Lee College film series set for 1972 73
Eleven films will be shown in Walter Rundell Hall Auditorium using 16 mm projection with the new booth and permanent sound system. Highlights include The Heart Is a Lonely Hunter September 7 and Wild Strawberries September 21, with Henry V and All the King’s Men in October, The Learning Tree and Came Lot in December, Death in Venice in January, Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf in February, Bonnie and Clyde in March, THX 1138 in April, and The Illustrated Man closing in May.
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Lee College
Walter Rundell Hall
Dale Adams
Camelot
Venice
Virginia Woolf
Bonnie and Clyde
Mont Belvieu Notes a Busy Parish and Community
Local page highlights include WSCS meeting at Bay home with Mrs. Monroe and Mrs. Hayes as guests, Astroworld trip by First Baptist group, and various personal mentions. Residents travel to Washington D C visiting landmarks and relatives in Virginia Beach. several reports on hospitalizations, funerals, and church activities.
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L. F. Whitney
Kim
B. D. Blanscot
Sue Binion
Washington, D.C
Washington
Capitol
Justice Department
Lincoln Memorial
Kennedy
WSCS
Women's Society of Christian Service
Mont Belvieu
G. E Troxell Jr
Buck Flowers
Joe Matthews
Ethel Tilton
Rudy Pace
Loys Lansford
Ida Johnson
Jack Busch
R. Hooks
Willis Henry
Barber
First Baptist Church
Billy Gunter
Jean Pearson
Jennie, Hill
Terri Bernard
Bill Jamison
Keith Hutter
Cliff Farmer
Bill Gunter
Roy’ Pearson
J. H. Bernard
Gerald Kytle
Kytle
J. B. Gill
Lake Sam Rayburn
Oscar Nelson Sr
Anahuac
Chambers County
Oscar Nelson
San Jacinto Hospital
Royce McCutcheon
Melinda
Alicia
Effie McCutcheon
Johnny Jacobson
Austin
Cecil Cole
Taylor Funeral
Bay City
Cole
Herman Rice
W. T. Jones Sr
Betty Dutton
Gulf Coast Hospital
Twelve Oaks Hospital
Houston
Roger Walker
San Jacinto Methodist Hospital
G. A. Nichols
Rex Nichols
Birmingham
Ala
Doris Cherry
Hilda McCumber
Texas
Cooper High School
Abilene
J. P. Avera
W. R. Womack
W.C. Ray
S. B. Walker
Eddie Foster
Mary Badine
Charlie Land
Avera
Joyce Fitzhugh
Tennessee
Ritchie Barrow
Carol Johnson
Betty Eaton
Robert Capello
Donna
Jane Strickland
Mike Wheeler
Morgan Porter
Randy Foster
Steve Kolb
Beaumont
Erla Mae
Harvey Cotten
Eva Smith
D. D. Cable
Kristie Whatley
Nova Bonner
Gene Sharp
Grants push federal cancer fight with 44 million grants
The National Cancer Institute awards 44 million dollars in construction grants to 17 U.S. medical research institutions, marking a rare government funding boost for cancer facility building as part of a 500 million dollar annual drive to detect prevent and treat all cancers. The plan funds facilities from a 15 story Boston research hospital to a New Mexico unit preparing patients for Los Alamos meson therapy, plus a major Ft Detrick center conversion. The program aims to expand both clinical and basic cancer research including breast and lung cancers and automate Pap tests.
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Washington
National Cancer Institute
U.S
The
Cancer Institute
NCI
Boston
University of New Mexico Medical School
Albuquerque
George Jay
New Mexico
Atomic Energy Commission
Los Alamos
Lnward
Army
Ft. Detrick
Detrick
National Institutes of Health
Litton Bionetics Inc
Litton Industries, Inc
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Robert Stevenson
Louis Carrese
NCT
Lee College Students Win A&M Merit Stipends
Two LC students Linda Louise Reineke and Mary Jane Walker receive $300 Merit Award stipends from Texas A&M University for two years. Recipients must maintain a 3.0 GPA and study full time. Reineke, Robert E. Lee High School graduate, ends LC with a 3.96 GPA. Walker, Ross Sterling High School graduate, finishes LC with a 3.95 GPA.
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Lee College
Texas A&m University
Linda Louise Reineke
Mary Jane Walker
Robert E. Lee High School
Miss Reineke
W. J. Reineke
Alabama
Ross S. Sterling High School
Miss Walker
Ste
Billy Walker
Dozent Lane
Barbers Hill High adds Carter as biology and PE teacher
Douglas Ray Carter joins Barbers Hill High School staff as biology and physical education teacher and junior high coach. He earned a bachelor of science from Lamar University in August 1972 with a major in health and physical education and a minor in biology. The article lists the full faculty and administration pending a Spanish teacher hire.
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Mont Belvieu
Douglas Ray Carter
Barbers Hill High School
Lamar University
W. R. Womack
Ernest Eaves
Jack French
J. B. Gill
John Hall
Barry Harvey
Janet Hill
Carolyn Larrison
Betty Maranto
Delores Martin
Bob Metteauer
Iwath I
Carrell Richardson
Jack Rodgers
Eugene Sharp
Gene Stephenson
Bill Farmer
Wayne Watson
Robert Davis
John Wheeler
J. W. Grimes
Annie Lee Cotten
Helen Grimes
Faye Cook
Nora Bonner
Ida Mae Orms
Janie Kolb
Wheeler
Swanson Leaves UNC for C. W. Post College
North Carolina coach Dean Smith announces Craig Swanson of Merrick New York has left UNC and will enroll at C. W. Post College Greenvale New York in the fall.
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Swanson
Chapel Hill
N.C
North Carolina
Dean Smith
Craig Swanson
Merrick
N.Y
C. W. Post College
Greenvale
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Cancer
Gio Gori
Arnae Actahlich
Cancer Research
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Craigmont
Pelly
Jim Ssacs
Willie Trout
Vernon Olney
Joe Bounds
Senator Whatsisname
League of Women Voters
Harris County
Lloyd M. Bentsen
Senate
John Tower
U.S. Representatives
Bill Archer Longworth
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Ocraig & Associates
Vertiging, Inc
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