts covers construction and grants for A&M campuses and related facilities. Receipts include gifts and grants from foundations and corporations to support research, student facilities, and new buildings across Arlington State College Tarleton Prairie View and other Texas A&M units.
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College Station
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Uate
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Texas A&m University System
Arlington State College
Texas A&m College
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Texas A&m University
Sterling Co
Trane al Bantamaneidané Af Dha
A. P. Kasch and Sons of
Big Spring
A&m College Junction
Kimble County
R. B. Butler, Inc
Bryan
T. Harold Dalton
Arlington
Tarleton State College
T. Leon H. Stanley
Prairie View A&m College
Thad Dederick Construction Co
Houston
Cultural Experiment Station
Robert A. Welch Foundation
Proctor and Special
Gamble Co
Robert A. Welch Transportation
Hum Foundation
Robert A Ible Oil and Refining Co
Welch
Texas Power and Light Co
Mandrel Indus
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Tries, Inc
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Smith Cara take part Connally Meets Mexicans in traditional celebration
Leaders from the United States and Mexico join in the abrazo of friendship on the International Bridge as part of Washington's Birthday weekend. Mayors address crowds in Spanish and English while Mexican and American bands perform. The event features dignitaries from both nations, a parade, an international dance festival, and a traditional bullfight in Nuevo Laredo.
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Renaldo
San Augustine Plaza
Laredoes
U.S
Renaldo Garza
Brownsville
South Texas
Laredo
Nuevo Laredo
Western Fire and Indemnity and Mid- Continent Insurance announce officer promotions
At the Lubbock home office 2000 4th St a pair of assistant vice presidents were named Dean H. Enabit and John M. Kinder Enabit will develop life insurance operations and fire and casualty facilities Kinder will head loss prevention and outside audit. Other officers were re elected including Murrell R. Tripp as president. Growth in premium income for 1962 rose 26 percent with assets at 3 311 233.72 and capital surplus of 1 394 213.27 A charter amendment increased capital and surplus by 300 000 and plans to enter the life insurance field via acquisition were announced.
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Western Fire and Indemnity Company
Mid- Continent Insurance Company
Lubbock
4Th St
Dean H. Enabit
John M. Kinder
Enabit
Kinder
Tripp
Insurance Department
Annual Blue and Gold banquet honors Pack 501 Cub Scouts
Pack 501 held its Blue and Gold banquet at Slide Road Community House with awards for advances to Wolf ranks and Lion badge. Cubs Scott Bourland Kent Brigance Jimmy Foster Danny Hill Randy Jones Ricky Tarkenton Brad Williams Mark Teters plus Joe Clark elevated to Lion and multiple Arrow Points and service stars awarded. Den Chief Eddie Kovnar received a shoulder cord while Norvan Bourland led the program in Cub master Williams absence. Den 2 joined the pack and received a flag.
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Slide Road
Bob Bybee
Bebcat
Clyde Browning
Mike Cooper
Paul Fuelling
Dan King
Jackie Morris
Eddie Ryburn
Scott Bourland
Kent Brigance
Jimmy Foster
Danny Hill
Randy Jones
Ricky Tarkenton
Brad Williams
Mark Teters
Joe Clark
Robert Simmons
Terry Smith
Jimmy White
Jimmy Payton
Denver
Ken Askins
Denner
Frank Pender
Den
Eddie Kovnar
Norvan Bourland
Bill Williams
Den 2
Evangelistic Meet Scheduled In Tulsa
Texas evangelist Rev. W. Y. Pond will lead a Vigo Park Baptist Church revival in Tulia starting today for one week. Daily services are at 10 a.m. and 7 30 p.m. Pond, a former Texas Baptist Convention evangelism superintendent, reports over 25000 professions of faith. Singer T. D. Carroll, with 40 years in evangelistic singing, will perform. Pastor Rev. Jack Jeters supervises the Vigo church.
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Tulia
W. Y. Pond
Vigo Park
Mr. Pond
Texas Baptist Convention
T. D. Carroll
Gypsy Smith
Jack Jeters
Vigo
Pair Fined After Guilty Pleas Here
Two defendants pleaded guilty to misdemeanor chargesSaturday morning in County Courts at Law. Judge James A. Ellis fined Gilberto Garcia Garza, 20, 2011 E. 47th St., $25 and costs after a shoplifting guilty plea. Judge Pat Moore fined William Earl Boren, 36, Petersburg, $5 and costs after a speeding guilty plea on an appeal from a justice court.
