Biology Institute accepts sixty for summer program
Sixty participants were accepted for Texas Tech's Summer Institute for high school biology teachers. The nine week program, funded by the National Science Foundation, opens with an orientation at 2 p.m. and runs through Aug. 8. Courses cover nine semester hours and feature Tech staff and visiting lecturers with field trips to Xilitla Mexico Taos New Mexico and local canyons and wildlife refuges.
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Texas Tech
Tech
National Science Foundation
Earl D. Camp
Paul V. Prior
H. Alan Ells
Arthur M. Elliot
Robert L. Packard
B. Dwain Vance
Chester M. Rowell
Gail T. Barker
Virginia C. Riggs
Xilitla
Mex
Mexico City
Taos
N.M
Denver City Curfew Enforced to Curb Theft Wave
Denver City and county officers will enforce the curfew law to curb petty thefts and vandalism. Mayor Ike Toler says anyone under 18 must be off the streets by 11 p.m. weekdays and midnight on Saturdays unless with a parent or guardian. Violators face arrest and fines as burglaries at two drive ins raise monthly thefts to six. The city will adjust patrols and use unmarked cars to heighten enforcement.
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Denver City
Ike Toler
Toler
Clovis Cadet Presents West Point Yearbook to Kennedy
West Point cadet Lyndon L. Cook from Clovis gave President Kennedy a copy of the academy yearbook. Cook, an NMMI graduate of 1959 with a distinguished military student rating, serves as captain of the West Point cadet corps and helped edit the presentation.
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Clovis
West Point
Kennedy
Lyndon L. Cook
New Mexico Military Institute
Roswell
Cook
NMMI
Orr elected Swisher County Cancer Society president
Vesta Orr was elected president of the Swisher County unit of the American Cancer Society. He will succeed Harlan Vander Zee on Sept. 1. Orr was county crusade chairman this year. Other new officers include Mrs. G. L. Robinson vice president Mrs. James Sturgess secretary and Miss Mildred Shulte treasurer.
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Tulia
Vesta Orr
Swisher County
American Cancer Society
Harlan Vander Zee
Orr
County Crusade
G. L. Robinson
Happy
James Sturgess
Mildred Shulte
NMMI Honored as An Honor Military School for 54 Years
New Mexico Military Institute in Roswell has been designated an honor military school for the 54th consecutive year. The distinction came from Maj. Gen. Ralph R. Mace deputy commanding general at Fourth Army Fort Sam Houston Texas.
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NMMI
Roswell
New Mexico Military Institute
Ralph R. Mace
Fourth Army Secauario
Fort Sam Houston
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Littlefield Order of Rainbow Girls
Roy B. McQuatters
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Zenith
Carly Erica
Monterey Center
Fairmart
Ill ST
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