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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1964

Page

5

Summer program announced at West Texas Museum

The West Texas Museum on the Texas Tech campus will host 19 exploratory courses for grades seven through 12 across four sessions this summer. Creative art classes run for all four sessions for grades one through six, with the first session opening for first and second graders. Tuition for the chess course is 7.90 with 8 to 12 students, and registration runs 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesday through Friday or by mailing tuition to The Museum Box 2210 Tech. No phone registrations.

Jack Aker Suzanne Doe Verge Aker West Texas Museum Lubbock Sheen Texas Tech T. Simpson Mee Dorris Maxey Joe Pierce Texas Wild Life Herschel Garner Tejas

Brooklyn Patrol Leader Seeks More Police After Woman Slain

In Crown Heights a 38 year old woman Charlotte Lipsik was raped stabbed and killed in her apartment elevator. The Maccabees patrol group organized after uptick in muggings and beatings plans Monday talks with Police Commissioner Murphy to press for more protection. Instructor Meredith Aker named to lead a nature and art class with 19 tuition and 10 to 45 student range for a museum inspired program.

New York CAP A. Watansetiil Stabbet Brooklyn Wat Has Crown Heights Maccabees Miss Lipsik Asst Chie James Kort Knott Rabbi Schrage Michael J. Murphy

Rain God Delays Move at Chapultepec Park Museum

In Mexico City the 167 ton Tláloc rain god remains aboard a large trailer awaiting placement at the Chapultepec Park Museum entrance. Officials blamed heavy rains and miscalculations on the unwieldy sculpture, noting one wrong move could ruin the artifact.

Mexico City New Chapultepec Park

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