General Speaks at Reese Graduation
Brig. Gen. John A. Dunning told Reese Air Force Base Class 61 C graduates that the free world has enough power with allies to remain free if a showdown occurs. He noted advances toward speeds of Mach 3 and missiles able to travel 25 times the speed of sound, stressing readiness for any task fromShow of force to general war while deterring conflict to preserve peace.
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RAFB
James H. Havey Jr
Air Training Command
Reese Afb
Col
James H. Havey
Air University
Maxwell Afb
Daughters of American Colonists
J. J. van Pelt
25Rd St
John A. Dunning
1St Air Division
Robert Fitzgerald
Thunderbirds
Air Force
Reese
George Air Force Base
Calif
Reese Air Force Base
Dunning
Dunning Urges Graduates To Vote And Face World Problems
Gen. Dunning urged new graduates to assume responsibility of voting and to understand world problems as Russia presses for world domination. He discussed atomic power development, possible space trips to the moon in the 1970s, and warned about future decades. The ceremony included a wing review and aerial demonstration by the Air Force, with Dunning noted for his WWII and Cold War service and China evacuation record.
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Dunning
United States
Russia
Col
L. C. Hess
Reese
Air Force
Dunhing
USAF
Joint Plans
War Plans Division
Joint Strategic Plans Committee
George Afb
Dih Fiehter
China-Burma-India
China
J. Leighton Stuart
North Atlantic
England
Washington University
National War College
Gen. Dunning
San Antonio
Jane Craighead
James H.lavey
Pasadena
Calif
Daughters of American Collonists
Air Training Command
DAC
Asavey
James H. Havey
Chhief
Air University
Maxwell Air Force Taste Ala
Havey
Guatemala
Hess
Weldon Hudson
Corpus Christi
Anise
Southwestern Texas State College
Richard W. Jones
Charles R. Whited
Gale L. Haskins
Ronald L. Hurst
Franklin R. Jaces
Ernst WH. Sievers
Ger Imani
Brian H. Henderson
Ratliff Autograph Party Set by Tech Theta Sigma Phi
Southwest sports writer Harold Ratliff of the Associated Press Texas Bureau will sign copies of The Power and the Glory at a Theta Sigma Phi autograph party Saturday in the Tech Union building, from 1 30 to 3 30 p m. The book profiles notable coaches and athletes and is published by Texas Tech Press.
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Harold Ratliff
Southwest
Texas Tech
Theta Sisma Phi
Ratliff
Associated Press Texas Bureau
Dallas
Tech Union
Texas Tech Press
Lone Star State
Theta Sigma Phi
U S Ambassador Gifts Aid for East Pakistan Storm Victims
U S Ambassador William M. Rountree turned over ten thousand dollars on behalf of the American people for relief of victims in East Pakistan after a severe coastal storm last Monday. The aid aims to assist disaster survivors and support local relief efforts in Karachi and surrounding areas.
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Karachi
Pakistan
UPN
U.S
William MM. ‘Rountree
Sentencing in Lubbock theft case draws fine and jail time
Jurors in County Court-at-Law No. 2 found Clyde Bunch a 123 year old Lubbock man guilty of theft by bailee for removing chrome and a spare tire from a car owned by Virginia Phillips. He was fined 200 dollars plus court costs and ordered 10 days in jail. Judge Pat Moore presided with a list of jurors including Luttrell Jones Anderson Harral Hunter and Reynolds.
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Lubbock
Clyde Bunch
24Th Place
Virginia Phillips
Ave. Q
Atty
E. M. Fulton Jr
Pat _Moore
Morris T. [Luttrell
Jim Jones
Freq Anderson
L. A. Harral
J. D. Hunter
Bob R. Reynolds
Moore
Edward Claude Robertson
Toledo
Judge Rules On Juvenile Cases In Gatesville Hearings
Three juvenile boys were committed to the State Training School for Boys at Gatesville after juvenile probation hearings led by Judge Robert H. Bean. One 16-year-old had seven car thefts and prior probation in Hall County since 1958. a 13-year-old on probation for car theft linked to nine burglaries was sent to Gatesville in July. a 14-year-old faced burglaries of three residences. Also listed were legal actions against others: Robert Lee Jackson for illegal possession of intoxicants and jail costs. Marland Sasser and Jesus Guzman Salas for carrying prohibited weapons with fines and costs. Ruben G. DeLeon for driving while intoxicated with jail time and costs.
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Gatesville
Robert H. ‘Bean
Hall
County
Ronnie Collyar
Collyar
Kent County
Robert Lee Jackson
28Th St
iMarland Sasser
Slaton
Jjesus Guzman Salas
iVanda
Ruben G. DeLeon
Rt. 2
Lubbock
Jury Due Finch Case Next Week
Los Angeles prosecutors told jurors that defendant Dr. RK Bernard Finch and co defendant Carole Tregoff hired ex convict Cody to gather divorce evidence and to kill Barbara Jean Finch. Cody testified he was paid but did not commit the deed. The couple face a second murder trial with 11 women and one man jurors, with closing arguments expected Monday or Tuesday.
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Los Angeles
UPR
Clifford Crail Friday
Judi Cody
Bernard Finch
Finch
Carole Tregoff
Cody
Barbara Jean Finch
Tregoff
Crail
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F.D.L.C
Ward H. Riebeswhl
Harold C. Alger
Thomas D. Gorman
William W. Pollock
Atmase Betra
Ethiopia
Carl O. Kiein
Saiful Azam
Maxford G. Haddock
Holboins Appliances
Phillip
S.W.C
Benton Oil CO
Jay Byrum
EL Paso
Jackie Nichols
Soph
Lubbock, Texas
Baylor
Lubbock Tancccpoe
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