Five States To Compete At Tech Forensics Meet
Teams from New Mexico Oklahoma Iowa Colorado Arizona and Texas colleges gather for a two day forensics meet at Tech. Registration runs 8 to 9 am with rounds in extemporaneous speaking oral interpretation and oratory. Officials include tournament director Carl Moore and coach Douglas Andrews.
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Lew Mexico
Oklahoma
Iowa
Colorado College
Abilene
Christian College
South Plains College
Levelland
Eastern New Mexico
University
Portales
Wayland Baptist College
Plainview
Texas
McMurry
Texas A&m
Hardin- Simmons
TCU
Odessa Junior College
North Texas State
Baylor
Howard County Junior College
West Texas State
San Angelo State College
University of Houston
Texas Western
SMU
Abilene Christian College
Southeastern State University
Oklahoma State University
Midwestern University
East Central State College
New Mexico
New
Mexico State University
University of New Mexico
Colorado
Air Force Academy
Adams State College
Arizona
University of Arizona
Arizona State
Tempe
Ariz
Tech Forensics
Douglas Andrews
Carl Moore
Tech
Jaine Coats
Hal Upchurch
Bruce Roberson
David Bradley
Lyn McClellan
Jerry Wilkinson
Melanie Reno
Melody Edwards
A. Funk
Melville Larson
Vera Simpson
Lubbock Christian College
Bob Mitchell
Lamar Reinsch
Jim Ford
Troy Abell
Keitha Kever
Steve Fanning
Jim Sturgill
Carl Sohm
Mahesh Chavda
Richard Cheatham
Donna Bell
Donny Held
Chukwadi Sorannadi
Charles Bates
Zone permits church building on 45th Street site
The zone board approved an exemption to erect a church building in the 5700 block of 45th Street on the north side. A request by N. M. Lowery to convert a residence at 2518 21st Street into a duplex was denied with L. W. Wilhite and nearby homeowners opposing to keep area as single family homes. The Monterey Heights Jehovah's Witnesses' church unit won a special exception for the northeast corner of Avenue R and 66th Street. Mrs. Josephine Boyd's bid to convert a garage at 2413 20th Street into an efficiency apartment with a breezeway to the main building was granted. Present: Richard Dickey, Louis E. Griffin, Bill Whitwell, R. P. Fuller. Absent: Roy Middleton, Harold Harriger, O. L. Byrd. Secretary: A. J. Prim.
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45Th St
N. M. Lowery
21St St
L. W. Wilhite
21St
Wilhite
Monterey Heights
Jehovah's Witnesses Church
Avenue R
66Th Street
Josephine Boyd
20Th St
Richard Dickey
Louis E. Griffin
Bill Whitwell
R. P. Fuller
Fuller
Roy Middleton
Harold Harriger
O. L. Byrd
A. J. Prim
Senate talks signal possible wrap up on sugar bill and pay raise
Senate and House leaders see bright prospects for a Saturday session end as Dirksen urges wrapping up tonight while Democratic leaders stop short. The rent subsidy plan would spend 360000 this year with 12 million annually when full funding hits, and only pays toward tenant rent gaps for eligible public housing occupants. The stopgap appropriations bill totals about 4700 billion with major blocks for anti poverty and housing programs, including rent subsidies as part of the package. In Allahabad India Shastri accuses Pakistan of training 14000 guerrillas for Kashmir as a second wave after the recent war and cease fire.
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Senate
House
Everett M. Dirksen
Ill
Congress
Pakistan
Allahabad
India
Lal Bahadur Shastri
Kashmir
Red Satin Dist Adventure Promises Bold Taste
A promotional note invites a date to try Red Satin blended whiskey at 86 proof from 707% grain neutral spirits. The 1969 Red Satin Dist Co. based in Aladdin, Pa features the brand as an adventure in taste for new acquaintances and friends.
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Red Satin
RED Satin Dist, CO
Aladdin
Fund Drive Quota Attained With Notable Awards
The drive reports various quotas and percentages with Good Guy awards to Richard Bunting state offices 108 per cent G C Clapp public schools 107 per cent Col Dudley Favor Reese Air Force Base 105 per cent Elvin Higgins Lubbock Christian College 113 per cent and Bob Murphy for advance gifts.
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Richard Bunting
G. C. Clapp
Col. Dudley Favor
Reese Air Force Base
Elvin Higigins
Lubbock Christian College
Bob Murphy
Duke of Windsor Retina Repaired. Vision Expected
Surgeons report the Duke of Windsor's right eye retina is back in place after a 30 minute procedure at the Eye Institute of Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center. The hospital expects restoration of vision in a few days and the patient is in good spirits after being discharged Saturday.
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New York
Duke of Windsor
Eye Institute of Columbia- Presyberian Medical Center
Pilot receives commendations for Vietnam service
Barry reports Capt Ayres, a Reese air base arrival and Texas Tech 1960 graduate from Pampa, awarded meritorious service as pilot in C-123 with air commando squadron in South Viet Nam. Lt May to receive Commendation Medal for weapons system duties at Little Rock AFB from Jan 13 to June 6, 1965. Alabama graduate.
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Republic of South Viet-Nam
Ayres
Reese
Pampa
Texas Tech
May
Air Force
Little Rock Afb
University of Alabama
Irish Talks Set on Landing Rights Start Nov 1
Prime Minister Sean Lemass announced in Dublin Parliament that negotiations between Irish and U.S. representatives on landing rights at Dublin Airport will begin November 1 for American airlines.
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Dublin
Ireland
Sean Lemass
U.S
American Airlines
Homecoming Week Across Several Texas High Schools
Schools host homecoming events with parades and a Texas AAA football game. Cooper High at Woodrow features Cooper Pirates vs New Home Leopards, queen crowning, exes receptions, and an ex-students banquet. Denver City holds exes registration, a post game crowning, dance, and Class of 1945 tribute. Frenship Frenship Slaton to honor Classes of 1936 and 1937 and players. Bula marks 40th anniversary with Roaring Twenties activities.
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Ger
Cooper High School
Woodrow
Cooper Pirates
Leopards
Denver City
Denver City Post
Ex-Students Association
Frenship-Slaton
Bula High School
Union
Klondike
Sparenberg
Dawson County
Sands High School
Exes
Two Youths Arrested After Patrol Car Rammed
Texas Tech security officers chased a small car through Lubbock early Thursday after the vehicle ran a stop sign at 6th and Flint. A patrolman was struck and the suspects rammed the patrol car before officers Dwain Higgins and Allen Summers halted the pursuit. The occupants were apprehended following the incident.
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Texas Tech
Dwain Higgins
Allen Summers
6Th and
Flint Avenue
4Th
Boston Avenue
Boston
1St Place
Summers
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