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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1963
Page
8
Washington AP report says the NEA finds a growing shortage of qualified teachers across colleges and universities. Strongest gaps appear in mathematics physics chemistry biology economics languages and English as institutions struggle to compete with private industry for graduates with advanced degrees and longtime faculty exit for better pay.
The Georgetown school district faces a state court order blocking new Negro and white school facilities. The board seeks a one year delay to add classroom space and fix administration issues as overcrowding strains two white schools. Harvey Miller testifies facilities for Negro students are inferior.
The court authorized deeds for FM 1527 right of way to Alton Estep and Mabel Dixon and final offers on parcels at FM 1527 and FM 789. Officials present included Judge Davis and commissioners Arch Lamb George Green Les Derrick Alton Brazell. Special bills approved cover welfare, auditing, doctor and witness fees, caliche and gravel costs, oil and gas, office supplies, funeral and hospital expenses, and other routine expenditures.
World War II Army veteran Hall has served as manager of Eastern Hills Country Club in Pasadena and Glen Lakes in Dallas since last July. He belongs to Missouri and California restaurant associations and participates in the Texas Lone Star Chapter of Club Managers and Golf Executives. His wife Virginia and four children Barbara Carol David and Cindy live with him. Barbara and Carol are married and reside in Garland.
Dowdy described President proposals to extend federal authority as drastic. He argued that under the plan a man could be jailed for refusing to sell a hamburger to a customer he does not want.
Fort Worth used car dealer James Russell Clardy twenty eight was shot three times Monday two in the jaw and one in the back in poor condition at a hospital He had been sentenced to 15 years for a murder conviction tied to Clarence Louden The same case also involved Jack Mackin who received seven years Clardy was found behind a six foot fence near Eagle Mountain Lake An ambulance driver quoted him saying Someone tried to rule me out I ve had trouble with them before Rome Italian authorities crack down on pickpockets.
Pope Paul VI pledged a crusade for lasting world peace and indicated a move toward improved Vatican relations with Communist nations. He emphasized continuing John XXIII's policies to ease tensions within the Roman Catholic Church.
FDA official Fine spoke on safeguards for the food supply, pesticide residue limits, and new testing methods. He noted 20 chlorinated pesticide compounds and organophosphates are tracked, with surveys and spot sampling guiding compliance. The Vatican and Pope Paul addressed diplomacy and protection of civilization principles at the related sessions.
Willow bugs hatching from riverbank willows piled 10 inches deep on the Mark Twain Bridge over the Mississippi, halting traffic for 30 minute intervals as workmen shovel them away. State highway crews spread cinders for traction while insects clog radiators and grills. They are willow flies and their life lasts under two weeks. Hatching to continue about two more weeks.
Senate confirmed Chairman Glenn T. Seaborg for a fresh five year term on the Atomic Energy Commission and Dr Gerald F Tape of Port Jefferson N Y to fill the remaining three years of Dr Leland Haworth's term Tape A Danish nuclear physicist was named by President Kennedy to succeed Haworth who became director of the National Science Foundation Singapore reports industrialization ahead of schedule
Israel will send 114 military personnel to the United States for Hawk missile training at Redstone Arsenal Huntsville Alabama and Fort Bliss Texas with later courses planned at Fort Belvoir Virginia. Pentagon cites no contract yet signed as talks continue on a potential sale to counter regional air power and to defend bases.
In July Reader's Digest, Harry Emerson Fosdick explains how religion can keep people from needing a psychiatrist. He warns against bad religion that dispels inner harmony and presents five practical steps to achieve lasting peace of mind. Get the July issue now on sale. People have faith in Reader's Digest
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