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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1971

Page

5

Reese Gradual Moon Car Driver Named First on Moon

James B Irwin, a Reese Air Force Base graduate, is set to become the first person to operate a vehicle on the lunar surface during Apollo 15. Joined by Col. David Scott and Maj. Alfred Worden, Irwin's 67 hour stay will include three moonwalks and rover exploration starting July 30 at Hadley Rills Cape Kennedy launches July 26.

Reese Air Force Base James B. Irwin All- Air Force David R. Scott Alfred M. Worden Jr Irwin Air Force U. S. Naval Academy Hondo Air Base Tex Reese Edwards Afb Calif Wright-Patterson Afb Ohio Col. Irwin Col Scott Lunar Maj. Worden Moon Earth Cape Kennedy Hadley Rills Reese Afb

Agnew Holds Fruitful Talks With Kuwait Ruler on Middle East

Vice President Spiro Agnew met for over three hours with Kuwait’s Amir Sheikh Sabah al-Salim al-Sabah at Seif Palace. The centerpiece was the Arab–Israeli conflict with both leaders sticking to long standing positions. A pre-talk controversy over Walsh quotes was denied by Walsh as fabrications.

Kuwait UPI Spiro T. Agnew Middle East Agnew Sabah as-Salim as-Sabah Seif Arabian Gulf Amir Arab League Egypt Cairo U.S John Patrick Walsh Daily News Walsh Palestine U.S. State Department

Sadat to Meet Envoys Over Suez Canal Talks

Cairo sources say President Sadat will host two U S envoys Michael Sterner and Donald Bergus this weekend to discuss Washington's interim proposals for reopening the Suez Canal Egypt may require a substantial Israeli withdrawal from the east bank and canal crossing by Egyptian forces. The plan signals a more active U S role in Middle East talks despite Israeli opposition and Jerusalem’s skepticism.

United Press International Cairo Anwar Sadat U.S Washington Egypt Israel Suez Canal Michael Sterner State Department Donald Bergus United States Middle East East Bank Jerusalem

Two Named To WTC Staff Posts

Dr. Albert C. Giere and Toni R. Turk are named to Western Texas College staff for the new fall opening. Giere, currently teaching at St. Marys Hall, will be physics and mathematics instructor. Turk will teach history and government. Giere holds degrees from Penn State, Pittsburgh, and New Mexico, and has won a $9,600 grant for relativistic magnetohydrodynamics research. Turk earned bachelor and master degrees from Midwestern University and has worked toward a doctorate at Utah. he has served in Germany as a Russian voice intercept operator and is a genealogical association director.

el Paso Baptist College Penn State Clarkson College of Technology New York Texas Woman's University Denton American Men of Science Who’s Who American Physics Society American Association of Physics Teachers Sigma Xi Giere Turk Perry Goolsby Rider High School Wichita Falls Midwestern University University of Utah Germany Europe Moscow Ft. Belknap Genealogical Association Wichita County Texas State Historical Survey Committee

LCC Registration On Tap Today

Registration for the second summer session at Lubbock Christian College begins at 8 30 a m with officials predicting record enrollment Classes start July 8 and end August 13 The first summer term drew 323 students the highest ever and officials cite the new four year program and added courses as causes There are 75 courses in 14 departments and students can earn eight hours during the no summer term

Lubbock Christian College LCC

ABA votes to study war powers but rejects swift Vietnam withdrawal

New York report says the American Bar Association voted unanimously to study the President and Congress war making powers through its International and Comparative Law section and World Order under Law. It also rejected by 173 to 105 a resolution calling for rapid Vietnam withdrawal after 90 minutes of debate.

New York Aested General Assembly The American Bar Association Congress Vietnam ABA House of Delegates Resolutions Committee Association U.S Indochina Lawyers’ Committee Beause

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