Soviets Release 1936 Constitution Replacement
Moscow reports a 9000‑word draft constitution replacing the 1936 Stalin charter. Brezhnev appears set to become head of both party and state, with a new first deputy president post and strengthened party control over government.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Stalin
Communist Party
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Supreme Soviet
Pravda
Brezhnev
Nikolai V. Podsorny
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Joseph Stalin
Marfa Schools Seek Band Director and Ag Instructor
Marfa public schools announced openings for a new band director and a vocational agriculture instructor. Band director Phil Rogers resigns after four years. John Kearney leaves after 16 years to take a job in Sterling City.
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Marfa
Carl Robinson
Phil Rogers
Midland Financial
John Kearney
Sterling City
Midland College to Trial Four Day Work Week
Midland College to run a four day administrative schedule from Monday through Thursday with offices open 7 a.m. to 5 30 p.m. and a 12 12 30 p.m. lunch, closed Fridays through Aug 11. Summer classes have used four days per week for years. Two Fridays, June 24 and July 89, will have extended hours.
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Midland
Midland College
Don Hunt
Webb Budget Adopted by A J Correspondent
The Webb Steere Committee adopted a budget calling for 60.00 annually in taxes and 102795 in expenditures. City Councilman Harald Hall presented the budget saying he was flying blind on its estimates but he and Howard County Judge Bill Tune had tentatively agreed to a 90 50 funding arrangement between the county and the city.
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A.J
Big Spring
Speeih
Webb Steere Committee
Harald Hall
Howard County
Bill Tune
Webb Civilians Face Reduction Notices at Webb AFB
Webb Air Force Base schedules reduction notices for 620 civilian employees with a Sept first separation date planned. Meetings in Building 603 and Whitby Combe Hill will outline job opportunities at Reese and Jowettin Vie bases and at Williams Station and Columbus Miss. Harold Clark to conduct base building inventory for reuse planning and to assist industry outreach.
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WG Spring Cwihan
Webb
Force Base
Whitby Combe Hill
Reese
Jowehtin Vie Botee
Waliams Sta
Columbus
Howard College
Air Force
Federal Aeronautics Agency
Harry Nagel
Harold Clark
Clark
Anton Pastor in Who's Who Religion Biography
Travis Kennedy, pastor of Central Baptist Church in Anton, is selected for Who's Who in Religion. A Oklahoma Baptist University graduate, he earned a B.D. from Southwestern Theological Seminary and studied at multiple universities. Kennedy served as a World War II veteran chaplain and taught Bible at Grand Canyon College and seminary extension programs. He became minister of Central Baptist Church in Anton in 1976.
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Anton Martin
Travis Kennedy
Central Baptist Church
Marquis
Kennedy
Oklahoma Baptist University
Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary
Fort Worth
Texas Christian University
Eastern New Mexico University
Portales, N.M
Western New Mexico University
Bessie J. Brittain
Peggy
Grand Canyon
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Taurall
Martin Sound Center
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