Rev Norman Peale attracts visitors to Marble Collegiate Church
New York reports Rev Norman Vincent Peale draws overflow crowds to Marble Collegiate Church on Fifth Avenue. The 1854 building hosts two Sunday services and a remote congregation via closed circuit TV. Peale’s vast staff runs programs with the Guild Red Cross and Civil groups while plans include a Job-Changing Clinic and a foundation for Christian living nearby.
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Claire Cox
New York
UPI
Land
Norman Vincent Peale
Clude
Peale
Fifth Avenue
Reformed Protestant Church Church
America
Collegiate Church
Serces
Daniel K. Poling
The
Christian Herald
District of Columbia
Puerto Rico
Canal Zone
Guam
Virgin Islands
Marble Collegiate Church
Red Cross
Marble Club
Foundation For
Christian Living
Pawing
Dr. Peale
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American Foundation of Religion and Psychiatry
Hypertension Treatments Highlighted At Symposium
Reported at a symposium on hypertension Dr De Bakey described patch repair of narrowed arteries and occasional reaming to restore flow. Four of five patients (115 over four years) normalized blood pressure after surgery, while eight percent improved. Durcan urged treating intermittent high readings, and meprobamate family drugs like mebutamate showed promise in lowering blood pressure without other symptoms. Capla, by Wabine Laboratories, is linked to these tranquilizers.
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de Bakey
Meters
New York
Ciety of
International Medicine
Garfield G. Durcan
University of Pennsylvania
Busy Meet Report From Safety Council Leaders
A continuing report on traffic engineering supervision and safety education is set to be presented Thursday afternoon by Don Hill of the National Safety Council with Collin W. Dunnam of Lubbock city training and safety coordinating. West Germany spent 9 percent of its gross national product on defense last year, says the German Industry Institute.
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Potenet Ands
I Ion Mechine and Safety Organization
Don Hill
National Safety Council
Lubbock
Collin W. Dunnam
West Germany
German Industry Institute
LTC Adds Performances for Oklahoma! Run at Theatre Centre
Oklahoma! at LTC Playhouse gains three new 8 pm performances Friday today and Saturday, with tickets $2.25 adults $1.19 students. Saturday final show cited due to cast commitments. reserve by calling Orter 31821 or LTC, 2508 Ave. PA.
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Curly
Ross Cass
Jud Fry
Barry Corbin
Lubbock Theatre Centre
LTC Playhouse
Avenue P
LTC
Thej
Performbook Theatre Centre
Rodgers
Ac Hammerstein
Cording
James
S. Walker James
Ave
PA Mission
Everett George
E. D. Clements
Andi
Fred Maxcey
Fred Stockdale
Fir
Lubbock
Dimes Chamtey
Peruxt
Iun
Malory Byrd
Cherry Jones
Brownfield
Marilyn Campbell
Learey
Jad Fryhead
Carey Caroll
Annie Cares
Ali Hakim
Tate
Eller de Joe Clout
Charles Kerr
Jeanne Orge
Jin Hamilton
Beverly Ky
Nancy Crasford
Carol Wood
Glen Ann ‘Tucker
Robert Anderson
Bill Michael
John Oldham
Ginny
U S Heritage event features Tech figures and ROTC leaders
Dr. Seymour V. Conner directs a program with Sylvan Dunn and Lt. Col. John B. Joiner as speakers. Capt Charles W. Brown and Roy Bass address attendees while Mrs. Roscoe Wilson invites visitors to sign the Freedom Scroll. West Texas Museum Association members plan to inform guests in the Rotunda and galleries about exhibits and displays.
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Seymour V. Conner
Ce Sie Ene Ee Colleen
Atl
Sylvan Dunn
Tech
Charles W. Brown
John B. Joiner
Roy Bass
Bureau of the
Museum Women's Council
Roscoe Wilson
Senate battles over bill stall trigger Senate action
Session over bill pending and a large supplemental appropriation left the Senate unhappy as it must accept the measure with no changes. Mansfield denounced the House maneuver as outrageous and vowed future resistance while Dirksen and Humprey criticized the move as unsafe for the Senate. After hours the Senate passed the measure with no changes and adjourned. Controversy arose over the House eliminating additional clerk hire for all senators.
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Senate
Mansfield
House
Texas District Prayer Meet Opens Today at Tech Rotunda
The Texas District Prayer Meet opens at Trinity Evangelical Methodist Church with a two day program in the Museum auditorium. Speakers include Dr. Logan of Vernand College, Sen. Williams remarks on taxpayer mail protest, and a replica presentation of documents from the Freedom Shrine. The program features VEW guards, color bearers, and a Heritage Exhibition highlighting the nation’s Founders and documents.
