Reservists on Duty Navy to Return 600 to Civilians
The Navy will release about 600 reservists by November after being recalled following the Pueblo seizure. The Air Force may early-release some 14,200 mobilized guards and reserves, while the Army held 20,000 National Guard and Reserve members for up to two years. Critics push for faster releases. Schweiker urges quicker Air Force releases.
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Washington
Navy
North Korea
Pueblo
Pentagon
Air Force
Air Guard
Air Reserve
Vietnam
National Guard
Army Reserve
Army
Schweiker
Pennsylvania
Far East
New York
Texas
California
Washington, D.C
Defense Department
Ufe
Bewhiskered Defendant Posts Bond
Bonds totaling 3550 were posted Monday by a bearded Mexican American ac cused of swinging a machete at a policeman Rafael Maldonado 18 of 317 N Elgin posted 2500 bond on assault with intent to murder He also posted 750 on carrying a prohibited weapon and 300 on destroying public property Bond set by Judge Denzil Bevers Maldonado pleaded innocent Police said he tore the seat of a patrol car Lubbock officer James Waters said he answered a disturbance call
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Rafael Maldonado
N. Elgin
San Jose Drive
Lubbock
James Waters
Maldonado
Denzil Bevers
Denzil Bevers of County Court At Law No
Judge Bevers
Phelps Murrell
Earth
Thomas Lowell Burleson
44Th St
Murrell
Burleson
Tech Names New Associate Dean for Engineering Research
Dr A J Gully of Texas Tech is appointed associate dean in charge of research in the School of Engineering. He will be succeeded as department chair by Dr George F Meenaghan, currently at Clemson, who will assume duties Jan 1 1969 after finalizing commitments at South Carolina University. Meenaghan, a water pollution specialist, has run research for Oak Ridge and the U S Public Health Service and advised Owens Corning Fiberglass and Armco Steel among others.
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A. J. Gully
Texas Tech
Department of Chemical Engineering
Tech
School of Engineering
John R. Bradford
Gully
George F. Meenaghan
Nounced
Meen-A-Han
Clemson University
South Carolina University
NASA
Dean Bradford
Texaco, Inc
Port Arthur
Missippi State University
Texaco Organization
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Preston
Miss
Auburn University
Louisiana State
Meenaghan
Clemson
Oak Ridge National Laboratories
U.S. Public Health Service
U.S. Army
Owens-Corning Fiberglass Co
Armco Steel Corp
International Pulp and Paper Co
Dow Badische Co
Campus registration week opens with 18000 cars expected
Tech nA Ca students must register vehicles and obtain parking stickers. The campus registration station becomes popular as 18000 cars are expected this year. Some students lose forms or struggle to start the process, while registrar and student life offices stay crowded with questions. Orientation events and parties accompany the week as students return.
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Tech Board
al Allison
Levelland
Law School
Allison
Tech
Law
Coliseum
Jones Stadium
University of Cincinnati
Living Textbook program debuts in Oklahoma and Lubbock schools
Oklahoma educators praise the Living Textbook program for reshaping attitudes to learning and addressing one million annual school drop outs. Jay Gordon of Lubbock Public Schools leads the program with Leota Matthews coordinating social studies. Over 140,000 morning Avalanche-Journal copies are distributed in room sets to 15 area secondary schools, with free 10 day orientations for new schools.
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Oklahoma
Jay Gordon
Lubbock Public Schools
Leota Matthews
Lubbock Avalanche-Journal
Lane To Attend YF Convention
Bob Lane of Lockney will represent Area 1 as its top Star Young Farmer of 1968 at the Texas Young Farmers convention January 3-4 in Dallas. David Cole of Dimmitt was runner up at the Area 1 convention held Saturday. Frenship was named the area's outstanding Young Farmer chapter and Dimmitt won a publicity award with Friona receiving an award for radio television work.
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Plainview
Bob Lane
Lockney
Area 1
Texas Young Farmers
Dallas
David Cole
Dimmitt
Donald Hays
Cooper
Jimmy White
Muleshoe
Tom Garrison
Tulsa
Robert Hill
Silverton
Bobby Neal
Friona
Frenship
Young Farmer
Metro Montreal Expo 67 Opened as World’s Largest Under Ground Gallery
The Metro in Montreal, opened for Expo 67, is called the world’s largest under ground art gallery with each station featuring distinctive walls pillars and murals.
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Metro
Montreal
Church Woman To Talk Here
Mrs Warren Hastings of the Disciples of Christ will address women at First Christian Church at 9 30 am in the church recreation room. She directs Interpretative service for unified promotions and has been vice president of the International Convention of Christian Churches. A luncheon in the fellowship hall will follow with a vote on the 1968 69 budget by the Christian Women's Fellowship. New York City's first building code was enacted in 1647.
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Warren Hastings
Disciples of Christ
First Christian Church
Hastings
International Convention of Christian Churches
Fellowship Hall
Christian Women's Fellowship
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R-Pa
W Williams
Ralls
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Pampa
Ramiro Gatica
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Toledo Ave
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25Th St
Richard D. Belew
Big Spring
Clyde
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Sertoma Club
Association of Industrial. Chemical
Engineers
The
American Institute of Chemical Engineers
American Society of Engineering Education
Water Pollution Control Federation
American Men of Science
Sigma Xi
Phi Lambda Epsilon
Holyoke, Mass
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Lane
Clifford Barr
Louisville Ave
Brooks
Barr
Ava Stengel
W. L. Stengel
Collees Firet
Gayo Barbee
Sessinge
Tech-Phalo
New York City
Dunlap's
Mr. Reginald Martin
Broadway
Braniff Connections
Chicago
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