Lubbock Debates Indigent Hospital Care Crisis
Lubbock officials and a volunteer Community Planning Council urge paying for indigent care by city and county funds or purchasing services from existing hospitals. They note a shortage of beds and potential loss of medical prestige without a broader facility, while debates focus on eligibility and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lubbock
Bill Davis
Welfare Board
George Brewer
Methodist Hospital
Lubbock’s Hospital
James G. Morris
Community Planning Council
West Texas Hospital
Highways to Get More Funds and Faster Speeds
Woodward reported the farm to market program covers 35 380 designated miles with 642 under construction and 33 127 open to traffic. The Highway Department plans 23 million for new farm to market construction next year to build about 1 200 miles. He urged passage of a 70 mph speed bill, noting 1941 limits were outdated and highways now safer. He stressed that good roads bring more business dollars to communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highway Department
Woodward
Highway Commission
Parson’s bilingual service spans courts across South Plains
Retired border patrol interpreter from Paris recalls choosing Spanish in school to aid law enforcement. He notes the need for cross border collaboration and the skill to adapt to dialects. Parson has interpreted in multiple South Plains courts and aided polygraph testing, aiming to continue work in local venues.
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Paris
Parson
Border Patrol
South Plains
Jone
Lubbock
Lamesa
Tahoka
Littlefield
Morton
Dimmitt
Seminole
Victor Borge in Lubbock 1956 Play Delights Big Audience
The comedian fused music and wordplay in a feverish routine ending with Liszt parody. His Inflationary language and playful chaos on stage drew a capacity crowd and strong critical praise in Lubbock in 1956, with anticipation already building for today’s show.
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Ter
Liszt
Borge
Lubbock
Kennedy hears courtroom debut ruling with Kennedy family present
General Robert F Kennedy achieved a perfect record in his first courtroom argument as a high court case drew a large Kennedy audience led by Jacqueline Kennedy and Ethel Kennedy attended the decision. Justice John M Harlan dissented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert F. Kennedy
Jacqueline
Ethel Kennedy
John M. Harlan
Reading Courses Set By Mrs Carden In Roswell
Mrs Mae Carden originator of the Carden reading system will teach for parents and teachers April 10 14 at Roswell. Courses begin 4 p m April 10 at the First Christian Church with reservations by April 3 to Mrs Grace E George 903 Missouri St Roswell. The fee is 25 dollars, free to those who have previously taken a class with Mrs Carden.
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Mae Carden
Roswell
First Christian Church
Grace E. George
Missouri St
Carden
Farm Employment Declines by 500000 Over Two Years
The report notes a drop of 500000 farm workers, about 10 percent, in the past two years. It highlights ongoing shifts in labor demand and potential impacts on agricultural output and rural communities.
Wagon explosion in Woerden causes shattered windows
In Woerden Holland a wagon carrying oxygen and propane gas cylinders exploded after workers left a burning oil lamp in the wagon. Jagged metal struck the railway station and shattered hundreds of windows with no injuries reported.
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Woerden, Holland
UPI
Fire damages Lubbock home. Chihuahua dog dies
A pre dawn fire at 2612 22nd Street heavily damaged Mrs Alma Mullenix home in Lubbock. A Chihuahua dog died from asphyxiation. another Chihuahua escaped. Fire officials blamed a faulty hot water heater and gas leakage.
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Small Dog
Lubbock
Alma Mullenix
22Nd St
Tech Band Group names 1963 64 officers and pledges
Texas Tech Alpha Omicron of Kappa Kappa Psi lists 1963 64 officers Wells Teague Lub bock president Horton Struve Abernathy vice president Jimmy Woodward Lubbock recording secretary Robert Patterson Snyder corresponding secretary E W Hallford Fredricksburg treasurer Joe Melcher Slaton social chairman Mike Burrow Hale Center sergeant at arms Barry Smith Levelland historian Bill Williams Lubbock public relations chairman Jimmy Partin Abilene alumni chairman Bill Patterson Snyder rush chairman James Blalock Abernathy bus managers and newspaper editor Pledges James Phillips Wichita Falls Bobby Dawes Big Spring Keith Thomas Lubbock Albert Moore Paris Ike Nail Odessa Fred Schroeder Seguin
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Texas Tech
Alpha Omicron
Kappa Kappa Psi
Wells Teague
Lubbock
Horton
Struve
Abernathy
Jimmy Woodward
Levelland
Bill Williams
Jimmy Partin
Abilene
Bill Patterson
Snyder
Rush
James Blalock
James Phillips
Wichita Falls
Bobby Dawes
Big Spring
Keith Thomas
Albert Moore
Paris
Ike Nail
Odessa
Fred Schroeder
Seguin
Tech Student Chamrad Wins Welder Foundation Fellowship
Albert Dean Chamrad receives a Welder Foundation fellowship in range management at Texas Tech to pursue a Master of Science. The grant supports wildlife livestock interrelations study at Welder Wildlife Refuge near Sinton. Chamrad, Beeville native and Magna Cum Laude Texas A&I 1960, will study under Dr. Thadis W. Box. He previously worked for the U S Soil Conservation Service in multiple Texas towns.
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Albert Dean
Chamrad
Welder Foundation
Texas Tech
Tech
Welder Wildlife Refuge
Sinton
Texas
Beeville
Texas A & I
U.S. Soil Conservation Service
Brownsville
Carrizo Springs
Cotulla
Rocksprings
Thadis W. Box
Tech Today offers small business course in 210 room
Management area businessmen may begin at 7 30 p m today in room 210 of the Classroom and Office building at Texas Tech John Reese assistant dean announces spaces still available and early registration encourages applicants to bring their course materials fees total 40 dollars per person maximum 40 participants the course is designed for owners and operators of small businesses and is sponsored by Tech the Small Business Administration the Lubbock Chamber of Commerce the Board of City Development and the Retail Merchants Association
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Texas. Tech
John Reese
Tech
The
Small Business Administration
Lubbock Chamber of Commerce
Board of City Development
Retail Merchants Association
Sabin Oral Vaccine Type 3 Clinic in Seagraves
Seagraves doctors lead a Sunday clinic in the Community building from 1 to 3 p.m. to administer Sabin oral vaccine type 3. About 3,000 residents have previously received the other two vaccine types in the area.
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Seagraves
Paris Star Headlines Glamour College Volleyball Rise
While in Paris she starred on the Glamour College volleyball team. Her standout play drew attention from fans and coaches, signaling a rising talent and potential team impact.
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Paris
Glamour College
Vollyball
Four Vandalism Cases Reported
Four vandalism incidents and the weekend looting of a school with two phonographs and recordings missing were reported to police Monday. Liff Sanders Elementary School losses included a classroom and the principal's office. Additional reports include damages to Texas Sheet Metal Works windows and various vehicle and property thefts or tampering across multiple addresses.
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Liff Sanders
3Rd St
Texas
Sheet
Ave. N
Jean Mobley
Ursuline St
Maurice Carter
Cedar St
Ivan Williams
Ave
Dorman Purdy
59Th St
R. V. Hutchinson
17Th St
Apt. 5
Judy Wimbish
Diane Hall
Texas Tech
Lao King Arrives in Phnom Penh for Peace Effort Visit
Laotian King Savang Vathana and entourage arrived in Phnom Penh from Rangoon on an official two day visit. He thanked Cambodia for support that prompted the Geneva Conference and brought peace to Laos.
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Phnom -Penh
Cambodia
UPI
Savang Vathana
Rangoon
Burma
Laos
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