Saigon Newsman Tran Van Dinh To Speak On War
Tran Van Dinh chief Saigon Post Washington correspondent will discuss The War In Viet Nam at 7 p.m. in the Coronado Room Tech Union. He arrives from Washington that day and also speaks to classes 2 to 4 p.m. with a coffee reception to follow. He is a former acting ambassador and veteran diplomat who has written on American Vietnamese relations.
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Burglars Hit Again In Area Near Tulia
Sheriff and deputy report third burglary in one week near Tulia. At Tulia Feed Lot they found an office door pried with 75 dollars missing. Earlier burglaries near Houston Elevator and Claytonville Farm Store totaled 120 dollars. Windows broken in all incidents.
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al Smithers
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Amateur radio league marks 40th anniversary in 1964
The United Nations and American Radio Relay groups celebrate four decades of amateur radiocommunication. Operators worldwide use short waves for daily messages and global coordination, reflecting a broad international network of hobbyists.
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American Radio
Plainview Building Hits All-Time High
Plainview reports an 11 month total building permits sum of 7 859 000 with November at 693 750. October’s 1 956 250 monthly peak was not surpassed but the year’s total passed 4 771 750. Four commercial permits totaled 91 000 including a 50 000 permit to Ornamental Iron Sales while alterations and repairs added 202 250.
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Girl Scout Troop 3 Gift Bazaar Supports Washington Trip
Girl Scout Troop 3 held a gift bazaar at Southwestern Public Service Co Reddy Room in Monterey Center on Saturday to raise funds for a 1966 Washington, D.C. trip. The sale offered over 100 dollars of items including Christmas gifts and home decor. leaders are Mrs. Robin Prouwe and Mrs. Anna Belle Sears with assistant Rhonda Wallis.
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Monterey FFA wins top award in regional meet at Plainview
Monterey FFA placed first in chapter conducting and scored 975 of 1,000 as Region 1 contests drew 220 participants. Friona claimed two firsts in chapter farm skill and greenhand farm skill, with other wins by Boys Ranch Tulia Spur and more. final results list Tulia Hedley Hereford Abernathy Darrouzett and Cotton Center among top finishers.
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LCC Band Returns From Mexico Tour
The Royal Blue Band of Lubbock Christian College completed a Mexican tour with a Spanish beat in Saltillo where Governor of Coahuila attended. They performed in Tahoka, Iraan, Sanderson, Del Rio and Uvalde high schools. The group stayed with local families and raised 267 dollars through a carwash and a concert cake sale to fund the trip.
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