Viet Cong losses and US air raids in Vietnam update
US and South Vietnamese forces report major air strikes and ground actions. A 45 minute SAC B52 raid targeted guerrilla concentrations in Zone D and other areas as patrols counted 150 Viet Cong killed at Bu Dop camp. Vietnamese forces also repelled attacks near Da Lat and Ben Thuy port facilities faced damage from Navy aircraft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strategic Air Command
Southiet Nam
U.S
Bu Dop
Saigon
Darlac
North Viet Nam
Ben Thuy
Thanh Hoa
Hanoi
Zoning Requests Highlight City Planning Meeting
The meeting notes zoning actions near Quirt Avenue and West 19th Street and the final C-2 zone change at 15th Street and Avenue W with two conditions. The report also lists civic group meetings in Lubbock, including lodge events, a luncheon club, bridge and YWCA activities, plus a note on recent regional air and political developments in Vietnam and Saigon papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. McCelvey
15Th St
Ave. W
Luncheon Honors Miss Nan Nal Bride Elect
Miss Nan Nal, bride elect of Steve Magee, was feted at a 12:30 luncheon Saturday hosted by Mrs. J. O. Nelson at 3301 38th St. Thirteen guests attended. hostesses gave silver as a gift. Special guests included Mrs. Cline Nall and Dorinda Nal, and Mrs. Lawrence Magee and Debra Magee. The couple plans to marry in August at the First Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nan Nal
Steve Magee
J. O. Nelson
38Th St
Nelson
Maegene Nelson
Cline Nall
Dorinda
Lawrence Magee
Debra
First Methodist Church
Church Programs Stressed for Mentally Retarded in Lubbock
Mrs. John B. Steele urged church programs adapted to the mentally retarded at the Lubbock Association for Retarded Children monthly meeting at Maxey Community Center. Speakers Delwin Jones and Nevie Bartee discussed legislation and activities, with plans for an activity center and a fair booth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Steele
The
Lubbock Assn
Maxey Community Center
Delwin Jones
Nevie Bartee
Jones
Lubbock Association
South Plains Fair
Bangkok
Thailand
Lopen
Lubbock
Local E S A Chapters Meet for District Event
Members of two Lubbock Epsilon Sigma Alpha chapters attended District 9 activities in Seagraves at the First National Bank Gaines room Sunday. Mrs Elwin Smith Alpha Gamma was named district projects director. R K Pace presided. about 26 members attended. next district meeting is in Seminole Oct 17 and a state executive board meeting at the Cabana Dallas Aug 14 and 15. Ship for Sale London A British battleship built in 1946 to be sold to scrap dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lubbock
Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority
District 9
Gaines
First ‘National Bank
Seagraves
Elwin Smith
Alpha Gamma Chapter
Rudy Gryder
Roy Steward
Gamma Nu
Smith
Seminole
Cabana
Dallas
London
Bible class for mentally retarded children announced
Following Mrs Steele's address the ad urged parents of mentally retarded children to call SH4 2136 for information about placing their child in a special Bible class.
Lubbock Delegation Tours West Texas Stops and Prizes
City businessmen returned to Lubbock after tours to area points with future Sept planned trips by the chamber. Door prizes awarded included football game tickets for Sept 18 between Texas Tech and Kansas. Winners in Lamesa and O’Donnell included G. K. McDonald and Mrs. McLaurin. Singapore Japan will exploit Malaysian fishing grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lubbock
Texas Tech
University of ‘Kansas
Lamesa
G. K. “McDonald
Educator and civic leader highlights in Clovis and Denver
UMD and Coats, reared in Clovis and a high school graduate there, taught at Tech from 1948 to 1957 and assisted University of Denver summer sessions for her advanced degree in 1952. She served as assistant executive director of the United Fund, aiding the budget division and directed surveys on community health, recreation, and welfare. A First Methodist Church member, she lives at 4914 49th St.
Wheat shipments fuel U S aid in India under Food for Peace
A government radio report predicts arrival of one million tons of American wheat in India in coming weeks. Shipments have averaged 600000 tons monthly, forming the largest part of the $6.1 billion aid bill under the Food for Peace program. TEHRAN reports British brand automobiles to be manufactured in Iran.
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Radio
Hanoi
Saigon
Pham Ngoc Thao
Thao
Nguyen Khanh
Khanh
U. S
India
Tehran
Iran
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3Rd St
D. C
Quirt Ave
19Th St
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Brotherhood of Railroad
IOOF
Rebekah Lodge
Rebekah Hall
53Rd St
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Hie City
Liano
Estacado Bridge Club
Maxey
YWCA
Gamma Phi
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St. Matthew Methodist Church
Bud Huffaker
Mark Anderson
Davis
O’donnell Chamber of Commerce
Waawes
R. K. Pace
Post
Chamber
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Watkins
Art
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A. C. Bullard
Ed Doherty
E. J. Haymes
Roy James
John Spikes
Yancey Price
Cliff Wedener
Rex Webster
Steve Tully
Doug Boren
Bob Murphy
Wes Youngblood
Alton Brazell
Arch Lamb
John Warren
Rod Shaw
John A. Logan
Chamber Occu
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Chamber Industrial Department
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Leslie C. Pratt
Neale Roy
Ray Evans
Hap Bratcher
C. A. Taylor
Keith Pitner
Pat Ryan
Matt A. McCall
Guy Weeks
Ernest L. Moody
Hayes M. Walker
Jake Lippard
McDonald
L. C. Scott
Stansell
McLaurin
Mrs. Davis
L. W. Barton
Ralph Knight
Paul Mansell
Wayland F. Taylor
Everett
Ruth Wingfield
Donna Gary
Robert W. Brown
Waymon Everett
Wayne Noland
J. B. Fritz
Hollis Swinney
Carl Spraberry
Doy Wilkerson
Hugh Lott
Truett Hudnett
Deen
Singapore
Japan
UMD
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