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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1965
Page
3
The report notes no early cut in the United States and mentions a Dominican force seen in the area. W. Tapley Bennett is cited in connection with the statement.
Mrs Harold Wevler of San Antonio will lead a 9:30 a.m. training at First Christian Church for volunteers in the WICS program. The effort, linked to Job Corps style centers, aims to screen and train young women 16 to 71 who lack vocational background but seek further opportunities. The plan includes a permanent office and recruiting 20 applicants for centers across the United States.
California physicist Dr. Char Kittel outlined Texas Tech 1965 curriculum evaluation work during his Welch Foundation sponsored lecture in the Chemistry Building. He and Dr. Millican noted courses often outdated by decades and urged biennial or decennial reviews across campuses with student input guiding improvements.
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. outlined plans for mass demonstrations in Montgomery as he criticized Alabama lawmakers. He spoke at Camden and Marion about voter registration, economic and political inequality, and the danger of poll taxes. He urged Congress to act and voiced concern over white supremacy and the oppression of Negro citizens in the state.
A jumble of fragmented lines reports a 15 900 p goal for a city match and a 20 day vacation visit by Peron's wife with mentions of Asuncion Paraguay and Argentina. The text also hints at political aims, a galvanometer device note, and a budget emphasis on mental illness in children, attributed to Dr Kovnar.
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