Speed key to space plan says NASA chief Webb
In Harriman New York NASA head James E Webb urged rapid progress in the U S space program saying the nation must stay ahead of the Russians and keep advancing booster thrust and science. He spoke at the opening session of a four day conference sponsored by Columbia University marking the space program’s goals.
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Fourteen DMS Badges Awarded at Texas Tech Parade
Fourteen Army ROTC cadets from Texas Tech received Distinguished Military Student badges in a corps parade. Notable honorees include John F. Bashore Calvin E. Boyles Frank W. Bray and others from Lubbock Dallas Canadian Hamlin and Snyder.
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Dallas
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Hamlin
Lawrence G. Schmidt
Iowa Fall Town
Mitchell M. Morse
Killeen
Don C. Cox
Midland
Bobby C. Switzer
Monahans
Robert Harris
Montgomery
Ala
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Sun Valley project tied to Teamsters funds in fraud case
The Sun Valley development near Cape Canaveral is described as privately owned yet promoted as a Teamsters sponsored project with union funds. The indictment lists six mail fraud charges, one mail fraud conspiracy, three fraud by telephone, and one fraud by telegraph. Conviction could bring Hoffa and McCarthy up to 20 years in prison and fines up to $5,000 each.
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Farley Addresses Lubbock YMCA Banquet on Boys Ranch
Farley of Boys Ranch spoke at the ninth annual Lubbock YMCA dinner at the Pioneer Hotel. Attendance reached 154 with officers introduced and a program featuring remarks by Farley on the Boys Ranch operation, history, and understudy school system.
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Ford Motors and UAW Sign Three Year Contract
Ford Motor Co and the United Auto Workers reached a three year agreement ending a last minute dispute. The Walton Hills Ohio stamping plant, a key facility employing 3200 workers, helped push settlement to avert plant shutdowns next week. More workers were recalled as the national contract was approved.
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Pilot Club Hears Talk On UN Value
The Lubbock Pilot Club met at the Women's Club with Mrs. Kenneth Hobbs giving a talk on the importance of the United Nations during United Nations Week. Mrs. J. J. Willingham attended and urged backing a city tax plan to fund a new museum. Twenty-one members were present, President Mrs. Pearl Smith presiding.
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Gandy to lead Civic Lubbock after Blackburn departure
Gandy named to run Civic Lubbock Inc booking operation following a record circus season and strong ticket sales. Clifton praises Gandy as best available, Blackburn exits Nov 1 after 1956 tenure. Gandy born Gatesville, UT grad, Navy veteran, wife Betsy accompanies during interview.
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Berlin fence tensions intensify amid police patrols and escapes
Berlin unit under Communist party officials and police with submachine guns checks, while the West Berlin perimeter sees nerve warfare with stray shots, rock throwing, propaganda loudspeakers, and new escape measures. Eight people reached the west in the 24 hours to midafternoon Thursday.
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Baylor Club Fall Meet After Tech Game Saturday
The South Plains Baylor Club hosts a post game fall meeting in the Baptist Student Center after the Texas Tech Baylor football game. The event is a reception for the football team and an open house for Baylor ex-students and friends. Baylor officials including Chancellor W. R. White are expected. Club officers will meet at 7 30 p.m. at the First Baptist Church.
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South Plains Baylor Club
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Baptist Student Union
Texas Tech-Baylor
South Plains
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Baptist Student Center
Texas Tech
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First Baptist Church
Scientists foresee radioactive fallout reaching stratosphere
A scientist explains that a tested radioactive cloud would rise to about 40 miles in the stratosphere if released in the atmosphere, with only a fraction expected to descend to lower layers in the coming winter and contribute to 1962 spring fallout. The note adds that over a million earthquakes occur annually with no reliable predictions.
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