Robert Goralski to Lecture at Tech Thursday
Newsman Robert Goralski will discuss The United States Protector of the World and Giant Ensnared at Texas Tech University. The talk, part of the Speakers Series, is open to the public at 7 15 pm Thursday in Lubbock with Goralski noted NBC News White House correspondent since 1961 and longtime Asia assignments.
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Texas ‘Tech University
Washington
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Lubbock
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NBC News
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Pentagon
Wedan Asia
Middle East
U.S
Mediterranean
Vietnam
Dominican Republic
Taos
Thailand
Voice of America
Asia
Japan
Pakistan
View of America
Radio Free Asia
The
Asia Foundation
Coun
University of Karachi
US. Navy
Pacific
Ford Pound
Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies
Today Show
NBC Television
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Encvelones
Tia Britanniea
Yearhawk
Washington Post
Torn
Chicago
University of Illinois
WOWS
Champaign
Dirty 30 Urge Open Redistricting Deliberations in Texas
Three members of the so called Dirty 20 urged public deliberations on redistricting with Rep Frank Farenthold of Corpus Christi leading the push. They argued the board is duplicating the legislative process and the public has a right to know the decision making process as the board works to reapportion Texas to conform to the 1970 census with an October 2 deadline. The trio favors splitting the state into 15 single member House districts rather than the current county wide at large system.
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Austin
Dirty 20
Frank Farenthold
Corpus Chris
Speaker Slated For Meeting at Women's Chamber Dinner
Ernest Clark executive director Panhandle Regional Planning Commission will speak at the Women's Chamber of Commerce dinner in Canyon Community Center tonight. Topic PREC A Service to Local Units of Government. Dinner 7 pm charge $2 open to public. Clark will discuss PRPC activities and future city prospects.
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PRPC
Canyon
Clark
Trustees To See Building Plans For Smylie Wilson Addition
Lubbock school trustees will view preliminary plans for a 150 student addition to Smylie Wilson Junior High School at 5 p.m. today. The $154,000 project is part of a $5.6 million April bond election and is designed by Straener Billingsley Cantrell. Other approved planning includes North Avenue U permanent school Ballengery for Trainable children and additions at Hardwick Bean and Roscoe Wilson Elementarys and Slaton Junior High.
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Lubbock
Smylie Wilson Junior High
Straener, Billingsley & Cantrell
North Avenue U
Ballengery
Hardwick, Bean and
Roscoe Wilson Elementaries
Slaton Junior High
Midland ISD pupil assignment plan gains petition support
A petition circulated in Midland expresses full support for the current pupil assignment program presented by the Midland School Board. The document bears the signatures of local residents and emphasizes backing for the plan.
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Midland Independent School District
Midland School Board
Midland
Judging Begins Saturday In WTSU Beauty Contest
A list of entrants for the WTSU beauty contest includes Linda Lea Adams and Carolyn Dale Fowler both 19 and 18 respectively from Amarillo, joined by contestants from Tahoku Pampa Hereford Andrews Bovina and other Texas towns. Finalists will compete Saturday with judges scoring on poise and presentation.
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WTSU
Linda Lea Adams
Carolyn Dale Fowler
Amarillo
Jan Elaine Brookshire
Judy Lyn Gossett
Tahoku
Jacquelin Marie Ermey
Geraldine Anita Vaughn
Pampa
Joy Beth McCathern
Judith Lynn Yarbro
Hereford
Betty Ann Davis
Andrews
Carolyn Sue Brown
Bovina
Jane VanDever
Sweet
Iicia Cathryn Camp
Muleshoe
Beverly Kay Chisholm
Littlefield
Melanie Cleveland
Vega
Rebecca Anne Short
Midland
Mary Karen King
Canyon
Pegey Marie Patterson
Borger
Carolyn Sue Roney
el Paso
Deborah Ann Eubank
Post Yy
Gomez
Hobbs
N.M
Laura Kate
Girls in all male agriculture class discuss careers
Jan and Donna, reared on ranches near Anyon, enroll in an all male agriculture class. Each girl manages animal projects while debating the value and challenges of pursuing agriculture as a profession. They note boys’ reactions, instructors’ support, and hope an all girls class could help questions be asked openly.
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Jan
Miss Henson
Walter Graham
Anyon
Tam
Dan
Donna
FFA
Leroy Groves
German trade team visits High Plains livestock facilities
A German team from a feed grain trade firm visited Hereford and Friona as part of a High Plains tour. The group, led by Fibert Harp, plans a Wednesday departure and aims to boost German livestock feeding and sorghum demand through the U S Grain Sorghum Producers Board and related groups. The delegation includes Dr Klaus Werner of Hamburg and 700 salesmen and animal nutritionists touring Texas facilities.
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Germany
Tex 1
Harp
Tech University
High Plains
Mitt
Tions
Klaus Werner
Hamburg
Plains
Alee U.S. Feed Grains Council
Itive
Texas Grain
Sorghum Producers Board
Headquaricren
Luppocs
Hereford and
Friona
Wy Orlen
Fibert Harp
GSPA
TGSPB
Couple Fined In Movie Case At Odessa Film Theater
Mr and Mrs George Slocum former operators of The Art Flick Theater on Andrews Highway were fined ten dollars on contempt of court charges by Justice of the Peace Howard Williams. The couple faced accusations of removing a film named in a search warrant issued October 1. Officers found the film had already been removed when they served the warrant.
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Odessa
George Slocum
Art Flick
Andrews Highway
Justice of the Peace
Howard ‘Williams
Iime
Williams
Taxi Driver Robbed of Earnings in Sao Paulo
Cab driver Jose Vitor Vilella aged 30 was held up by thieves who stole his day’s earnings and his car in Sao Paulo Brazil. The assailants left him a single dollar to return to the city center by taxi.
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Sao Paulo
Brazil
Jose Vitor Vilella
County Commissioners Approve Deed Indexes Bid
Arch Lamb proposed a private line for the county. The commission accepted a low bid of 3350.35 from Stock Co for 22 volumes of new deed indexes for the county clerk. They also approved a second full time secretary for Wayne LeCroy Justice of the Peace Precinct 6.
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Arch Lamb
the Stock Co
Wayne LeCroy
Precinct 6
Botswana Visitors Tour Lubbock Area
Botswana officials led by Mrs Masire visit Texas Tech International Center for Arid and Semi Arid Lands, meet directors, tour irrigated and dryland farms in Idalou Slaton areas, with lunch at the university. Ministers and U S State reps accompany the delegation on a multi day schedule in Lubbock. Fat man Ralph Grant dies in Cape Town after carnival tour. weighed 700 pounds.
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Texas ‘Tech University
International Center For Arid and
Sem Arid Land Studies
Southern African Republic
Texas Tech
Cp. Fama Eet Ae Dambe
Luba
Atlantic Richfield Company
State Department
John Buckwalter
Philbert Deyman
James H
I College of Agricultural Sciences
Bennett
Traylor
Clyde J. Morganti
Morganti
Idalou
Slaton
Masire
Lubbock
DeKalb AgResearch, Inc
Masire and
Dambe
Fat Man
Cape Town
South Africa
Ralph Grant
Tubb
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