Armed Forces Begin Sweeping 00 000 Man Reduction Plan
Washington July 20 key defense officials outlined a broad 50 000 Army 42 to 36 aptitude shift and Navy cuts of 1 635 officers 13 365 enlisted plus 5 recruit quotas. Air Force 3 800 officers 21 200 enlisted to depart via voluntary separation. Rep Teague warned reductions risk Korea like crisis and atomic war.
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Washington
INS
Charles Wilson
Navy
Army
Air Force
Texas
U.S
Olin Teague
Tex
House Veterans Affairs Committee
Defense Department
Korea
Teague
Rocket with plastic engine claimed developed in Tokyo
Tokyo University professor Hideo Itokawa announced experiments testing a rocket built with a plastic engine. He called the test a complete success but refused to disclose details.
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Tokyo
INS
Tokyo University
Hideo Itokawa
General Manager Named for West Texas Chamber of Commerce
Abilene July 20 Paul Marable Jr named general manager of the West Texas Chamber of Commerce Fred Husbands executive vice president announced today Marable joined WTCC staff in 1952 after years with Waco and Denison Chambers of Commerce.
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Abilene
Paul Marable Jr
West Texas Chamber of Commerce
Fred Husbands
Marable
WTCC
Waco
Denison Chambers of Commerce
Phi Delta Kappa Initiates Charter Members At Tech
Tech hosts Delta Zeta chartering as Phi Delta Kappa installs its Tech chapter with 63 charter members from public school teachers administrators and Tech staff and graduate students. Activation included examinations installation dinner and officer training with national officers and local committee members named.
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Phi Delta Kappa
Tech
Texas Tech
New Tech
Delta Zeta
L Lrgest
Tech Union
Beta Beta
North Texas State College
Clifford S. Blackburn
Union
Morris S. Wallace
Tech Education Department
Phi Delta Kappa National
Ernest M. Anderson
Maynard Bemis
Robert E. Strickler
Blackburn
New Tech Delta Zeta
Delta Zeta Chapter
Albert Barnett
Bruce Browning
Lewis Cooper
Doyle D. Jackson
Berlie J. Fallon
R. E. Garlin
George Mecham
John Mize
Morris Wallace
Carter
Abilene
James A. Roberson
Big Lake
Harvey L. Hennigan
Brady
Jesse G. Foster
Pan Leld
Donald Noble
Earth
Rob R. Hamilton
Gail — Love Y. Hales
Hedley
Byrham
Craig Johnson
Lamesa
Gece M. Wilkinson
Levelland
Cer Beasley
Marcom
Littlefield
Ralph F. Schilling
Clarence E. Williams
Lubbo
Mickey Andress
W. Havinger
Dved
W. A. Blanchard Jr
Eugene Oldwell
Cee Bowden W. Cook
Jerry J. Crawford
Clarence L. Carter Jr
Lavidson
Gordon Downum
Mes R. Gamm
Gray
Reagan M. Greer
Charles E Kennedy
Henry R. McCar
Clinton McPherson
Thomas L
Midkitt
J. H. Millikin
Billy C. Moore
G. B. Morris
Joe D. Payne
Gerald H. Pawers
Joe R. Pierce
Thomas L. Porter
B. E. Reeves
Clarence Schrader
Herbert H. Schulze Jr
Welden Snodgrass
Gordon E. Stalcup
Pampa
Wendell Watson
Petersburg
James A. Caley
Leo C. Purvis
Plainview
Maurice J. Sharp
Charlie M
Red
Weatt
Rooster
Roswell
I J
Chorn
Sea
Graves
Wendell Moore
Seminole
Russia Claims Rise In Industry Output In 1987
London Moscow radio said Russia's industrial output for 1987 rose about 10 percent from the previous year. It credited Khrushchev's decentralization plan for the boost and cited increases in food production as part of his goals. The broadcast linked the report to the purge of Molotov Malenkov Kagano vich and Shepilov, who opposed the plan.
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London
Moscow Radio
Russia
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Communist Party
Pravda
Central Statistical Board
V. M. Molotov
Georgi Malenkov
Lazar Kaganovich
Dmitri Shepilov
New Officers Of Legion Post To Be Sworn In
Luther Powers Post No. 438 in Slaton will swear in new officers August 12 at a regular meeting. Claude Wingo becomes commander, with Lee Bevins and Bruce D Bridges as vice commanders. Other officers include Hobart Trimpa adjutant Wayne Liles finance officer Claude S Cravens historian Sam N Gentry chaplain Alfred Grause service officer Henry B Jareman mess officer Carter Shaw child welfare chairman Ernest Robertson sergeant at arms.
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Hobart Trimpa
Wayne Liles
Claude S. Cravens
Sam N. Gentry
Alfred Grause
Wilson
Henry B. Jareman
Carter Shaw
Ernest Robertson
Shallowater Holds Revival at Methodist Church
Revival services continue at Shallowater Methodist Church through July 28 with daily sessions at 10 a.m. and 8:15 p.m. Rev. L. W. Tucker, newly named pastor, preaches. Jack Brock leads songs. Tucker, a long time area minister, enters his 12th year in the Methodist ministry.
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Shallowater
Shallowater Methodist Church
L. W. Tucker
South Plains
Tucker
Jack Brock
Shallowater Church
Slaton Chamber Targets Park Area Improvements
Slaton Junior Chamber of Commerce begins work to improve the park area behind the tennis courts. Land has been plowed and grass will be seeded next week. Water taps will be installed by water department workers to supply the area. Project includes finishing a tennis court parking area and cleaning up the courts.
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Slaton
J. C. Connell Rites Scheduled Sunday At Littlefield Church
John Oscar Connell 79 of Littlefield dies after a one day illness at Sloan's Convalescent Home Lubbock burial in Littlefield Memorial Park with services at First Baptist Church conducted by Dr Lee Hemphill Retired merchant named in obituary with funeral arrangements handled by Hammons Funeral Home.
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Littlefield
John Oscar Connell
First Baptist Church
Lee Hemphill
Littlefield Memorial Park
Hammons
Connell
Sloan
Lubbock
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Littlefield Church
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Lee Vardy
Snyder
Joseph M. Glass
Spur
James N. Jay
Winslow
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Winters
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