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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 26, 1900

Page

2

Orphanage charity aids Montagnard children in Vietnam

Crescent Beach Vietnam hosts Montagnard orphans under Australian Dr Stuart Harverson. Nearly 100 children now receive shelter, schooling, and gardens funded by Lehigh Valley donors. U S military and private groups supplied building materials and support as the compound expanded to include dormitories and essential facilities.

U.S Crescent Beach Stuart Harverson Lehigh Valley Pennsylvania Vietnam Nore Onc

Seeding Brings Trace Of Snow At Crescent Beach

Medford Oregon AP reports at Crescent Beach the weather seed by fog and a trace of snow, as the Harversons work to open another orphanage in Kontum. A bamboo-viper bite hospitalized a boy but the fog cleared by 9 am permitting the plane to land. The project aims for greater self sufficiency for the Crescent Beach orphans amid ongoing prejudice.

Musverne Ussionary Crescent Harverson Kontum Medford Ore Jackson Crescent Mountain Lehigh Valley Viet Inam

Christmas Carbon Monoxide Quick Diagnosis Saves Detroit Family

In northwest Detroit a police veteran and his wife with four children survived after Dr. Frank Soler diagnosed carbon monoxide poisoning over the phone. Fire, gas officials found fumes from a burned out furnace pot leaking into the blower. The Romatz family praises the doctor and notes the danger of CO poisoning.

Detroit UPI Frank Soler Gloria Romatz Arthur Romatz Romatz United States Cuba Castro Soler Fire Department Michigan Consolidated Gas

Travelers urged to secure passports early for 1971

UPI reports Frances G. Knight director of the U.S. Passport Office warns travelers planning 1971 foreign trips to apply well in advance due to high workloads and potential delays. She notes typical waits previously reached five weeks to several months and urges applications during non peak periods. passports remain valid five years from issue with fee set at 10 dollars plus 2 dollars for the extra processing.

Murray J. Brown New York UPI Frances G. _ Knight U.S Washington Miss Knight Cate Knight Sen Te Tequirey Elie Savane Erin Isi

Apartheid Strains Churches Across South Africa

South Africa tensions rise as churches split over apartheid with multiracial dialogue urged by Archbishop Ramsey. Dutch Reformed leaders resist, while World Council debates funding and church unity. Officials warn of potential violence if reforms stall.

Paul Davey World Council of Churches Theo Kotze Cape Province Johannesburg South Afcision Chris Africa South Africa Contian Institute Africa Lve United Congregational Church of South Most Era Canterbury Michael Ramsey Church of England Episcopal Church of the United States Ion Ap Artheid Dr. Ramsey Jac. J. Muller Stellenbosch Universitt Leslie Straching Nederduitse Gereformeerde Kerk Council Christian Institute of Southern Africa Methodists African Independent Church Association Ramsey Jes London Die Transvaler Ldistortion Die Burger Fedare World Council African National Congress Thelof Zimbabwe African People’s Vorster Rhodesia John Vorster South African Council Johannes D. Vorster Nancal Presbyterians Church of Southern Africa Assurahe Council Geneva Presbyterian Church Stellenbosch Robert Mercer Jesus Christ Ber Ward Chamberlain Lly Cape Town Robpower Selby Taylor Perse“ospel Cution

Polish Church Leader Calls for Peace After Bloodshed

Cardinal Wyszynski urged forgiveness and peace in Poland amid clashes between workers and police backed by the army. He cited the nation’s 30 million Catholics and thanked Pope Paul VI for concern while urging education and production to improve. The unrest left dozens dead and many wounded in Baltic port riots and other cities.

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