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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1963

Page

6

Congo Independence Path Marked By Violence In 1960

UN Security Council approved a U N military force to stabilize the Congo after Belgium withdrew. Lumumba was murdered, Katanga seceded and Tshombe led a rebellion as Adoula formed a unity government. Hammarskjold died in a plane crash during mediation efforts. The era spanned 1960 to 1962 with multiple factions, international tension, and UN attempts at reconciliation.

Congo Milton Besser United Nations N.Y Manhattan East River Security Council Dag Hammarskjold U.N Lumumba Baudoin Belgium Leopoldville United States Moise Tshombe Katanga Elisabethville Joseph Kasavubu Hammarskjold Soviet Union France Britain China U.N. Congo Tshombe U. N Kasavubu General Assembly U.N. General Assembly Antoine ‘Gizenga Stanleyville Ghana Port Francqui Cyrille Adoula Coquilhatville Adoula Ndola Rhodesia U Thant Kindu Kongolo Kitona Ka‘tanga Lao Congo Unity Paulo

Tech Junior Picked for Brazil Study Program

Texas Tech junior Bob Eaton of Burkburnett has been chosen for the Junior Year in Brazil program. He will study in Sao Paulo with NYU and University of Sao Paulo, starting January 28. Eaton holds a perfect 4.0 in Spanish and Portuguese and will live with a Brazilian host family. He will travel to New York for orientation before departing.

Bob Eaton Texas Tech Burkburnett Brazil New York University New York City University of Sao Paulo Eaton Oscar En Fernandez NYU John C. Dowling Eunice J. Gates Sao Paulo Mexico Tech

Bandits Sought In Hobbs Station Holdup

In Hobbs a hotel service station was robbed by two Negro men who demanded $1 in gas and fled with $37. William C. Olsen was bound and gagged in the restroom until a customer, Mrs. Elector McClish, heard him and freed him. Police seek two suspects.

Hobbs William C. Olsen Olsen Elector McClish

Worst Year For Air Accidents Global toll 1511 deaths in 1962

A 1962 Aeroplane and Commercial Aviation News survey reported 1511 people killed in air crashes worldwide. Eight jets destroyed, 74 fatal accidents caused 1227 passenger and 277 crew deaths. Human error blamed. calls for more safety disclosure amid secrecy around incidents.

London UPI Aeroplane and Commercial Aviation News

Fair Group Okays Carnival Contract

The Panhandle South Plains Fair Association authorized Manager A B Davis to contract with Ledel Shows for the 1963 fair. Ledel, which had the 1962 contract, was chosen again from several bids. Homer Hunt presided as association president with directors Jack Payne Bob Gee Charles Maedgen Jr and Parker Prouty present.

Panhandle South Plains ‘Fair Association Mgr.a. B. Davis Ledel Ledel Group Homer Hunt Association Presdent Jack Payne Bob Gee Charles Maedgen Jr Parker Prouty

City Man Held In Pickup Theft Case

FBI said New Mexico officers are investigating a Lubbock man held in Mountainair as a suspect in stealing a pickup owned by M. T. Stanton of Shallow Water. Two Lubbock teenagers, a 16 year old and 15 year old sister, are believed runaways found with him. Father reportedly left Lubbock to bring them back. no interstate theft charges filed yet.

Lubbock FBI New Mexico Mountainair N. M M. T. Stanton Rt. 1 Shallowater Iwo Lubbock

Realtors Plan To Attend Meet

About 15 members of the Lubbock Board of Realtors will travel to Austin for the Texas Real Estate Assn. annual installation meeting held today and tomorrow. Attendees include Lubbock president Jack Eastman and other board directors. New state officers to be installed are A. B. Beddow of Austin as president and George A. McCanse of Houston as vice president, with Alton Miller of Dallas as vice president, H. W. Bahnman of Harlingen as secretary, and P. C. Naylor Jr. of San Antonio as treasurer.

Lubbock Board of Realtors Texas Real Estate Assn Austin Jack Eastman Lubbock Board State Association Joe Phillips Texas Real Estate <Assn J. W. Chapman TREA Mary Davis Pat Garrett Moe Terrell Don Osborne Leon Osborne Bob Medlar Eve Wood Jeff Wheeler

Hermann Sons Group To Install Officers in San Antonio

In a 2 p.m. January 20 ceremony at Rowena Lodge Hall Rowena, eight Hermann Sons lodges will have officers installed. Arthur Porter of San Antonio will serve as installing officer with M. O. Gold assisting as Grand Lodge representative. The Grand Lodge serves over 56,000 Texas members and houses offices in San Antonio. The group also runs a summer camp for juniors and a home for aged members at Comfort. Genèvea reports Swiss lanes planned in Swiss drawing boards.

San Antonio Hermann Sons Rowena Lodge Rowena Arthur Porter Hermann Sons Home For the Porter M. O. Gold Grand Lodge Texas Lubbock Comfort Texas Hill County

Bids Sought for 12 Classroom High School Annex

Brownfield special report: School board approves final plans for a two story addition of 18 000 square feet adding six classrooms per floor, lockers and restrooms. Bids due 3 p m January 30 at the high school. Auto mechanic shop may be included depending on bids with August 15 completion target.

Brownfield

Non-Credit Courses Slated at SPC Levelland

South Plains College will offer non-credit short courses at night school in the spring semester. Courses include flower arranging turf and grass short course hat making charm and personality club reporting blue print reading small appliance repair interior decoration and baton twirling. Registration begins 7 p.m. January 21 in the gymnasium.

Levelland South Plains College

Castor County voters weigh hospital bond payment method

Castro County residents decide Saturday between two repayment options for hospital bonds. One uses existing tax rates with state and county valuations, the other creates a hospital district with a dedicated tax, both using current valuations. The Castro County Chamber of Commerce backs the hospital district plan as the bond retirement spans 16 years.

Dimmitt Castro County Castro County Chamber of Commerce

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Patrice Lumumba Antoine Gizenga Justin Bomboko Joseph Mobutu Western Europe Boberton Hermann Sons Group Geneva SPC Castro
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