Civil Defense Officials Invite Public to Session in City Hall
In Lubbock the Civil Defense leaders Louis Simmonds of Brownfield and Harry N Tower of Lubbock outline an emergency program at City Hall. Tower, Lubbock Civil Defense director and association vice president, invites interested residents to attend.
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Rivalry Day Kicks Off At LCC On Campus Track
The first Rivalry Day at Lubbock Christian College starts at 1 p.m. on the campus track field. Freshmen and sophomores compete in football basketball soccer and games like a three legged race and pie eating contest. The winning class receives a 1%-foot trophy to pass to future winners. Student Senate led by John King and El Pugh aims to make Rivalry Day a yearly fall tradition.
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John King
el Pugh
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LCC
Poll Shows Split Reaction On Driving Under The Influence Law
George Gallup reports a national poll of 1527 adults shows 44 percent favor a law sending a drunk driver to jail after one drink, 52 percent oppose, with women and those over 50 more supportive. Scandinavian examples illustrate strict penalties and high compliance, while U.S. highway deaths tied to excess drinking prompt debate.
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Brain Atlas project at Texas Tech gets $4055 grant
Dr. Richard Carlson of Texas Tech Psychology, awarded by the U S Health Education and Welfare Department, will lead an 11 month study titled Brain Atlas for the Black Tailed Prairie Dog. The project examines prairie dog dominance hierarchy and its relevance to human brain function. Carlson, with a graduate assistant, plans to study about 50 prairie dogs in the lab.
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Texas Tech
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Tech
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Yale
Former Leader To Visit City Unitarians
The Rev. Philip Schug of San Antonio will speak at 11 a.m. Sunday at the Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Lubbock located at 36th Street and Avenue U. A public party honoring him is set for 8 p.m. today at 4811 15th Street hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Basil Semanchick and will run after the Texas Tech Iow State football game. His sermon is titled The Wonder of Being Loved.
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Philip Schug
San Antonio
Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of
Lubbock
36Th St
Ave. U
First Unitarian Universalist Church of
Southwestern Unitarian Universalist Conference
Basil Semanchick
15Th St
Texas Tech
Naval Reserve Lt Cmdr Stanfield assumes command in Lubbock
Lt Cmdr Ron Stanfield took command of the Naval and Marine Corps Reserve Training Center in Lubbock replacing Lt Cmdr Lester E. Zook who moves to San Diego as surface programs officer for the 11th Naval District. Stanfield entered the Navy in 1957 and prior duties included USS Lakeland USS Taconic and staff of Atlantic fleet. He recently returned from security duty aboard USS Great Sitkin.
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Lubbock
Lester E. Zook
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The Wonder of Being Loved Sermon at Unitarian Church
Rev. Phillip Schug former minister of the San Antonio Unitarian Church and executive secretary of the Southwestern Unitarian Universalist Association speaks at 11 A.M. Sunday September 24 at the Unitarian Church 36th and A. His topic is The Wonder of Being Loved.
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Phillip Schug
San Antonio
Prayer for strength to resist temptation and follow God
A devotional plea asking divine grace to endure worldly temptations and keep pure hearts and minds in service to God through Jesus Christ, requesting spiritual steadfastness for believers.
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Jesus Christ
Mail Referendum Results Listed
Results of a mail referendum in which Lubbock County farmers cast 1 052 votes for the community Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service committee. The 12 committee members will meet at 9 a m Wednesday in the ASCS office to elect a county committeeman and two alternates. The term of Melba Thompson on the county committee is expiring. Community results include A northwest M J Stanton chairman S B Deavours vice chairman Paul Crosnoe Jr member B northeast W J Grimes Verbal Peeples J C Heinrich C southeast Lee Roy Heinrich R C Hall Jr Nestor Kitten D southwest Billy B Boyd Cecil Bradshaw Pete Alexander. The Corpus Christi festival is observed on the Thursday after Trinity Sunday.
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Community Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service Committee
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Melba ‘Thompson
Cooper
M. J. Stanton
S. B. Deavours
Paul Crosnoe Jr
W. J. Grimes
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J. C. Heinrich
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R. C. Hall Jr
Nestor Kitten
Billy B. Boyd
Cecil Bradshaw
Pete Alexander
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