Idea Swap Slated By City Students
About 500 junior high student leaders from 10 city schools gather at Mackenzie Junior High for a first in seven years idea swap. The program features a Swap Shop exchange, panels of principals, and a closing talk by Rev. Morris Sheats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mackenzie Junior High School
Lubbock
Morris Sheats
Trinity Church
Monterey High School
Clay Leaverton
Mackenzie
Gene Williamson
Thompson Junior High
Charles Brown
Struggs Junior High
Gordon Downum
Slaton
Jerry Crawford
Wilson Junior High
Roy Grimes
Hutchinson Junior High
Alderson
Atkins
Evans
Matthews
Wilson
Sheats
Mickey Andress
Mackenzie Junior High
Host I
Rus Admin Bhog and Accts Courses at Texas Lohbock
An item lists business machines courses offered by Rus Administrative Bhog and Accts at 1414 Texas Lohbock. The entry reads as a catalog notice indicating available training in bookkeeping and accounting equipment use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bhog
Acct's
Texas Lohbock
Lubbock Toastmasters Seek Youth Leaders for Training
Lubbock Toastmasters invite youths aged 15 to 17 for a Youth Leadership Program beginning Sunday at the Gardens and Arts Center 4215 University Ave. An enrollment meeting is at 2 p.m. Sunday. Bob Fisher says the eight session course builds communication and leadership skills with free materials and no student charge. Ralph Steele coordinates and can be reached at PO5-7761 Ext 243.
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Lubbock
Toastmasters Club
Gardens and Arts Center
University Ave
Bob Fisher
Fisher
United Fund Campaign Luncheon Attracts Four Hundred
About 400 people attended the second United Fund Campaign luncheon at First Methodist Church. George Bunton, Employe Division chairman, presided and thanked division chairmen. Reginald Martin spoke on the division’s role in collecting from 5 700 individuals. Bob Snyder outlined the fair share giving plan and J C Chambers summarized the fund chairman's duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Fund
First Methodist Church
George Bunton
Reginald Martin
Bob Snyder
J. C. Chambers
Humphrey predicts dramatic shift as campaign ends
Hubert Humphrey says he is behind in the race but expects a dramatic change in support in the closing weeks. He labels LeMay and Wallace’s nuclear stance as frightening and dangerous, while Wallace defends Vietnam strategy and Nixon faces charges of evasion on the nonproliferation treaty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press International
Hubert Humphrey
Washington
Humphreys
Curtis E. LeMay
George Wallace
Wallace-LeMay
Humphrey
Wallace
U.S
Vietnnam
Buffalo
N.Y
Alabama
LeMay
Vietnam
Richard Nixon
Nixon
Atlanta
Greenville
Spartansburg
S.C
Barrientos Swears Civilian Cabinet in Bolivia
President Renee Barrientos swore in a largely civilian Bolivian cabinet in La Paz replacing a July military cabinet created to counter what officials described as a Communist led subversion threat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LA Paz
Bolivia
Renee Barrientos
Warren Urges Racial Peace and Court Role
Chief Justice Earl Warren called for a national drive against racial hatred and distrust at a centennial 14th Amendment convocation. He urged all branches of government to fully marshal resources to advance Negro and minority rights and to keep the judiciary as final arbiter of minority protections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Earl Warren
Warren
Supreme Court
New York University
School of Law
High Court
Margaret's Robbed Again in Lubbock Store Burglary
Police probe ongoing into the exclusive women’s shop Margaret's near downtown Lubbock after a burglary that may exceed 25 000 dollars. Investigators link it to a 1965 heist of furs valued well over 25 000 dollars and note similar entry methods in both crimes.
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Margaret's
Lubbock
Albuquerque
N. M
Margaret
J. T. Talkington
Lubbock Burglary Reports Include Stolen Records
Two boxes of record albums valued at 125 dollars were stolen from the back of a parked freight truck in downtown Lubbock. Other thefts cited include floor covering tools from a pickup, a purse with cash and IDs, money from a cigarette machine, and a small amount of household goods.
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Lubbock
Charles Thomas
Merchants Fast Freight
Avenue J
Murphy's Dept
C. 1
B. Tracey
Route 5
Patty Roberts
43Rd St
Eddie Austin
Eddie
Ave. U
E. R. Gibson
Mth St
Seven Penalized in County Court for Various Offenses
Judge Denzil Bevers assessed seven penalties in County Court-at-Law No. for charges including carrying prohibited weapons and driving with a suspended license. Defendants Fernando Lopez Jesse Garza Lillie Booker and O C Slay faced 125 dollar fines plus costs. Charles White received three days in jail and 175 dollar fine. Alton Tarrant was fined 75 dollars, and John Morris 25 dollars plus costs for check law violations.
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Denzil Bevers
Fernando Lopez
N. Paris Sr
Jesse Garza
Southland
Lillie Booker
29Th St
O. C. Slay
Slaton
Charles P. White
Colgate St
Bevers
Alton Tarrant
John Morris
33Rd St
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Draughon’'S. Business College
Leal
Mertholoecedenttine & Gregsz
Lubbock Auto Glass, Inc
State Bank
F.D.I.C
Posturepedic
Janol di Grittitt Uhtas
College Station
Abilene
T.n.m.&co. Tours, Inc
13Th Street
Ker
Dare
U.S. Weather Bureau
ESSA
Consult Rece Lvered
Southern Plains
Mississippi Valley
Central Plains
Central Rockies
New England
George C. Wallace
Gen
Toledo
Ohio
Edmund 8. Muskie
Los Angeles
Wallace- LeMay
Quasar
Royce
34Th Street
Johnson
Senate
The
Wayne Love
Joe Toombs
19Th Street
North Side Assembly OF God
H.F Scot
Bacon Heights
Baptist Church
Jim Ford
New Deal Church of Christ
Vandelia Village
Church of Christ
60Th & Ave
God Tores
Assembly of God
34Th Street & Ave
Pastor Ammons
Charles L. Allen
Bill Mann, Singer
First United Methodist Church
Avenue M
Paul M. Bumpers, D. D
First Baptist Church
Broadway
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