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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 26, 1967

Page

7

Latin America gains seen in yearend Alliance review

Oliver, assistant secretary of state, says 1967 was a steady growth year for Latin America under the Alliance for Progress with progress in development yet warned Congress cut aid, urging stronger effort. He notes some programs may be pruned in 1968 despite aims of higher growth and food production improvements.

Walington Oliver Alliance For Progress Latin America U.S Alliance Congress Latin Africa United States Inter-American Development Bank

Johnson card noted as 100th birthday surprise

Helen S. Jones of Newark Ohio celebrated her 100th birthday in Miami with a greeting card from Lyndon B. Johnson. The report blends affectionate anecdotes with scattered regional recollections and political commentary about Latin America and tax reforms in 1967.

Miami Fla Helen S. Jones Lyndon B. Johnson Valde Mia Newark Jordan

Buckshot Lights Up Roof After Dark in Longmont

Buckshot the neighbor in Longmont Colorado wakes the Lou Lombard home with Christmas lights at night and settles inside his own warm house after posting a do not disturb sign. Snoopy is noted as not having mastered this rooftop sleeping trick.

Snoopy Buckshot Beagle Lou Lombard Longmont Colo

Veteran Missouri senator Kinney faces challenge at 92

Longtime state senator Michael Kinney, 92 or 97 by dispute, battles a potential challenger in St Louis area as district gerry mandering and age questions surface. Kinney has served since 1912 and survived a 1924 assassination attempt with bodyguards.

Donald Berns Kinney ST. Louis UPI Inj Michael Kinney Fox Missouri Senatej John Missouri Lawler Howard Oakland Senate St. Louis County Michael E I Casey Kansas City Sen Joseph Brogan Missouri Senate

Wounded Troopers Reunite with Families in Sleighbells Return

San Francisco soldiers at Letterman General Hospital celebrate Christmas with family visits under Operation Sleighbells. Twenty recuperating troops, including Rex T. Barnum of Las Vegas, receive three days of free lodging food and travel funded by Bay Area volunteers and groups. Maj. Gen. Charles H. Gingles calls the visits a meaningful Christmas gift for hospitalized servicemen.

San Francisco Letterman General Hospital Army Rex T. Barnum Rex 11St Airborne Division Dak Letterman San Francisco Bay Area Pei Pan Charles H. Gingles Veterans of Foreign Wars The Presidio Society of San Francisco

Airman dies in Kansas light plane crash near Lyons

Cannon Air Force Base airman Robert D. Carlin, 832nd Civil Engineer Squadron, killed when the light aircraft stalled after takeoff at Lyons airfield. Plane likely piloted by John K. Wright, 21, of Lyons, who was critically injured. Wright’s emergency blood run reached Lyons from Hutchinson. Carlin had been at Cannon since April 1966 and served as a flight development specialist. He graduated Shawnee Mission East in 1961 and Phillips University in 1965. Survivors include his wife Jane and parents in Jacksonville Florida, plus two sisters.

Lyons Kan Cannon Air Forces Base Clovis Here AIC Robert D. Carlin 832Nd Civil Engineer Squadron Carlin John KB. Wright Highway Patrol Wright Hutchinson Tulsa Iin Lyons Cannon Air Force Shawnee Mission East Prairie Village San Phillips University Enid Ohio Jane Andrew L. Carlin Jacksonville Fla Nancy Ann Suzanne

Cubans Open Station To Study Hurricanes

A new Cuban meteorological station equipped for hurricane study has been opened on the Isle of Pines, Havana Radio reported. The Isle of Pines lies south of the Cuban mainland in the Caribbean where many tropical storms originate.

Miami Isle of Pines Havana Caribbean Sea

Searchers End Efforts For Missing Man And Son

A Gulf of Mexico search was canceled with no sign of Earl Horne and his son Don nine after their fishing trip. Their boat with life preservers was found in Lake Lavaca as Coast Guard and other agencies widened the search.

Corpus Christi UPI Gulf of Mexico Earl Horne Don Lake Lavaca Coast Guard

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