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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1969

Page

5

Brighter Christmas for Arizona and Lubbock Guides Unite

A Navajo school children at Many Farms Ariz will receive 202 toys and Frisbees via a Lubbock YMCA Indian Guides drive. About 210 Lubbock boys and 1% fathers in the Indian Guides program raised 438 toys to send to Navajo youngsters living in boarding school conditions.

Lubbock Indian Guides Ariz H. D Diddy) Pearson Big Eagle Claw Joe Little Eagle Claw Longhouse W.G Bid) McMillan Jr Dan Big and Little Elk Lillie Buckinghorse Matilda Claw Karen Liowtalker George Redhair Tribes of Indian Guides Lubbock Young, Men’ S. Christian Association Gerald Barnett Labbock Barnett H. D. “Diddy” Pearson Ith Pearson Texas

Shepherd and Sheep painting stolen in Syracuse area gallery

A landscape by English painter Thomas Gainsborough valued about $100,000 was found missing from Drake Gallery in Fayetteville New York. Police say the theft of Shepherd and Sheep occurred between Thursday night and Saturday morning.

Fayetteville N.Y Thomas Gainsborough Drake Gallery Syracuse

Cambodia Files Charge In U N On Attacks From Vietnam

Cambodia lodged a note with the Security Council alleging U S backed South Vietnamese air and artillery strikes on Cambodian territory from Nov 10 to 16, killing 28 and wounding many with several missing. South Vietnam accused Cambodia of flagrant Geneva violations by hosting North Vietnamese forces.

United Nations N.Y Cambodia Security Council United States International Control Commission South Vietnam Cambexiia

New CIAGA President Named At San Antonio Meeting

Miguel Santamaria Davila of Colombia was elected president of the Inter-American Cattlemen's Confederation CIAGA at its four day assembly in San Antonio. Belton Kelberg Johnson of King Ranch was named first vice president and Raul H. Mascarenas of Argentina became second vice president. The delegates planned next year’s convention in the Dominican Republic and approved agrarian reform statements while discussing land reform concerns and regional seminars in Panama Nicaragua and Honduras.

San Antonio Behgota Colombia Miguel Santamaria Davila Inter-American Cattlemen's Confederation CIAGA General Assembly Santo Demings Dominican Republic U.S. State Department United States U.S Belton Kelberg Johnson Texas King Ranch Raul H. Mascarenas Buenos Ares Argentina Johnson Kingsville Isecond CLAGA Mascarenas Santamaria Octavio Ochoa Ochoa San Jose Costa Rica Panama Honduras Managua Nicaragua

Frosty the Snowman Stands Proud in Tropics

In the central highlands near Ban Me Thuot a U S Army unit built a sandbag snowman named Frosty as a Christmas tribute. Sir Thomas Davis of Alma led the effort using lime coated sandbags plastic facial features and a steel helmet to evoke a real snowman that won’t melt in the tropical heat.

Saigon Upii Central Highlands Thomas Davis Alma Atk 4Th Infantry Division Ban Me Thuot Davis

Ford Foundation Names Trustee Dr Vivian Henderson to Board

The Ford Foundation added Dr Vivian W. Henderson, president of Clark College Atlanta, to its board of trustees. Henderson is an economist and civil rights authority who has led Clark since 1965 and previously chaired Fisk University’s economics department.

New York Ford Foundation Vivian W. Henderson Clark College Atlanta Henderson Clark Fisk University

Legislation Aims To Expand Pesticide Control Roles

Rep. John Morragan proposes a bill to let the secretaries of agriculture interior and welfare ban pesticides. Current law restricts this power to the Agriculture Department which regulates interstate sales. The measure also empowers health and welfare to act on health risks and interior to cancel registrations harming wildlife or the environment.

Washington John S. Morragan Secretaries of Agriculture, Interior and Welfare Department of Agriculture Monagan Secretary of Interior Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare Department

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