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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1964
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR text cites francs and a dollar rate, referencing April figures and 13,000 employees, plus General Joseph Mobutu as commander of the Congolese army with a claimed date in Katanga by June 30.
The Tech department announces an annual music camp for elementary to high school divisions. Living in Tech residence halls costs 65 dollars for men and 70 dollars for women with a 20 dollar student fee plus 10 dollar health fee. Deposits received by May 20 are nonrefundable. Activities run 9 a.m. to unspecified closing, with supervised recreation and evenings featuring games and concerts. Keith McCarty of the Tech music department notes the camp directors and activities will include various city activities and performances.
Linda Terry a secretarial science major from Tyler was crowned the 1964 El Explorador queen during a formal ceremony. Runners-up included Miss Oldham and Miss Coffman. the program honored sophomores, freshmen, and class favorites with profiles of students and campus life. The El Explorador yearbook theme Spirit of Lee highlights religion, personalities, work, and fun, with a 179 page color book featuring Lee Administration building imagery and Blest Be the Tie inset.
New Mexico Governor Jack M. Campbell will address the Clovis High School Future Farmers of America Parents Sons Banquet at 7 30 p.m. Thursday in the high school cafeteria. Outstanding FFA members will receive awards.
Fragmentary notes mention a major figure and an event in Portland with references to George bridge and an announced purpose. The readable material is jumbled and lacks coherent details or dates to form a concrete summary.
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