Texas Tech to open 36th year with near 9000 students
Texas Tech plans its 36th academic year starting September 12 with about 9,000 students on an 1800 acre campus. Freshmen enrollment around 2,500 will join orientation and tests as fall activities begin including sorority rush week and bid day.
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Spuhler Named Head of Tech Electrical Engineering
Dr. Harold A. Spuhler, a research engineer in electronics and missile instrumentation, is appointed head of the Texas Tech electrical engineering department as the 36th fall semester opens. He succeeds Prof. Charles V. Bullen and returns to Tech after earlier service, holding a Ph.D. from Illinois and a 1948 Tech B.S. in electrical engineering.
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Hutcheson Declines to Seek GOP State Chair Post
Houston attorney Thad Hutcheson told the Republican State Executive Committee he will not seek or accept re election as state chairman. He noted the door remains open for future political involvement but will step down after the 1969 presidential campaign.
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Travel Restrictions for Khrushchev at UN Assembly
Washington officials say Khrushchev will face the same travel limits as other Iron Curtain delegates to the United Nations. The rules bar two thirds of the United States for Soviet visitors and regulate access to areas like Brooklyn. The policy mirrors limits the U.S. imposes on Communist countries.
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Plea Bargains in County Court at Law No 2
Judge Pat Moore heard one guilty plea and one innocent plea Saturday. Mrs. Jim H. Russell of 200 Keel Ave. was fined $25 and costs on a check law violation. Joshe L. Owe is under $500 bond on a plea of innocent for procuring.
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