Museum summer courses draw city students to archaeology astronomy art
Joe Pierce principal at Arnett Elementary demonstrates a telescope to Lubbock children interested in summer programs at the Museum at Tech. Instructors include Karen Elle Wendy Webster Charles Stafford and Miss Suzanne Dale guiding art classes.
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Outline Museum
Joe Pierce
Arnett Elementary
Lubbock
Museum At Tech
Karen Elle
Wendy Webster
Charles Stafford
Suzanne Dale
Summer Classes Announced At Lubbock Museum Campus
Local youths from 7th through 12th grade can enroll in free heritage tours and a planetarium show, with paid archaeology astronomy and art courses run June to August at the West Texas Museum on the Tech campus. Registration in person or by mail, fees apply for certain classes, and Frontier Stamp Company will redeem stamp books as fees.
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Fort Worth
West Texas
Outer Space
City Parks and Recreation Department
Laura Louise Harris
Margaret Sandy
A. C
Stumpy"’ Hamilton
Lubbock Park
Zora Joy Gifford
Hamilton
Museum
Lubbock
David Wigness
Charles Cathey
Museum Women's Council
Joe Pierce
Prin
Cipal
Armett
W. C. Watts
Monterey High School
Clarence E. Kincaid
Tech
Suzanne Dale
West Texas Museum
West Texas Museum Association
Frontier Stamp Company
Iive
Pierce
Boy Scouts
Girl Scouts
Violence erupts as Philippine strike turns violent
Manila AP report says striking dock workers lobbed homemade bombs at truckers in the customs area injuring four men, with one man losing an arm. Strike has lasted 25 days with no settlement in sight.
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Manila
New Mexico Forest Fires Still Raging
In New Mexico a large forest fire north of Sulphur Springs in the Santa Fe National Forest covered about 280 acres and remained active with 200 firefighters. Additional small blazes burned spasmodically across state and private lands while foresters built lines and awaited calmer winds.
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New Mexico
Albuquerque
UPS
W. L. Phillips
U. S. Forest Service
Sulphur Springs
Santa Fe National Forest
State Forest Department
Traveler Robbed Near Dalhart
A traveler, Norbert J. George of Tucson, was held at gunpoint by two men near a Dalhart roadside park on Saturday. They tied him, fled in his car with 167 dollars, and are sought in a 1961 black Mercury. Police issued alerts for three suspects aged 21 to 25 and 18 to 19.
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Dalhart
Norbert J. George
Tucson, Ariz
Wichita
Kan
George
Tucsons
Cholera Situation In Singapore Controlled
Singapore health ministry says the cholera situation is reasonably under control. One person has died and almost all of the city state’s population is affected by the outbreak.
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Montain
Ray Bell
Baca
Los Alamos
Singapore
Ministry of Health
Two Negro Graduates Break Racial Barriers at UGA
Charlayne Hunter and Hamilton Holmes, who integrated the University of Georgia two years earlier, received diplomas in a 7,500-strong commencement. Hunter joins The New Yorker staff. Holmes enters Emory University Medical School. Senator Russell urged restraint as the nation faces unrest. An Ankara note follows on Turkey plans to build more highways.
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Athens
Miss Hunter
Holmes
New Yorker Magazine
Jamet
U.S
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
University
Georgia
Tragedy in Houston as Family Found Dead in Home
Police say Rae Jacobs 40 and her two children Roy Jr 8 and Nancy 9 were found dead from monoxide fumes in a Houston home. Roy Jacobs Sr separated from his wife for six months broke in after smelling fumes and neighbor key delays. The rambling $50 000 residence had the air conditioner running and a nearly empty car in the garage.
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Houston
Memorial Area
Rae Jacobs
Roy Jacobs Sr
Roy Jr
Nancy
Jacobs
Thehhildren
Turk Official JFK Talk NATO Problems
Turkish Foreign Minister Feridun Erkin met with President Kennedy to discuss NATO issues. Erkin, a former U.S. ambassador, is part of a group of NATO foreign ministers touring the United States after the Ottawa NATO conference.
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Washington
UPL
Feridun Erkin
Kennedy
Erkin
United States
NATO
Attawa
Two Boys Drown at San Angelo in Creek Bed Trap
Two young brothers, Buster Lynn Matheny aged 10 and Glenn Dale Matheny aged 11, drowned when they stepped into a deep hole in a normally dry San Angelo creek bed. Their bodies were recovered by the San Angelo Fire Department and Emergency Corps. They were sons of Mr and Mrs Buster Matheny of San Angelo.
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San Angelo
Buster Lynn Mathleny
Glenn Dale Matheny
Buster Matheny
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West Texas Museum Board
Lubbock Junior League
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Kelvinator
America
Monterey Center
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