Miss Levelland Contest To Be Presented Tuesday Night
Levelland announces a Miss Levelland contest Tuesday night at 7:30 in the high school auditorium. Twelve entrants compete for a gold trophy and top prizes, with proceeds funding a Baylor University trip for Interscholastic League students.
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Levelland
Hollis
Baylor University
Waco
Misses Windsor
Kay Russell
Fretale Lowe
Gayle Ewing
Misses Brown
Lucinda Birtelel
Aubrey Mays
Miss Russell
Dwight Pounds
C. D. McKay
the Teen Kings
Jimmy Black
Russell
Windsor
Levelland High School
Jean Starr
Judy Cox
Jackie Wynn
Marilyn’ ‘Erge
Julia Terry
Patricia Bowman
Nancy Lawlis
Marvene Landers
Jimmie Lou Brown
Joan Garrison
Jackie Qualls
Connie Jackson
Ten Initiated Into Tech Fraternity As Charter Members
Texas Tech students organized a Tech chapter of a national fraternity with charter awarded by H G Thuesen head of Industrial Engineering. Initiates include juniors Max Roberts Graham Dick McGuire Otto Praiger with faculty leaders MacKenzie and Durer. An initiation team flew in from Oklahoma A and M for the ceremony at Caprock Hotel.
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Texas Tech
Tech
No Pr'Mu
Caprock
H. G. Thuesen
Bohne Institue of Technology
Faternity
Thuesen
Max Roberts
Graham
Dick McGuire
Otto Praiger
Amarillo
Indusoe Nnigeering
Ind
H. Ne Ray
MacKenzie. Durer
Oklahoma A&m
Alpha Pi
Aeger
National Western Stock Show Opens 10 Day Run in Denver
The National Western Stock Show opens in Denver at the Coliseum for a 10 day run with rodeo performances and an immense livestock display. Nearly 3300 purebred bulls are showcased along with steers and cattle, marking the largest collection in the event history.
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Denver
Denver Coliseum
Batista Opponents Blamed for Havana Student Arts Critique
Havana dispatch reports Cuban authorities blame opponents for criticism of student arts programs. The junta cites alleged interference as the motivation behind the backlash and investigation. The article notes tensions between government figures and cultural activities in Havana.
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Batista
Havana
Truman altered view of White House news conferences
President Truman often revised his stance on White House news conferences from 1945 to his final one in 1952. He considered reducing or ending the twice weekly format, yet the first conference remained lively and he generally stuck to a punctual schedule. Eisenhower reportedly favors limiting questions and may skip a regular schedule.
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Lyle C. Wilson
Washington
Truman
White House
Eisenhower
Reuters
FDR
Itcher
Conroe Board Moves to Expel Married Students at High School
The Conroe Education Board resolved to expel students who marry, citing concerns over inappropriate marital life for minors. The plan follows ongoing cases of junior high girls as young as 14 marrying with parental consent, provoking debate among officials and parents. A separate incident in Gloucester involved a cow breaking into a store and trampling rain coats.
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Conroe Education Board
Oan
Teesday
McCulloughee
Biel
Visa Talk Set Between U.S. and Mexico by Border Congressmen
Representatives from Texas, New Mexico, Arizona, and California border districts plan a meeting in Washington to press for revised U S visa regulations with Mexico. Rep Lloyd M Bentsen Jr says business travelers and others have faced visa delays and Mexico has signaled it will revise its rules. The aim is to relay suggestions to the State Department for a border visa agreement update.
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Washington
Mexico
United States
Lloyd M. Bentsen Jr
D-Tex
Chen Wil
Texas
New Mexico
Arizona
California
Bentsen
State Department
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