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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1965

Page

2

Congress Votes To Let Servicemen Buy 10000 Policy For 2 A Month

Congress approved allowing servicemen to buy a $10,000 life insurance policy for $2 a month. The plan funds private insurers with government underwriting for extra hazard deaths, and lets beneficiaries be unlimited and not limited to relatives. Existing survivor benefits remain in place. The policy can be kept after discharge and converted without a new medical exam.

Congress Washington UPI White House Johnson Viet Nam U.S

Bye Bye Birdie matinee added at Lubbock Theatre Centre

The popular musical Bye Bye Birdie will have an added 2 30 p m Sunday final performance at LTC Playhouse. Since opening on Sept 16 it has sold out crowds. Reservations via LTC Playhouse phone 2408 Ave P from 9 a m to 4 p m.

Lubbock Theatre Centre LTC Sweet Apple Ohio Armed Services LTC Playhouse Ave

Inquiries Open for Danforth Fellowships March 1966

Texas Tech officials invite nominations for Danforth Fellowships to be awarded in March 1966. Open to seniors or recent graduates planning college teaching as a career and Ph.D. study. Four-year graduate fellows can receive up to 1800 yearly for singles or 2200 for married. Nominations must come from undergraduate liaison officers. no direct applications accepted. The Danforth Foundation, founded in 1927 by William H. Danforth in St. Louis, is among the nation's largest educational foundations.

Danforth Texas Tech W. G. Steelich Danforth Foundation St. Louis U.S Steglich William H Danforth

Talks by Tech Engineers at Tulsa Meeting

Three members of Texas Tech's industrial engineering staff are scheduled as speakers at the fall meeting of the Southwestern Chapter of the Institute of Management Sciences in Tulsa. Dr. Ro A Dudek will discuss OR instruction and research programs at Texas Tech and predict mean demand and optional order size. Dr. P. M. Ghare will cover performance characteristics of a closed loop conveyor system. Milton L. Smith will speak on optimum strategy for return of a non random customer competing with random arrivals.

Texas Tech Southwestern Institute of Management Sciences Tulsa Ro A Dudek Tech P. M. Ghare

Shallowater FFA Elects Officers for the Year

Officers elected by the Shallowater High School FFA chapter are Gary Newton president Wileey Keenton vice president Jerry McKeown sentinel H Newman treasurer and Jeff Covington reporter. The chapter president was chosen to compete for district president this year.

Shallowater FFA Shallowater High School Gary Newton Wileey Keenton Jerry McKeown Sentinel H. Newman Jeff Covington

Farmers debate debt as U S farm credit chief weighs figures

R B Tootell, head of the Farm Credit Administration, says national farm debt was 36 billion with assets around 230 billion at year start, equity near 85 percent, while individual cases vary. He notes six percent of farmers owe 53 percent of debt, and that overextension depends on future income and managerial ability.

R. B. Tootell Farm Credit Administration U.S Tootell Tentell

Kermit High School Homecoming Week Activities

The Kermit High School homecoming kicks off with a pep rally on Thursday. Parade at 6 p.m. and bonfire at 7 30 p.m. Ex students register Saturday at 2 p.m. The homecoming queen will be crowned Saturday night before the Kermit El Paso High game. Jehovah's Witnesses assembly in Lamesa is set for October 1 3 with area delegates expected.

Kermit High School First National Bank Kermit-El Paso High Assembly of Jehovah's Witnesses Erwin A. Grover

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