Peace Corps Volunteers Complain About Easy Life
The Peace Corps reports volunteers in 47 countries feel life is too comfortable and some are bored. Officials say hardships exist but overseas work brings useful impact. about 6,869 volunteers are serving, with 248 returning home early. Shriver notes applications remain high and expansion is planned to 13,000 by 1964 and broaden Latin America and Africa placements.
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Shriver
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Latin America
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Africa
Africans Plan Attack On Education Problem In 64
Richard F. Long of Me Vian reports on a plan by an acting African nation to address education challenges. The department aims to improve literacy and training, with a Canadian subsidy supporting elementary language programs. Programs include teacher training, satellite communications, and a new girls’ secondary school, funded in part by United States funds and the Rockefeller Foundation.
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Usama
al Sad
Uganda
Ascanria
Manly
United States
Toror
Rockefeller Foundaesse
Peal Wing
Bist Artes
Heme Development
Gustafson Elected To Lutheran College Post
Gustafson, previously serving as president of Tess Tatthe College for the past year, was named post by the regents Tuesday. He succeeds Dir Neas Rieke who died May 1. Dr Martin Cole took over before Gustafson’s election.
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Gustafson
Lutheran College
Security Council May Chapter Debate on Africa Tied to U.S. Civil Rights
Shriners and United Nations plans surface as diplomats prepare for Security Council talks in May. The session is expected to criticize American racial discrimination amid tensions over apartheid in South Africa. U.S. officials anticipate pointed remarks by communist nations about Washington’s civil rights disputes. The Institute for Crippled Children hospitals will expand with new facilities and medical staff, funded at about ten million dollars, to serve burned children under age.
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Chicago
Shriners
John D. Parry Jsider
Portugal
Cincinnati
United Nations
N.Y
UPS
Africa
Galveston
United States
Southview
Washington
U.S
Security Council
Iso
George M. Klepper
Sulu
Memphis
Tenn
Walter G. Seeger
St. Paul, Minn
Arnold Services Slated Thursday
O Donnell special service for Mrs Anna May Arnold 97 pioneer resident to be held at 3 p m Thursday at the Church of Christ with W T Hamilton Lamesa and Jack Hackworth? burial in O'Donnell Cemetery under Higginbotham Funeral Home La Mesa born Tate County Mississippi died Tuesday afternoon at a Lamesa nursing home she had lived in O’Donnell since 1916 survivors include many nieces and nephews
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Anna May
Arnold
Church of Christ
W. T. Hamilton
Lamesa
Jack Hackworth
Higginbotham
Tate County
Miss
Nices
Witnesses Free On Personal Bond In Slaying Case
In Fort Worth Tray Pett aster odes in the sangland style shooting of Jimmy Russell Clardy, walked out of Tarrant County jail after promising to testify. Bartlett held on 1300 bond was released on a personal bond. He may testify as a witness and fears were raised by Assist. Dist. Atty J W Winters about possible retaliation. District attorney may seek new indictments against Ray Crain Johnny Guerrera and Gary Martin due to a misspelling of Clardy’s first name in the indictment.
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Fort Worth
Tray Pett Aster Odes
Jimmy Russell Clardy
Tarrant County
Bartlett
Depo
J. W. Winters
Ray Crain
Johnny Guerrera
Gary Martin
Chardy
Services Today For Mrs. Dora Frazier
Rites for Mrs. Dora Frazier 74 longtime city resident will be held at p.m. today in Sanders Funeral Home Chapel with Roy McCoy minister of Parkway Christ officiating. Burial will be in Resthaven Memorial Park. Mrs. Frazier of 1312 Main died Monday night in Lubbock Osteopathic Hospital where she had been hospitalized since Thursday after injuries in a traffic mishap at Loop 289 and Acuff Road. An autopsy was performed to determine cause of death, the seventh traffic mishap death in Lubbock this year. Mrs. Frazier moved to Lubbock 25 years ago from Lynn County. Survivors include a son, two daughters, four brothers, five sisters, 10 grandchildren and 15 great grandchildren. Pallbearers: Bill Marcy, Jack Stanton, John Robert Miller, Dennis, Clarence Williams, Wendell Dennis.
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Ongtime
Sanders
Roy McCoy
Parkway Church
Christ
Resthaven Memorial Park
Frazier
Main
Lubbock
Osteopathie” Hospital
Loop 289
Acuff Road
Rites Held for J. W. Estes Former Littlefield Resident
J W Estes 86 retired farmer died Monday night in a city convalescent home after living there three years He moved from Littlefield to Lubbock 25 years ago A Baptist Church member survivors include wife two sons Tom Pete Newt J daughter Stiles six grandchildren and 19 great grandchildren Funeral at Franklin Bartley chapel with Rev Bruce Giles officiating Burial in Me Estes Cemetery.
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J. W. Estes
Littlefield
Franklin
Bartley
Bruce Giles
Westmoreland
the Baptist Church
Tom
Pete
Newt J
Hasen
Df Stiles
Thaven Mo
City Man's Rites Slated In Kermit
Funeral services were held for Bobby Nelms 23 of Plains who died from injuries after a motorcycle truck crash near Plains. Another Plains man Phil Chandler 27 is in serious condition. Loyd Dale Smothers 28 of Kermit died in a separate Travis County crash. Nelms a drilling company worker and National Guard member, survived by wife and five sisters. Smothers longtime Kermit resident and Little League coach.
