Lubbock high school program expands as dropouts seek diplomas
The War on Poverty program at Lubbock Public Schools began last September with 168 pupils, 125 completed. New spring courses include English world affairs reading improvement consumer mathematics history algebra stenography typing biology and science. Tuition runs 22.50 for district residents and 33.75 for non residents.
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Owen
Lubbock
U.S
Lubbock Independent School District
Rus sel Beach operation nets major cordon drive
The Rus sel Beach operation, one of the war's largest cordon drives, aims to separate Viet Cong activists from the civilian population. Rear Adm. W.W. Behrens Jr., who commands the naval phase, described the objective as part of the allied campaign to locate and neutralize enemy forces.
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Russel Beach
W.W. Behrens Jr
Marks Beach site yields clues to late prehistoric life
Cambridge based tech anthropologist analyzes Marks Beach in Lamb County on the north bank of Blackwater Draw. Preliminary excavations reveal multiple occupations by a single culture with strong stratigraphic data and artifacts dating to around 1300 to 1400 A D. Findings include hearths and abundant charcoal ash, with pollen and diatom data pending expert review.
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Llano Estacado
Portales
N.M
Lubbock Lake
Loop
Clovis
Marks Beach
Lubbock
Sasin
Honea
Lamb
Artist retouches seal as Lucille Neely initials appear
St Louis artist Reim preserves a historic seal by retouching it with the initials of his fiancée Lucille Neely. The article blends archaeology notes with local art history, noting long-standing cultural finds near the Mississippi and the artist’s 26-year marital connection to Lucille.
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ST. Louis
UPI
Lucille Neely
Lucille
Robert Reim
Reim
City of St. Louis
Senate Okays Boost In President's Pay
City Zoning Board of Adjustment meets today at 8 15 am in City Hall listening to four requests while a bill to double presidential pay advances.
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Senate
City Zoning Board of Adjustment
City Hall
President Johnson pay raise clears Senate debate
The Senate passed a bill increasing the president's annual pay from 100000 to 200000 and sent it to the White House. The measure, supported by Johnson and opposed by Sen. Williams, would take effect in 30 days unless rejected. The last raise was in 1949. The action could trigger broader federal pay boosts and inflation concerns. The timing sets Richard Nixon to inherit the new salary. The article notes intensified debate and potential votes in both houses.
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Washington
Dent
Senate
White House
Johnson
Richard M.j
Nixon
John J. Williams
R-Del
House of Congress
Williams
Russell Long
D-La
Congress
Area servicemen noted for Air Force promotions and assignments
M Sgt Bobby D Elland of Lovington New Mexico and his wife Etta daughter of Edgar Germany of Petersburg are cited for graduation from the Air Force Senior Non commissioned Officer Academy at Goodfellow AFB Texas. Other airmen listed include Sgt Charlie G Whitaker of Flomet on duty as jet engine technician in Vietnam and Sgt Jerry L Wolf at Bien Hoa Vietnam. Six more airmen are named as members of the 58th Weather Reconnaissance Squadron at Kirtland AFB named Air Force Outstanding Unit. Additional items mention Nelson L Ragan promoted to sergeant at K I L ay er AFB Michigan and other air force assignments and graduations.
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Behrens
Meen
Creer
Anun- Plains
Ber
Renee
U.S. Army
Llano Estacado
China Sea
Relm
Nto
Allj
U.S
Mississippi
Tech
Allied
New Mexico
Pleiku
Porteid
Lubbock
Corpa
Lake 1
Reim
Walties 3
Bobby D. Elland
Oscar Elland
Lovington
N.M
Etta
Edgar Germany
Petersburg
Air Force
Goodfellow Afb
Tex
Webb J Afb
Eiland
Charlies G. Whitaker
Earl Whitaker
Flomet
Tuy Hoa AB
Vietnam
Norton Afb
Calif
Pacific Air Forces
Whitaker
Flamet High School
Jerry L. Wolf
Reese Afb
Linda
Jack Thomas
Rt. 6
Bien Hoa AB
Esse
58Th
Kirtland Afb
Victor Torres
Socorro
Manuel Reyes
E. Broadway
Juanita Reyes
Mildand
Fred D. Tippett
Charles C. Tippett
Lostine, Ore
Margie
C. D. Anderson
Spade
Bobby L. Breed
W. D. Breed
Monahans
Jo Anne
J. J. Pelletier
Duckworth St
Clovis
N. M
Thomas R. Black
Elizabeth M. Black
Muleshoe
Betty
Dorance O. Burelsmith
Rt. 2,Muleshoe
Nelson L. Ragan
John N. Ragan
Route 1
O'Donnell
K. I. Law
Yer Afb
Mich
Ragan
Per- Imian High School
Odessa
J. O. McLeod
Redbud
Drug Abuse Attributed To Tension On Campus
Dr. Jean Paul Smith of the Federal Bureau of Narcotics told a University of Wyoming seminar that college stress drives narcotics use. He argued education and counseling help, noting drug abuse reveals much about the individual and research in this area grows in importance.
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Laramie
Wyo
UPHD
Federal Bureau of Narcotics
Jean Paul Smith
University of Wyoming At
Smith
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City County Health Unit
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Vanda Ave
Posey
Bass Elliott
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Raymond P. Wolfe
Frankford Ave
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Assemblies of God Internatiny
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Man J. Burns
Arkansas
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32Nd St
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Joe S. Torrez
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