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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1965

Page

2

Laos Rebels Slip Into Thailand Amid Border Turmoil

Report from Vientiane says Phoumi Nosavan and Siho Lam are believed to have fled Laos for Thailand after a rebel setback. Thai authorities consider asylum for the two and may issue passports to Chinese Communists to avoid political activity. The situation follows riots near the Mekong border and a government crackdown on Laos’ neutralist coalition.

Vientiane Laos Phoumi Siho Pak Sane Sat- Phoumi Uni Sito Vientiane Tain Stronzholt Hon Hou Lex Depuy Sae Pathet Lao Thelment Dian Provincia Udort Pathet of Vietlane Viened Monitme Bangkok Thi Phoumand Thailand Vien-Phoum

Seminole Considers New City Hall Plan and Bids

Seminole commissioners study feasibility for a new city hall and begin plans to open bids. The court will assess contract duties for a lending depository bank and evaluate location, costs, and welfare department needs. A committee led by Joe Anderson will report. members include C V Singlie, F H Bolen, Moore, Geyer, and others.

Crm Commissioners Court Tac Ehlominiy Ston Moore Joe Cothes Fred Barbee Geraldiony Geyer Ira Elkins J.D Mitchell Charles Lawrence Luke Skaggs John Shepsidiscuss Addi

Bovina Moves Toward New Post Office Building

The county court held hearings on plans for a new Bovina post office building with bids soon to be invited. The successful bidder will purchase land, construct the facility, and lease it to the post office, with a veteran presence discussed and time frames set for completion. Two youths faced misdemeanor pleas in unrelated local matters, and a donor was noted for supporting project costs.

James A Veterans Selecersion Office Lal

Lost in Viet Nam incident prompts vow to return

In Saigon area a brother vows to go back in after Dawson Cong, missing since the Vietnam conflict, with family intent on continuing search for news of his fate. Authorities and the community await any lead from the long quest for the missing serviceman.

Saigon South Viet Nam Ritory Bien Hoa Donald C.cong Dawson Daniel Dawson Donald Thai Hung Dong Nai

Tahoka Jaycee Officers Elect and Banquet Planned

Tahoka Jaycees elected Binie White president for the coming year with Clifton Clark remaining on the board. Milton Reynolds and Dale Gandy were named first and second vice presidents, Wendall Patterson secretary, Leonard Dunn treasurer, with Clayton Ike Carter Larry Monk Gale Hartman and Clark as directors. The installation banquet is set for March 6 at the Community Center with R. B. McAllister to speak. Ken Edmonson, state Jaycee director, visited the group.

Tahoka Tahoka Jaycees Binie White Clifton Clark Milton Reynolds Dale Gandy Wendall Patterson Leonard Dunn Clayton Ike) Carter Larry Monk Gale Hartman Clark Ken Edmonson Jaycees Lamesa R. B. McAllister Lubbock White Edmonson

Tahoka Schools Name New Faculty After Board Resignations

Tahoka school board accepted three resignations including head football coach Gilbert Howgh and assistant coach Dave Easterday. Linda Taylor left Jan 22. New hires are Carol Ann Snider to teach high school English, John Neilson to replace Taylor, and Don Rouse to replace Easterday.

Tahoka Gilbert Howgh Carol Ann Snider Arlington James Self John Neilson Taylor Don Rouse Easterday

Sundown High Bands to Crown Sweetheart at Monday Concert

Three Sundown High School bands Beginer Roustabout and Roughneck will perform at 7 30 p m in the high school auditorium A band sweetheart will be crowned from four candidates Sally Hogan Dianne Harrington Linda Edwards and Kay Craddock chosen by secret ballot of band members

Sundown Sally Hogan Dianne Harrington Linda Edwards Kay Craddock Secret Ballet

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