First Class Graduates Honored by OIC Unit in Lubbock
More than 250 attendees heard Oliver J. Childs commend the 51 graduates from the Lubbock Opportunities Industrialization Center experimental self-help program. Donald P. L. Harty and Dr. Jack Steele attended as guests. Jo Ann Gibbs delivered the address with the theme We Made It So Can You.placement cited shows 8 of 51 graduates already employed and income rising from 1,171 to 3,500 dollars per year.
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Lubbock Opportunities Industrialization Center, Inc
LOIC
East Broadway
Oliver J5
Childs
OIC
Lubbock
J. Sullivan
Philadelphia
Donald PL Harty
Jack Steele
Texas Tech
Colles of Business — Administration
Jo ‘Ann Gibbs
Seagraves Arts and Crafts Show Draws 115 Entries
More than 115 Texas artists enter the Seagraves Arts and Crafts exhibition. Ren Crockett of Lubbock selects winners for the event hosted by the Women’s Division of the Seagraves Area Chamber of Commerce. Award presentation is Sunday at 4 p.m. and the display runs today 10 a.m.–5 p.m. and Sunday 2–5 p.m. at 215 Main Street.
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W ‘Texas
Seagraves Area
Chamber of Commere
Ren Crockett
Lubbock
Lubbock Garden and
U S Reaction at Paris Peace Talks Intrigues Observers
Reporters describe a tense Paris session with Dr. Henry Kissinger guiding sterile private talks and a secretive approach. North Vietnamese and Viet Cong delegates held firm to longstanding positions amid stalled progress toward a settlement.
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David Mason
Paris
Ganda
Henry A. Kissinger
United “States
Tho Munists
Kissinger
United States
Alpy Hanoi
Xuan Thuy
Talks Hint at Fresh Secret Negotiations in Paris
The discussion suggests both sides are laying groundwork for new secret talks possibly drafted during the Paris conference pause. Porter and his aides dismissed Communist rhetoric as boilerplate while noting a cautious, businesslike tone in Thursday's session amid a weeklong gap and unclear record.
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Porter
Thuy
Paris
le Duc Tho
Hanoi
TWA Fined for Overbooking Hundreds of Flights
Washington Civil Aeronautics Board ruled that Trans World Airlines overbooked hundreds of flights and ordered a fine of 87000 dollars. The action comes as passengers faced denied boarding on several routes.
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Washington
UPD
Trans World Airlines
Civil Aeronautics Board
TWA
Painters' Strike Resolved by Texas Judge in Lubbock
A seven point restraining order kept local painters on the job at South Plains Mall in Lubbock until a hearing set for Monday. Judge Howard C. Davison ordered work to resume at the new Loop 289 Slide Road project amid wage dispute tensions with Painters Local unions. Picket lines paused by 2:30 p.m. Thursday as firms and union officials confer to finalize terms including pay raises.
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Lubbock
Howard C. Davison
99Th District Court
Davison
Slide Road
Arthur Knippa
Shreeria Econ Negaasives
Eec Ite
Sooutds Ua Pues
Abnemon’ Fury
Knippa
Southwesters Bell Telephone Co
Joe
Aleaten St
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Grand Western
Ube
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Mugi
MT Mi
Kraft
Anabel Fleming ‘Thomason
Lubbock Construction
Pauls Valley
Okla
Monte First
Woman
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Lucy Wlis
Doroth McKensie
Margare Aguilar
Junie Escobar
Reba Lopeg
Ruby Johnson
Bobby Ann Ramos
Eddie Atkins
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Betty
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Kath
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Lene Collins
Mmenion
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Mincoie oHat
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Pat Watkins
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David Lambertson
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