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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1967
Page
11
A Chicago businessman recounts a 72 toast Georgian banquet in Tbilisi. The record lists 22 toasts from host to guests, including to Georgia, the Soviet Union, the gas industry, peace programs, and even free love.
Three Lubbock junior college students received silver spurs from Delta Psi Omega for acting. Jana Massie won most promising newcomer, while Paul Garrison and Perry Silvey were recognized for their stage roles in LCC drama productions including 110 in the Shade and The World Within a Wooden O.
Memorial services for deceased military veterans will be held at 3 p.m. Sunday at Alten Brothers Post No. 148 at 2412 Ave Q. A tea will be served after the service, which will include taps. Acting chaplain Mrs. H. P. Woods will direct the program.
The text notes Susan Hancock, daughter of Mr and Mrs Hancock, as the salutatorian with a grade average of 96.65. It mentions Victor the 1967 Pie at New Home High School and an average of 97.71 for another student.
Habib Bourguiba's foreign minister Habib Bourguiba will undertake an official visit to Washington from April 4 to 11, a government announcement said. The trip aims to discuss bilateral ties and regional issues.
Dr Philip WwW of the Environmental Science Institute reports possible presence of cancer related materials in cigarette paper claiming a selenium form may exist. A professor cautions selenium may not cause cancer and notes uncertainty about vapor or particle forms.
A report notes alleged theft of government property at the base. Monthly airplane engine parts were moved from the facility in a case linked to charges of stealing government property.
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