Four Day Assembly Opens With Packed Schedule at Coliseum
Jehovah's Witnesses prepared a 40 by 17 stage at Fair Park Coliseum for a four day assembly, with prefeeding and rooms for visitors. The event features a keynote by H A Hunick and a program highlighting biblical archaeology and time measures.
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H. A Hunick
Fort Worth
Lubbock
Jehovah's Witnesses
Coliseum
Johnnie Moore
Prince of Peace
Suny
Panhandleaie
Casualty Toll Rises in Vietnam War Report
UPI reports 7 Americans listed as missing or captured and 100 wounded as total U.S. deaths reach 517 since January 1961. The weekly tally notes continued high casualties with 30 Americans killed in action last week and 240 government soldiers dead. Viet Cong losses estimated at 419 killed and 28 captured. A separate item notes Mecca is granting Americans a tax break in Saudi Arabia.
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Plans focus on Surveyor lunar probe not rover
Pasadena based United States space agency canceled plans to send an exploring rover aboard the Surveyor lunar probe to roam the moon. The move concentrates resources on the Surveyor itself, a two ton television station to transmit pictures from the moon.
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UPI
United States
Surveyor
Moon
Federal Space Agency
Robert J. Parks
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
United Press International
America
Parks
Snyder Chamber Elects Bill Seale President
Bill Seale, former mayor of Matador, elected president of the Snyder Chamber of Commerce at Tuesday night meeting. He will fill the term of W. Felix Jones who resigned to move to Weatherford. Seale is a partner in Bell Seale Funeral Home and has past ties with funeral homes in Turkey and Matador.
Johnson vows education overhaul to meet national challenges
President Johnson told White House education and government leaders that many problems remain unsolved and federal involvement must continue at all levels. He stressed the need for better schooling and the educated mind to sustain democracy and national security amid global pressures.
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G. K. Hodenfield
Washington
Johnson
Educa
White House
Melbourne
Concert Set Friday To End Band Camp
Texas Tech Summer Band Camp ends with a public concert at 7 p.m. Friday in the Tech Union ballroom. Admission is free. More than 200 students have participated in two weeks of rehearsals under Keith McCarty of the Tech music faculty. Classes continue this week from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily in full ensemble, class instruction, twirling, drum majoring, rhythm and theory, stage band and small ensembles.
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Texas Tech
Tech Union Ballroom
Keith McCarty
Tech Music Faculty
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