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Texas Tech
America
Casstevens
Lubbock
Congress
Carolyn Woods
Evangelical Methodist Church
Tie Adams
Dallas
Trinity Evans
House
Sons of Liberty
Jack Wease
Sweetwa
Senate
Veterans of Foreign
Clude Leroy Connell
VEW
Logan
Glass Museum
Gew
Scotland
Texas
Lin
London
England
League of Prayer
National Holiness Association
United States
National Holiness Association In America
Weldon ‘Thomas
J. Sutherland Logan
Presi
Vernand College
Univer Grass
Franksity Park
Iowa
Monaganda
J. Edd McLaughlin
Texas Tech Board of Directors
Rotary International
Harry Porter Jr
Lubbock Exchange Club
O. L. Byrd
West Texas Museum Association
Reese Air Force Base
Southwest Rotary Club
Daughers of
William H. Gordon
National
Ted
Gene Hemmle
Tech
Charles Lawrie
Dudley Strain
West Texas
Our Republic
Ives
Denver City Homecoming Events Highlight Football Game
Denver City High School plans homecoming activities Friday and Saturday with a 8 p.m. football game against Crane at the stadium. A football queen will be crowned at halftime and a dance follows the game.
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Denver City
Denver City High School
Crane
Trial set October 16 in El Paso hijacking case
Leon Bearden and his son face five conspiracy counts in a federal hijacking case. Bearden was ruled legally sane, with a change of venue requested. The incident on Continental Airlines ended when the plane landed in El Paso after hijackers demanded Cuba.
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EL Paso
UPS
Leon
Den
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Continental Airlines
Ebo
Thomason
Bearden
Joseph Hornisher
Cuba
Beardens
The
Wolverine
Braniff Drops Reconfirmation Rule For Return Flights
Braniff International Airways announced it will file a proposal with the Civil Aeronautics Bureau to drop the reconfirmation requirement for return or continuing flights. Vice President H Burck said reservations on round trips after a stopover will be held and passengers need not reconfirm at final destination. The rule, in effect since 1957 to curb no shows, aimed to prevent denied reservations when earlier holders failed to appear.
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Dallas
Braniff International Airways
Civil Aeronautics Bureau
H. Burck
Braniff
Brant
Washington, D. C
Burck
CAL to Have New Flight To Denver
A new morning CAL flight from Lubbock to Denver starts Oct 2 with stops at Pueblo and Colorado Springs before reaching Denver at 9 48 M S T. Officials promoting the service include executives from Fort Worth and Denver and other regional managers.
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CAL
Denver
Central
Lubbock
Follouback
Area
Labbock
Hed “ Howe
Fort Worth
M.D. Burns
Murray
Phl Jones
Kansas City
B. Westbank
Oklahoma
Civ
Richan Kuali
St Lous
Glenn Taint
Topenic
Ted Kautz
Tal
Merchants to Rule on Yule Lighting in Clovis
In Clovis the Merchants Committee of the Chamber of Commerce will decide October 10 whether to proceed with a downtown Yule lighting program. Public support had grown amid controversy, while merchant interest lagged. A $2,000 budget was set to fund a multi year, colorful display with possible yearly enhancements.
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Clovis
Re Merchants Committee
Chamber of Commerce
Robbery Case Mistrial Ruled In Lubbock Trial
Jurors in a Tith District Court trial in Lubbock failed to reach a verdict in the case against Ivan Estes Hil 42 charged with theft stemming from a faked armed robbery. Judge Robert J. Bean declared a mistrial after the jury could not agree. Earlier Beverly Gene Bradford 35 received a penitentiary term in March 1960 for a related conviction. The armed robbery was allegedly reported March 2 1989 and the holdup was admitted as a ruse. Jurors listed include Billy Gatlin J W Elrod Jr Beth Ann Evans Truett Smith O E Marey Clifton Rodgers Robert H Ik Raymond Ks Orr John Keen Ren F Robinson and Alvin Bednarz.
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Tith District
Ivan Estes Hil
Lubbock
Robert J. Bean
Beverly Gene Bradford
Jimmie
Wat McLain Oil Co
Stewit
Billy W. Gatlin
J. W. Elrod Jr
Beth Ann Evans
Truett Smith
O. E. Marey
Clifton Rodgers
Robert 1H
Fieldhouse Benefit Supper Planned At Spring Lake
A pancake supper to aid the fieldhouse fund is set for Friday from 6 to 7 PM in the Spring Lake School Cafeteria. Proceeds will support the fieldhouse project.
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Nion
Theigh
Fieldhouse
Springlake School
Fieldhouse Fund
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