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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1967

Page

6

Marines Warn Reserves On Duty Attendances

Gen Wallace M Greene Jr warns Marine reserves they must not take part in public events in uniform or on duty without official permission. The message follows a Houston clash where 150 Marines in fatigues fought 30 peace demonstrators, with police intervening as officers ordered retreat. No disciplinary action was planned.

Washington Wallace M. Greene Jr Marine Corps Marine Reserves Marine Corps District Houston Tex Greene Hermann Park Bill Sherburne

Population growth projections for Texas cities in 1975 rise

The article reports varied population estimates for Amarillo and neighboring Texas cities. Council action may adjust Amarillo’s figure toward 170 000 with a forthcoming meeting this Thursday. Projections from the National Planning Association list 1975 city populations and gains, including Dallas 1.53 million, Houston 1.8 million, and San Antonio 924 000, among others.

Lubbock Amarillo Texas National Planning Association Abilene Austin Beaumont Brownsville Corpus Christi Dallas el Paso Fort Worth Gal Galveston Houston La‘redo McAllen Midland Odessa San Angelo San Antonio Texarkana Tyler Waco Wichita Falls

Annual Tech cheerleader school draws 600 from five states

More than 600 high school cheerleaders from Texas New Mexico Oklahoma Colorado and Arkansas will attend Tech's fourth annual cheerleaders school on July 23. Edsel Buchanan co director says 125 schools are represented and a poster contest is planned to teach new yells and pep techniques. Tommy Taylor of the National Cheerleaders Association leads the faculty with Shirley Kountz directing the poster contest.

Tommy Taylor Dallas Texas Tech Taylor Tech Edsel Buchanan Buchanan Southwest Bellaire Tex National Cheerleaders Association Shirley Kountz Dimmitte Kountz Texas New Mexico Oklahoma Colorado Arkansas

Allergies and pollen seasons in Lubbock contrasted

A Lubbock allergist catalogs four allergy seasons from tree and grass to ginning dust and irrigation weeds. June to February bring Russian thistle ragweed and pigweed pollen while injections and tests aid diagnosis. a separate report notes Rudolph Mims's death from stab wounds in Grand Prairie, Dallas area.

Texas Lubbock David M. Cowgill Dallas Rudolph Mims Grand Prairie Mims Parkland Hospital

Queen Contest Slated In Hobbs

In Hobbs New Mexico twelve young women compete for Miss New Mexico with Gov. Cargo to crown the winner at 8 p.m. at Hobbs High School. Cargo will also speak and a reception precedes the event at Lea County Airport.

Hobbs N. M Gov David Cargo Hobbs High School Cargo Darryl Tarullo

Howard Pyle to Speak at Traffic Safety Workshop

Howard Pyle president of the National Safety Council Chicago will address a Traffic Safety Workshop at 10 a.m. Wednesday at Reese Air Force Base Officers Club. About 65 area officials and civic leaders are expected to attend the session titled Responsibilities for Implementation of Local Safety Programs co hosted by the Lubbock Citizens Traffic Council and Reese AFB. Pyle a former governor of Arizona 1951 1953 also will speak at a luncheon after a morning of talks and a panel discussion.

Howard Pyle National Safety Council Chicago Reese Air Force Base Lubbock

ENMU Receives Two NSF Science Grants Totaling 29000

Eastern New Mexico University in Portales to receive two National Science Foundation grants totaling about 29 000 dollars. A 25 280 dollar grant to the Natural Science Research Institute funds improvement of science instruction at graduate and undergraduate levels. A 3 700 dollar matching grant to the chemistry department will buy instructional scientific equipment for laboratories. The funds are administered by Dr Edward Ronwin with plans to broadly aid the science program.

Sublette Department of Chemistry Eastern Edward Ronwin

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