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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1968

Page

4

Dedication ceremony planned for new $11 million Wiggins Complex

The New Hampshire era politics and campus expansion converge as the $11 million Wiggins Complex at Tech opens for visitors. Notables including Dr. Dossie M. Wiggins and Weymouth attend the dedication tours with student guides highlighting residence halls, built-in furniture, air conditioning, TV rooms, and study spaces.

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UAW Threatens AFL CIO Split Over Reform Demands

In a telegram to AFL CIO chief George Meany, Walter P. Reuther and three other UAW leaders demand a special convention to discuss autonomy and revitalization of the federation. The UAW threatens withdrawal if reforms are not granted, signaling a potential rift within organized labor amid ongoing negotiations and political timing.

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Wayland Baptist College sees normal faculty turnover

Wayland Baptist College president Dr Roy McClung said contracts were issued to 38 of 42 faculty members for next year and two had indicated they would not return. He noted rumors of mass resignations are unfounded, with the college typically losing six to fourteen faculty annually and about nine or ten on average. Twenty three contracts had been signed by Saturday and thirteen remain outstanding with unclear outcomes.

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Coast Guard Tags Object in Gulf Near Survey Vessel

The Coast Guard said a cutter stood by in the Gulf of Mexico near a survey ship reporting an underwater object. A spokesman refused to comment on whether the object could be part of the two bombers missing since Wednesday.

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