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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1959

Page

5

Tech Institute Counsels Outstand­ing High School Talent

The Texas Tech institute aids high school students with exceptional abilities through counseling to help them know their talents, values, study habits, and personality traits. Dr. Paul Kelley notes counseling should guide, not dictate, and a $20,000 National Defense Education Act grant backs the program.

Texas Tech Institute Paul Kelley University of Texas Kelley Tech Institute

Lubbock Teachers To Attend Meeting

Two teachers from Filla Tles Elementary School Lubbock will attend a cooperative community education workshop in Austin on scholarships provided by the Lubbock County Tuberculosis Assn announced Mrs. Clifford Sharp executive director. Mrs Lucie Mae Stewart and Mrs Eunice Johnson will study health education and problems of the elementary teacher in courses directed by Mrs Adi Simond of the Texas TRA staff. Classes meet on the Huston Tillotson College campus in Austin beginning Monday through July 17. The summer workshop is sponsored jointly by Prairie View A and M College and the Texas TRA. The course provides six hours of post graduate credit for a limited enrollment of 40 students and is open only to Negro teachers in city or county elementary schools.

Filla Tles Lubbock Austin Lubbock County Tuberculosis Assn Clifford Sharp Lucie Mae Stewart Eunice Johnson Adi Simond Texas Tba Huston-Tillotson College Prairie View A&m College The Texas Tra

Kistiakowsky Named President’s Science Advisor

Harvard chemist Dr. George B. Kistiakowsky, an experimentalist known for practical, “shirt-sleeve” chemistry, is appointed as President Eisenhower’s new assistant for science and technology. Born in Kiev, he cites explosive and molecular chemistry work, and previously advised on ballistic missiles and served on the President’s Scientific Advisory Committee.

New Science Cambridge, Mass Harvard George Boundan Kistiakowsky James R. Killian Jr Eisenhower Kistiakowsky Kiev Russia University of Berlin Princeton University Air Force Defense Department

Post Names New Acting Secretary

Mrs Juanelle Holland has been named acting city secretary by the Post city council replacing Mrs Gertrude Hopkins who resigned to move to Lovington New Mexico. The new acting secretary has worked in city offices for several months.

Juanelle Holland Post City Council Gertrude Hopkins Lovington, N. M

Travel Works Wonders On Tape Measure

New York based Maid of Cotton 1959 winner Malinda Diggs Berry reports travel reshapes her figure more than weight loss. The 21 year old from Stillwater Oklahoma has logged 15 000 miles across the United States and Canada since January 30 and prepares for a 40 000 mile globe circling tour starting with a flight to Bermuda.

New York UPI Malinda Diggs Berry Stillwater Okla Coed United States Canada Miss Berry Bermuda

Stevenson Rules Out Another Presidential Bid

Adlai Stevenson told a Harvard Business School conference in Cambridge there’s not a chance he will run for president again. He said he cannot be nominated and dismissed the idea of a 1960 bid.

Cambridge Mass Adlai Stevenson Harvard Business School Stevenson

Borger Girl Hurt In Two Story Fall

A two year old Borger girl was listed in fair condition at Baylor University Medical Center after tumbling from a second story window onto a concrete sidewalk in Dallas. Julia Ann Wood daughter of Mr and Mrs Jack Wood was playing with a window screen when the accident happened.

Dallas Borger Julia Ann Wood Jack Wood Baylor University Medical Center

Births peak in early morning hours say doctors

An analysis of 33,215 births shows more babies are born between 1 AM and 3 AM than in any other two hour period. The article notes that this rallent is a general observation and not universal medical advice.

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