Eleven Speakers Set for Texas Tech Cerebral Palsy Workshop
The Texas Tech and Lubbock Cerebral Palsy Treatment Center host a four day workshop in Aggie Auditorium starting Monday at 10 a.m. with eleven guest lecturers from Philadelphia to Duke. Attendees include teachers, therapists, nurses, physicians, parents and social workers from a five state area.
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Texas Tech
Lubbock
Aggie
Lubbock County Society For Crippled Children, Inc
Lubbock Rotary Club
Hogg Foundation
Lubbock-Crosby County Medical Society
National Society For Crippled Children and Adults, Inc
South
Philadelphia General Hospital
American College of Surgeons
American Medical Association
Fay
Lesie Hohman
Duke University
American Academy of Cerebral Palss
Veterans Administration
U. S. Army
PTA
H. E. Robinson
State Department of Education
Austin
University of Oklahoma
University of Arkansas
Robert Cross
Anson
Texas Congress of Parents and Teachers
State Congress of Parents and Teachers
J. J. Brown
National Rehabilitation Society
R. K. O’loughlin
Methodist Hospital
Lubbock County Society For Mental Health
Lubbock-Crosbs County Medical Society
Esther Snelk
Fox
Demeni
Hahman
Jenkins
Hohman
Clark
Mina W. Lamb
Lark
Keys
Snell
Athun
O'Loughlin
Griffiths
Robbinson
Cross
Brown
P. M. Parson
John W. Broome
Lubbock Cerebral Palsy Treatment Center
John S. Carroll
J. W. Ford
Lubbock Public Schools
J. E. Makins
South Plains
Five Die In Navy Tailess Jet Fighter Crash At Base
June 12 report states a Navy air show practice jet crashed into a naval base classroom at Millington, killing five and injuring eight as about 100 sailors narrowly escaped. Victims listed include pilot Robert Woolverton and civilian employee Elaine Branch plus four Navy personnel. Lt Cmdr Ayler, among the injured, described a loud jet whistling sound before the explosion.
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Memphis
Naval Base
Navy
Robert Woolverton
USN
Abilene
Kan
Elaine House Branch
George Hurlburt
Portland
Ore
George Wright Woodruff
San Francisco
Francis Brousseau
Manchester
N. H
Woolverton
Bureau of Aeronautics
Dallas
Millington Naval Base
Cmdr
R. D Aylor
Houston
Tex
Soviet Red Star Warns Officers Against Shirking Drills
The Soviet armed forces paper says Russian officers are shirking training exercises and warns that in the atomic era one cannot be flabby. It notes France’s Morocco imposes an annual use levy and a sales tax on television sets.
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Moscow
Red Star
French
Morocco
U S Plans Evacuation Of French Wounded From Indochina
The U S Air Force will evacuate about 1000 French troops wounded in Indochina. They will be flown across the Pacific to the United States and then to France, beginning late next week, at the request of the French government.
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Washington
U. S. Air Force
Indochina
France
United States
Air Force
Harold Talbott
Pacific
1500 Homeless in Argentina Floods Hit Buenos Aires
About 1,500 people were reported homeless after floods from the Bib Paraguay and Parana rivers swamped Buenos Aires on Saturday, disrupting daily life and prompting rescue efforts.
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Argentina
Buenos Aires
Paraguay
Parana
Incurable Says Chicago Prof Popular Songs Blamed For Ills
University of Chicago philosopher S. I. Hayakawa described an IFD disease caused by belief in popular songs. He told delegates at the St. Louis general semantics conference that idealization leads to frustration and demoralization.
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ST. Louis
University of
Hayakawa
Americans may leave Red China as regime seized power
UP radio dispatch from Peiping reports nearly 1500 Americans have exited Red China since the 1940 Communist takeover and those remaining may depart at any time if free of crimes. Two South Korean ministers resign to allow a confidence vote on the new National Assembly.
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China
Tokyo
Peiping
Red China
Seoul
Paik Too Chin
Pak Han Son
National Assembly
Terry County 4H members attend Texas Roundup in College Station
Four Terry County 4H boys and girls joined about 1600 Texans at the annual 4-H Roundup at Texas A and M. Representing Terry 4-H were Neva Jo Howard Margaret Ingram Kenneth Willis and Rodney Herring with Mildred Cox and Jim Foy. The 1954 program spanned 19 short courses from agricultural engineering to wildlife.
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Brownfield
Terry County 4H
College Station
Texas
Wailes Resigns as Assistant Secretary of State Personnel
The White House reports Edward T. Wailes resigns from his post as assistant secretary of state for personnel and administration to return to the Foreign Service. President Eisenhower nominates Isaac W. Carpenter Jr. of Omaha to replace him amid friction reports involving Scott McLeod, the department’s chief security officer.
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Washington
White House
Edward T. Wailes
Department
Eisenhower
Isaac W. Carpenter Jr
Omaha
Wailes
Scott McLeod
We Expect It Popular Appeal Returns
The remark hints at anticipated success based on past outcomes and strong public interest. It suggests confidence in continued reception and broad support for the upcoming development or initiative.
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Arthur Jenkins
American Board of Pediatrics
American Academy of Pediatrics
Ruth Clark
Children’s Speech Clinc
University of Denver
Speech Clinic University
Witwatersrand
Johannesburg
South Africa
Dina Griffiths
Special Education Proream
Los Angeles State College
Los Angeles
Calif
John Tracy
San Diego College
San Diego
Vassar College
Poughkeepsie
Lamesa
E. D. David
Lamesa Chamber of Commerce
Fred V. Barbee Jr
Texas Chamber of Commerce Managers
Galveston
DeWayne Davis
Barbee
Chamber of Commerce
David
Mrs. Scarbrough Hartley
Chamber
Branch
Ayler
Hein-Werner
America and Porter-Ferguson CO
Durward Stephenson
Dial
Texas Ave
Cabbock
Ticxar
Schick - Sunbeam
Remington
Brea
U.S
Chicago
Terry County
A&m
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