Public Hearings Set On News Suppression Complaints
Preliminary inquiry into more than 104 complaints of government news suppression finds many valid. Complaints mostly from newspapermen and some from Congress members, investigated by House subcommittee staff, hearings planned around Nov. 1 with public sessions and agency responses to the inquiry.
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Washington
Congress
House
John Fo Mass
Subcommittee
Winteh
STAR
Executive Department
White House
President's Council At Economic Advisers
Korean Veterans Mrap 5 Aaw M4 Update
A brief note mentions Korean Veterans and equipment like MRAP 5 and AAW M4, suggesting an update or discussion of gear. No further details or context are provided in readable text.
Greenburg to Guide Research at Texas Tech
Dr. Herbert M. Greenberg, totally blind since age 40, leads Texas Tech research on rehabilitation for the handicapped. The assistant professor will study sightless adjustment, integrate blind students into public schools, and expand vocational counseling nationwide.
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Herbert Mo Greenberg
Stanley Sherman
Tech
Department of Psychology
Greenberg
Texas Tech
Herbert M. Greenberg
New York University
City College of New York
Phi Beta Kappa
New York City Department of Welfare
Psychology Department
Federal
Department of Health, Education, and Welfare
Lubbock
Pr. Greenhere
Greener
Beverly
24Th St
Navy Draft Call Changes Plan of Texas Selective Service
Texas Selective Service officials plan a larger November call after the Navy asked for men from draft boards. Between 2 500 and 3 900 registrants will face physical mental examinations, roughly double the monthly average, with Wakefield estimating about 1 060 to 1 100 called in November. A stray line mentions sour cream and a nutmeg garnish for pears.
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Navy
Plan of Texas Selective Service
Clarence McCann Dies at 56 in Lubbock Rites Held Today
Clarence McCann 56 of 1013 Zenith Ave died about 11 a.m. Saturday at Methodist Hospital. Funeral services set for 2 p.m. today at McDonald Funeral Home with Rev. Benny Finch officiating. Burial in Lubbock City Cemetery. Survived by wife, three sons, eight daughters and 22 grandchildren.
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Clarence McCann
Zenith Ave
Methodist Hospital
McDonald Funeral Home
Benny Finch
Grace Baptist Church
City of Lubhock
Washington Place Where Anything But Silence Possible
French journalist Raymond Aron described Washington as a city where everything is possible except silence during his remarks to the Congress of European American associations in Rome. He framed the capital as a bustling hub of activity and debate.
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Washington
Rome
Raymond Aron
Congress of European-American Associations
Handicapped Week Committees Named in Lubbock
The Lubbock committee for Employ the Handicapped Week set tentative observance plans for October 28 at the Texas Employment Commission office. Officers named for 1956 are Ernie Davis and Masemeyer as co chairmen with Flood Rector as secretary. Members attending included Stricklin Mosemeyer Ireland Beaton Dr Anderson Norman Heath and Mrs Settles.
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Lubbock
Texas Employment Commission
J. BR. Strickland
Tom Breedlove
Don Beaton
Eddie Sawyer
Harvis Mosemeyer
Rosa Settles
Ernie Davis
American Legion Service
Masemeyer
Cochairmen
Flood Rector
TEC
Stricklin
Mosemeyer
Ireland
Beaton
Anderson
Norman Heath
Settles
Tahoka Schools See Enrollment Rise From 1954 Figures
Tahoka reports a slight increase in student enrollment compared with last year with 826 total students this week. South Elementary has 259, North Elementary 255, high school 279 including eighth grade, and Dunbar School 33.
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Tahoka
Otis Spears
South
North
Dunbar
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