18 Year Old Girl Develops Radiation Protection Idea
Le tantia Jankowski of Lodi New Jersey 18 year old student gains attention for chemical and skin grafting research on radiation protection conducted from a bedroom closet lab. experiments on mice show PMA and ATP separately offer protection and grafts last longer when radiation suppression is present.
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Jankowski
Lodi
N.J
New Jersey
Letantia
Tanny) Jankowski
Air Force
Army and Atomic Energy Commission
Dallas
Tokyo
Japan
England
J. H. Barnes
Alvin
Beatty
Emory University
Atlanta
Barnes
Miss Jankowski
Felician Sisters
Immaculate Conception High School
Evelyn
Jalso
USC
University of Southern California
Empty Johnson Texas Office Stands Silent and Locked
The ninth floor Austin presidential office suite, built for Johnson's Texas visits, remains empty and double-locked with limited access. Reporters recall only one visit since 1964. Moyers notes Johnson used it infrequently and may use it more after leaving office. The suite is stocked and ready, with private files secured, as officials defend its modest cost and purpose.
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Lee Jones Austin
Secret Service
Federal
Austin
Johnson
Texas
Washington
Bill D. Moyers
Moyers
White House
Sidney C. Hughes
Austin Area
General Services Administration
Hughes
Forester couple buy Drowsy Water Ranch in Colorado
Former Lubbock furniture dealer and wife Roger F. Forester now manage Drowsy Water Guest Ranch Colorado on 560 acres joining Aroya National Forest between Granby and Hot Sulphur Springs. Also mentions realtors luncheon, education move, and various local notices.
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Lubbock
Roger F. Forester
13Th
Colorado
Aroya National Forest
Granby
Hot Sulphur Springs
Colo
Calf roping winner at Cheyenne Frontier Days rides to 13.8 seconds
Lée Cockrell of Panhandle Texas won 1872.28 dollars in the calf roping first go round at Cheyenne Frontier Days, clocking 13.8 seconds as six ropers split 6456.14. Other first round winners included Bob Wiley 14.4 and Skip Driver 14.5. Denny Wall and Freckles Brown led spinning ball and scoring in other events.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Lée Cockrell
Panhandle
Tex
Cockrell
Bob Wiley
Porterville
Calif
Skip Driver
Midland
Ernie _Taylor
Hugo
Okla
Sonny Worrell
Bridgeport
Steven Wilhelm
Comanche
Denny Wall
Kit Carson
Colo
Wall
Freckles Brown
Hobbs
C. R. Bone
Santee
Barry Burke
Shawn Davis
Whitehall
Mont
Big John
Buzz Seely
Roosevelt
iWash
Harry Tompkins
Dublin
Mobridge Maud
Tuffy Cooper
N. M
Winners Picked In Horse Show At Tulsa Arena
About 150 spectators watched 20 winners emerge from 76 participants at the second annual South Plains 4-H Horse Show at Cobb Wheeler Arena in Tulsa on Thursday night. Top winners earned state show eligibility for August in San Antonio. nine first places across four performance, four halter classes and a showmanship award were listed with champions and reserves named.
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Tulsa
South Plains
Cobb-Wheeler Arena
Joe Freeman ‘Coliseum
San Antonio
Community Action Board Election Delayed in Lubbock
The Community Action Board of Lubbock election at Lyon's Chapel Baptist Church was postponed due to no quorum. The new director will fill the unexpired term after Mrs. Bob C. Thomas resigned for moving from the city. D. M. McElroy led the rescheduled tally per by laws.
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Community Action Board of
Dawson County Farm Bureau Queen crowned at Lamesa
Beth Neely, 17, La Mesa High senior, daughter of Mr and Mrs J E Neely Jr, was named 1965 Dawson County Farm Bureau Queen before about 500 in the La Mesa High School Auditorium. She will compete in the District Farm Bureau Queen Contest August 7 in Big Spring. Runner up was Cindy Ball, 17, daughter of Mr and Mrs Lloyd Ball. Kathy Love crowned junior queen. Judges included J G Crawford and Bob Stephans. Music by Kenneth Johnson and trio. W T Snellgrove spoke.
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Lamesa
Lamesa High School
Beth Neely
J. E. Neely Jr
Dawson County
Farm Bureau
Miss Neely
Big Spring
Lanesa High School
Cindy Ball
Lloyd Ball
Laimesa
Kathy Love
Dawson County Farm Bureau
Bill Love
Brenda Woodul
Alvis Woodul
Vicky Phipps
D. V. Phipps
Welch
J. G. Crawford
Midland
Bob Stephans
Abermathy
Kenneth Johnson
David McIamis
Wally Moore
Florence Leavelle
W. T. Snellgrove
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Ted Morello
George Peck
Passaic, N. J
Citizens For Goldwater-Miller
F. Clifton White
Texas Temple
Brussels
Belgium
International Confederation of
Europe
Africa
U.S
North Viet Nam
Pveer
Letantia Jankowski
David B. Eisendrath, Jr
World Book Encyclopedia
Science Service Inc
Diddy Pearson
Santa Fe
Lubbock Board of Realtors, Inc
Johnson House
Ave
Gip Gipson
Dale Dillingham
Don Reeder
Leonard Wilson
New Home High School
West Texas State University
NASA
ED Johnson
Avalanche-Journal
Washington Burea
Omar Burleson
Anson
West Texan
National Aeronautics Space Administration
Greenbelt
Burleson
Goddard Space Flight Center
Earth
Naval Weapons Laboratory
Dahlgren
Jay Naman
Waco
Texas Farmers Union
Farr
34Th St
Ave. H
Lubbock County
Alderson Junior High School
Joe Garcia
Jeraro Garcia
Adalon
Methodist Hospital
Garcia
Idalou
Lubbock Audubon Society
Biology
Texas Tech Science Building
Maude West
Ave. G
South Plains Music Teachers Assn
Stanley Chapple
University of Washington
Seattle
Dr. Chapple
Municipal Garden and Arts Center
Don McLaughlin
Hamilton
Miami
Fort Collins
Shoot Webster
Budata
Helsinki
Iva
Tulsa Arena
Joe Franklin
Don Bradford
Hale County
Jimmy Fields
Lamb County
Dwight Curirie
Swisher County
Wayne Dendy
iHale County
Dwight Currie
Bill Griffing
Lynn County
Jo Beth Tomlinson
Gaines County
Margie Arnold
Swisher
Ronnie Barron
Dawson
Craig Barton
Welda Barton
Lamb
Reva Lynn French
Cor
Chran
Mike Green
Gaines
Sue
Ian Griffiing
Lynn
Ricky Lee
Alton McGinty
Yoakum
Janet Morris
Hockley
Brenda Joe Mote
Dana Joe Wicker
David Wilson
Hale
Bureau
UNI
Vre
Plywood Headquarters
Bowman
DuPont
Mr. Sports Car Ltd., Inc
Avenue H
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