Wiggins Named to New College Board With Expanded Staff
Dr. Wiggins is named to a new coordinating board for higher education with a 26 member staff. Gray, former Lamar College president, serves as president and director of a Beaumont bank and Enterprise Co. board members include Hidalgo Judge Looney and Sealy attorney, each with notable ties to Texas higher education and law. The board operates on a 1.7 million dollar two year budget.
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Houston Museum of Fine
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Wiggins Named to Texas Higher Education Board
Dr. D. M. Wiggins named to Gov Connally blue ribbon higher education coordinating board said he was highly honored. He chairs Citizens National Bank executive committee and led Texas Tech since 1952. Wiggins expects major 10 year role in directing Texas higher education trends.
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John Connally
Higher Education Coordinating Board
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Citizens National Bank
Texas Tech
The
Avalanche-Journal
Wirgins
Texas
Wilkins
Robert 5. Goodwin
Goodwin
Louisiana
Goodnight College
Lt Col Grayson Tate Jr Named Commander at Ft Sill
Lt Col Grayson D Tate Jr a Denver City career Army officer has been named commander of the 3rd Battalion 38th Artillery at Ft Sill Oklahoma He is the son of a Denver City school principal and Mrs G D Tate.
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Grayson D. Tate Jr
Denver City
38Th Artillery
Ft. Sill
Oklo
G. D. Tate
Kidnaper Drama and Trials Highlight Texas News
A long readable omnibus notes a kidnapping case on page one with a suspect Mrs and police pursuit ending in a Fort Worth hospital. Other items cover academic figures in Texas education panels, Belgrade university enrollment concerns, local reunions, a DWI verdict, and a Fort Worth robbery case with a tense arrest scene.
Burglary Report Details Stolen Money and Suspects
Police describe a Plano Plainview burglary where $800 missing, most in change, three cash registers held about $100 each. Suspects were jailed. a grand jury may consider charges. A clerk notes a safe and intercom system install cost $491 and aided the investigation.
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Damre
Pms
Dodge
Russell
Shek
Pom Buttin
Am Gas
Oodsus
Steve Hurt
Plaimsoew
Juste of the Peace
JC Lawis
Wheel
Dastmer
Frank Stovall
Lo Pom
Frieda
Porterfields
Hale Coants
Plainview
Chamber plans study of hospital needs and tourism push
Campaign reports engaging a consultant firm to study local hospital needs. The Lub bock chamber, planning 45 conventions this year through January 1 1966, says conventions bring dollars to Lubbock and will continue. Fall trips to area cities advised by the chamber wholesale trade development committee. The Chrysanthemum Col orama project expands. The Think Industry campaign begins Saturday as a membership drive targets three new members per worker with a 1500 member goal. Team captains are Douglas R Baren and Charlie Colson. Meetings set at Pioneer Tacm on Sept 10 and 11.
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Greater Lubbock Club
Chamber of Commerce
W. R. Collier
L. W. Evans
Oren Art
Evans
Collier
Art
Logan
Chamber
Lubbock
Chamber Wholesale Trade Development Committee
Douglas “R.baren
Charlie Colson
Tacm
The
Pioneer
Court Hears State Case In County Proceeding
County Court at Elaw hears state of Texas action awaiting order. Judge Pat More presides as parties appear for a contested decree against heritable claims and related motions.
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Pat S. Moore
Yesumons
Durward Price
Yolanda Wambles
Ihalong
Elaw Nol
Pat Os. More. Dodge
Texas
Schweitzer Seriously Ill at Jungle Hospital
Nobel laureate Dr. Albert Schweitzer lies in a jungle hospital near Lambarene after a week in bed with an undisclosed illness. Birthday observances were muted as Schweitzer, born 1875 in Kayserberg Alsace, remains under care while his wife Helene died in 1957 and he continues charitable work and medical missions.
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Lambarene
Gates
Alpert Schweiter
Todas
Schweitzer
Sennettver
Kayserberg
Alsace
Cateer
French Equatoria
Helene
Permian Basin Water Project Authorized by Commission
The commission approved a permit for Reservoir at Maan and authorized release requests from Lake Buchanan Lake Chanan and Lake Travis to manage storage. It also approved diversions for pollution control and industrial mining use with recreation rights for Lake Robert Lee. Midland officials urged approval citing potable water needs for the Permian Basin.
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Lake Buchanan
Lake Travis
Lake Robert Lee
Colorado River
Scurry
Mitchell
Fuobert Lee
Midland
Distriet
Permian Basin
West Texas
Hank Avery
Social Security mails medical plan information to millions
The government begins sending kits to 2.5 million retired Americans about two new medical programs under the expanded Social Security system. The voluntary medical plan costs 3 dollars a month and may be deducted from benefits or paid in cash. enrollment closes March 31, 1966.
