Galaxy Harpists Highlight Seventh Annual AHS Conference
A gala Texas Tech University Student Union concert drew 300 spectators for two world premieres and performances by Lois Bannerman, Mary Kathryn Alexander, Jean-Michel Demase, Eleanor Kirschke, Sylvia Meyer, and others. Conducted pieces included Schifrin’s Continuum and Woollen’s Music for Harp Oboe and Percussion Op. 74 along with works by Flagello Tal Persichetti and Kleinsteuber. The event closed with a banquet at Villa Inn as the conference continues with sessions.
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Avalanche-Journal
American Harp Society
Texas Tech University
Chambers
Ciety
Schifrin
Russell Woollen
Nicholas Flagello
Lois Bannerman
New York City
Greater New York
Mary Kathryn Alexander
Tech
Arthur Follows
Josef Tal
Jean-Michel Demase
Margaret Redcay
Eleanor Kirschke
Denton
Charles Kleinsteuber
Ann Mason Stockton
Los Angeles
Sylvia Meyer
Orlan Thomas
James Beckham
Villa Inn
Lubbock
AHS
Play Opens as Actors Span Century in A Man for All Seasons
A Texas troupe stages Robert Bolt’s A Man for All Seasons at the university theater opening Friday to near full houses. Holmes Brannon as King Henry VII and G. W. Bailey as the Common Man steal scenes. Glenn Thomason shines as Sir Thomas More in a performance praised for emotional range and restraint.
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Avalanche-Journal
England
Texas Ech
Robert Bolt
Iss Jean Brodie
Igter George
Henry VII
Holmes Brannon
G. W. Bailey
Richard III
Glenn Thomason
Sir Thomas More
Jesus
Jury finds Army helicopter pilot guilty of assault
San Antonio report says a jury convicted an Army helicopter pilot of raping a school teacher and leaving her for dead. District Attorney Ted Butler seeks the death penalty and sentencing was set for 9 a.m. Saturday.
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San Antonio
Ted Butler
Parry Gray
Mee Bieber
Pine
Xas Tech University
Increase In Debt Ceiling Okayed
The Senate Finance Committee voted 9 to 8 to raise the national debt ceiling but rejected a spending limit tied to Nixon. With a June 20 deadline, the panel dropped a $205.6 billion spending cap on the 1971 fiscal year budget.
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Washington
UPI
Senate Finance Committee
Nixon
Maddox Ends Ban on Atlanta Newspapers
Gov. Lester Maddox lifted his ban on sales of The Atlanta Journal and The Atlanta Constitution at the Capitol. He said the papers proved they could be fair in coverage of the disagreement, ending a clash that included his picketing their offices and calls for a toll road bond session. The papers declined comment.
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Atlanta
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Georgia Press Association
Jekyll Island
Jury Recommends Life Sentence in Mother-in-Law Slaying
In Beaver Oklahoma a 39 year old Texas man Billy Joe Garner was found guilty of murdering his mother in law and was recommended a life prison term by the jury. He faces an additional murder charge in connection with Everett Gist's death and is to be formally sentenced July 15 after the change of venue from Texas County to Beaver.
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Guyman
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Everett Gist
Texhoma
Gamer
Gist
Texas County
El Paso County awards family $600000 in helicopter crash case
A Fort Bliss area helicopter crash fatality led to a $600000 damages award to Mrs. Gina Anderson and her four children. Bell Helicopter Co. was the defendant in the district court ruling. Robert L. Anderson, 33, was killed in November 1965 while ferrying a helicopter to an unspecified Fort Bliss destination.
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Dren
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Bratt County
Enzyme link to heart attack studied at AMA meeting
A study of 30 heart attack patients found 40 percent lacked plasminogen, an enzyme that breaks clots, suggesting a screening test could identify at risk individuals. Researchers Dr. Rodger Bick Edward Shanbrom and Robert Bishop noted potential drug treatments and linked exercise to increased enzyme production.
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C. G. McDaniel
Associated Press
Chicago
American Medical Association
Rodger Bick
Edward Shanbrom
Robert Bishop
Bick
Republicans Seek to Block Byrd Backers at Virginia Convention
In Richmond, GOP regulars try to stymie Byrd Jr. backers while hoping for a Republican senator nomination. Delegates vote July 14 to pick a candidate from Garland Branstetter Haggerty or Del. DuVal Rawlings Colvin. Governor Holton plans to rally support for nominating a GOP slate.
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Harry F. Byrd Jr
Byrd
Bryd
Warren B. French Jr
Linwood Holton
Nixon
House
Del
Ray L. Garland
Darrell ‘Branstetter
Roanoke
Kenneth L. Haggerty
Arlington
Clive L. DuVal
Fairfax
George C. Rawlings Jr
Fredericksburg
Milton Colvin
Lexington
Holton
Harry Dent
White House
Joel T. Broynhill
Virginia
Scientist Sees Tornado Lessons For City Safety
Dr. C. C. Chang of the Catholic University of America told the Lubbock Storm Defense Club that the Lubbock tornado could save lives elsewhere by improving warning systems and knowledge use. He urged radar alongside spotters and explained methods to recognize tornado conditions, aided by slides of laboratory tornadoes and data. Club president Eugenia Morse announced committees to gather technical and bibliographical information and to sponsor emergency life saving training. The next meeting is July 7 at the City National Bank Building basement of the Lubbock County Library.
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Dr. C. C
Chang
Washington, D.C
Lubbock
Weather Department
Technica
Eugenia _Morse
Sane
Austin Police Get 50135 Grant to Speed Response
A federal grant of 50135 funds will help the Austin Police Department cut response times to crimes. The U S Law Enforcement Assistance Administration grant, announced by the Texas Criminal Justice Council and U S Rep J J Pickle, will add a 15 man tactical squad and supply officers with portable radios for instant HQ contact and rapid deployment.
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