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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1963

Page

5

Winter's First Howl Finds Snow Plows Out On Patrol

Avalanche Journal staff details how District 5 of the State Highway Department mobilizes 300 workers and a fleet of 110 snow plows and 4 rotaries to keep 17 counties of the South Plains open during snow and ice. J. D. Willson explains patrols, salt operations, radio links, and rapid mobilization from Lubbock to guard highways against icing, drifts, and flooding.

State Highway Department South Plains District 5 Lubbock J. D. Willson Palmer, Castro Swisher Caprock Amarillo Bailey, Lamb, Hale and Floyd Willson Bruce Bryan U. S. Weather Bureau Bryan Nouth Seminole Lamesa Floodada Plainview Muleshoe Dimmitt Brownfield Plains Ports Willson Highway ‘Department

Rock Society To Meet Today In Lubbock

Lubbock Gem and Mineral Society meets 7:30 p.m. today at Slide Road Clubhouse W 50th St near Slide Rd to plan projects for 1963. Refreshments and a door prize. Officers include W. Ie Foster president Bruce Bryan vice president Miss Bula Beard secretary FG White treasurer.

Lubbock Gem and Mineral Society Slide Road W. 50Th St Slide Rd W Ie. Foster Ropesville Bruce Bryan Main St Bula Beard Lubbock FG. White 53Rd St Bob Goodson Earl Siefert W. T. Beard W. B. Smith Pat Lo Cascio L. F E. Davis Frank Lynch Herbell Pigg L. E. Davis Pat van Ribber

Dr Carl Hereford to retire as Corpus Christi pastor

Dr Carl Hereford, pastor of First Baptist Church Corpus Christi for 17 years, will retire May 1 and move to Lubbock to join the Kingdom Building Foundation of Texas. He has led missions efforts, aided church construction, and helped establish the Latin American mission and a university relocation, with a record amount of mission gifts since 1946.

Corpus Christi Carl FE. Hereford First Baptist Church Lubbock Kingdom Building Foundation of Texas Texas Hereford Foreign Mission Board Executive Board of Texas Baptists Home Mission Board Baptist General Convention of Texas Ministerial Alliance The Baptist Convention South Ocean Drive Aod First Baptist Dr. Hereford University of Corpus Christi Zephyr Mathis South Texas Nigeria Holy Land Jamaica England Europe Alaska South America Central America Mexico

Mrs Edna Arnold Visits Vernon for Frost Birthday

Mrs Edna Arnold visited Sunday in Vernon at the home of her brother O W Frost and son Larry who were honored with a birthday party. She was accompanied by her sister Pearl Blanchard of Amherst and niece Poe May of Lubbock.

Shallowater Edna Arnold Vernon O. W Frost Larry Frost Arnold Pearl Blanchard Amherst Poe May Lubbock

Blocking Cold War Objectives in Atlantic Community

The piece notes a forthcoming effort by Allied leaders to break a logjam on major cold war aims as Sino-Soviet tensions rise. It outlines NATO, the EEC, and Congo issues with George Ball and Thomas Finletter flying to conferences while tensions grow among France Britain and the United States over economic and military strategy.

J. M. Roberts Associated Press North Atlantic Treaty Organization European Economic Community Congo George Ball NATO Thomas E. Finletter Ball Africa United States France Britain Europe Commonwealth Germany Paris Belgium United Nations Portugal Angola

Unusual Bridge Collision Involves Car And Horse-Drawn Buggy

In Minneapolis a minor crash on a narrow bridge surprised police. A car driven by Thoms Madden, 70, Hopkins, collided with a horse-drawn carriage piloted by Leland E. Wyman, 23, Edina. One buggy wheel was damaged.

Minneapolis AP —l Thoms Madden Hopkins

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