Ex-Teacher Pushes Changes To Star Spangled Banner
Dr Henry Cox of Pella Iowa has edited the national anthem to lower key and alter phrasing to ease singing He sent the proposal to Congress where Rep Bert Bandstra has introduced a resolution making Coxs version official The plan awaits hearings as Cox argues the usual performance strains and rhythm are illogical.
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Reception Given Princess During Amsterdam Visit
Crown Princess Beatrix and her fiance Claus van Amsberg visited Amsterdam with Queen Juliana and Prince Bernhard. A boycotting municipal majority cited protest while cold weather reduced crowd size and Jewish community turnout was low at later religious group reception.
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U S Reserve School Unit To Leave Today
Lubbock's United States Army Reserve school unit departs for Fort Bliss to lead two weeks of legal training for reserve units in the judge advocate general corps. The group trains about 290 men and includes Majors Alderson Darby Lively and captains Littlefield McElroy, and sergeants Daniels Herschberger McGraw Beck plus Spec. 5 Stone.
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Japan Upper House Election Tests Satos Popularity
AP reports Japan's Liberal Democratic Party seeks a strong mandate in the upper house election for 50 seats contested plus 2 vacancies. Eisaku Sato leads with 75 incumbents aiming to preserve a 144 seat majority as 61.6 million voters choose among 99 candidates in 45 466 polling places. Returns expected by midnight with turnout not likely to reach 68.21 percent.
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Lubbock Avalanche Journal Sunday Morning Edition Notes
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Nursing School Alumni Elects Officers Here
Graduate nurses from West Texas Hospital School of Nursing elected new officers for two years at the biennial homecoming Saturday in the hospital dining room. President Lucille Schulz, vice president Elna Cannon, and secretary treasurer Gladys Johnson were named. outgoing president Blanche Mabray presided. Luncheon preceded a business session with prizes awarded.
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Homecoming Honors Old Class Of 1929 At West Texas Hospital
Nell Hendrix of Lorenzo honored as earliest class member represented by 1929 graduates while Marcus Huff of Tucumcari named farthest attendee. Homecoming began with a coffee in the hospital solarium and closed with a dinner dance at the KoKo Palace. Dr. Sam Dunn spoke at the dinner as a West Texas Hospital staff member.
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Rusk and Dobrynin Hold Extended Courtesy Call
Secretary of State Dean Rusk met for an hour and a half with Soviet Ambassador Anatoly Dobrynin at the State Department in Washington. The talk centered on Vietnam and served as a courtesy call before Dobrynin's departure for Moscow. Their recent long policy discussions had paused for a month or more.
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Hungarian Foreign Minister Ends Historic Britain Visit
Janos Peter the Hungarian foreign minister left London for Budapest after a three day official visit. He discussed with British foreign secretary Michael Stewart and marked the first Hungarian foreign ministerial trip to Britain since before World War I.
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