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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1964

Page

7

Rotary Club To Tour A-J Plant

About 40 members of the Southwest Rotary Club and guests will tour The Avalanche Journal operations at noon Monday in the Axl building observation room. They will eat a sack lunch and view the newspaper printing, editorial, business and circulation departments. Rotarians tour Lubbock industry every two or three months. Floyd Read is club president and Bob Bartley is vice president. program chairman is Don Douglas.

The Southwest Rotary Club Avalanche Journal Axl Lubbock Floyd Read Bob Bartley Don Douglas

Tech Spanish Language Institute Opens in Buenos Aires

About 42 teachers and supervisors from 20 states and the Canal Zone gathered in Buenos Aires to begin a two month Summer Language Institute for Secondary School Teachers of Spanish conducted by Texas Tech in cooperation with the U.S. Office of Education. Trainees, all with prior summer language institute training, will receive advanced training to improve teaching techniques and language command while studying life in Argentina and taking two bus excursions to illustrate regional characteristics.

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Lubbock Envoy To Make Trip In 1964

Twenty year old Texas Tech junior Jenny Young will depart June 28 from Municipal Airport at 7 a.m. as part of a national Ambassador Corps briefing before traveling to New York City and then Africa. He will stay a month with a Nigerian family and travel across the country during July. He is a member of Lubbock’s Community Envoy program and a 3702 West Street resident.

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King Ranch on the Prying Pan River On

A fragmentary note places the King Ranch near the Prying Pan River with unclear context. The brief text suggests a geographic reference or travel mention but lacks readable details to confirm event, date, or attribution.

King Ranch Prying Pan River

109 Girls Leave City For Camp

Special report notes Rev A K Windecker resigns as pastor at Trinity Lutheran. Church will host two sets of bids, county business discussed, and 109 girls depart for a 12 day Camp Manakiwa session near Mason Texas. Camp costs 85 dollars, includes transport, meals, lodging, and activities. 28 staff, attending girls sleep in tents or tepees. sponsors accompany leaving Saturday.

Lockney A. K. Windecker Lubbock Trinity Lutheran Providence Missioners Court Windecker St. Paul's Lutheran Church Mason Tex Vanity Las Vegas N.M Camp Manakiwa Lege Ave Ratao Pam Iby J. M. Grigg Hou Selors Aed Ben Harrison Johnston

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