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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1962

Page

2

Distributive education helps DE students master public poise

The article outlines how Lubbock and Monterey high school distributive education students gain confidence and skills by working in retail settings. Barbara Sayles and Marion Edwards exemplify hands on training while teachers and employers emphasize budgeting time, classroom lessons, and job experiences to prepare for careers in distribution and retail.

Tee Lubbock Monterey Bieh Barbara Sayles Barbara T.g.&y Marion Edwards Jewell Foster Lovie Liston Lubbock High Paul Graham

Contempt Case Involving 98 Year Old Woman In Panama City

A 98 year old woman, Josephine Johnson, is held in Bay County jail on a contempt for court conviction after allegedly trying to influence jurors in the Otis Lee trial. Circuit Judge Robert McCrary ordered a one year term with probation and parole officer review of her mental and physical condition before serving. A mistrial was declared in the rape case of Otis Lee, a Black man accused of raping a young white housewife, amid remarks attributed to Johnson.

Panama City Fla Bay County Josephine Johnson Robert McCrary Otis Lee Atty Adams Lee Mrs. Johnson

Students return after brief suspension over Patriot tract

Three Bay side High School students resume classes after a one week suspension for distributing a four page tract titled The Patriot. Officials say the piece labeled a student as a dangerous Communist and another as traitor of the week. The trio belong to Young Americans for Freedom and say the tract was to counter liberal opponents.

NEW York Bayside High School the Patriot Young Americans For Freedom Young Amerina For Freedom Dominick Alaggia Alaggia Leonard Pincus

Libby Urges Caution On Scientist In Political Roles

Nobel laureate Willard F Libby professor of chemistry at the University of California Los Angeles argues scientists should not automatically guide political choices. He says experts in one field may lack judgment in non scientific areas and cautions against using scientists to persuade masses in policy. He stresses citizen rights to vote and speak, while noting limits on expert influence on political matters. Describes tensions between scientific advisers and administrators in non technical decisions. Also reports on South Vietnamese desertions and World Court opinion request by U Thant.

Libby University of California At Los Angeles Eascto United World Court Red Side Tokyo U.N Red Viet Nam U Thant China China News’ Agency

Mrs C Kenneth Hill Receives NSF Summer Fellowship

Mathematics teacher Mrs C Kenneth Hill of Atkins Junior High earned a National Science Foundation fellowship for three summers of study in the sciences. The award covers tuition and a stipend as she pursues advanced mathematics education. A Hardin Simmons graduate, she studied at Texas Tech and previously taught at Littlefield and Monterey High Schools in Lubbock. she is married to the First Baptist Church activities director.

C. Kenneth Hill Atkins Junior High National Science Foundation Washington, D. C Hill Hardin-Simmons Ersity Texas Tech Littlefield Monterey High School Lubbock First Baptist Church

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