Living Room helps troubled youths at Trinity Church
Dwight Ham starts a nonsectarian Living Room at 7002 Canton Ave in Lubbock to shelter advise and counsel youths. Open 3 to 10 pm daily except Sundays. Donations fund furnishings and operations. six clients have visited including a 15 year old girl released from Midland jail and a former drug addict seeking help.
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Trinity Church
Canton Ave
Midland
Oklahoma City
Ham
Irom
Lubbock man pursues treasure hunting as a modern pastime
Bill Ferrell, a Lubbock service station operator, hunts relics with a metal detector near old settlements and ranches. He displays finds at 4640 4th St, plans a treasure hunting club, and hopes to donate part of his collection to a Post museum as he continues weekend expeditions with fellow enthusiasts.
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Jerry Odom
Avalanche-Journal
Bill Ferrell
Lubbock
Ferrell
Elmer
4Th St
Ferrel
Ferve
Post
Reflections
Yesteryear
Bill Farrell
Nancy Wall the Little Tigress and her town aid
Doctors in Dallas call Nancy Wall a fighter after a kidney transplant and long hospital stay. Plainview residents and organizations raised about $25,000 for her treatment, with fire department families and many locals contributing through bake sales car races rodeos and other fundraisers. Nancy, 16, and her parents credit the community and Parkland Hospital staff for the dramatic recovery and ongoing care.
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Luron Brown
Avalanche-Journal
Plainview
Parkland Hospital
Dallas
Nancy Wall
Miss Wall
Joe Wall
Nancy
Parkland
Denver
West Texas
Plainview American Legion Post
Post
Wall
Houston
Friends of the Wails
Bomb Disarmed At Sea Off Newport By Navy Experts
A 1000 pound aircraft bomb fouled in nets of Newport fishing boat Krilika was disarmed at sea Saturday by a demolition team from Newport Naval Base. The bomb was to be towed to Quonset Point or Newport. Origin uncertain among Navy Army or Air Force aircraft.
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Newport, RI
Newport
Navy
Rts
1St Naval District
Boston
Newport Naval Base
Krilika
Block Island
Quonset Point
Long Island
N.Y
Tulia Council Abandons Street Section and Sells Lots
Tulia city officials agree to abandon a portion of Northwest 2nd St between Blocks 18 and 10 and accept offers from Tulia Wheat Growers and Pioneer Natural Gas Co. for three 25 by 100 foot lots north of the electric warehouse for future storage. The council also hears a dog ordinance enforcement proposal and notes a $400.36 donation from Tulsa High School to paint the hornet emblem on the water tower.
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Tulia
2Nd St
Tulia Wheat Growers
Pioneer Natural Gas Co
James E. Tucker
Jerry McGuire
Tulsa
Intern Stipends Rise From 240 to 310 500
New York reports a century of intern stipends showing growth from 240 dollars in 1952 to 2700 in 1963 and reaching 310 500 in the present era. The article highlights escalating compensation trends affecting young workers in internships nationwide.
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New York
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Dwight Ham
Mam
Lubbock Man
Post Dispatch
Butterfield
Abilene
Justiceburg
Double Mountain
Brazos River
Littlefield
Brownfield
Spur
South Plains
Infight For Life
Parklams
Central Plains Hospital
W. L. Thomas
Nanmey Wall
Body Shop
Bob Elliott
Menager
S.W. Loop Expressway
Slide RD
Sears
Our Watch Service
Sears, Roebuck and CO
Jimmy R. Moore
Franklin
Texas Panhandle-South Plains
Jimmy Moore
Jimmy
P.O
Appliance Warehouse
23Rd
Texas Ave
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