University of Arkansas President Addresses Texas Tech Students
Dr. Davie Wiley Mullins urged top Texas Tech students and parents to pursue knowledge and wisdom as a lifetime task. He cited U S achievements in agriculture medicine and international affairs and stressed education for all as key to shaping the nation’s future.
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University of Arkansas
Texas Tech
Davie Wiley Mullins
Tat Ew Siema
Alpha Lani- Mia Delta
Arkanists
de, Mullins
United States
United Nations
Dr. Mullins
AML
Peace Corps
Mulling
Cates
Ehalthy Mersistt
Pals Duro
The
Amarillo
Susie Critstrength
Monterey’ High School of
Our Coubhey
Gayle Ren
Ropesville
Jvlea Wwneidant
Ralty Baroner
Superior College
325 From City Attend Amarillo FHA Meeting
A group of 325 students from TL Lubbeck junior high and high schools attended the area meeting of Future Homemakers of America in Amarillo. The event featured officers, honorary memberships, a keynote by Dr. Roy McChing, and a banquet with initiates and special guests. The one day conference at Amarillo’s municipal auditorium highlighted Phi Eta Sigma and Alpha Lambda Delta activities.
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R. Goodwin
David Mullins
University of Arkansas
Alpha Lambda Delta
Phi Eta Sigma
Goodwin
Mullins
Mise Joy Cox
Lloyd Clemsburg
Tech
TL Lubbeck
Meeting of
Future Homemakers of America Saturay
Im. Adasilo
Seaton
Larbuddie
Judy Foley
Littlefield
Secre
Carolyn Coward
Frenship
Scottie Robbins
Matador
Judy Sexton
Debbie Cade
Nancy State
Evie Etta Williams
Tubsnock High School
Homemiakins
Dr. Mullins
T Fila
Lloyd Clomberss
Roy
McChing
Plainview
Amges
Alpha Lambda Delta Andlarillo
Phi Eta Sigmas
Carolinians Back Goldwater at Regional GOP Gatherings
South Carolina Republicans pledged 34 votes to Barry Goldwater at the state convention and district meetings, boosting his delegate haul. Georgia GOP meetings added 38 pledged delegates, while North Carolina endorsed but did not bind its 20. Georgia’s at large delegates will lift Goldwater to 22 of 24 Georgia votes at the San Francisco convention.
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South Carolina
Georgia
North Carolina
North Georgia
Atlanta
San Francisco
Tech Young GOP Club Awarded Honor At Meet
GALVESTON AP The Texas Young Republican Federation adopted a resolution praising Sen. Barry Goldwater for seeking the presidential nomination. Delegates approved inviting Henry Cabot Lodge to campaign in Texas. The federation barred endorsements but passed other resolutions on beef imports and oyster bed dredging near the coast. John Tree of Waco and Mrs. Shirley Duncan of Amarillo were named national committeeman and committeewoman. Charles Hood of Denton was elected second vice chairman. Texas Tech Young Republicans won a top college chapter award. Texas A&M was runner up. More than 500 attended the convention which closed with a dinner featuring Milward Simson as a principal speaker.
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Texas Young Republican Federation
Barry Goldwater
Henry Cabot Logie
Federation
Texis
John Tree
Waco
Shirley Duncan
Ama- Till
Charles Hood
Denton
Texas Tech Young Republicns
Texas A&m
Wish
Milward. Simpson
R-Wyo
Fox Unearths Cache of Old Texas Currency in Lamesa
In Lamesa a boy named Etheredge found a rusty two by four inch container near his home while playing basketball. Inside were five Republic of Texas currency notes dated 1837 to 1841 with values of 50, 20, 10, 5 and 3 dollars. Some notes bore Sam Houston signatures and one set included promissory notes issued by Congress.
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Dawnson
Don Etherdie
Andy Mig
Homer Etheredie
Union
Etheredge
Sam Houston
Ethererge
Tom Sawyer Scene Plaque From Mark Twain Land Offer
First time offered in Hannibal Missouri a plaque depicting Tom Sawyer scenes and characters. Includes earth from a famous cave and river water as samples for collectors. Limited offer send name address and 50 cents to H and J Specialties P O Box 627 Hannibal MO allow 30 days for delivery.
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Tom Sawyer
Mark Twain
Hannibal
Missouri
Mississippi River
H. & J. Specialties
P.O
Hepatitis exposure prompts mass Tennessee immunization push
Health officials estimate about 1,000 residents were exposed after a mass hepatitis incident at a Tennessee clinic. The event prompted a rapid immunization drive for local students and adults.
Hepatitis cases linked to campus cafeteria outbreak
University hospital reports possible hepatitis cases after students and staff eat tainted food spreading concerns of a campus outbreak. Health officials warn inoculation must occur within a week of exposure as some cases show diarrhea and liver inflammation among medical, pharmacy, and nursing staff.
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Clark
mid-South
Boston
New York
San Francisco
Friona youths dominate Parmer Junior Livestock Show winners
Rex Wells of Friona High School Future Farmers of America won the grand champion steer at the Parmer County Junior Livestock Show. Tex Phipps, also of Friona, took reserve. top steer sold to Friona Wheat Growers for 75 per pound totaling 741.75. Reserve sold to Sherley Anderson Grain Co. of Bovina for 60 per pound totaling 517.80. Other premiums awarded to area youths and farms with stakes set by local buyers and banks.
