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Newspaper
Monahans News
Location
Monahans, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1966
Page
4
East Texas State University lists 446 graduates for spring commencement at 3 p.m. May 22 in University Auditorium with a 11 a.m. baccalaureate service. Monahans resident Elsie Foye Briggs is a candidate from the School of Education for graduation.
Second Lieut. Jerry Kittrell son of Mrs. Fyal Cole and the late Jack Kittrell has completed five months training at Aberdeen Proving Ground. He is appointed range commander at Fort Bliss El Paso. His wife will pursue her degree at Texas Western after transferring from Texas Christian University.
Adults-Only baby looks headline the newest season as New York City unveils fashion from its top designers. Smock coats and dresses with high waisted, tight sweaters create a youthful, feminine vibe for the freshest collections. A slim crepe smock with jeweled bodice decorates a short sleeved open coat.
Three Monahans coaches express gratitude to the community for generous gifts after the Crate Track Meet. They credit the 110 percent effort of every squad member and community support for Monahans winning the first State Track Championship. The letter is signed by James Segrest Pat Tone and Red Martin.
An analysis of when pushing another vehicle creates liability in collisions. It cites cases where motorists were found liable for injuring a pedestrian or not liable when the original mover stops, and contrasts careful pushing with negligent behavior. The piece also notes a soldier, Army Pvt. Larry J. Wade, who completed training at Fort Polk after high school and college, with background on his service and employment.
A public service feature explains that liability hinges on reasonable foreseeability, not clairvoyance, in auto collisions. The author notes a driver isn’t liable for damage if the first car’s behavior was unpredictably dangerous, highlighting the required balance of caution and anticipation.
The district schedules summer classes from June 13 to July 22, 1966, Monday through Friday 8:30 to 11:30. No enrollment fee, registration by May 20 with Mrs Elna Brandenburg. Bus transport provided for eligible students and Crane site courses for those who failed classes. Credits toward graduation possible for English Math and History at Crane. trif-unit course fee is $15.
Bob Cook of Monahans served as parliamentarian of the Student Council at Sul Ross State College Alpine for the 1965 66 school year. A government major, he is a junior at the college.
St Johns Altar Society sponsors a rummage sale on Saturday May 21 from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. at 408 North Main Street next to Northside Beauty Shop.
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