Tech Grad Helps Build Peruvian Jungle Radio and Power Network
Rister Jenkins, a 1950 Texas Tech graduate and Wycliffe Bible Translators radio engineer, leads maintenance of a new 110 to 4000 volt power system and modern telephone lines at Yarinacocha Peru. The site trains translators across 30 tribes, with JAARS pilots delivering supplies and crews installing a central exchange near the power plant.
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Yarmacocha
Peru
Rister Jenkins
Texas Tech
Supt
John Jenkins
Lorenzo
Jenkins
Wycliffe Bible Translators
Jarinacocha
Yaminacocha
Wycliffe
United States
San Diego
Jack Kendall
Floyd V. Lyon
Shallowater
Lyon
JAARS
Jungle Aviation
Bell
Pacific Telephone
San Diego Gas and Electric Co
Philadelphia Electric Co
U. S. Navy
Trinidad
Routh Construction Co
Greensboro
N. C
Empress Electrics
Lima
Constellation
Saratoga
Iline
Philadelphia
Andes
Arthur Jackson
E. Stanely Mumma
Alpine
Calif
Central Exchange System
Roger
Phillip
Mark
South Plains
Jack Cowen
Lubbock
Mexico
Jay Salser
Colombia
South America
Former Tech educator named to Columbia journalism honor
Dr. William E. Hall longtime journalism leader at Texas Tech and Nebraska receives distinguished alumni honors from the Columbia Graduate School of Journalism as it marks its 60th anniversary. He previously worked for the Albuquerque Tribune and held posts at the University of New Mexico. The Nebraska program won the Hearst college journalism award for 1962 63.
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William E. Hall
Department of Journalism
Texas Tech
University of Columbia Graduate School of Journalism
Hall
University of Nebraska School of Journalism
D. Hall
Albuquerque Tribune
University of New Mexico
William Mandolph Hearst
Nash Elected Red Cross Chief in Lubbock County
Bob Nash assistant manager of KFYO was elected to a second term as chairman of the Lubbock County Red Cross chapter at the annual officers and board election. New board members include Rev. William Smith Marvin McLarty Jr. Jack Baker Kenneth May Harry Tower and Jorge Moreno.
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Bob Nash
KFYO
Lubbock County Red Cross
Red Cross
Col. R. A. Steele
Clarence Solnick
Glenn Woody
David Collier
William 8. Smith
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Marvin McLarty Jr
Jack Baker
West Texas Advertising Co
Kenneth May
Avalanche-Journal
Harry Tower
City Civil Defense
Jorge Moreno
la Feria Record Shop
David C. Casey
Fritz Lanham
Couch
Ford Mitchell
Ruth Wimberley
Clem Beverie
Bob Hearn
The
United Fund of Lubbock, Inc
TOJA-PMA Sales Meet Thursday in Lubbock
A special program on promoting and developing better selling will be held tonight in Lubbock for oil jobbers, commission distributors of petroleum products, and associates. The dinner meeting starts at 7 p.m. at the Pioneer Hotel as part of the All Across Texas series by the Texas Oil Jobbers Assn. and the Petroleum Marketers Assn. James E. Moore will headline as guest speaker.
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Lubbock
T. C. McLain
Texas Oil Jobbers Assn
Pioneer Hotel
Texas
Petroleum Marketers Assn
James E. Moore
Dallas
Automatic Microfilm Exhibit Opens Here
A three day exhibit of automatic microfilming and viewing equipment opened in the Westerner Room at the Pioneer Hotel. Recordak Corp will run it through Friday with hours 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. today and Thursday and 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Friday. Neele S. Barner of Dallas and George Houck of Lubbock supervise. Invitations went to 150 people in Lubbock and Midland Odessa areas. Other interested individuals are invited to inspect the machines.
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Westerner
Pioneer Hotel
Recordak Corp
Neele S. Barner
Dallas
George
Buddy) Houck
Lubbock
Midland-Odessa
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Tech Grad
Instituto Linguistico de Verano
Summer Institute of Linguistics
Yarinacocha
Etu
Kendall
Tech
Nash
PMA
Panama City
Panama
Clark
U.S
Dad
W. Delmonico
Hack
Dept. Stores
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