Kennedy Stamp First Day Cover Instructions Amid Mixed Export News
Instructions describe a 5 cent Kennedy stamp first day cover with return and outer envelopes labeled First day Covers 5 Cent Kennedy Stamp and Boston delivery by Friday. A separate note mentions meat export restrictions by Britain's Caterers Association due to beef shortages from Argentina affecting European meals.
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Kennedy
Siall
Santtarapek
Eostern
Pmass
Boston
Ministry of ‘Agriculture
Caterers’ Association’ of
Britain
Continent
Heath III Receives Washington Univ Fellowship in Medicine
Hunter Heath III, senior pre medical student at Texas Tech, is named senior research fellow at Washington University School of Medicine St. Louis, starting September. He will work in psychiatry on projects examining effects on human psychiatric behavior. Heath, who will earn a chemistry BA this spring from Tech, is son of Mr and Mrs Hunter Heath of Monterey High School honor societies member Phi Kappa Phi Alpha Epsilon Delta and Sigma Tau Delta.
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Hunter Heath II
Texas ‘Tech
Washington University
School of Medicine
St. Louis
Eli Robee
Bevington Reed Cato Named Minnesota State College Executive
Bevington Reed Cato named executive officer of the Minnesota State College Board. Reed, former academic dean at Minnesota State College, previously taught at San Angelo College and Sul Ross State College. He served in the Navy, earning two battlefield commissions, and will command a $? salary as he takes the post at Mankato.
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Bevington Reed Cato
Ato State College
Minnesota State College Board
Devington Reed
Will Asurtie Kigabe
Bailexas Tech
Reed
Ne Corps
Pacific
Reedi Pugh
Texas
New Mexico
San Angelo College
Ios
Highland University
Tas NM
Reed Vegas
NuaMo
Sul Ross State, College
Mankato
Redd
Texas Oight
Lou Stubbs
Lubbock
Reeds
Joel
Will
Three Guilty Pleas Heard In County Court
Six people faced charges in county court for misdemeanor offenses. three pleaded guilty. One man was fined $300 plus costs and received 150 days in jail for passing bad checks. Phillip Brown, Newt 2117 30th St., received three separate sentences of 50, 100, and 150 dollars with 30 and 60 day terms. Raul Wilson, 26, 503 Ave M, pleaded guilty to negligent homicide in a traffic death of Oralia Martinez on Jan 2. D W Stack, 39, 1704 Ave G, was fined $100 with 10 days jail for passing a worthless check. Three others pleaded not guilty and await trial.
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Demeanor
James A. Ellis
Newt
Phillip Brown
30Th St
Raul Wilson
Ave. M
Oralia Martinez
Pat Moore
D. W. Stack
Ave. G
Whi
Woodrow Wilson
Fordham St
My L. McClain
Galveston
M. L. McClain
Two Paroles Granted and Three Revoked Across Texas
Two area parolees were released by the Texas Board of Pardons and Paroles last week while three others had paroles revoked. W. T. Garrett was paroled to Lubbock after serving three years and eight months of a five year term for robbery by assault. Ramon Gavin Jr. was returned to Midland after a four year sentence for murder without malice. Alfred W. Davisson, previously sentenced to five years for embezzlement, was returned to prison after 15 months on parole and a new charge of absconding. Billy Gene Nichols, convicted in Bailey, Cochran and Lubbock counties on four burglary counts, was sent back to prison on a new conviction after 20 months of an eight year sentence. Enrique Ortega, convicted of murder with malice in 1952 in Howard County, also has years remaining in an eight year sentence after parole.
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Austin
Texas Board of Pardons and Paroles
W. T. Garrett
Lubbock
Ramon Gavin,Jr
Ly Midland
Midland
Alfred W.davisson
Billy. Gene. Nichols
Bailey
Cochran
Enrique’ ‘Ortega
Howard County
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Hunter Heath III
Rome Attamas Cr Ae
Gary
Super Dogs
F.d.lc
Riverside
T.oir
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