Wallace Rally Stirs Cranston Crowd in Providence Area
George Wallace supporters fill Cranston ballroom for a rally drawing about 3,900 as hecklers are escorted out. Wallace denounces protesters promising action after November and notes 500 signatures for his American Independent Party on Rhode Island ballot.
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Providence
R. LL App
George Wallace
Cranston
Wale
Jace
Angelo Moretti
Wallace
Peace and Freedom Movement
Vietnam
American Independent Party
Rhode Island
Plant Plans State Title Win and National Meet Bid
The article notes a recent state title secured in El Paso with plans to represent Texas in August at the national competition in Minneapolis. It cites a public relations report by WL Harris Jr. and mentions chamber efforts for a TV program featuring area towns and support for the Lubbock Police Department's courtesy parking initiative. Attending officials include Brandon Hull president and board members Verner Gus Timberlake Owens Whitcomb Finnell Levan and Baker among others.
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Cently
el Paso
Texas
Minneapolis
Minn
WL 2
Harris Jr
Chatrroan
Lubbock
Phuysdas
Dan QO
Brandon Hull
ALCS
Three Men Sought After Lubbock Area Grocery Robbery
A store at New Home was robbed Wednesday and three men fled on foot. Sheriff Day Spears says the trio is believed hiding in the Lubbock area as authorities widen the manhunt with local and county officers, an auto loaner is traced, and air units assist in the search.
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New
Lubbock
Sherif
G. Bo Mayfield
Rickey
Lynn
Landbank
Dawson
Terry
Taabbork
Oan
St Peel
Arts grants total 30717 for Texas groups
The Texas Fine Arts Commission announced grants totaling 30 717 funded by the National Endowment for the Arts. Recipients include Athens Little Theater Breckenridge Boys Choir Temple Cultural Activities Center Dallas Civic Ballet Society Del Mar College Laredo Art Association San Angelo Symphony Society Sul Ross College University of Texas Young Audiences Inc and others.
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Austin
Theordore TL. Strauss
Texas Fine Arts Commission
Iendowment
Strauss
Commission
Athens Little Theater
Breckenridge Boys Choir
Austin City Parks Department
Austin Area Cultural Organizations
Ning
Temple Cultural Activities Center
Dallas Civic Ballet Society
Escore
Dallas
del Mar College
Corpus Christi
South Texas
Laredo Art Association
Webb County
San Angelo Symphony Society
Aed
Sul Ross College
Alpine
Brewster
Jeff Davis
Presidio
University of Texas
Young Audiences Inc
Houston
Houston Symphony
Harris
Brazoria
Fort Bend
Liberty
Montgomery
Waller Counties
Biology course pushes teachers toward masters tracks
The program targets biology instructors with varying college exposure, offering a free refresher course at Tech Institute funded by the National Science Foundation. Fifty teachers from diverse districts enroll, with tuition waived and stipends provided. about 7 to 10 return each year to pursue master’s degrees, highlighting ongoing national efforts.
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Darcer
Dievess the Hution
Clesses
Tooav
Amb
Cliss
Taos
Priog
Pech
Nationsed Science Foundation
Week
Prior
Tech
National Scienceoundation
United States
Transplant Study Divides Experts On Treatment Status
A panel of surgeons at the National Heart Institute and peer physicians from Boston and Pittsburgh weigh whether cardiac transplantation has moved beyond experimental status. While some argue it is a therapeutic measure, others call it still investigational with unknown long term outcomes.
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Cooley
National Heart Institute
Bethesda
Theodore Cooper
Cooper
Pittsburgh
Campbell Moses
American Heart Association
Joseph Murray
Peter Bent
Brigham Hospital
Boston
Adrian Kantrowitz
Maimonides Hospital
Brooklyn
N.Y
No Time For Rioting Army Reservists Study Latin Affairs
Army reservists, many Texas Tech coalleve graduates, attend a three year interval seminar on Latin affairs and civil affairs training. The event marks Tech's first such seminar while reservists praise the campus and student body. Attending units include 1st Civil Affairs Group San Antonio and 41st Dallas among others.
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Texas Tech
University of Texas
Tech
V1st Civil Affairs Group
San Antonio
Sound Civil Affairs
Aves Headquarters B
Dallas
41Sth Civil Affairs Company
Civil Affairs Company
Tulsa
Abilene
Crosbyton Beauty Queen Crowned At Local Pageant
Gayle Tellison, 17, was chosen Crosby Counts dear Bureau Queen Thursday night at a Crosbyton Ralls Cone high school beauty contest. Elson, daughter of Homer Ellison of Ralls, will be a senior at Ralls High School, member of FHA, band, Science Club, Quill and Scroll, and editor of the school newspaper Brenda Jayatt. Beccy Myatt, daughter of Aly and Mus Myatt, named first runner-up.
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Ralls
Gayle Tellison
Crosby
Crosbyton
Lorenzo
Cone
Miss Elson
Homer Ellison
FHA
Quill and Scroll
How to Cut the Risk of Heart Attack Reader Digest Tips
An August issue excerpt previews changes to eating habits and foods to avoid to lower heart disease risk. It notes accompanying developments that may remove danger from popular dishes and mentions other features in the August Reader's Digest.
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Augtist Reader's Digest
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Lee
New York
Wallace Rally
Fine Arts Commission
Reader’s Digest
J. P. Stevens
Versailles
Castle Garden
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Chatham
Prairie Aire
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