Christmas and New Year Holiday Schedule At Reese Base
Base offices close for Christmas Day and New Year’s Day with limited hours at the commissary from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Christmas Eve and New Year’s Eve, normal hours otherwise. Holiday services include Protestant candlelight communion at 8 p.m. Christmas Eve, Midnight Mass for Catholics at 11:30 p.m., and multiple Masses on Christmas Day and New Year’s Day. Hanukkah observances noted, with services in Lubbock.
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Bacal Tsanda Andacién Sesldl
Kent
Guumay
LF Avics
Temple of Jerusalem
Lubbock
G. R. Newcomb
Reese Exchange Services
Arctic gas pipeline study pulls in three US firms
Three U S natural gas firms Columbia Gas System Northern Natural Gas Co and Texas Eastern Transmission join Alberta Gas Trunk Line in a Calgary announced study to gauge the economic feasibility of a large Arctic to Alaska line. The plan aims to move Arctic gas to markets while keeping Canadian control and funding research and engineering work for 1971.
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Houston
U.S
Alberta Gas Trunk Line Co. Ltd
Columbia Gas System
New York
Northern Natural Gas Co
Omaha
Neb
Texas Eastern Transmission Corp
Calgary
Alberta
S. R. Blair
Alberta Gas Trunk
Blair
Prudhoe Bay
Alaska
North Slope
Alerta
Arctic
Reese Air Force announces 27 named promotions
A list of Reese airmen receiving promotions in the 1971 cycle includes Marvin E. Lester and Albertus C. Saul, named to chief master sergeant. The group reflects Air Force wide promotions totaling 14 829. Other promoted ranks include senior master sergeant Roy H. Jump and Billy R. Robinson, with many advancing to technical sergeant staff sergeant and sergeant across the 3500th FMS and related units.
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Reesites
Marvin E. Lester
350Th Field
Albertus C. Saul
42Nd Aerospace Rescue and Recovery Squadron
Reese
Ran
Roy H. Jump
Billy R. Robinson
Robert L. Blount
Richard K. Raley
FMS
Adrian B. Chaltry
George A.ellien
Charles Schuitheis
Terry L. Tumey
Larry C. Agee
Howard Carrett
James L. Bryant Jr
Edward J. Quirsfeld
Michael J.dejaeger
David W. George Usaf Hospital
Marshall L.hunt
AFL-CIO mulls own auto insurance in Texas
Texas AFL-CIO president Henk Brown says a study of creating a union auto insurer is underway due to rising rates. He notes laws are a hurdle but cites Ohio AFL-CIO starting its own company as a model and hopes to persuade the next convention to explore the venture.
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Austin
Texas Afl-Cio
Henk Brown
Brown
Ohio
Afl-Cio
A Vote for Women at Stevens Institute
Students at Stevens Institute of Technology in Hoboken New Jersey reversed their stance and decided they want the vote for women. The 1,400-member campus discussion highlights student opinion on women's suffrage.
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Hoboken
UPD
Stevens Institue of Technology
Rockets Hit Jerusalem Areas Amid Cairo Talks
Egyptian officials fly to Moscow to press post-Nasser policy with Soviet leaders as Arab rocket fire strikes Jerusalem near the Knesset complex. The two Soviet Katyusha rockets hit the Rehavia district, causing no casualties, while Israel debates returning to stalled peace talks under Gunnar V. Jarring.
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Moscow
United Press International
Ali Sabry
Egypt
Israel
Jerusalem
Rehavia
Kiiyah
Michael Arnon
Middle East
United Nations
Gunnar V. Jarring
Arnon
Sabry
Cairo
Riots in Poland Raise Doubts of Spread Across Bloc
Eastern European Communist governments tightened news flow on Poland’s food riots while diplomats doubted any wider bloc contagion. Western stations provided outside coverage as Czechoslovakia and others echoed government lines, blaming Western radios for instigating unrest.
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Vienna
UPI
Europe
Poland
Soviet Bloc
Radio Free Europe
British Broadcasting Corp
Voice of America
Lotto Radios
Czechoslovakia
Ofticie
Ments
Russia
Manson Trial Nears Closing Stage With Final Arguments
The Charles Manson murder trial and three co-defendants move toward closing arguments. Leslie Van Houten, 20, faces defense struggles after her counsel Ronald Hughes disappeared recently. The case involves the killings of grocer Labianca, his wife, actress Sharon Tate, and four others on August 8, 1969, with delays while new counsel reviews the vast 18,000 page transcript.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Charles Manson
Los Angeles County
Kenneth Hahn
Maxwell Keith
Superior Court
Charles H. Order
Leslie van Houten
Ronald Hughes
Hughes
Log Padres National Forest
Keith
Miss van Houten
Lena Lablanca
Mangon
Susan Atkins
Patricia Krenwinkel
Sharon ‘Tate
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Colt
Texas Eastern
University of Oklahoma Press
Havelee
Tike
Nasser
Thaca
Nawe Wees
Kibbutz
Ramat Rahel
Bethelem
Chopin Street
Tha Athar Avnindat
Tha
Jordan
Amman
Peoples Army
Eliahu Sadowski
Hatayassim
Sadowski
Red
Vacen State Bank
Mercer
Insurance & Financial
University
Sears
Flossie and
Flo
Flossie
Probe
Moonscape
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