Burglary and Theft Reported Across Lubbock
Police probed a list of offenses including burglaries at businesses and autos. Losses included a $200 TV set, $60 petty cash, $40 vending machine coin box, 119 cartons of cigarettes, camera light meter, a car stereo cabling, a $35 camera and briefcase, and extensive auto thefts with rifles and gear. tires were slashed and a cabinet safe opened at Ward Milling Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lubbock
Clendon Miller
58Th St
14Th St
E. 34Th St
Vendon
Wood Chemical Co
James A. Thompson
60Th St
Colorado
Baylor
Jackie Pointer
30Th St
Ruben Lang
32Nd St
Ward Milling Co
Incentive Honors Presented at Reese Air Force Base
Nine military personnel and one civilian at Reese Air Force Base received recognition for adopted improvements that save about six thousand dollars yearly. Cash awards of eighty dollars were given to several contributors including M.Sgt. Sidney F. Lockhart. S.Sgt. Mack L. Quick. Airman 2.C. John Repsa. S.Sgt. Kenneth Rankins. Airman 1.C. William E. Rash. Airman 1.C. Richard D. Keck. and others. Additional awards and certificates acknowledged further suggestions approved by the incentive awards committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reese Air Force Base
Sidney F. Lockhart
Mack L. Quick
Air Training Command
John Repsa
Kenneth Rankins
William E. Rash
Airman 1.C
Richard D. Keck
Reese
William F. Loughrey
Dennis J. Vineys
Kenneth L. Molloy
F. E. Mc Williams
Incentive Awards Committee
Welsh Unconquered Cardiff Factoid Cited in 2008 Report
Billy J. Morrison told police a tire and wheel were removed from a car parked at his 2008 Juniper Apt 22 residence. The note of Wales as the only part of Britain never overrun by invaders frames the historical section.
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Cardiff
Wales
Britain
Weber
Billy J. Morrison
Juniper, Apt. 22
Cargo Ships Redeployed to South Viet Nam by Maritime Admin
The Maritime Administration said it will pull 15 commercial cargo ships from the reserve fleet to move freight to South Viet Nam. Fourteen are 10 000-ton Victory ships stationed at James River Virginia Hudson River New York Beaumont Texas Mobile Alabama Suisun Bay California and Olympia Washington. The 15th vessel is a C2 model, the Delaware, now operating under charter in San Francisco for Bulk Transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Maritime Administration
Viet Nam
San Francisco
Eee
Workers At Reese AFB Win 870 Dollar Incentive Award
Charles W. Smith and Joe F. Turner, civilian workers at Reese Air Force Base, received an $870 incentive for adapting starter generators from retired T-33 aircraft to T-37 trainers. The fix kept 54 badly needed undergraduate training jets flying and saved $43,751 in costs. Smith is materials and equipment foreman and Turner an aircraft electrician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reese Air Force Base
Charles W. Smith
Joe F. Turner
Reese
Smith
Turner
Air Force
Inteentive Awards Committee
Chamber businessmen to visit Lamesa on goodwill tour
About 35 Lubbock wholesalers will ride a chartered bus from the Chamber of Commerce at 10:30 a.m. to Lamesa for a luncheon with local merchants. B Watkins will address the gathering. Return stop in O Donnell precedes arrival in Lubbock by 5 p.m. The chamber pays bus costs. participants cover meals.
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Lubbock
Lamesa
M. J
Bud) Aderton
Aderton
Pheasant
B. Watkins
O'Donnell
Lubbock Group
US battle deaths in South Vietnam rise to 503 in four years
UPI reports new fighting this week raises U.S. battle deaths in South Vietnam to 503 since the start of the war. The four year total of non fatal wounded reaches 2 720 with eight previously missing soldiers identified. Navy and Air Force losses are noted along with 3 280 total battle casualties and 247 deaths from accidents.
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Washington
UPI
U.S
South Viet Nam
Air Force
Thomas A. Sanders
Massapequay
N.Y
Navy
Leon C. Stein
San Diego
Calif
William L. Brown
Tecumseh
Mich
Robert P. Dionne
Manchester
N.H
Burma’s Ne Win Plans Week China Visit
Gen Ne Win, chairman of Burma’s revolutionary government, will visit Communist China for a week after invitations from Premier Chou En-lai and President Liu Shao-chi, according to Burma’s Foreign Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Rangoon
Burma
Ne Win
Chou En-lai
Liu Shao Chi
Langla Volcano Erupts Near New Guinea Island
Mount Langla, a 4,000 foot volcano on a New Guinea trust territory island, erupted violently today threatening about 300 villagers living nearby. Rescue teams and authorities scrambled to assess lava flow and ash impact on settlement.
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Port Moresby
New Guinea
Sag Sag
Agulupella
Jal policeman delivers his own baby in car
Jal New Mexico officer Bobby Joe Snell delivered his wife's baby in a car at 3 a.m. en route from Jal to Kermit hospital. The mother and 7 pounds 9 ounces daughter were reported healthy at Wrinkler County Memorial Hospital. The officer trained three weeks earlier assisted without a flashlight.
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Kermit
UPI
Jal
N.M
Wrinkler County Memorial Hospital
Bobby Joe Snell
Kermit Hospital
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George Tyson
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Kenneth Day
Jim Huffman
Air Base
QO Omega
Omega
Robert L. Curlee
Winona
Minn
Donald R. Saegaert
New Albany
Ind
Fred M. Owens
Oklahoma City
Oklo
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Sanford
D. Stepanov
Akron
Ohio
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Marina
Paul J. Bruno
Canaan
Conn
N.C
Herbert Smith Jr
Hopkinsville
el Paso II
Marines
James E. Parmelee
Hopkins, Mich
Lance
Richard L. Zichek
Lincoln, Neb
Clifford A. Roberts
Pacific, Mo
Kenneth A. Seisser
Gilberts
Ignacio Almanzar
el Paso
Tex
Brian S. Gautheir
Masura
Marshall D. Holman
Detroit
William Edward Fowler
Los Angeles
Marine Corps
Frank S. Reasoner
David D. McKenzie
Ann Arbor
Pfc
Elgin L. Stirling
San Bernardino
Cpl
Kennth L. Remmers
Karnes City
Association of
Preston W. Deshan
Avalanche-Journal
Nday
Avalanch Curnal
Texas
Wome Delivery
Sapeos Dal
Carecores Tewees
Eaote
Soa
Cecceenas Seegess
Cccs Visegeers
Chris Raesz
Sth
Indiana
Florsheim Reg
Florsheim
RAND
Winthrop
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