New Christian College Opens Admissions Abroad and Locally
The new Higher Education Babbock Christian College announces its opening this September with eight states and South Africa sending applicants. Barbara Dodds, daughter of Mr and Mrs Dodds, receives a high scholastic rating and plans art study while 30 Lubbock students enroll for day classes in 17 fields. Billy White from Turffontein, a licensed mechanic, joins as Bible student. Religious affiliations include Baptist Methodist and Church of Christ. Dormitory construction and campus facilities are underway at 5601 West 19th.
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Barbara
Rsee . Dodds
F. W. Paddox
Johannesburg
South Africa
E. R. Higgins
Lubbock
Turffontein Hof Christ
Billy
Alabama
Arina
California
Colorado
Newexico
New York
Oklahoma
Texas
Church of Christ
West 19Th
Maddox
Idalou
Barbara Dodds
Lubbock Christian College
F. W. Mattox
H. T. Dodds
Austrian Expedition Climbs 26440-Foot Peak in Karakoram
An Austrian five man team led by Marcus Schemack reached the summit of Broad Peak 26 440 feet high in the Karakoram range. Other team members were Herman Bhul Fritz Avintersteeler Kurt Diemberg and Capt Qadar Saeed. The Karakoram spans northern Kashmir with peaks including K2.
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Rawalpindi
Pakistan
Karakoram Range
Skardu
Marcus Schemack
Herman Bhul
Fritz Avintersteeler
Kurt Diemberger
Qadar Saeed
Karakoran Range
Kashmir
Boy's body found after missing in Corpus Christi
The body of 15 year old Sam Charles, who had been missing since Wednesday, was found in Corpus Christi. Authorities reported the discovery and began procedures.
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Corpus Christi
Sam Charles
Funeral Services Scheduled For Alejandro Arreguin
Alejandro Cruz Arreguin 69 of Lorenzo died Thursday in a San Angelo hospital. Funeral services were set for 4 p.m. today at St. Joseph’s Catholic Church in Lubbock, with burial in City of Lubbock Cemetery under Franklin-Mallett Funeral Home directions. Survivors include three sons Ynes and Alex Arreguin of Lorenzo and Luis Arreguin of San Antonio.
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Alejandro Cruz Arreguin
Lorenzo
San Angelo
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Lubbock
Thomas Phelan
City of Lubbock
Franklin-Mallett Funeral Home
Ynes
Alex Arreguin
Luis Arreguin
San Antonio
Weekly claimants drop to 32772 in latest report
The weekly average of initial unemployment insurance claims fell to 32 772. The drop signals improving labor market conditions as jobless numbers ease amid ongoing economic adjustments.
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East Texas
May
Small Balls May Aid Weather Study
Dr. James A. Van Allen of the University of Iowa described plans to launch heat sensitive titanium spheres on a satellite during the IGY research program. The ping pong ball sized spheres would measure heat balance variations between sun and Earth over the tropical belt using extended antenna rods.
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Washington
James A. van Allen
University of Iowa
U.S. National Committee For
International Geophysical Year
IGY
van Allen
Earth
Grand Jury Recesses ICT Insurance Probe in Austin
The Travis County grand jury recessed today from its investigation into the ICT Insurance Co. collapse. It will resume July 11 and plans two more meetings before that date to handle local matters and hear witnesses in the insurance inquiry.
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Austin
Travis County
Apostles Feast Observed in St Peter's Basilica
Solemn observances for the feast of St. Peter and St. Paul were held today in St. Peter's Basilica and two other Rome churches. The report notes that the remains of the two apostles were reportedly kept at one time.
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Apostle
Vatican City
St. Peter
Paul
St. Peter’s Basilica
Rome
Southern Electric Firms Will Begin Atomic Power Study
Three dozen southern and southwestern utilities form Southwest Atomic Energy Associates to study an advanced reactor design and a four year 5.09 million dollar R and D program aimed at possible 200000 to 400000 kilowatt plants. Members include Public Service Co of Oklahoma and Arkansas Missouri Power Co among others across 11 states.
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Southern Electric
Tulsa
June
South
Southwest
Bee
Tuepker
Public Service Co
Oklahoma
Southwest Atomic Energy Associates
Missouri
Kansas
Arkansas
Texas
Louisiana
Mississippi
Oklahoma Gas and Electric Co
Arkansas-Missouri Power Co
Arkansas Power and Light Co
Central Louisiana Electric Co
The
Empire District Electric Co
Joplin, Mo
Gulf States Utilities Co
Beaumont
Tex
Kansas Gas and Electric Co
Louisiana Power and Light Co
Mississippi Power and Light Co
Missouri Public Service Co
New Orleans
Population surge endangering wildlife at Ottawa conference
At the national wildlife conference in Ottawa on June 29 experts warned that rapid human population growth is driving animals toward extinction as habitat and resources shrink.
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Ottawa
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