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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1965
Page
7
A lumberyard owner recalls meeting Frank Dandridge 18 years earlier when he was a boy with an artificial eye and scarred face. The man avoided him until Frank became his first customer, prompting a life changing moment as he realized behind looks lies kindness. The piece ends with the author reflecting on the power of saying thank you.
Examiners favor merging the bankrupt New Haven Railway to allow the combined company to carry passengers while shifting focus to freight. They argue the move could yield a reasonable return on investment and strengthen competition in the regional rail market. PRR and NYC executives support conditions set by ICC examiners as preserving public interest.
Jurors were chosen for a 72nd District Court civil suit in Brownfield where Everett W Wilrus seeks a $128 86 judgment against Plain Transport Inc. The case, transferred on a plea of privilege, concerns injuries from a liquified transport truck explosion on Highway 82. Trial before Judge Victor H Lindsey proceeds with morning testimony set.
Walter Meyer of Waco outlines a working farm tour by Texas A B S commodity directors. Delegates, self funding, will meet importers and buyers in Rotterdam Brussels London Paris and other hubs. The itinerary includes visits to trade offices ports markets and historic sites from March to April with side trips and sightseeing.
Indian film star Jay Silverheels known for Tonto in The Lone Ranger will visit Lubbock Municipal Airport for a two day stay to promote the movie Indian Paint starring Johnny Crawford. He will appear on local radio and TV stations, with a career spanning films with Tyrone Power and Alan Ladd and TV shows Wagon Train John Slaughter Rawhide Bonanza and Gunsmoke.
Oklahoma City report notes Marvin E. Tong Jr. an expert on ancient Indian cultures and director of the Great Plains Museum at Lawton Okla will speak before the Oklahoma Mineral and Gem Society in April. The subject is Why Dig Up Old Indians Anyway.
A powerful quake struck central Chile north of Santiago with deaths reported in Llay-Llay and El Cobre near the copper town. Valparaiso and Santiago experienced damage and outages while a curfew was set to curb looting. The tremor felt far as Buenos Aires, with political leaders urging calm.
The symposium feature notes a tech educator from the State University of Iowa serving as a resident research fellow at Argonne National Laboratory. He holds memberships in the American Chemical Society Texas and Iowa Academies of Science AAAS and the Central Association of Science and Mathematics Teachers. Dr Wendlandt is a charter member of the Tech chapter of Siema Ni and has conducted US Air Force Office of Scientific Research projects on heat effects in cobalt chromite copper and nickel compounds.
Dallas based oil magnate H L Hunt warns that Life Line Foundation loses its tax free status after IRS ruling it broadcasts political rather than educational content. IRS confirms revocation affecting a program line funded since 1931 with more than 3 million dollars in donations, Hunt has long championed education in public affairs.
The fragmentary report hints at Renatan and a performance critique, mentioning Emon and Retorts and a demand for SB in a pitch test. The garbled text limits clear facts, but suggests a sports or performance event with disputed covernment references and possible testing outcomes.
Dr Thadis W Box of Texas Tech has been elected secretary of the Range Management Education Council, a division of the American Society of Range Management. He will serve as secretary in 1965, move to vice president in 1966 and become president in 1967, guiding curriculum standards and enrollment statistics across 18 universities.
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