LCC Grants First 125 Associate Degrees At Graduation
At Moody Auditorium Lubbock Christian College conferred 125 associate degrees in applied arts and science to its largest graduating class. Honor students Terry Parker and Dina Kay Woodrum were named. diplomas were presented by Dean Norman Keener and LCC Board chair Lennis Baker. Russell H. Venn of Humble Oil urged grads to view problems as opportunities and prepare to face global and domestic challenges.
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Fredda Gage
Avalanche-Journal
Lubbock Christian College
Moody
LCC
J. W. Hamby
B. Wayne Hinds
Ble Oil and Refining Company
Houston
Venn
Terry
Ray Parker
Cooper Parker
Brady
Dina Kay Woodrum
B.C. Woodrum
Lamesa
Norman. Keener
LCC Board of Trustees
Lennis Baker
LCO
Lubbock ‘Christian College
Dina Kay
Woodrum
Terry Ray Parker
Texas Tech Receives NSF Grant for Equipment
Texas Tech University is one of 330 U.S. colleges and universities awarded grants from the National Science Foundation to aid undergraduate science equipment purchases. The Tech grant totals $3,000 with a required school match of at least 50 percent of the equipment cost.
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Washington
Exas Tech
U.S
Fox hunting push sails through Texas Senate
Texas senators adopt a resolution to allow fox hunting in the state by directing the Parks and Wildlife Department to identify suitable acreage or state park space. The measure moves to the House for action as supporters cite tradition and sporting heritage.
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Austin
Texas
Parks
Wildlife Department
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Orientation meeting for CD liaison officer in Lubbock area
An orientation session for local civil defense personnel is set for 10 30 a m today at DPS headquarters 4010 Ave R. to introduce Jack Schlueter 45 newly appointed regional liaison and deputy coordinator for a 60 county area with C O Lane from Austin also present.
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Jack Schlueter
Lubbock Civil Defense
Schlueter
C. O. Lane
Austin
Department of Public Safety
Division of Defense and Disaster Relief
DPS
Ave
Fixodent Denture Membrane Aids Comfort and Fit
An artificial membrane bonds dentures to gums closely like tissue, reducing movement. Fixodent absorbs bite shock protecting gums and enabling louder eating and clearer speech. The product promises all day wear, heat resistance, and precise application via a pencil-point dispenser. See a dentist regularly. available at drug counters.
House approves subsidies cap amid farm bill debate
The Appropriations Committee backed a $20,000 ceiling on federal milk subsidy payments and added $100 million while expanding funding for feeding programs. The 112 to 100 vote could face reversal in the Senate as critics warn the limit may harm farm programs and cost taxpayers more.
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Washington
UPI
the Appropriations Committee
House
Senate
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Embezzling Suspect Enters Plea in Federal Case
Kenneth L. Musgrave 38 former Home Savings Association of Odessa chair pled innocent to embezzlement charges in federal courtbond set at 250000 Musgrave previously of Abilene now in Dallas posted Abilene property valued at 600000 as security Co defendants Marshall Womack and Jack Bryant released on 20000 bonds Homer E Koon Jr of Gainesville posted 5000 bond in Sherman Indictment alleges Musgrave and Womack willfully embezzled 12 million Savings Association funds Trial dates set for August 18 or early September
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EL Paso
Kenneth L. Musgrave
The
Home Savings Association of
Odessa
Musgrave
Abilene
Dallas
Marshall Womack
Jack ‘Bryant
Homer E. Koon Jr
Gainesville
Sherman
U.S
U S
Musgrave and
Womack
Savings Association
Bryant
Koon
Ernest Quinn
Gordon Whitman
Fort Worth
Warren Burnett
Billy Sol Estes
Burglaries Target Lubbock Homes Cars and Theatre
Burglars hit Lubbock area with thefts at a car park on 50th Street a Fine Arts Drive in Theatre box office and a plumbing firm storage site. Losses include clothing cash and a pistol two rings copper tubing two hand trucks and house damages totaling about 240 dollars.
