Lubbock to Hire 14 Mexican American Head Start Teachers
Seven more teachers of Mexican American descent were hired by Lubbock school trustees for the Head Start program, bringing the total to 14 certified Mexican American teachers. The district aims to exceed the eight required by the Office of Economic Opportunity with federal funding of 246,259 dollars. All are degree holding and will be paid 475 dollars monthly, with over 50 teachers supporting the program.
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Lockney Readies for Malaysian Exchange Student
Lockney welcomes Miss Chan Siew Luan for the 1967 68 school term at Lockney High. Reverend W D McReynolds says the Malaysian student will arrive in Lockney shortly after landing in San Francisco on July 31 and hopes to meet schoolmates before the fall term starts.
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Pilgrim Museum Opens as Tavares Explains Wash Day Origin
Kenneth Tavares, museum manager in Plymouth Massachusetts, recalls a 65 day sea voyage aboard the Mayflower and a Monday debarkation that led to the wash day tradition. He notes the pilgrims washed their clothes promptly after landing and the practice began.
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