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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1964

Page

3

Buddhist Disillusionment Grows Over Viet Nam Leadership

Devout Buddhists in Saigon grow disillusioned with monk leadership as demonstrations against Diem era policies fade. Monks like Thich Nghiep oppose current protests while urging peace talks. The movement shows anti American sentiment and a push toward negotiated peace with the Viet Cong.

Saigon South Viet Nam Viet Cong Thich Duc Neghiep Duc Neghiep Columbia University New Duc Nghiep Hanoi Radio Tran Van _ Huongi Thich Tam Chau Tam Chau Mekong River Hue Thich Tri Quang Tri Quang

FASTEETH Denture Adhesive Ad

An old advertisement touts FASTEETH denture adhesive as an alkaline non acid product that fixes false teeth more firmly and reduces plate odor. It promises teeth stay in place while eating laughing or talking and claims it won’t wash away. Available at drug counters everywhere.

Christmas Goodfellow Coupon Circulates in Lubbock

A call asks residents to print names and addresses of children under 14 within Lubbock city limits who might be forgotten on Christmas Day and mail to the Chief Goodfellow at P O Box 561. The notice requests details including the child’s name and school attended.

Lubbock Chief Goodfellow P.O

TG Y Variety Stores to Build 100000-Sq Ft Lubbo ck Center

TG Y Variety Stores to start construction of a 100000 square foot warehouse and distribution center in southeast Lubbock on six and two thirds acres in the Spash White industrial addition on Slaton Highway. The facility is slated for completion by early June 1965 with C A Henderson and George Wilson announcing the project.

Lubbock Tg&y Variety Stores C. A. Henderson George Wilson Texas Tg&y Oklahoma City City Products Co Chicago Henderson Variety

Thieves Target Vehicles Tied to Kenneths in Plainview Area

In Hale County a string of vehicle thefts appears linked by the first name Kenneth. A pickup owned by Kenneth Edwards was stolen Saturday night and left 25 miles away near Happy Union. A car owned by Rev. Kenneth Meek was taken from near the parsonage and abandoned eight miles away. Gravelle’s Kenneth first name home is also missing a 1960 sedan, suggesting a broader operation expansion.

Plainview Hale County Kenneths Ped Hunt Kenneth Edwards Rt. 1 Lockney Happy Union Happy Union Baptist Parsonage Kenneth Meek Mr. Gravelle Kenneth Gravelle

Violinist Virginia Kellogg To Play Recital At Tech

Texas Tech music department presents Virginia Kellogg violin with Gertrude Post piano at 8 15 p m in West Texas Museum auditorium Lubbock Kellogg holds Illinois degrees and has?>, Glenn scholarships and performed with the Rochester Philharmonic and St Louis Symphony Orchestra The program includes Mozart Bach Saint Saens Schoenberg and Bloch works with Be five pieces listed including Baal Shem Three Pictures of Chassidic Life.

Department of Music Texas Tech Virginia Kellogg Gertrude Post West Texas Museum Miss. Kellogg University of Ilinois George Eastman Presser Foundation Aspen Miss Kellogg University of Illinois Paul Rolland Ivan Galamian Julliard School of Music Rochester Philharmonic St. Louis Symphony Orchestra St. Louis Trio Columbian Artists’ Management Denver Denver Symphony Lubbock Lubbock Symphony Schoenberg Arnold Schoenberg Vienna Hitler Europe California George Gershwin Mozart Bach Saint-Saens Bloch

Army Jeeps Replace Tehran Taxis Amid Strike

Tehran government deploys army jeeps trucks and government limousines to take over taxi service as strike over gasoline and oil price hikes enters third day. Officials say price increases raise $93 million yearly for development projects.

Tehran Iran UPI

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