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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 1961

Page

2

Reese Air Force Base honors civilian workers for record year

Col. L. C. Hess applauded Reese civilian employees for a standout year. He cited 635 workers in Lubbock and nearby towns, a $3,800 United Fund contribution, 2,051,611 man-hours without a lost-time accident, and 106 replacements amid low turnover.

Col. L. C. Hess Reese Air Force Base Reese Col. Hess United States Aerospace Force Lubbock Larbbock Levelland Brownfield Litthefield Anton Shallowater Thalon New Deal Abernaths Rallis Wolfforth Slaten United Fund National Health Agencies Blood Bank Reese Ecadhans South Plains Cal Hess Dardalar Tropac Ee Training Command Rees FBI Civil Service Commission Air Force

Local Soldier Enlists During Wartime Draft

A Lubbock resident Cyrus High Seagan, a 190 grade student at Texas Tech majoring in journalism, was inducted into the Army in November 1980. He trained at Fort Hood and arrived overseas after basic training, planning to resume studies at Tech after his two-year service.

Edor Regensberg

Cubans Install Cactus Curtain at Guantanamo Bay

Cuban authorities have grown a barrier of cactus plants along the 25 to 50 foot wide strip on their side of the Guantanamo Bay boundary. The line runs beside the fence marking the base perimeter. Fidel Castro's government planted the so called cactus curtain about a year ago and now the plants have matured.

Washington Fidel Castro Cuba U.S. Naval Base Guantanamo Bay Navy

Bloodshot realism touted for Barabbas in Rome filming

Hollywood reports Anthony Quinn wore special full contact lenses for the Rome shoot of Columbia's Barabbas to achieve bloodshot eyes. Quinn portrays a slave in a sulfur mine while a naval base backdrop and Cuban guards with thorny plants add tension. Navy spokesman gave no further details.

Hollywood UPI Anthony Quinn Columbia Rome Quinn Naval Navy

Time to Rest in Honor of World Travel Commission

Friends present a recognition chair and traveling seats for global officials in appreciation of the World Sep Commission of the Escigeleai and Pefuccorned Church. The effort honors world-wide travel and service.

UPI Escigeleai

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