Channelview Boy Heads Abroad for Europe and Holy Land
Channelview notes report Richard M. Smith and several locals set to travel abroad. Butch Smith departs for a month long tour to London and Holy Land with his grandfather and Mrs. Foster. Other Channelview families plan trips to Huntsville, Argentina, and Galveston while a local colt team receives trophies for dedication. Football tickets for Channelview High School go on sale with season passes and gate prices.
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Maur Holliman
Channelview
Richard M
Butch) Smith
London
Buteh
Sanins
Rurane
B.C. Foster
Foster
Brown Find
Alufiris
J. E. Greemard
Jinmimy
Mary Helen Barker
Lufkin
Greens
Robertsons San
Renn
Jack Runzel
Bett
Vicki
G. Robertson
COLT
Barker
Lampassas
Argentina
Elk
Lynn
Old River Terrace Methodist
Chirch
Old River Terrace Garden Clubs
Crockett Street
Falcon
Channelview High School
Twice-Jilted Greta Seeks Registry Wedding
Greta White, 24, from Canterbury, England, plans a third wedding to Robert Smith, 24, after two prior fiancé withdrawals. She insists this time will be final and will take place in a registry office, reusing a wedding cake she kept from the second, cancelled ceremony.
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Canterbury
England
Greta White
Robert Smith
Robert
Seake
Greta
Life Johnson wealth put at 14 million by Life
Life magazine estimated President Johnson and family wealth at 14 million with a 4 million trustee valuation, noting 10 million spread between hook and market value. It cites broadcasting, real estate and banking holdings built from KTBC Austin purchase and LBJ Co. growth through years.
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New York
Life
Johnson
Austin
A. W. Moursuntd
Moursand
Dent
Luci
Lynda
Ih Johnson Famil
Mourland
Texas Broadcasting
Cor. TV Broadcasting
LBJ. Co
KTBC
Jachinson
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
Lyndon Johnson
LBJ Ca
Industries Pushing Up Equipment Spending In 1964
Industries are accelerating capital outlays with steel and aluminum firms announcing large investments. Bethlehem Steel and Reynolds Metals unveil multi million programs aimed at expanding plants and upgrading facilities. Construction and manufacturing spending are forecast to hit record levels in 1964, while July retail sales rise 1.1 percent.
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NEW York
Cay Itall
Nylion
Reynolds Metals Co
Bethlehem Steel Co
Sparrows Point
Lackawanna Works
Buffalo
N.Y
Dromstoun Pa
Commonwealth Edison Co
Chicago
Johns-Manville Corp
H. Steel Mills
Texas constitutional amendment on medical payments for seniors
Public notice outlines Senate Joint Resolution No. 10 proposing to amend Section 51a and add Subsection 51a-2 to permit state funded direct or vendor medical payments for needy individuals sixty five or older not on Old Age Assistance. It details federal matching, vision testing provisions, ballot wording for or against, and governor’s proclamation for a November 1964 election.
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Senate
State of
Texas
United States
State of Texas
Valley Cotton Ginning Reaches 66,490 Bales
The Lower Rio Grande Valley Farm Bureau reports 66,490 bales of 1964 cotton ginned last week in the valley, bringing the season total to 252,995 bales. County totals show Cameron 106,530, Hidalgo 6,513, Starr 3,291, Willacy 56,161, with the 1964 harvest 73 percent complete.
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Mercedes
Lower
Rio Grande Valley
Sheik Rejects U S Bride Offer in Israel
Beersheba AP report says Sheik Suleiman ot Hazeil, a desert patriarch with 29 wives, refused the proposal of a U.S. wife for a year at 50,000 dollars. He had advertised in 1939 but would not consider applicants who did not meet his standards. Dayton woman Marie Miller, 23, sought to join his harem to support her two daughters.
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Beersheba
Israel
United States
Suleiman Ot Hazeil
Marie Miller
Dayton
Ohio
Abs. Miller
Ford and GM plants ready for 1965 models in Texas
Dallas Ford assembly plant and nearby General Motors plant prepare for 1965 models amid national management changes. GM recalls 2,000 workers as layoffs extend three weeks. Buicks Pontiacs Oldsmobiles and Pontiac cars to return to full production by September.
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Pal
Ford, Meter Co
General Motors + bly
Neatby
Texare
Fort Motor Co
Beian
General Motors Jetta
Olds
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