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James A. Ellis
County Court-at-Law No
Gilberto
Garcia Garza
E. 47Th St
Pat Moore
William Earl Boren
Petersburg
Justice-Of-The-Peace Court
Spur Rancher to Receive Carnegie Hero Medal
Spur area banquet highlights the Carnegie Hero Medal presentation to R. D. Soapy Stewart a 29 year old Spur rancher Lt Gov Preston Smith will present the award at the Spur Chamber of Commerce event Friday night to honor his rescue act. the coverage notes the ceremony and attendees.
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Spur Area
Scholarship Offer For Texas High School Teacher Hopefuls
A $2 000 scholarship awaits Texas high school seniors aiming to become teachers. Bueal Lee Thompson of the Tulsa Junior Chamber of Commerce announces the Jaycees Texas Jaycees and the Assn of Consumer Finance Companies sponsor an essay contest. Entrants write 150 to 200 words on Why I Want to Become a Teacher and must show financial need. deadline is March 1.
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Tulsa Junior Chamber of Commerce
The
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Texas Jaycees
Assn. of Consumer Finance Companies
Jimmy McClendon
Gary
Spurs Chamber to honor rescue medalist at banquet
Stewart will receive a medal for rescuing three men from a blast leveled service station last year. The explosion killed two on the scene and another later in a Dallas hospital. The banquet is 7:30 p.m. Friday at East Ward School cafeteria. Master of ceremonies is Godfrey. Dist. Judge L. D. Ratliff will introduce the speaker. Spur chamber officers listed include Bill Bell president Everett McArthur vice president Jerry Ensey secretary treasurer. directors Spencer Campbell Louis Arnold George Gabriel and Godfrey. manager Jessie Morrison.
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Stewart
Dallas
East Ward
Godfrey
L. D. Ratliff
Spur Area
Chhamber
Bill Bell
Everett McArthur
Jerry Ensey
Spencer Campbell
Louis Arnold George Gabriel
Jessie Morrison
Tulia Man Elected To State Jaycee Office
Boyd Vaughan of the Tulia Jaycees was elected state director for Area I at the Texas Junior Chamber of Commerce area meeting in Odessa. Tulia attendees Hoyet Barnam and Jimmy McClendon received the SPOKE award for Jaycee points earned in the first year.
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Jaycee
Boyd Vaughan
Tulia Jaycees
Texas Junior Chamber of Commerce
Odessa
Hoyet Barnam
Jimmy McClendon
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Texas A&m College Development Foundation
UIC
John W. Newton
Beaumont
Edith S. Menefee
M. T. Harrington
Evans
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Newton
Magnolia Petroleum Co
Mobil Oil
Norvell- Wilder Supply
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Delta Electric Construction Co
San Antonio
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American Can Co
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Texas Engineering Extension Service
Collins Radio Co
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John Connally
Texas
Preston Smith
Waggoner Carr
Praxedis Balboa
Tamaulipas
Juan Jose Torres
Landa. of
Guanajuato
Eduardo Livas Villarreal
Nuevo Leon
Manuel Lopez Davila
San Luis Potosi
Garza
Alvarado Perez Trevino
Adolfo Lopez Mateos
Francisco Camacho Delorlich
Raymond Telles
Costa Rica
34Th St
Payne
Wolfe
Back Yard
West Stern
Schuey
Permagro
Wolfe Nursery
Miready
Charlotte Armstrong
Crimson Glory
Murrell R. Tripp
Harvey J. Brewington
Sam M. Murrell
R. A. Partlow
James C. Dennis
Hazel Renard
Ralph T. Caldwell
A. L. Mangum
James H. Milam
George N. Atkinson Jr
Brewington
W. M. Decker
S. S. Forrest Jr
Joe Kirk Fulton
Roger Kuykendall
Milam
G. W. Parker Jr
James F. Smith Sr
James F. Smith Jr
Pack 501
Tulsa
Algiers
Algeria
U. Vv. Blake Record
St. Ines
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Kroehler
George D. Holland
Holland Hearing Aid Center
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Ethan Allen
N. College
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N. College, Lubbock
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