Lubbock figures in regional and national professional events
Kenneth W. Anderson of TIME Freight Inc. in Lubbock was elected second vice president of the National Accounting and Finance Council of American Trucking Associations in Detroit. Texas Tech adviser Dudley Thompson won a Perkins Boring Fellowship from Columbia University for an 18 month study of US Mexico border cities. The South Plains Junior and Club begin officer elections at 7:30 p.m. at the Municipal Garden and Arts Center.
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Lubbock Trucking
Kenneth W. Anderson
Time Freight, Inc
Lubbock
National Accounting and Finance Council of American ‘Trucking Associations
Detroit
Anderson
Texas Tech Assoc
Dudley Thompson
Columbia University
United States-Mexico
San Diego-Tijuana
Brownsville
Matamoros
South Plains
Municipal Garden
Paul Clover
Texas Tech Joins EDUCOM Council as Institutional Rep
Texas Technological College is elected to EDUCOM membership. Dr. Richard F. Barton named Tech institutional representative to the Interuniversity Communications Council. EDUCOM aims to improve interuniversity communication via micrographics and networks like the Western Information Network.
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Texas Technological College
Interuniversity : Communications Council
Richard F. Barton
Tech
Educom
Barton
Western Information Network
West Texas
LVN Workshop Draws 150 Nurses From Across Texas
More than 150 licensed vocational nurses registered at the Pioneer Hotel for the LVN of Texas four day workshop. Jackie Sims Amarillo led a 3 pm membership rally while Helen Segrest Lubbock closed the session. Dr O W English Lubbock to deliver keynote. A lakeside jamboree at Buffalo Springs Lake features Western supper and free boat rides.
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Pioneer Hotel
Licensed Vocational Nurses Association of Texas
Jackie Sims
Amarillo
Helen Segrest
Lubbock
O. W. English
LVN
Buffalo Springs Lake
West German Aid Planned for Palestinian Refugees
The West German government advised Parliament on a five year aid program worth 12.5 million dollars for Palestinian Arab refugees, mainly in Jordan, announced Friday.
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Jordan
Texans Exit In Ninth Round Of National Spelling Bee
Three Texas finalists, Janiece Pompa of San Antonio, Diana Noria of Brownsville, and Mack Edward Sawyer Jr. of Houston, all dropped out in the ninth round as the 41st National Spelling Bee approached a winner on Thursday.
Spelling Contest Highlights 1967 Winner From Topeka
The article notes the first day of a spelling event with Robert L. Walters, 14, of Topeka as the eventual winner. It references contestants mispronouncing terms such as hyetology and peritonitis while detailing KLM's 1967 passenger total exceeding 2 million for the airline's 50 year history with average distances around 1,300 miles.
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Robert L. Walters
Topeka
Toulece
Mack
Equerlry
Diara
HE Hague
UPI
KLM
NASA reports 1967 T38 crash near Tallahassee during routine flight
The NASA accident board found the T38 jet experienced jammed lateral control and late ejection at 22 500 feet near Tallahassee while en route from Patrick AFB to Brookley AFB. The astronaut survived. investigations ruled out engine failure and fire. Recommendations include periodic control system inspections and improved ejection training for pilots.
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Orlando
Tallahassee
Williams
NASA
Astronaut Corps
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