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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1962

Page

4

Major changes urged for U S foreign service by Herter panel

A blue ribbon Herter committee headed by former Secretary Christian A. Herter urged sweeping U S foreign service reforms. Proposals include a career under secretary of state and a national foreign affairs college to train civilians abroad, plus strengthening the diplomatic career service and adding foreign information and foreign development services. Secretary Dean Rusk backed the initiative.

Lubbock Avalanche-Journal Washington Sec. of Christian A. Herter U. S Herter Secretary of State States Department National Foreign Affairs College State Department Foreign Information Service U.S. Information Agency Agency For International Development E . Sec. of State Dean Rusk Herter Committee Congress Carneigie Endowment For International ‘Peace Ford Foundation Rockefeller Brothers Fund U.S America

Dr Kenneth May to Speak at Tech

Dr Kenneth O May of Carleton College Northfield Minnesota will be a visiting lecturer in mathematics Monday at Texas Tech. He will speak at 745 p m in Chemistry Building 101 to Kappa Mu Epsilon members and prospective members. The public is also invited to attend the free lecture.

Kenneth O. May Carleton College Northfield Minn Texas Tech May Midwest Mathematics Society of America Kappa Mu Epsilon

Jehovah’s Witnesses Set Conference Here

The mid winter assembly for Texas Circuit No 9 of the Jehovahs Witnesses will draw representatives from 16 area congregations to a conference in Lubbock November 11 13. Theme Copy the Masters Zeal. Robert Perko minister of the Lubbock congregation will preside. Reports on ministerial activity for the past six months will be given on each of the circuit congregations. An analysis will be made of circuit effectiveness.

Texas Jehovah’s Witnesses Lubbock Circuit Assembly Robert Perko Perko

Ingram Man Dies as Auto Overturns North of Edinburg

Lou Worrell, 42, of Ingram Texas was killed when his car overturned on U S Highway 281 eight miles north of Edinburg. His wife Annie Worrell, 31, was in fair condition at an Edinburg hospital. Wayne W Jameson of Pharr Texas drove the car and escaped injury.

Edinburg, Tex UPI Louis Clyde Worrell Ingram Tex U.S. Highway 281 Edinburg Worrell Wayne W. Jameson Pharr Annie Worrell Jameson

Lubbock Marriage Licenses and Local Court Notices

Marriage licenses issued in Lubbock area include Bill Gene Lam and Betty Ruth Gist. Henry Lee and Amanda Fort. Robert Allen Stangland and Dalinda Romero Romo. Richard Leon Beesinger and Se Loeria Long. Monty Ray Cooper and Mary Ellen Lea. Estle Bruce Stribling and Wilma Mae Lester Meeks. District court cases list workmen compensation disputes, divorces, and damages in 140th and 8th District Courts. notable suits involve Texas Employers' Insurance Assn. and North River Insurance Co. plus damages claims from two-car collision. County Court at Law includes Griggs Furniture Co. v Mary Francis Jordan and other civil actions.

Bill Gene Lam Betty Ruth Gist Lubboc Henry Lee Kater Aan Te Ciara Amanda Fort Robert Allen Stangland mYress Afb Dalinda Romero Romo Wilson’ Washington White Mraane Arlene Calhoun Richard Leon Beesinger Se Loeria Long Monty Ray Cooper Mary Ellen Lea Lubbock Tind District Victor H. Lindsey Jesse Edward Dilworth Texas Employers’ Insurance Assn C. Covington Bernice Covington Max D. Robertson Hazel Robertson Betty Jo Smith Durwood Ray Smith Howard C. Davison Dudge Betty Jane Shipp Royce Dale Shipp Joe Trevino John D. Smith North River Insurance Co Charles Hargrove John Hargrove Donald Lowry Mansfield Stanley Barr Pat & Moore Gertrude Lene Felton Mid-South Insurance Co Griggs Furniture Co Mary Francis Jordan M. E. Carver Carver Boiler Works John Noble Credit Executives Corp Carl E. Shipman Epener Plumbing Co

Hobbs Reserve Units Remain After Shuffle

Hobbs changes keep the 4228th Civil Affairs Company as a reinforcement training unit with unchanged status. The 975th Ordnance Company will face a priority shift and reduced authorized strength. Capt. James M. Murray of Hobbs leads the unit which currently has 60 enlisted men and five officers. Lt. Col. M. S. Dragoo directs the 4228th Civil Affairs, a non paid unit of commissioned officers.

Hobbs 975Th Ordnance Company 4228Th Civil Affairs Company 975Th Ordnance James M. Murray 4228Th Civil Affairs M. S Glenn) Dragoo

Roswell man held without bond in wife’s murder

Elmo Lorenzo Calhoun, 25, is held without bond after being arraigned on murder charges for stabbing his wife Beverly Calhoun, 21, with a butcher knife. Police say the couple, who have three children and a pregnant mother, were in a long-standing marital dispute. A preliminary hearing is pending.

Roswell Elmo Lorenzo Calhoun Beverly Justice of the Peace J. C. Jones Tommy Thompson Calhoun Thompson

Blaze Destroys Home In Lubbock

A five room home belonging to Louis Hereford at 2617 Fir Ave in Lubbock burned at 12:50 a.m. Saturday when cleaning fluid used on a rug exploded, possibly due to fumes meeting a pilot light. No injuries or loss estimate reported. Firefighters also responded to a steam boiler incident at the Lubbock Packing Co plant, 602 E. 19th St, causing minor steam damage.

Louis Hereford Fir Ave Lubbock Packing Co 19Th St

Union Treasury Audit Underway in Roswell Local 511

The U S Department of Labor investigates a report that Carpenter's Union Local 511 in Roswell is short 4577 dollars in union funds. Gene Burgoon, local financial secretary, requested the audit. international headquarters and Burgoon's associates ordered the books checked. The audit aims to determine if any money is missing.

Roswell U. S. Department of Labor Treasury of Carpenter’s Union John H. Healey Bureau of Labor Management Gene Burgoon Carpenter’s Union International Burgoon’s Healey

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U.S. Foreign Service National War College United States Kenneth May Tech Ingram Man Robert H. Bean Merie Marlene Smith Edward B. Smith Charles Westbrook Homer Hall John A. Hill Betty E. Hill Oren Mie Orlon DuPont Reg T.M Sears Cosmetics Dept Orion Sears and Save Blaze Union Treasury Wayne Camp Ford Wayne Karl Matthes Plains Truck City Lubbo Ray Burke Ray Lubbock Auto CO. Inc Ferd
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