Doctor Lee Sews A Lifelong Career From Oklahoma to Texas
Dr. Dan Lee born 1878 in Laurel Indiana and later a football star at Northwestern Military Academy, St. Louis University and Creighton. He became a doctor after hearing the Lord’s call and graduated from Kansas City Medical College in 1912 before serving as a U S Army Medical Corps officer starting July 1917.
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Dr. Lee
Laurel
Ind
Northwestern Military Academy
Dan Lee
St. Louis University
Creighton University
Omaha
Neb
Kansas City Medical College
Medical Corps
U.S. Army
Vice President Humphrey Enjoys Cake and Talk in Waverly
The vice president shared cake with about 70 spectators after a colorful event. he spoke of plans to visit Waverly Minnesota for weekend repairs to a 1924 Model T, then contrasted old and modern medicine. Dr. Lee reflected on generational progress in medicine and football.
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Humphrey
Waverly
Minn
Commencement Activities At Tech Include ROTC Ceremonies
An array of commencement activities is scheduled today at Tech. Rehearsals begin 8:30 a.m. in the Coliseum for cadets who will receive second lieutenant commissions. Brig. Gen. John S. Hughes will address Army ROTC cadets at 11 a.m. in the Tech Union Ballroom. Air Force ROTC cadets hear Brig. Gen. Frank B. Eliott at 1 p.m. in the Union Coronado Room. A 9:30 a.m. reception follows in the Union Ballroom. About 7,000 students are expected for the summer session, with dormitories opening May 31. Registration is June 1-2. classes start June 3 and end July 9.
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Fority
Frank B. Eliott
Strategic Air Command
Offutt Afb
Nev
Union Coronado
Tech
R. C.goodwin
Union Ballroom
Tech Board of Directors
Thhe School of Agriculture
Agriculture
Budget board to consider pay raises for judges and staff
Budget board members expect requests for salaries of 25000 to 40000 dollars as a possible boost for Supreme Court judges currently earning 24000 dollars. The board may recommend raises for judges, though none was requested. Recommendations go to the legislature in January with effect in the 1967 fiscal year starting Sept. 1. In Congo Mobutu creates the National Order of the Leopard to honor local and foreign figures at June 30 ceremonies marking Esbayre’s sixth anniversary.
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Budget Board
Supreme Court
Leopoldville
Congo
Joseph D. Mobutu
Esbayre
Believe It Or Not About Smallest Court Bet in Catherine of Pean Era
A quirky note recalls the court of Catherine of Pean where the smallest wager permitted was a goble goldin ducats. Each ducat valued at 2.28 units, highlighting historic betting practices and currency.
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Catherine OF Pean
New Mosque in Algiers Built by Christian Slave in 1660
Historically significant Algiers mosque dating to 1660 was constructed by a Christian enslaved worker who had pled for freedom upon completion. He was executed after authorities discovered a hidden Greek cross woven into the architecture.
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Algiers
British pilots needed as lines expand in United States
British pilots are needed because airline routes in the United States are expanding too quickly for the American labor market to fill. The piece notes a common language as an asset and says visas for British immigrants are fairly easy to obtain, aiding migration.
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United States
Peopleo
the Hill
Soviet denounces Israeli provocations in Middle East
The Soviet Union condemned alleged Israeli provocations against Arab states and warned of possible intervention if peace is threatened. Tass distributed the four page statement while Red Star and Soviet Russia carried the reaction to Kosygin's Cairo pledge and calls for Arab unity among UAR Syria Algeria and Iraq.
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Moscow
UPI
Union
Middle East
Red Star
Soviet Russia
Tass
Alexei Kosygin
Cairo
Kosygin
United Arab Republic
UAR
Syria
Algeria
Iraq
Russia
Israel
Ussr
Mental Patient Kills Wife and Four Children Then Suicide
Warren Ohio AP A 31 year old laborer Michael Collins killed his wife Minnie 26 and four children Viola 3 Silas 4 David 7 and Andy 6 with a .22 rifle a hunting knife and pliers then set fire to his home and shot himself Police reported he had been under psychiatric care for months including treatment at Woodside Receiving Hospital and private psychiatry He apparently acted in a brief temper tantrum after reloading and had 80 shells in his pocket The attack occurred after a brother saw smoke and forced entry to find the bodies and signs of a struggle with the bed collapsed and the weapon nearby The incident is described as nonpremeditated by Sheriff Barnett and Doctor Sudimack
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Warren
Ohio
Michael Collins
Robert Barnett
Jake Collins
Republic Steel Corp
Joseph Sudimack Jr
Sudimack
Collings
Barnett
Suchmack
Collins
Euylice
Michael
Minnie
Sucimack
Viola
Silas
David
Andy
Woodside Receiving Hospital
Youngstown
Republic
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Jim Latimer
Social Security Administration
Lubbock
Latimer
Oklahoma
Guymon
Lee
France
Okla
Anton
Tech Rites
Partment of Architecture and Allied Arts
Pampa
John Howard Carlson
Jack Dwain Carlison
School of Engineering
Rubbermaid
Colt
ROWE
Caprock
Riegel Corp
Boyswear
Caprock - Town & Country Family Park
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