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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1967
Page
2
Baytown Lions announce bulbs arriving for sale soon with a package count and price. Club chair Bishop notes availability and plans to raise funds and aid by selling the bulbs for two dollars per pack while also collecting discarded eyeglasses for overseas aid.
Washington AP reports Maj Gen Foulois, a key figure in U.S. military aviation and the first military test pilot, has died at age 87. He earned the nickname Grand Old Man of military flight for his long career spanning from early flight testing to leadership roles.
Baytown Senior Squadron members plan to attend a Civil Air Patrol conference at Ellington Air Force Base in Arkansas. The group includes Capt. Jack Saunders Capt. George Knierim Capt O B Lee Capt Kenneth Trentist Laz and several airmen and civil defense members. The event, scheduled Friday through Sunday, is described with scattered OCR confusion in the source.
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