Baytown students face average expenditures per pupil
A Tax Research Association survey shows Baytown area school districts averaging $444.59 per pupil in 1962 63 rising to $436.80 in 1962 62 with Goose Creek at $453.76 and district totals across Harris County, including La Porte Crosby Deer Park Pasadena Channelview Clear Creek and Galena Park, revealing instructional shares and per pupil valuations and tax levies for 1964.
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Heath Fytes
la Porte
Crosby
Channelview
Deer~ Park
Gathan
Houston
Jena Park
Pasadena
Spring Branch
Clear Creek
Harris County
Goose Creek
Baytown
Tax Research Association of Houston
Deer Park
Galena Park
la Parte
Search Association of House
Chambers County
Iarris County
Pottston
School calendar notes inconsistent dates for term breaks
OCR fragment outlines registration dates and holiday periods for the school year, noting April 8 and April 11 to May 26 spans, a Baccalaureate in mid April, Easter events, and May promotion activities. It references district meetings, report cards, and school start and end dates, with several garbled phrases about Sept 2 and May 27. The text lacks clear, complete details but indicates a standard academic calendar with exams, holidays, and year-end activities.
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Beaumont
Barbers Hill
MDT Program Praised On Job Training Results
Manpower Development Act program at Lees College has been commended by the personnel director at Technical Maintenance Inc Pacadann for its job training results. Two trainees, working with the company since their term, are described as exceptionally capable and valuable.
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Lees
End
Technical Maintenance Inc
Ally
Pacadann
Aldine Elementary staff praised for industrial instrumentation program
Mrs Glen-5 and Frances Itary Elementary teachers are highlighted in Aldine as part of a local instrument course at Aldine State Teachers College. The letter from Frank B. Clayton notes MDTA sponsored training, student participation, and two graduates hired for full time work. John Thorne and W C Mostour are commended for support. Mrs Rogers resides at 806 Alcom with a six year old.
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Hmands Elemen
Glen- 5
Alamo
Aldineary
Frances
Aldineaston State’ Teachers College
Lee College
Rogers
Alcom
Cousia
Frank B. Clayton
Perssonnel Office
Deanié Walter, Rundell
MDTA
Negroes Could Control One Third Of State Seats
In Mississippi an AP survey finds Negroes could hold about one third of legislative seats if they register. Negroes outnumber whites in one fifth of congressional districts. 29 counties have more Negroes than whites and together could tilt 40 of 122 House seats and 16 of 52 Senate seats.
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Jackson, Miss
Mississippi
Associated Press
South
Statehouse
Army Physicals Show Boys Healthy As Ever
The Pentagon reports American youths are healthier than in 20 years for service tests, yet more are rejected for mental reasons. Officials note a 22 percent rise in mental rejections, with medical rejections steady, and mental testing tightened since 1950 and again in 1963.
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Washington
Pentagon
Bernard D. Karpinos
Surgeon General’s Office
Karpinas
Applicants For MOTA Courses Begin At Lee College
Three Manpower Development Training Act courses start August 24 at Lee College. Texas Employment Commission in Pasadena handles applications. Courses: auto mechanics 42 weeks, stenography 23 weeks, instrument repair. Mechanics age 18 to 43. others 18 to 35. Stenographers must type 25 wpm and have 11th grade education. instrument students need high school diploma. GED completion qualifies as high school education.
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Lee College
Texas
Mient Commission
Pasadena
C. J. Collum
TEC
Richey
Collum
Austin businessman to fund Bastrop library
The Bastrop City Council accepted a $109,000 offer from John H. Jenkins of Austin to build a new public library. Jenkins, 35, is president and owner of Jenkins Co., rare books and documents and editor and publisher of Pemberton Press.
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Bastrop. Tax
jCity Council
John H. Jenkins
Austin
Jertins
Jenkins Co
Pemberton Press
Sylvania 21 Inch Color TV in Natural Walnut
Compact television set offers a 21 inch color picture in a natural walnut cabinet with a swivel base. Ideal for living rooms and dens needing a classic cabinet TV with adjustable viewing angles. Includes standard remote control and user manual.
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Sylvania
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San Jacinto Junior College
San Jacinto
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John Thorne
Iistrictor
Messrs. Thorne
W. C.) Mostour
Ibrazoria
Liberty
Galveston
Selveston Bay
Sun
Gene's
Gene’s Hi- Fie
EAST
Texas Avenue