Tech Union hosts Model United Nations seminar at campus
Texas Tech hosts a multi day Model United Nations conference titled The Soviet Block Evolution in World Affairs. Notable participants include Dr. Stephen Fischer Galati Dr. George Allen Dr. Ferenc Nagy Roy Bennett and Volkov from Newsweek. The event runs Thursday through the campus with lectures seminars and discussions open to the public.
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LCC Women Schedule Regu lar Cooking Meeting
The Lubbock Christian College Women plan a regular meeting at 7:30 p.m. Thursday at South Plains Co-Op palatine in North Amarillo. Ravenelli, president, will conduct business and present the program. Hostesses include Mrs. C. L. Kay and others named, with C. O. Head among attendees.
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Treasury Reports Leak In Security
A Treasury Department investigation found no evidence that substantial gains were made from a leak. An 18 page report reviewed procedures for distributing information on government borrowing and noted an earlier alleged leak. The committee said there was no clear pattern of profitable trading and cautioned against future leaks.
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Coed Missions Doubted Women In Space Plan
A report on mixed reactions to a proposed all female or mixed sex crew for space flights. Scientists debate whether women should command, control, or accompany crews, noting psychological and communication challenges amid calls that Russia has already trained female cosmonauts.
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Actor Sterling Hayden's son burns draft papers in protest
Christian Hayden, 19, son of actor Sterling Hayden, burned his draft papers outside the Armed Forces Induction Center on Tuesday claiming refusal to comply with selective service. He said he cannot support war and violence, while his father expressed support as a Marine Corps veteran. About 100 demonstrators gathered, cheering Hayden but not hindering incoming inductees, and he warned of possible prosecution.
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Death Sentence Set In Fatal Stomping
Fort Worth AP reports Reginald Wright, 52, was sentenced to die in the electric chair for the 1965 stomping death of Ralph Bennett. Judge J. E. Winters handed down the sentence after Wright was convicted on December 8, 1985, for killing Bennett in Bennett’s apartment that the two men shared. The Court of Criminal Appeals has rejected Wright’s appeal.
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Control Of Two Lamesa Papers Changes Hands
Roberts Publishing Co. ends negotiations with Ben Woodson and Walter Buckel to merge the Lamesa and Andrews papers into a single tri weekly edition. Woodson will own the new publication with Buckel as president and publisher, transferring operations to an offset press in Lamesa.
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Denied book details new exercise point system
A Reader's Digest article promotes a controversial book claiming a system to rate physical fitness and provide actions to improve it. It highlights an important new exercise point method intended to strengthen and lengthen life, featured among 38 articles in the March issue.
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Texas liquor license rules hinge on residency rule
An AP report from Austin notes that a liquor license or permit may be refused if the applicant has not been a United States citizen for three years and has not resided in Texas for three years prior to filing the license application. The opinion was addressed to O N Humphreys Jr acting administrator of the Liquor Control Board.
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Question on Cure for Hemorrhoids and Treatments
A reader asks if hemorrhoids have a cure and mentions suppositories and authorities. The message is unclear and repeats itself, suggesting confusion about available remedies and medical guidance.
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