Texas Tech pledges reach two hundred twenty seven at fall rush
Texas Tech Sororities pledged 227 coeds this term led by Kappa Kappa Gamma with eight pledges. Other houses followed with Pi Beta Phi Theta and Delta Delta Delta each pledging four. Gamma Phi Beta Zeta Tau Alpha Alpha Chi Omega Sigma Kappa and Alpha Phi posted double figures.
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Texas Tech
Florence Phillips
Kappa Kappa Gamma
Kappa Alpha ‘Theta
Pi Beta Phi
Delta Delta Delta
Delta Gamma
Gamma Phi Beta
Zeta Tau Alpha
Alpha Chi Omega
Sigma Kappa
Alpha Phi
Gamma Phl
Comie Baye Renetna
Sanita Kean
Untinek
Tan Beata Duras
Inne Bowlve
Dallae Teean Eanes
Carterine
Peters Rites Set At Whiteface
Levelland Tex Sept 15 AH Peters longtime Whiteface resident died at his farm home eight miles west of Levelland Funeral services set for Sunday 230 pm at First Methodist Church Whiteface Rev Kitchens and Roy Patterson officiating Burial in Levelland City Cemetery under George Price Funeral Home Peters survived by wife Willie three sons L A Windell and Ralph and five daughters Mrs Coker Mrs Cookston Mrs White Jr Mrs Wade Taylor and Mrs Gillespie several brothers and sisters and grandchildren
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Levelland
AH. Peters
Rt. 3
Willie
L.A. Boise
Idaho
Windell
Whiteface
Ralph
James Coker
Boise
Tom Cookston
EC White Jr
Wade Eo Taylor
Gillespie
Frank
Joe
Arch
Olney
Lena Hoffman
Mittin Atchinson
Rochester
Tex
Mattie Howard
Wichita Falls
Deputy Forced To Arrest Own Wife in Minnesota Case
In Carlton County Fast Central Minnesota Deputy Sheriff Thomas J. Riley arrested his pregnant wife Leona Johnson Riley on a charge of misleading the state Public Examiner. The case cites a $190 discrepancy in her accounts and notes Riley’s custody during the sheriff’s FBI training.
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Thomas J. Riley
Leona Johnson Riley
Carlton Cranty
Minnesota Public Examiner
Carlton County
Minnesota
Minneapolia Star
Riley
Accorate
Raymond Vecellio
I Riley
Oscar Juntunen
FBI
Lubbock Man Hospitalized After One Vehicle Wreck
Mansel Leigh Faires 29 of 1401 3Mth St Lubbock owner of the Mart Ber at 34th St and Ave H was in shock at Tahoka Hospital after a one vehicle accident four miles west of New Home Police said he lost control of a late model pickup and it overturned He was kept for observation with no fractures found by X rays Hopira attendants reported condition not serious
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Mansel Leigh Faires
St. Lubbock
Mart Ber
34Th St
Ave. H
Lubbock
Tahoka Hospital
New Home
Faires
Farm Road
Papa's Slant On PTA Opens Year in Sudan
Sudan fathers lead first program of the year titled Papa's Slant On PTA at the local PAPA chapter meeting. Mrs J W Miller president announced. CD Gregor the superintendent will discuss Forward With Our Shoe and role of PTA in improving parent school relations.
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Papa
PTA
Sudan
J. W. Miller
CD Gregor
Borward
Muller
Hearings on Chotiner Postponed Until After Election
Senate investigators postponed hearings into Jay M. Chotiner, longtime Nixon campaign manager, until after the November election. Chairman John L. McClellan said the proceedings will be held in the second or third week of November to allow non partisan review of his dealings with federal agencies. If Chotiner seeks earlier action, a hearing can be arranged.
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Senate
Jay M. Chotiner
Richard M. Nixon
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Senate Permanent Investigating Subcommittee
Chotiner
Eisenhower
McClellan
Chatiner
Busines
Bulganin Hints At Jap Peace Treaty
In Tokyo Bulganin signals possible Soviet Japanese peace framework. Letter to Prime Minister Hatoyama spurs hopes of ending war state, ambassador exchange, detainee repatriation, UN entry, and fisheries accord support. Talks to resume on Adenauer plan with Moscow and London agreements. Bolivia begins bread smuggling curb campaign amid Peru concerns.
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Tokyo
Nikola Bulganin
Tehire
Hatoyama
Topan
Russia
Goverment Senrots
Landion
Moscow
Southern Republicans Run Record 32 House Contests in 9 States
United Press survey shows 32 GOP candidates in 28 of 94 districts across nine Southern states, the most since 1948. The study covers Virginia Texas Tennessee Florida Alabama Arkansas Georgia Louisiana North Carolina, with Mississippi and South Carolina lines unsettled. GOP strategists see the South as pivotal for regaining House control, needing a net gain of 16 or 17 seats nationally.
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Vincent J. Burke
Washington
Congress
United Press
Eisenhower
GOP
Dixie
House
Maine
Virginia
Texas
Tennessee
Floorida
Alabama
Arkansas
Georgia
Louisiana
North Carolina
Mississippi
South Carolina
U State
Senate probes demand cost of Adlai broadcast
Senate investigators pressed radio and television networks for exact costs of Adlai Stevenson's nationwide Thursday night broadcast and the identity of those who paid. Sen Gore requested network payment details by Sept 4, citing a Democratic National Committee estimate of about 200000 dollars for the program originating in Harrisburg. At Rome a man signed a grocery theft complaint while thieves outside stole his car.
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Adlai Stevenson
Sen
Gore
Privileges and Elections
Harrisburg
Gustavo Zontini
Rome
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