Donations Hit $1.25 Million for New St. Mary’s Hospital
A $1.25 million fund raising campaign reached its goal for the St. Mary of the Plains Hospital in Lubbock. Preliminary plans for a six story 125 bed facility at 22nd Place and Nashville Avenue are under way. The project aims to relieve a bed shortage and establish Lubbock as a regional medical center. A federal Hill Burton funds request of $1.5 million was submitted, with decision expected within months.
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Kenneth May
Avalanche-Journal
Bob Brummal
St. Mary of the Plains Hospital
22Nd Pl
Nashville Ave
Hill-Burton
Brummal
19Th Street
Lubbock
St. Mary's
H. A. Padgett Jr
Lawrence DeFalco
Sisters of St. Joseph of Texas
Lot Of Bull Targets Court Action In Ohio
In Lisbon Ohio a registered Hereford bull from Columbiana County wandered to Frank Murray's farm and mated with two Holstein cows. County officials ordered the sheriff to reclaim the animal and sued Murray for 500 dollars. Murray must answer by October 25 to determine cow pregnancies and possible countersuit for milk loss.
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Columbiana
Frank Murray
Murray
Southwest District Court
Sheriff's Office
Ed wards Arrested in Britain Train Robbery Case
Ronald Buster Edwards, sought as mastermind of the 1963 Great Train Robbery in England, was arrested in South London and charged with robbery and conspiracy. He was taken to Aylesbury for processing as Scotland Yard and Interpol continued hunts for the missing money and two other gang members.
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Aylesbury
England
UPI
Ronald “Buster” Edwards
Scotland Yard
Interpol
Edwards
Glasgow
London
Cannon Row
Bulletin
James White
Thousands of Students Arrive as Texas Tech Opens Registration
Thousands of students from across the nation crowd the Texas Tech campus for registration. Freshmen gather at Lubbock Municipal Auditorium for briefings on policies and activities. Graduate students start registration next Tuesday, while classes begin Friday. Academic advisement begins Monday for various schools.
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Texas Tech
Lubbock Municipal Auditorium
Tech Band
TECH
Huge three story airliners by mid 1970s proposed
FAA aeromedical chief Dr. Stanley Mohler described 1 000 passenger planes with three stories and eight year readiness. Safety concepts include collapsible escape stairs becoming slides, portable smoke hoods, and crushable foam aluminum seats. He noted logistics of boarding and egress and urged shoulder harness use in small aircraft.
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Washington
Stanley R. Mohler
Mohler
FAA
Aeromedical Applications Division
FFA
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