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Washington
Social Security Administration
Hurricane in Bahamas Altering Course Toward the West
A tropical storm near the Bahamas moved west at nine miles per hour and was expected to continue intensifying for about 24 hours. Gales extended up to 200 miles from the center in all directions as the system neared peak strength.
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Jnland
Bahamas
Ctsy
Toniy
Niles
Cooler Weather Extends Across Texas Front Brings Showers
A boreal cool front extended from Laredo to Corpus Christi as showers and thunderstorms spread across East Central and South Texas. Temperatures dipped into the 60s and 70s in the Panhandle and northern regions, with scattered rainfall totals ranging from partial inches to over 2 inches in several Texas locales.
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Wichita Falls
Lareda
Mineral Wells
Weather Bureau
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South Texas
Laredo
Corpus Christ
Dalhart
Teddy
Galveston
Corsicana
Ennis
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Littl Elm
Maypearl
Rockwall
Winkler
Alse
Waxahachie
Siidell Joo
Malene
Bowie
Antelope
Rosser
Mackinemey
Wortham
Lubbock Ares
Putbock
Lubbock
Hush Plains
Minty Ina
Perhons
Souths Plains
Panhandle
Lubbocks
Labs
Kentucky
Taghock
West
Midwest
Muaime
Appalachians
Arkansas
Mont Favuieville
Ohio
Aguibes
Great Lakes
South
Dackota
Tag Advertising State Mistaken For Location
A confused shopper asks where a tag advertising state is from and a proprietor in a small town questions its origin. The dialogue implies misrecognition of a state tag and local curiosity about geographic provenance.
Traffic Lights Many But The Cars Are Few In Titograd
Titograd Montenegro with 39 000 residents installs traffic lights at most street intersections causing humorous remarks about the city’s modernizing look. Reports note some crossings still cause delays as drivers adapt to the new signals.
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Titograd
Yugoslavia
Montenegro
Miss Astro- Vickie Jarboe to represent KFYO in Houston
Vickie Jarboe named first alternate in KFYO Miss Astro will compete in the statewide Miss Astro pageant at the Houston domed stadium. The Texas Tech freshman, daughter of Mr and Mrs Malvin Jarboe of Floy dada, will leave Lubbock Friday and return Sunday, replacing Susie Davis of Dimmitt who cannot attend after a tractor accident on her parents farm.
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KFYO
Domed Stadium
Houston
Mro
Malvin’ Jarboe
Floydada
Texas Tech
Vickie
Lubbock
Susie Davis
Dimmitt
Five-nation rail pass offered for Argentina to Uruguay
Buenos Aires advertises a $530 five country rail pass valid 30 days across Argentina Brazil Chile Paraguay and Uruguay allowing travel on regional rail networks.
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Buenos. Aires
Argentina
Brazil
iChile
Paraguay
Uruguay
Nine Men Aboard Missing US Plane Searched Off Luzon
A US Air Force search of the China Sea off northern Luzon sought a missing United States military transport plane with nine men aboard. The craft departed Nha Trang Vietnam with 11 hours fuel. three US planes, two British aircraft, and three Nationalist Chinese flying boats joined the hunt.
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China Sea
Luzon
U.S. Air Force
1St Air Rescue Squadron
Clark Air Base
Nha Trang
South
Viet Nam
Lazen
Ross Aulen Woodson Dies Former Lamesa Publisher
Ross Aulen Woodson aged 34 longtime publisher of the Lamesa Daily Reporter died of a heart attack in a doctor’s office. He moved from Lamesa to Lubbock four years ago and had owned two weekly papers before consolidating them into one. He and his brother were longtime coowners of the newspaper. Woodson served with the Democratic Party and held county leadership roles. He was a Mason and active in multiple fraternal groups. Services pending at Branham Phillips Funeral Home with local arrangements by Rain Funeral Home. Survivors include his wife Helen a son and a daughter both at home a brother the Rev William F Woodson and a sister in law.
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Callan
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Sith St
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Labbock
Lae Mesa
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The
Lamesa Daily Reporter
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Dawson County
Democratic Party
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DeMolay
Delta Sigma Phi
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Helen
Branon Phillips Funeral Home
Laemesa
Rain Funeral Home
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Kay Woodson
William F. Woodson
Russellville
Ark
Retired garment executive charged in wife homicide
Leo Braun 61, a retired garment executive, was booked for homicide after his wife Mannie Braun died from a pillow smothering in their uptown Manhattan apartment. Police said money disputes preceded the death, with bankbooks showing deposits around $70,000 found at the scene.
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York
Braun
Mannie
West Side
Manhattan
New Court Opens as Judge Ellis Family Noted
Judge Ellis and family were mentioned as the district court prepares a new courtroom space. The ceremony included Dr Paul M Bumpers giving the invocation. Two initial damage suits were filed in the new court as the county awaits a successor appointment within about six weeks.
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Paul M. Bumpers
First Methodist Church
Ellis
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