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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1969

Page

7

Brothers in arms seek to stay together on Hornet

Grand Rapids brothers Earl Edwin and Robert Windblad insist on serving together aboard the U S aircraft carrier Hornet after three Sage brothers from Niobrara Nebraska were lost in a collision between the destroyer Evans and the Australian carrier Melbourne in the South China Sea. They say they want to remain as brothers in their duties even as a family tragedy tests their unity.

Grand. Rapids, Mich UPI U.S Horret Evang Melbourne South China Sea Donald Winblad Grand Rapids Niobrara Neb Gregory Gary Kelly Windblads Earl Edwin Robert Evans

Banquet Slated by Fellowship Meeting Prospects

The Full Gospel Business Men's Fellowship hosts a convention in Lubbock with about 600 area businessmen attending a banquet at 7 p.m. The event follows a Thursday registration and business meeting at KoKo Palace. Delegates hail from Amarillo Plainview Midland Odessa Abilene Hobbs Clovis and more. Houston designer Mrs Wylie Vale spoke at a women’s luncheon. Friday sessions feature evangelist David J Du Plessis Dr Robert C Frots of Oral Roberts University and Charles V Simpson of Mobile Ala.

KoKo Palace Amarillo Plainview Midland Odessa Abilene Hobbs Clovis Lubbock Wylie Vale Houston David J. du Plessis Robert C. Frots Oral Roberts University Tulsa Charles V. Simpson Mobile Ala

Monty at 81 Reflects on D-Day and Garden Duty

Lord Montgomery paced his garden in London on the 25th anniversary of the Normandy invasion. The field marshal, who led the 21st Army Group from El Alamein to Berlin, said he is fit but has nothing to say about the landings. In a separate note, a Ft. Wolters training helicopter crashed nearby, killing the student pilot.

London Bernard ‘Law Montgomery Montgomery Lord Montgomery Normandy Monty 21St el Alamein Berlin

Florida Legislature seeks Cape Canaveral name for Cape Kennedy

A Florida concurrent resolution asks President Nixon and Congress to restore Cape Kennedy to Cape Canaveral. It requires Sen Edward Kennedy's agreement and keeps the Space Center name in Kennedy honor while citing Canaveral as historic and oldest Atlantic coast landmark. It notes Brevard County polls and citizen groups favor the older name. Senator Beth Johnson and Representative Jerome Pratt sponsor.

Tallahassee, Fla API Florida Nixon Congress Cape Kennedy Cape Canavera U.S Edward Kennedy Massachusetts Space Center At John F. Kennedy Kennedy Cape Canaveral American Atlantic Ponce de Leon Brevard County Johnson Sen Beth Johnson

Shriners Parade Opens Texas Shrine Meeting in Houston

More than 5,000 Shriners from Texas and Oklahoma gather for the 35th Texas Shrine Association meeting in Houston. A downtown parade leads at 10 a.m. with clowns, floats, drum and bugle corps, motor patrols, and mounted units from 12 Shrine temples. The order originated in Dallas in 1887 and focuses on philanthropy.

Houston UPI Texas Oklahoma Texas Shrine Association Nobles of the Mystic Shrine Dallas

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Hornet Dad Tex Tan Men‘s Dept Tex-Tan Men’‘s Dept Monterey Menter Stationery Dept Copter Ranger Ft. Wolters Here Teddy Canaveral Shriners Italy Pau-Violeta John Hendrix City Hall Dunnellon Fla J. M. Kinnebrew Hendrix Kinnebrew
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