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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 1963

Page

10

Flying Supplies To Indian Troops Faces Tough Job

In Leh India a U S Air Force C 130 transports supplies to Indian troops facing the Chinese Communists in the Himalayas. Pilot Lt William M Davis warns the mission sits at the edge of safety margins amid jagged peaks and treacherous landings.

Henry S. Bradsher Leh India Himalayas U.S. Air Force William M. Davis Leh Ladakh Anthony G.rezendes Santa Rosa Calif Europe Korea New Delhi Davis Mt. Everest Carlisle Ind Robert M. Marquette Jr East Liverpool Ohio Bruce G. Herold Huntington N.Y Rezendes Alva M. Thompson W. Va J. C. Theodore F. Truban Morgantown China Kunlun Mountains Indus River Lehi

Career Days at Lubbock High Set With New Pattern

Lubbock High School launches a new Career Days program for seniors with an initial 1:15 p.m. meeting led by Mrs. Jean Jenkins of Texas Tech. The event shifts from small groups to a broad view of business and professional opportunities, with sessions planned for Jan. 30 and March.

Lubbock High School Ethel Short Jean Jenkins Texas Tech Jenkins Lee Roy Herron

Freed American Describes Viet Cong Prison Diet

U S Army Sgt J C Roque Matagulay recounts rice salt and oil with occasional rat soup or gopher dishes in a Viet Cong camp. He was released after five months as a prisoner of war and says indoctrination and malaria weakened him during captivity.

Saigon Viet Nam U.S. Army J.C. Roque S. Matagulay Matagulay Viet Cong Richmond Calif South Viet Nam Matagalay San Pablo Hom

Dried Milk to Cuba as Part Payment for Prisoner Release

The United States will provide five million pounds of nonfat dried milk to Cuba as part of prisoner release arrangements from the Bay of Pigs disaster. Up to fifteen million more pounds may follow. The Agriculture Department transferred the initial shipment to the American Red Cross and will supervise distribution to aid children and the needy in Cuba.

Washington U.S Cuba Bay of Pigs Agriculture Department American Red Cross Cuban Families Committee Department

Kruger National Park Crowned World’s Largest Nature Reserve

The Kruger National Park in the Republic of South Africa is identified as the world’s largest natural game preserve. It spans vast terrain, drawing researchers and visitors to study and observe diverse wildlife, including the Big Five and numerous endemic species.

Kruger National Park The Republic of South Africa

Everything Sold but Squeaks A Look At The Car Wrecker Trade

A journalist surveys the car wrecking business from end to end. Wreckers extract usable engines and parts then sell scrapped metal to smelters while yards stock hundreds of bodies awaiting profitable sale. Traffic accidents provide high value parts for rebuilt engines and transmissions.

Frank L. White Avalanche-Journal United States Rubbock Lubbock Lone Star Steel Co Daingerfield Fl Paso Ascbock Kaiser Smelter West Pacific Gulf Mid-West Klotzman

Heath Faces French Hurdles In Brussels Common Market Talks

Edward Heath steers Britain's bid to join the European Common Market amid French suspicion and six nation bargaining. He projects confidence, praises his negotiating skill, and maintains a grueling schedule in Brussels as he weighs package terms and alliance with De Gaulle’s influence.

Godfrey Anderson Brussels Belgium Waterloo Edward Heath Britain West Germany Italy Netherlands Luxembourg Heath Charles de Gaulle France de Gaulle Canada Australia British Commonwealth Coal Steel Pool Atomic Energy Group Macmillan Europe Broadstairs Kent

Will Leaving Money To Cats Held Invalid

Superior Court Judge William Watson ruled a will leaving 140000 for two pet cats invalid. The estate valued about 980000 was left to two nieces Mrs. Marjorie Ohman Avery and Mrs. Louis Ohman Quintrell of Eureka. Carson, daughter of a Humboldt County lumber pioneer, had funded care of the cats through a stock trust.

Eureka Calif Superior Court William Watson Amelia E. Carson Marjorie Ohman Avery Louis Ohman Quintrell

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