Early Acceptance Of Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty In Doubt
Sen. Richard B. Russell warned against early Senate action on the nonproliferation treaty saying its terms lack strong inspection provisions and fail to safeguard American interests. He urged further study before voting, amid mixed signals from leaders on timing and Russia’s Eastern Europe actions.
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Bank promotes five officers at Citi zens National Bank
Lubbock Citi zens National Bank announces five officer changes at a Tuesday board meeting. George Crews rises to senior vice president of commercial lending. Bob Baker becomes assistant vice president in credit processing. Tom Wasland named assistant vice president in operations. Bill Peamilton promoted to assistant cashier in the proof department. William F Pellck promoted to assistant cashier in the credit department.
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Col Crosthwait Named As Head Of Army School
Col Crosthwait appointed commandant of the Army Reserve School at Fort Hood by U S Fourth Army. He served five campaigns in Europe and five years active duty in World War II. A graduate of the Advanced Engineering Officers Course and the Command and General Staff College. An enlistee in the Southwestern Bell Telephone Company. He and his wife have two sons, Mike and Rent.
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Terry Countians Plan Bond Vote in Brownfield
Brownfield County Commissioners plan a 50 000 bond election following a regular meeting on October 1. Funds from the bond would remodel the courthouse and landscape the grounds. A 15 cent road tax would support operation and repay warrants issued for the bonded indebtedness over a 10 year period.
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