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Loyd Dale Smothers
Travis County
Grace ‘Temple Baptist Church
Kermit
Oklahoma
Harold Searhomuah
Nelms
Pasion
Will
Willifle
Plains
Veehon
Hickson Funeral Chap- Drilling Company
National Guard
Smothers
Kermin
Bobby
William
FM Hbl
Jonestown
Stephen
John
Madill
Okta
Selms Jr
Lubbock
Sters
Farr
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Hock
Heas
Mrs Mary Ellis Services Pending in Lubbock
Services for Mrs. Mary Delra Ellis, 85, of 1721 45th St, are pending with Henderson-Wilson Funeral Directors. A Lubbock resident 15 years, she died Tuesday at Colonial Manor Home. Survivors include three sons Albert and Bill of Lubbock, Ernest and Erick of Oklahoma, a daughter Nora Upchurch of Gould, Oklahoma, two sisters Emma Atkins of Robert Lee and Willie Tanner of Laramie, Wyoming, and a brother Arthur Akins of Plainview, plus three grandchildren and five great grandchildren.
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45Th St
Henderson-Wilson
Ellis
Lubbock
Colonial Manor
Urvivors
Albert
Bill
Ernest
Erick
Okla
Nora Upchurch
Gould
Emma Atkins
Robert Lee
Willie ‘Anner
Laramie
Wye
Arthur Akins
Plainview
The Shepherd Helpfulness by Julien C Hyer
A short reflective piece citing Isaiah 41 6 about helping one another and a chauffeur who assists at a train, urging readers to be clearly known as someone who helps others.
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Isaiah
Julien C. Hyer
Charles Reed Rites Will Be Saturday
Services for Charles Vernon Reed age 62 of Cedar Street will be at 2 30 p m Saturday at New Hope Baptist Church with Rev A L Dunn pastor Burial will be in City of Lab Cemetery under direction Jamison Funeral Home He died Tuesday morning in Methodist Hospital Lubbock He was a resident of Lubbock for about 20 years Survivors include his wife and sister Mrs Willie Bee Wash Kington California two brothers Grant M Arthur Oklahoma City and a host of relatives The obituary notes a lengthy life with farming work and local ties to Muleshoe and Littlefield.
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Cedar St
New Hope Baptist Church
A. L. Dunn
Sue Ann Bryant
City of Lab
Back Cemetery
Methodist Hospital
Lubbock
Jamison
Ap First Baptist
G. W. Fine
Hereford
Willie Bee Washwill
Kington
California
Littlefield
Didlers
Grant M
Insleton
Arthur
Oklahoma City
Brite
Leshoe
Kenneth
Frank Mooney
Muleshoe
J. M.phillips
Stegall
Jerry Garlington
Andy
Cecil Cunningham
Littlefield Na
Marriage myths and college study warn of problems
A university dean argues that marriage rarely improves a student’s performance and often creates strain for both spouses. Glenn Barnett notes that a student father may become sensitive about status while a wife assumes a demanding role as family life intersects with academics. He urges women to continue education and align growth with a future husband’s career.
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Glenn Barnett
Barnett
Socialist Split Gives Edge To Leone In Italy
In Rome the leftist Socialist faction urged abstention in Prime Minister Leone’s confidence vote to avoid new elections. The Central Committee, led by Pietro Nena, voted to abstain, signaling future support. Socialist parliamentarians also planned abstentions, though final action rested with the party leadership. A Texas Lutheran reference appears in the text.
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Italy
Rome
UPL
Presimier Chevanni Leone
Pietro Nena
Leone
Plarliament
Assembly
Senate
Central Committee
Fence Sitting and African Ministers in Security Council Open
Pali American diplomats warn Soviets will use the South Africa issue to attack the United States yet prefer not to back moves to expel South Africa. US unlikely to introduce its own resolution. Four African nations Liberia Sierra Leone and Tunisia expected to send foreign ministers for the Security Council opening around July 22. Working party of African nations has nearly completed its case against Portugal and South Africa.
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United States
South Africa
Mbca
Security Council
Liberia
Ma Sierra Leone
Tunisia
Portugal
Paper Wins In Suit Over News Property Right
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court ruled unanimously that local news items gathered by a newspaper and the newspaper's property, when used without authorization by a radio station, constitutes unfair competition and a violation of property rights. Justice Jones said protection to competition should not countenance usurpation of a competitor's investment and toil. The Pottstown Daily News sued Pottstown Broadcasting Co. for appropriating local news without permission.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Supreme Court
Benjamin R. Jones
Pottstown
Daily News. Publishing Co
Pottstown Mercury
Pottstown Broadcasting Co
WPAZ
Hall
Home torn down after February fire in Luxembourg
Owner James D. DiLapo says the extensively damaged residence will be rebuilt with a new front following a February 7 fire. The case shifts toward possible conversion to offices as planners set landing fees for airliners visiting Luxembourg.
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N.Y
Luxembourg
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