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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1953

Page

9

Rhee Presses Defense Pact Amid Korean Armistice Talks

Tokyo dispatch says President Rhee may drop two demands blocking an armistice if the United States agrees to a firm military defense pact. A South Korean source notes Rhee, age 78, will not yield on the pact despite other concessions.

Robert Eunson Tokyo Syngman Rhee United States Rhee U. S South Korea VA. N Grant Walter S. Robertson Seoul Washington U. N Robertson Korea Eisenhower ROK Far East Reds State Department Republic of Korea

Missionary Slated To Speak At Temple Baptist Church

Missionary Don Moffat returned from Brazil will speak at Tem ple Baptist Church in 10 a.m. 11 a.m. 7 p.m. and 8 p.m. services today and will be heard on KSEL at 7:30 a.m. Moffat recently opened an Fort Worth office as Southwest representative for the Association of Baptists for World Evangelism, a group with over 150 missionaries across Asia and Latin America.

Don Moffat Temple Baptist Church KSEL Moffat Fort Worth Southwest Association of Baptists For World Evangelism Philippines China India Peru Colombia Brazil Japan Chile Association of Baptists For South America

Texas Plans To End Inspection Program

A Texas State Department of Agriculture spokesman says Texas will scrap the current federal agreement for fruit and vegetable inspection on June 30 and operate under its submitted proposal. Deputy Commissioner Vernon McDaniel notes federal authorities balked at a new contract, risking a court challenge, and criticizes the agreement as overly federal in control. The 1949 contract was to span 11 years and Texas seeks more control of state funds.

Austin Texas State Department of Agriculture Vernon McDaniel McDaniel Roger W. Lennartson

Dr. Morgan Named Texas A&M Head

Dr. David Morgan 44 was named president of Texas A&M College in College Station. He will assume Sept. 1, succeeding Dr. Harrington. Morgan, from Virginia, has been on the faculty since last August after serving as dean at Colorado A&M. He earned a PhD in 1938 from California schools and trained in California. Married with two daughters Ann and Dale, Mrs. Morgan holds a Vanderbilt masters. Morgan is an elder in a College Station Presbyterian Church and serves on the Oak Ridge Institute of Nuclear Studies council. The Battalion selected him as a top faculty member this year.

College Station David Morgan Texas A&m College M. T. Harrington Morgan Colorado A&m California Ann Dale Vanderbilt Oak Ridge Institute of Nuclear Studies the Battalion

Film Star Ann Blyth Weds Dr. James McNulty in Glamorous Gala

Ann Blyth married obstetrician Dr. James V. McNulty at St. Charles Borromeo Church in the San Fernando Valley. Cardinal McIntyre read the liturgy and a Pope Pius XII message was delivered. About 2,000 fans lined the street. 500 guests attended inside the church with notable stars present.

James Bacon North Hollywood Calif Hollywood I. Ann Blyth James V. McNulty St. Charles Borromeo Church San Fernando Valley James Francis Cardinal McIntyre Los Angeles Pius XII Harry Mead St. Charles Dr. McNulty Dennis Day Irene Dunne Piper Laurie Leonard Goldstein Terry Moore Dick Clayton Bride Edmund Gwenn Jerry Colonna Jeanne Crain

Tennis Classes Open for More Young Adults in City

Miss Darline Blount of the city park and recreation department says there is room in tennis classes at Wagner Park 28th and Flint. A few 16 to 18 year olds can join the Monday 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. class and others can still enroll for Tuesday 7 p.m. or Thursday 7:30 p.m. sessions. Register at the court.

Darline Blount City Park and Recreation Department Wagner Park Flint Miss Blount

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