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Bill Penton
Fort Worth
50Th St. John
Karr
Fine Arts
Levelland Highway
Lubbock Plumbing Co
29Th St
Patsy Woodard
39Th St
Lubbock County
Steven Gonzales
N. Ave
Salome de Leon
Bates St
1St St
Tom Verner
Sst
Soviet Premier Says Paris Talks Not Yet Successful
Soviet leader Kosygin told a Kabul reception during a friendship visit that Paris talks aimed at ending the Vietnam war have not yet yielded positive results, Tass reported via AP from Moscow.
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Mier Alexei
Kosygin
Paris
Tass Ree
Kabul
Afghanistan
Judge Denies Defense in Marijuana Possession Case
In 137th District Court Judge James A Ellis denied a defense motion to suppress marijuana evidence in the Dale Hood case from Lubbock. A separate motion to limit cross examination and witness argument was granted while a discovery motion was allowed except for a witness statement. Det. Capt. Wayne Love and Det. Bob Tedder testified. a DPS chemist presented suspected marijuana items.
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James A.’ Ellis
Ellis
Dale Hood
Lubbock
Broadus A
Spivey
Wayne Love
Bob Tedder
Hood
137Th District Court
Asst
Mike Millsap
Pat Donley
Department of Public Safety
J. Blair Cherry Jr
Capt. Love
Thomas Martinez
Avenue O
Police Nab Two In Robbery Case
Police arrested an 18 year old youth and a 17 year old girl after a strong arm robbery of a woman. The victim identified a man and a girl who struck her and took 35 dollars from Ortencia Vasquez at 218 Temple Ave. The pair fled in the woman's car and left her stranded in Mackenzie Park. The girl was referred to county juvenile authorities and the youth was held for possible charges.
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Ortencia
Vasquez
Temple Ave
Carey Stafford
Mackenzie Park
County
Portales Crowns Miss Portales at ENMU Campus
Mary Collins, daughter of Mr and Mrs Clarence Collins of Lubbock Texas, won the Miss Portales title at Eastern New Mexico University defeating seven finalists. She will represent Portales in the Miss New Mexico Contest July 17 in Hobbs.
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Portales
Mary ‘Collins
Clarence Collins
60Th St
Lubbock
Park CC Names Public Relations Manager Bill Galyon
Bill Galyon of 4901 49th St has been named public relations manager of the Lubbock Chamber of Commerce. The Sherman native, Austin College and North Texas State alum, recently moved from Wichita Falls where he was a radio news director and has worked on a Lubbock TV news staff. He will edit the chamber magazine Greater Lubbock and coordinate publicity and committees.
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Bill Galyon
49Th St
Galyon
Chamber
Students Boycott California Campuses In Massive Protest
Berkeley saw thousands of students boycott as 2 200 classes were canceled and National Guardsmen withdrew to armories. In Sacramento about 10 000 protesters marched near the state Capitol while Riverside UCLA and Santa Cruz reported substantial but varied participation.
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Berkeley
Calif
Sacramento
State Capitol
Riverside
California
Ucla
Santa Cruz
Univer
City Child Hit By Automobile
A four year old girl Rosa Mary Reyna of 303 Ave S was hit by a slow moving car at 4th Street and Sherman Avenue. She was treated at Methodist Hospital and dismissed. Driver Samuel Garcia 21 of 111 N Ave U said he stopped to avoid children and the girl ran in front of the car. A two car crash at Fig Ave and E 3rd Street injured Amparo Terrasas 38 of 3017 E 3rd Place. she was treated at Methodist and dismissed. The report notes bears swim well, especially the polar bear.
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Ave. S
Methodist Hospital
Samuel Garcia
N. Ave.u
4Th Street
Sherman Avenue
Fig Avenue
E. 3Rd Street
Amparo Terrasas
E. 3Rd. Place
Methodist
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