Soviet Visitors Note Strict Then and Now in Russia
An American observer describes Soviet life for tourists noting disciplined, motivated youths, rigid travel limits east of the Urals, and limited photo rights. He contrasts harsh hotel service with government tourism drives and low salaries for workers, teachers and street cleaners.
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Russia
Soviet Union
Court Recesses Suit Settled Births Featured in District Court
In district court on Monday afternoon Judge Robert C. Wright presided as multiple civil actions and birth announcements were recorded. Mr and Mrs Raymond Pineda welcomed a son weighing 9 pounds 14 ounces at St Marys Hospital while Mr and Mrs Edward Henry announced a daughter born at 9:09 am weighing 8 pounds 5 ounces at St Marys. Mr and Mrs Ruben Albares reported a daughter weighing 7 pounds 1 ounce at St Marys and Lt and Mrs Walter Covey welcomed a daughter weighing 7 pounds 14 ounces at Reese AFB Hospital. The case against Liberty Mutual Insurance Co involving a work related disability settlement remained undisclosed.
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Raymond Pineda
Gilford Hil
James Darrell Adams
Ae Ue
Peta Hnetts
MA Eet
Alon
Clark Equipment
St. Mary's Hospital
Carpenter
Robert C
Ruben Albares
Wright
Walter R. Covey
Rt. 8
Snox 50-A
Carlisle
Reese Afb Hospital
Reese
Lubbock School Board Approves Budget Items for 1960s Projects
The board authorized plans to relieve enrollment pressures at Haynes Murfee and Stewart, fund carpeting for secondary libraries, and begin hard surface tracks at Monterey Dunbar High Schools. They approved a $1 million audio visual inventory and a new supervisor of equipment maintenance with a $5 000 yearly salary rise. Two elementary additions and a new south loop elementary are pending. Tennis courts at Matthews and Thompson Junior High are delayed due to space and cost.
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Dunbar
Utica
Haynes
Murfee
Stewart
Lubbock
Monterey
Dunbar High
Ballenger
City mulls 1.9 million revenue sharing plan
City officials review a projected five year spending plan tied to revenue sharing funds of about 1.9 million annually plus 1.86 million on hand. Council considers using money for public transportation health and recreation without raising taxes if funds are integrated into existing programs. Budgeting requires new revenue for new programs and strict compliance with treasury rules.
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Ursday
Las Anlamanitlana Fugantal
Civic Center
Jeanyon Lakes
Progra
Turner
Secretary the Treasury
U.s.treasury
BT Tablets Offer Relief For Daily Nervous Tension
If you suffer from simple everyday nervous tension you should take BT tablets for relief. Call the druggist at L and H Drug Stores at 34th and Slide or 6401 Univ to ask about BT tablets. They are safe non hab it forming with a guarantee you will lose jitters or get money back.
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