Houston clergymen weigh prayer case in schools
Houston cler gy voiced concern Tuesday over the Supreme Court review of Maryland and Pennsylvania cases about Bible reading and the Lord s Prayer in public schools. The Very Rev J Milton Richardson and Dr K Owen White warned the decision could extend beyond striking down a state prayer rule.
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Former College President Cited For Court Contempt
In White Plains, a former college president Dr. Webster Stover and his wife were cited for contempt for defying a court order by hanging tattered clothes on clotheslines in Rye. Stover, once Arnold College president, faces 30 days jail, stayed to allow appeal or removal.
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Story disputed by Solon: boys meet Humphrey as exchange students
Three Minnesota high school boys alleged they bluffed past Secret Service guards with small lies and limited English to gain an introduction to President, an incident disputed by the Solon. Senator Hubert Humphrey (D Minn) reportedly introduced them, according to the report.
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Lubbock Lions Club's History of Service and Wartime Work
The Lubbock Lions Club showcased its long record of service from wartime fundraising through war bond purchases to helping local youths and charities. It highlighted projects including glasses for children, scouting support, park landscaping, and a million hours of community service. The group described past minstrel shows and pancake fundraisers as major fundraising efforts and recalled a motto of “We Serve.”
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Antitrust battle notes Richfield board ties
J Ed Warren Cities Service president and major Richfield board member H L O Bren Cities Service general counsel and Richfield board link P C Spencer Sinclair chairman and Richfield director E L Steiniger Sinclair president and Richfield ally say Sinclair held Richfield stock for over 25 years Stock acquisition followed a court approved Richfield reorganization in Los Angeles Watson in New York calls the action a surprise and claims Cities Service relationship to Richfield Oil Corp stayed within the law
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Eisenhower Hits New Frontier Critique In Idaho Speech
Former President Eisenhower campaigned in Boise urging Idahoans to back Republicans to restore American common sense. He denounced Kennedy’s New Frontier as pie in the sky and questioned steel, stock markets, and business progress. He noted gambling as a political issue and said a news conference was canceled due to rain. Also reported is Maj. Gen. Andrew Goodpaster returning to Washington as special assistant to the Joint Chiefs of Staff.
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Eisenhower
Vernon K. Smith
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Washington
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Joint Chiefs of Staff
Promotions for Reservists in Lubbocks 4166th Unit
Two members of Lubbock's 4166th Army Reserve School Unit were promoted on Monday night Roy B. Carnes Jr. to sergeant first class and Gary D. Pass to staff sergeant. Lt. Col. Michael A. Elliott presented the awards. In Edwards AFB California X-15 pilot John B McKay reached 129000 feet in a test flight noting the craft felt like orbit.
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30Th St
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Lubbock LVN Group Heads to Austin Convention
Thirteen Licensed Vocational Nurses from Lubbock travel to Austin for the annual state LVN convention at the Commodore Perry Hotel. Helen Micare and Hazel Shirler attend the presidents council, with delegates including Ora Morrison and Anita Tillinghast. Alternate delegates named. group plans a $100 donation to the LVN Home and a Roarin Twenties party to raise more funds.
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Anita Tillinghast
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Mary Ann Wilson
Lucy Mickler
Birdie Robinson
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Dorothy Hoop
Mary Smith
Jessie Jones
LVN Retired Nurses’ Home Committee
UT males outnumber women in record fall enrollment
UT Austin reports a fall enrollment of 21,390, topping last year's record by 994. Men total 14,332 while women number 7,058, giving a male majority in the student body.
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