Reese Air Force Base Armed Forces Day Open House
Reese AFB held an Armed Forces Day open house with aircraft flybys and displays from Navy Grumman planes to a Lockheed C130 Hercules. A luncheon featured Texas leaders and speaker General Waggoner Carr who urged a crusade for American values while receiving a pewter cup from Col. Clyde Morganti.
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Ralph Willingham
Reese
Avalanche-Journal
Reese Afb
Helen Ven Lor
Drick
Reese Air Force Base
O. W. English
Texas Attorneys
Reese Relations
Waggoner Carr
Chamber of Commerce
James
Granberry
Parchama Teshhank
Lubbock
Paul E. Jantzen
Hell
Washington, D.C
Clyde J. Morganti
Carr
Muzzle call by ex POW Rowe sparks Armed Forces Day speech
Maj James N Rowe, McAllen Texas, a Green Beret escapee after five years in Viet Cong captivity, urged removing the military muzzle to reveal war facts to the public. He warned of step five in a U S Communist revolution, urging open discussion amid student protests. He warned that a riot may require live ammunition for defense.
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Cincinnati
James N. Rowe
Green Beret
Armed Forces Day
Rowe
McAllen
Tex
United States
Southeast Asia
Pacific
World Students Group Proposed
A World Students Group proposes a plan amid debate on aims. The speaker faulted schools for student misunderstanding and urged a reassessment of teachers, arguing the movement knows what it opposes but not its positive program.
Reds Pledge Peaceful Coexistence in 1970s
Moscow pledged peaceful coexistence in the 1970s while opposing imperialist aggression worldwide. The Central Committee of the Soviet Communist Party published the appeal on front pages ahead of June parliamentary elections, promising support for national liberation movements and Arab states against Israel. It also stressed European security and continued loyalty to peaceful foreign policy.
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Moscow
UPI
Soviet Union
Kremlin
Central Committee
Soviet Communist Party
Israel
Indochina
Registration Set For Swimming Program Here
Lubbock Park and Recreation Department offers learn to swim sessions from 8 a.m. to noon Monday at K N Clapp Party House. Lonnie Willis reports trained water safety instructors will teach Red Cross levels for children six and up. Sessions start June 1, run two weeks with six total sessions. Classes at K N Scrapp and Maxey pools. Fees are 3 dollars for children, 4.20 dollars for teenagers, 6 dollars for adults.
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Lubbock Park and Recreation Department
K. N. Clapp Party House
46Th Street
Avenue U
Lonnie Willis
Red Cross
Willis
K. N. Scrapp
Maxey Pools
Governor Lifts Curfew on University Campus
Governor Robert McNair eased the campus curfew at the University of South Carolina moving start time from 9 p.m. to midnight on Friday. The campus, home to about 12,000 students, had seen protests and some violence with National Guard on standby. McNair cited cooling tensions and said patrols would focus on a wider area while the campus remained calm and no arrests had occurred since Monday.
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Holland
Johnsons
West Texas State University
Jay
Columbia
S.C
McNair
Robert McNair
Teaversity of
South Carolina
Gath
National Guard
Fort
Jackson
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Avalanche Journal
Loop 289
U.S. 87
Hancock Division
Clark Equipment Co
Navy
Tantinal Aim Command Cvanled
Republic
Abbie Hoffman
Chicago Seven
University of Texas
America
South
North
Heaven
World Students Group
Superior Windsor
Windsor
Public Finance Co., IN
J. C. Suggs
Mgr
Motor Insurance Corporation
Briefcroft
General Motors
AIC
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