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Larhaddie
Parmer County
Stee
Rex Wells
Friona High School
Future Farmers of America
Tex Phipps
Friona Wheat Growers
Sherley - Anderson Grain Co
Bovina
Hereford
Listtieizht
Gary
Hand
James Aiges
Tenn Phinas
Terry ‘Laziudile
Therwek Beaipudire
Mike Tethpayers
Lazhuddie Ily
Matssalt
Havina First National Bank
Kammy Havien
Latuddhe
Samme Haran
Laesbudie Way
Parmer ‘County Pan Co. Fionn
Post Specials Bi Thompson Receives NSF Fellowship
Superintendent Bi Thompson earns a National Science Foundation fellowship in chemistry physics and mathematics at New Mexico Highlands University for June 28 outstanding work. This marks the third NSF fellowship he has received. He previously attended institutes at Utah State University and Texas. AGM POST JAYCEE MEETING POST Special. The newly organized Post Junior Chamber will hold its sheriff presentation banquet at 8 p m Phairsday at the school cafeteria.
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Bi Thompson
National Science Foundation
New Mexico Highlands University
NSF
Utah State University
Texas Agm
Post Jaycee
Post Junior Chamber of Commerce
Van
Mother and Son Injured in Auto Wreck at Main and Ave
Shirley Duncan Welch and her son Larry Don Welch sustained minor injuries in a two car collision at Main and Ave F at 4 50 p m Saturday. Mrs Welch traveling east on Main collided with Gertrudes Marinques driving north on Ave F. Both were treated and released from West Texas Hospital.
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Ave. F
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Larry Don
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West ‘Texas Hospital
Parcel Post Rate Hike Takes Effect April First
New parcel post rates rise about 13 percent nationwide and 13 percent for catalogs. Local impact cited at Lubbock Post Office with six pound parcels rising from 52 to 37 cents. ICC decision aims to ease federal treasury drain, officials note. Post Stampede elects Jack Kirkpatrick president for 1964.
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Lubbock
Interstate Commerce Commission
Lubbock Post Office
Tir Parcel Post
International Parcel Post
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John A. Gronouski
ICC
Post Office Department
Federal Treasury
Bonds Set For Four After Charges Here
Four people faced bonds after charges in a local county court. George Pentain Seaman, 39, was held on arson charges with a $3,000 bond set by Justice George H. McCleskey. Jerry a 20, charged with driving a vehicle without consent, had a $2,000 bond. Berlin notes East Germany's new chief of state pledging to broaden a third German state.
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F. R. Land
George Pentain Seaman
24Th St
Quirt Ave
Jerry
Berlin
East Germany
Prapae
Berling
Abt College Dean Plans Crescent Hill Lectureship
Walter H. Adams, dean of Abt tene Christian College, will open a Week-long Lectureship at Crescent Hill Church of Christ today. The program aims to discuss brownfield renewal and related topics.
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Brownfield
Walter H. Adams
Abttene Christian College
Crescent Hill Church of Christ
Tech To Honor 500 Outstanding Students Today
Tech will honor more than 500 students at the All College Recognition Service in the Tech Union Ballroom at 8 p.m. Dr. R C Goodwin will address the group and Dr William M Pearce will emcee. Separate recognitions include 14 College Honors 31 School Honors 204 first time scholastic recognitions 168 scholarship holders 12 leadership awardees 800 varsity letter recipients and 13 teams and organizations honored for spring and fall 1963 distinctions.
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Tech Union
R. C. Goodwin
Tech
William M. Pearce
Goodwin
James G. Allen
Life
Willa Vaughn Tinsley
8. M. Kennedy
J. Wayland Bennett
John R. Bradford
Roy Furgeson Jr
Lubbock
Students Association
George Heather
Thomas Stover
J. William Davis
Government
Athletic Council
Tony Masso
College Avands
Pre-Medical Club Society Elects Officers In City
Ricky Platz of Montens High School was named president and Kay McKenzie of Tascosa High School Amarillo elected secretary treasurer at Monterey during a West Texas Pre Med Club Society meeting. About 75 delegates heard lectures by Dr William H Gordon and Dr Tenime Mae Lunceford and explored workshop sessions on organizing a plasmed club and program materials.
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Neiely
West Texas
Justine Manning
Monterey
Cluh
Kay McKenzie
Tastosa
Amarillo
John Thoms
Pig Spring
Ricky Platz
John Bedford
Taxeda Club
Pam Aiken
Mudland Club
Montens
Tasosa Wigh School
West Texas Pre - Medical Club Society
Janet
John Thomias
Big Spring
Ohn Bedford
Tascosa
Ernesting Manning
Tascowa
Tascosa High School
Monterey Club
Wilc Jliam H. Gordon
Ten-' Imé Mae Lunceford
Cal Carfrae
Kent Graham
Easter An Awakening at West Texas Museum Planetarium
Special Easter program at 4 p m today and Easter Sunday March 29 at West Texas Museum Planetarium on the Texas Tech campus. It presents the Crucifixion and Resurrection and explains Easter dating with star projections via Spitz Planetarium projector. Admission 50 cents adults 25 cents children free for members. Call Porter 28811 ext F201 for Holy Week reservations. Free parking behind the Museum. RMA membership drive seeks 15 new members with chairman EX Lawyers 1.
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West Texas Museum Planetarium
Texas Tech
Holy Land
Porter
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