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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1961
Page
7
Reporter Carl Hartman describes East Berlin life under tighter controls as foreign visitors face stricter checks and talk of barring foreigners from casual visits grows. Western air flights and a looming Khrushchev peace treaty are cited as potential flashpoints.
An 18-year-old Odessa High School football player Mack Herring faces murder charges after the body of 17-year-old Elizabeth Jean Williams was found in a stock pond east of Odessa last May with two lead weights. The trial has been postponed until January.
Sponsors of Lady Chatterly plan a Broadway run to avoid UK censorship. Miss Wauna Paul says American censors are laxer than Britain's Lord Chamberlain. The Arts Theater Club production features a bed scene with naked actors. the lord chamberlain demands no beds, no four letter words, and requires a slip and pants on Mellors.
UPI reports at least 10 500 doctoral degrees were conferred by U S colleges and universities in the 1960 61 academic year. The estimate uses 13 400 graduate students expected to complete doctorates and a typical one in five behind schedule, up from 9 800 in 1959 60 and 9 400 in 1958 59.
The speaker questions how to express herself and notes that anything beyond straw would be phony. She asks how else to articulate such statements, reflecting a moment of candid banter.
Rob Gouldie and other lifeguards chased two inshore whales by ski-boards off Durban. Gouldie encountered a whale that knocked his board, then snorted and swam away as he fled to shore.
Baton Rouge Louisiana State University announces Dr. John A. Hunter age 47 will assume the position February 1 succeeding retiring President Troy H. Middleton. Hunter, a Donner Louisiana native and Davidson College graduate, has been LSU dean and professor of education after leading Louisiana's state Department of Education.
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