Kosciusko Resents Meredith Case Yet Tries Unity
In Kosciusko Mississippi residents react quietly to James Meredith’s university integration. Mayor Emmett Carr says federal troops should not have intervened while noting state rights and urging harmony. Locals express mixed feelings without violence or public demonstrations.
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Courthouse Square
James H. Meredith
Mississippi
Meredith
Superior Coach Corp
University of Mississippi
Emmett Carr
Reese UF Drive Kicks Into Action Thursday
Reese United Fund drive to aid 27 Lubbock welfare agencies begins Thursday with top units named. The campaign targets matching or beating last year’s 136 percent financial result and 96 percent participation by military and civilian staff. About 25 Reese leaders toured organizations in Lubbock to see fund impact. Key workers include Maj. Joseph W. Sullivan and Capt. Francis R. Patino among others at the base.
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Reese
United Fund
Lubbock
Joseph W. Sullivan
C.w.co
Roy Merritt
Willis E. Shanks
Alwyn G. Abernathy
Donald L. Mikell
Francis R. Patino
Adrian D. Youngblood
Ronald D. Tingley
Philip Brown
C.W.O
Basil R. Parker
Edward M. Morris
Tom Ireland
Carl H. Hoffman
George L. Kepner
Chiropractic principles and the role of adjustments
The text explains that disease originates in the person and that nerve interference from a vertebral subluxation causes abnormal organ function. It asserts adjustments remove the cause, restore normal nerve flow, and promote health, with a note crediting Day Chiropractic Clinic in Lubbock.
DIY Novels Spur Reader Creativity and Backlash
Dick West muses on a French invention of customizable novels allowing readers to rearrange scenes and alter endings. He riffs on reshaping Moby Dick Huck Finn Uncle Tom's Cabin Gone With the Wind and envisions new plots and characters with a DIY flair.
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Little Eva
Texas
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Hobbs Teacher Uses English Immersion In First Grade
In Edison Elementary Hobbs, Mrs. Alice Proctor teaches first graders in Room 13 with minimal use of Spanish. She identifies each child by name and requires full English sentences, praising effort and correcting lapses. Her method blends patience and love to rapidly build new vocabularies.
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Hobbs
Edison
Alice Proctor
Mrs. Proctor
Hearst Foundation Announces Third Journalism Awards Program
The William Randolph Hearst Foundation announced its third annual journalism awards program with 49,900 in scholarships and grants. Eligible recipients are undergraduate journalism students from 48 member schools nationwide. The program runs from the 1962-63 academic year start to April 10, 1963, featuring monthly writing competitions across multiple categories with top ten scorers receiving fellowships and schools receiving matching grants.
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San Francisco
William Randolph Hearst Foundation
Randolph A. Hearst
American Association of Schools
United States
Hearst
Budapest Reports New Food Poisoning Cases
The Communist party newspaper Nepszabadsag reported a third mass food poisoning in Budapest in three months. Ninety three children and five adults were hospitalized in the 14th District after lunch at a school. In July more than 160 were affected.
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Hungary
Communist Party
Nepszabadsag
English teachers gather for District 13 workshop in Lubbock
More than 300 English teachers from 17 South Plains counties attend a one day workshop in Lubbock with Tech and Lubbock High School hosting. Dr Kenneth L Knickerbocker of the University of Tennessee is principal speaker at the luncheon and presents a 4 p m lecture. The sessions at Lubbock High begin 8 30 a m with discussions on evaluating freshmen themes and new trends in English teaching.
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Texas Tech
Lubbock High School
South Plains
Kenneth L. Knickerbocker
University of Tennessee
Agricultural Memorial Auditorium
Kline Nall
Tech
Wilma Robbins
Monterey High School
Janis Haywood
Constant Wood
Seminole High School
Lois Marie Keeton
Paschal N. Strong
W. B. Gates
Knickenbocker
Brooks Terry
Lubbock Christian College
Kenneth Davis
Tech English
Dee Hancock
Catherine Royalty
Atkins Junior High School
Nell Marie Wiley
Lee Comer
New Deal High School
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Kent
Dickens, Yoakum, Crosby and Terry
Texas underdog GOP backs Cox in governor bid
In Dallas AP reports that Republicans push Jack Cox 41 oilman and ex Democrat toward January governor race while Democrat Connally 45 ex Secretary of the Navy seeks to block him. Cox leads according to aides as Connally defends Johnson links and Houston talks of Washington influence. Republicans field candidates in 18 of 22 House districts. Voter turnout eyed near 1.2 million.
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Texas
Republican Party
Jack Cox
John Connally
Navy
Legigislature
Cox
United States
Connally
Johnson
Washington
Japanese Ships To Bypass Cuba
Tokyo based Mitsui Steamship Co plans to bypass Cuba for now as U S restricts foreign ships. Hodaka San Maru will unload 50 tons for Havana at San Cristobal Panama to avoid possible American labor boycotts. Meiju San Maru en route from Buenos Aires with fertilizer may unload elsewhere if policy remains unchanged.
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Cuba
U.S
Mitsui Steamship Co., Ltd
Havana
San Cristobal
Panama
Mitsui
Buenos Aires
United States
Soviets Begin Work On Canal System Linking Baltic and Black Seas
The Soviet Union announced it has begun work on a canal system to connect the Baltic with the Black Sea. Tass said the network will use the Dniepr, Pripyat, and Nieman rivers, including a 43 mile Byelorussian canal linking Nieman and Pripyat tributaries. The total waterway length is about 1500 miles. Completion date not provided.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Baltic
Black Sea
Tass
Dniepr
Pripyat
Nieman
Byelorussia
Scientists to study warm lake layers in Antarctic lakes
About 80 American scientists will travel to Antarctica for the summer to investigate warm water layers in two lakes covered by 10 to 14 feet of ice. The U S Antarctic Research Program, sponsored by the National Science Foundation, will search for the source of the unusually warm water and its implications.
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Washington
UPI
United States Antarctic Research Program
National Science Foundation
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