Vigorous protection of position urged in Latin America
A 1963 report notes strong U.S. standing in Latin America and praises programs like Food For Peace and the Peace Corps. It argues Marxist teachers are a threat while Alliance for Progress is a positive element aiding hungry children through surplus food and development efforts.
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Lubbock
Alliance For Progress
United States
Peace Corps
House
Cuba
U.S
Fidel Castro
Latin America
Area Soldiers Complete Infantry Training at Ft Polk
Army Pvt. Malcolm Perdue 20 and Army National Guard Pvt. Roger L. Horan 24 finished eight weeks of advanced infantry training at Ft Polk Louisiana. Perdue son of Mr and Mrs C A Perdue Jr of Lubbock and Horan son of Mr and Mrs S C Horan of Plainview. They trained in combat techniques and firing the M 14 rifle and M 60 machine gun. Also Specialist Four Frank H Haston 22 of Plainview promoted in Germany with the 53rd Signal Battalion as a radio relay carrier operator. Haston entered the Army in 1961 and is a 1957 Plainview High School graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Malcolm ©. Perdue
Army National Guard
Roger L. Horan
Ft. Polk
Perdue
C. A. Perdue Jr
42Nd St
Lubbock
Horan
S. C. Horan
Plainview
Frank H. Haston
Carroll D. Haston
Rt. 2
Germany
53Rd Signal Battalion
Sp. Haston
Ft. Carson
Colo
Plainview High School
Lubbock County Court Actions Include Divorces and Insurance Suits
A dense list of court actions in Lubbock shows multiple divorces granted and suits including workmen’s compensation appeals and insurance disputes. Cases span 72nd to 140th district courts with judgments sought ranging from $2,125 to $14,085 and settlements approved in two noted matters.
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Lubbock
Victor H. Lindsey
Troy Allen
Texas Employers Insurance Assn
Patsy Taylor
Thad Taylor
Carl
Chat
Chew
Robert H. Bean
Dorothy R. Novak
Thomas J. Novak
Goree Tolliver Jr
Employers Fire Insurance Co
Ariske
Ruth Rose
Chariie Cole
Wille May Dedrick
Dorothy Faye Parsons
Roy Sam Parsons
Sisto Hernandes
Maryland Casualty Co
Yoakum Water Group Seeks Funds for Public Hearing
The Yoakum County Water Conservation Assn. has a Texas board order halting brine dumping and plans to send its lawyer and hydrologist to an Aug 21 public hearing. Legal fees have left the group about $2,000 in debt, with $50 membership and donations urged to cover costs. Donations may be given to secretary G. W. Cleveland or president Rod Duff or deposited at local banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Yoakum County Water Conservation Assn
Texas Water Pollution Control Board
G. W. Cleveland
Yoakum County
Cleveland
Rod Duff
Association
Gene Bennet
J. E. Herring
Henry May
Russell Faulkenberry
Bob Loe
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el Centro
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Pamela Jean Garvin
Charles Richard Lemon
Nancy Faye Miller
Gilbert Valespino Hernandez
Refugio Garcia
Idalou
99Th District Court
Howard
Davison
Rulah Mae Wassom
Lattie V. Wassom
W. D. Wilkins
Leroy Robertson
Western Alliance Insurance Co
James A. Eilis
Quinn Connelly Pontiac, Inc
J. M. Clegg
Wilmington Chemical Corp
Jarrell M. Giles
Giles Equipment Co
Bulford Bray
Gene Wynne
E. B. Buttesmith
Whitharral Gin
Waco Toys, Inc
Mortimer C. Berman
West Texas Supply
Pat 8. Moore
Curtis M. Willoughby
Cochran County Gin
Abram Martinez
Eva Martinez
Eit C. Elliott
Audrey Isabelett
Alcy Clara Milliken
Arnold Civiston Milliken
Patricia Hawkins
Herbert R. Hawkins
Yoakum Water Group