Protest Fray Cited as Civil Disobedience Deleted
A fragment notes that the protest faced opposition from Southe, and despite deleting the words civil disobedience the meaning remained clear.
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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1964
Page
13
University Journal Highlights Phi Kappa Phi Officers
The report lists current officers including Wlip Johnson as president and Darla Henderson and Mecall Mi as key members. Dr Hackerman was introduced by Tech President R Goodwin during the Phi Kappa Phi event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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Tin Piatier
Educat Bs
Seh Siemens
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Wlip Johnson
Presiss
Darla Henderson
Mecall
Phi Kappa Phi
Journal
Tech
R. ©. Goodwin
Hackerman
School Faculty Moves and 1964–65 Assignments Listed
E 2attes and 21 faculty members approved for 1964 65 assignments by Justice and Hale in a Glenside High School session. Names include John the seventh grade coach and Laon Joyce Kurtz shifting from teaching 10 studies to counselor at O L Slaton. Separate elections assign Mrs Mary Berman and others to teach special education social studies English mathematics and secondary subjects with a wide array of elementary and secondary postings across Hutchinson Junior High and Lubboch High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elems
Justice
Hailey
Tacluc High School
Jeanne Fon
John
Laon Joyce Kurtz
Peg. ‘Gy McMurry
Mary ‘Kay Pearce
Donna Redd
Shelby Ree
Sylvia Singleton
Secendary
Lynda Sudduth
Ella Tweedy
Loyd C. Willis
Lubbock High School
Barbara jJean Zunker
Arturo Gonzalez
Lawmakers discuss amendments on equal employment rule.
Atty Gen Robert Kennedy attended Dirksen meetings as discussions centered on amendments to the equal employment opportunity bill. Senate members weighed limiting the commission to court action only after individual suits, with resistance to anti discrimination measures seen as a key issue. General support from Humphrey and others followed exploratory talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert H. Horphrey
Wire
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Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
Dirksen
Forc
Humphrey
Justice Department
Meeting Notes Mention Visiting Teacher and School Officials
A Thursday meeting included visiting teacher for summer school and present board members along with Nat Williams the superintendent Ishmael Hill assistant and Linus Wright business manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nat Williams
Ishmael Hill
Linus Wright
Pusness
Fragmentary Quote on Debts and Remodeling Costs
A partial excerpt recalls Tam agreeing to pay $4,982 for four weeks stay and $1,800 owed as a house refurbishment proceeds, with Caton recounting the tensions over settlements and timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caton
Fire Flares As Glue Is Ignited
Fire damaged the Roger Martin residence at 2610 33rd St when fumes from glue ignited during kitchen remodel. Workmen, unhurt, said a ball of flame surged up as they handled a tile top for the cabinet. Kitchen dining room laundry room and hall suffered heavy damage. rest of house smoke-damaged. Lagos Nigeria will form development bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Martin
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