Governor nominates three to Texas Tech board in Dallas
Governor John Connally sent to the Senate nominations for Harold Hinn Roy Furr and Herbert Allen to serve six year terms on the Texas Technological College board. Hinn seeks reappointment while Furr and Allen replace Wall and Wooldridge. Also named is Dr J A Chatman to Texas Southern University board in Houston. The piece notes Hinns past service Furrs local ties and Allens tech background and cautions about divided interests with Rice Institute.
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Considered Mercy and Red Cross Legacy in War and Peace
Considerine's On the Line looks at the Red Cross journey from a wartime relief aide to a broad humanitarian presence. The article traces the organization's origin in Geneva a hundred years ago and notes its expanded roles in epidemics disasters nurseries and aged care.
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New York City a 24 Hour Town by Phyllis Battelle
New York City offers nonstop services from 24 hour drugstores to international shops and free cultural options. The article highlights the Quarter Guide to Shops and Services and lists unusual city amenities from letter reclaim at the post office to home visiting beauty services and overseas gift shops.
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Toe in the Door of Opportunity Quote
A reflective line notes that many men seek a chance to enter opportunity by any small opening. The statement emphasizes the universal desire for access to better prospects and progress.
Lubbock Avalanche-Journal Morning Edition Fremd Page Notice
The passage announces the Lubbock Avalanche-Journal Morning Edition published on weekdays with Sunday consolidation, by Avalanche-Journal Publishing Company at 6th Street and Avenue J in Lubbock Texas. It notes associations with wire services AP and UPI and includes a date March 23 1963 along with patriotic pledge language.
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Congress pays lip service while Vietnam soldiers miss benefits
The piece denounces Congress for delaying pay raises and new benefits for Americans fighting in Vietnam. It notes pilots in helicopter units can now fire on identified enemies, yet soldiers killed or disabled in Vietnam receive no hot war veterans benefits, GI Bill access, or automatic disability and life-insurance coverage. It cites 52 combat deaths since 1961 and mocks congressional travel allowances while urging action.
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Man’s Talkative Nature Linked to Pain and Illness
A man remains talkative when he can share his pains and illness with others. The statement suggests that expressing suffering fuels conversation and social interaction.
Memory Lane picks Maedgen as 1943 Texas A&M Master in Lubbock
Qn Memory Lane reports C E Maedgen, president of Lubbock National Bank, named chairman of the 1943 Master of the Texas A M fraternity in Lubbock for San Jacinto Day observances April 21. He will seek help from local A M alumni including W G McMillan O L Byrd C C Jobson and W T Strange. Government notes Stovall named district attorney for the 110th district to replace Hamilton who entered the service. Spring formally opens at 7 03 a m with vernal equinox remarks by Dr R S Underwood Texas Tech math professor.
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W. T. Strange
Austin
Coke R. Stevenson
Richard Stovall
Floydada
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Matador
Servce
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Texas Tech
Kentucky Miners Anger Over UMW Welfare Fund
In Harlan Kentucky miners protest the United Mine Workers Welfare and Retirement Fund. Pensions cut, four hospitals up for sale, and talks of more closures amid dwindling coal production and slowed royalty revenues. Local leaders decry unilateral decisions without miner input, while picketing bands vow to defend access to benefits.
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John L. Lewis
UMW. Welfare and Retirement Fund
Forest of Dean
Kentucky
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Welfare Fund
McDowell
Hazard
Middlesboro
Whitesburg
Cumberland
Robert McDonald
Harlan
Counties In Oregon Contrast Strangely
Oregon has 26 counties larger in area than Rhode Island Harney County covers 10132 square miles with under 7000 residents Multnomah County is the state's smallest yet houses over 521000 people Denmark remarks on foreign laborers as it tightens admission policies.
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