Recognizing Col. Cecil E. Roberts U S Army Attache
Col Cecil E Roberts U S Army Attache in Guatemala City receives a Certificate of Achievement from U S Ambassador John O Bell for outstanding service with the Office of the Chief of Research and Development. Roberts, son of W E Roberts of Lubbock, earned a Texas Tech BA in 1949 and served in Ardennes Rhineland and Central Europe with a tank battalion. His decorations include two Bronze Stars, the Purple Heart, Belgium Croix de Guerre, Greece Cross of Benefaction, and Bolivia Order of Condor. He and his wife have two children.
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Cecil E. Roberts
U.S. Army
Guatemala City
Guatemala
Department of the Army
U.S
John O. Bell
Ardennes
Rhineland
Europe
Belgium
Our Order of Phoenix
Greece
Andes
Bolivia
LCC Hosts Texas Junior College Speech Tourney
The two day Texas Junior College Speech Association event at Lubbock Christian College crowned LCC as top in individual events while Amarillo A won team honors in the finals. Bruce Simer of Lubbock took men's oratory and Tyler Junior College led overall with 20 points. The 1964 tournament moves to Corpus Christi with Del Mar College as host.
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Texas Junior College
LCC
Howard County
Amarillo
Lubbock Christian College
Lubbock
D’'Anma Zachary
D. G. Zachary
Abernathy
Peggy Evans
M. D. Evans
San Antonio
Johnny Cone
Richard King
Terry Bostick
Fran Borden
Brinn College
Navarro
San Angelo
Blinn
Tyler
Bruce Simer
Simer
Artie Simer
Paul Felty F
Tyler Junior College
Mike ‘Wolff
Lon Morris College
Atsike Kisimiya
Janice Livesey
Lon Morrs
Jean Gee
Odessa
Tony Breed
Texarkana Junior College
David Garcia
Temple Junior College
Jom Brumley
Janice Sturgis
Low Morris
Laura Ross
Jean Githy
Victoria
Connie Cooper
San Morris
Minnie Hogan
Molly Swearingen
Kilgore
Meloy Gould
Bill Denton
Frank Hallman
H. Allom
del Mar College
Carlroll Hickey
Texas Junior College Speech Association
Martin Landers
Howard County Junior College
Charles Rigby
San Antonio Junior College
Chrpus Christi
Colonel Condrick Retires After 21 Years at Reese AFB
Richard J. Condrick, retirement as lieutenant colonel, concludes 21 years in service at Reese Air Force Base. He arrived April 1 1958 from Okinawa, commanded the 336th Day Fighter Squadron, and served as operations officer and squadron commander within the 3500th group. He plans to live in Redlands California then Hawaii. He logged 50 years overseas in the APAC, Korea and Okinawa, with 101 combat missions in Korea and credit for one and a half MIGs. He and his wife Nancy Schneider Condrick have son Daniel.
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Richard J. Condrick
Reese Air Force Base
Reese
Okinawa
Redlands
Calif
Hawaii
Col. Condrick
James A. Gunn III
Col
Condrick
Asiatic Pacific
Korea
J. J. Condrick
Brockton, Mass
Nancy J. Schneider
Edward A. Schneider
Roycroft Avenue
Pittsburgh
Daniel
Andrews Sets Final Polio Dose Drive in Town
In Andrews the final polio dose campaign under Victory Over Polio runs Sunday. About 8,635 had the first dose and 7,112 took Type II. Type III will be given at three elementary schools from 12 30 p m to 6 p m. Dr W Hutcheson calls Type III the safest vaccine, noting 11 cases in 13 million doses cited for Tyne HI.
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Andrews
Andrews Area
Bubba Hoermann
Sabin
W. Hutcheson
FBI arrests suspect in Berkeley shooting case
In San Francisco the FBI announced the arrest at Laredo of Jack Murray Rundell, 30, charged with shooting and wounding Berkeley officer Dougald Mackintosh after a February 12 robbery at a Safeway store. Rundell awaits extradition with bail set at 25,000 dollars.
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San Francisco
FBI
Laredo
Jack Murray i Rundell
Dougald Mackintosh
Berkeley
Calif
Frank L. Price
Rundell
Webb County
Mackintosh
Safeway
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Cisco Junior College
Paris Junior College
San Morris College of
Jacksonville
Victoria Junior College
Navarro College of
Corsicana
Reese Afb
Sears and
Save
Steve Lawrence
Ferante and Teicher
Billy Vaughn
Lawrence Welk
Brooks, Benton
Chet Atkins
Dineh Washington
Patti Peye
Aspenwood
Popes
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