Cost of Ending the Draft Hangs on Military Pay Study
Defense Department studies a possible end to the draft by 1967 or later. A projected annual cost near 600 million dollars is linked to paying recruits about 100 dollars more monthly for two years. The report notes pay scales, advancement limits, and long term benefits as key factors shaping the feasibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darrell Garwood Washington
UPI
Defense Department
Johnson
Cada
Eisenhower
Kennedy - Johnson
Congress
William Gorham
Defense
Norman S. Pau
Fifth Annual Beauty Pageant Set At Dimmit
The fifth annual Miss Grain Sorghum of the Nation pageant will start at 7 30 p m Saturday in the Dimmitt high school auditorium. Eighteen entries from Texas and Oklahoma compete for a 500 scholarship the first runner up 200 and second runner up 100 plus engraved trophies. The winner serves a year promoting grain sorghum with producers and users. Participants include Alice Acker Dimmitt Lieshia Brodin Hooker Mary Crawford Kress Pam Dollar Dimmitt Serana Ellis Kress Lynda Fancher Frederick Okla Sheri Faulkner Levelland Sherry Haston Paducah Pauled de Hester Spearman Susan Hopson Dimmitt Vickie Jarboe Floydada Sheryl Long Friona Barbara Massey Guymon Okla Cheryl Poteet Orton Minka Sims Memphis Francene Thomas Ralls Sammie Thompson Wellington Alice West Groom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dimmitt
Texas
Oklahoma
Alice Acker
Lieshia Brodin
Hooker
Mary Crawford
Kress
Pam Dollar
Serana Ellis
Lynda Fancher
Frederick
Okla
Sheri Faulkner
Levelland
Sherry Haston
Paducah
Pauled de Hester
Spearman Susan
Hopson
Vickie Jarboe
Floydada
Sheryl Long
Friona
Barbara Massey
Guymon
Cheryl Poteet
Orton
Minka Sims
Memphis
Francene Thomas
Ralls
Sammie Thompson
Wellington
Alice West
Groom
Lubbock Native Named TCU Professor of Theatre Arts
Dr. John L. Cogdill named professor of theatre arts at Texas Christian University effective September. A Lubbock native, he led the Department of Speech and Drama at Oklahoma City University since 1959 after earning a PhD from the University of Denver. He taught at Floydada, Hereford, and Plainview high schools and Panhandle A&M College, and holds multiple professional society memberships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Cogdill
Oklahoma City University
Texas Christian University
Lubbock
Texas Tech
Cogdill
SMU
North Texas State University
University of Denver
Floydada High School
Hereford
Plainview
Panhandle A&m College
Ordeal ceremony honors 180 scouts at Camp Post
Kent Crosthwait and Jerry Wilkinson of Lubbock directed the Na kona Lodge annual Ordeal weekend at Camp Post. Induction of 180 boys and adult scouters highlighted the South Plains Council lodge with members from 20 counties. Milton Hines of Olton discusses Geology and Gold recovery at the Lubbock Gem and Mineral Society meeting. Civil Defense sirens may sound at 10 a.m. if weather is clear, to avoid false tornado alarms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kent Crosthwait
Jerry Wilkinson
Lubbock
Nakona Lodge
Order of the Arrow
Camp Post
South Plains Council
Milton Hines
Olton
Lubbock Gem and Mineral Society
Precinct 1
50Th St
Cave-in Deaths At South Africa Gold Mine Kill Six
Six people died when a cave-in buried three houses at a gold mine 50 miles southwest of Johannesburg. Authorities report an unidentified white miner his wife and three children along with a colored African servant in an outhouse among the dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johannesburg
South Africa
UPI
Mill Tourney Opens At Stubbs Park A Lubbock Event
The Lubbock Parks and Recreation Department hosts the mill tournament at Stubbs Park at 1:30 PM with six players from each supervised playground. Rush leads the series 27 to 17 plus over Stubbs. Winners for the Bring Along in Buddy Olympics at Stubbs Park were announced, with multiple winners in shot put discus high jump broad jump 50 yard dash hurdles relays and bicycle events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lubbock
Rush
Stubbs
Rome
Zora Gifford
Haveheen
Stubbs Park
Rush Park
James King
Leland Krebbs
Krebbs
Debbie Ashdown
Tessie Ashdown
Wid Stewart
Stewart
Jan Rutledge
King
W. L. Pierce
Judy Duckworth
Louise Krebbs
Freddie Steen
Local Photo Winners Named in Park Event
Lynn Dippel won best nature picture while Cara Nell won for our park. Susie Bradford took most original and Marcia Crone and Denise Lowrey tied for pets in the awards ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing
Mack
Larry Williams
Caddell
Tom West
Vicki Vincenti
Rush
Vick Vincenti
Sherri Dippel
Our Park
Linda Weaver
Cynthia Payne
Family Picture
Peggy Crone
Pets
Raye
Lynn Dippel
Cara Nell
Frazier
Susie Bradford
Marcia Crone
Denise Lowrey
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Dimmit
TCU
Phi Mu Alpha
Alpha Psi Omega
Kappa Kappa Psi
American Educational Theatre Association
Speech Association of America
The
National Theatre Association
J. W. Kinard, O. D
Association of
L. R. Kitchen, D. D
Julee Schuster
Phil Crone
Jimmy Caddell
Joe Little
Steven I Mack
Munich
Germany
Alexei Adzhubei
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Russia
West Germany
Dia
Ozarka
Ozarka Water CO
Tempo
Makers OF
R. J. Reynolds ‘Tobacco Company
America
J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
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