Mass Transport Seminar Draws Houston Leaders
Baytown City Manager Fritz Lanham attended a two day University of Houston seminar on mass transportation in Texas Gulf Coast cities. The sessions covered urban mobility, transit markets, and future freeway planning with speakers from UH, Northwestern University, Westinghouse, and the Texas Transportation Institute.
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Fritz Lanham
University of Houston
Texas
Gulf Coast
Coordinating Board of
Free Texas College and University System
Patrick J. Nicholson
University Dvelopment
James C. Taylor
Frank O. Mancuso
Houston
Wiliam L. Garrison
Trans
Northwestern University
Gr. J. Edwin Becht
Center For Research In Business and Economics
Texas Gulf — Coast
Ramada Inn
Wesley V. Hurley
Port of York
Rosco ‘ Jones
City of Houston
Houston - Galveston
Gulf Freeway
UH Colege of Business Administration
Wiley E. Carmidgel
Texas Highway Department
Texas Gulf Coast
Texan Completes 100 Air Mission Over North Vietnam
Lt Col Jerald J. Ransom 41 of Waco Texas becomes the first USAF Skyraider pilot to reach 100 missions over North Vietnam. He charged a road and truck park with Capt Norm Leggett his wingman while his aircraft took seven hits, totaling 366 flying hours.
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Saigon
Jerald J. Ransom
Waco
Tex
U.S. Air Force
North Viet Nam
Air Force
Ransom
Skyraiders
North
Norm Leggett
New Philadelphia
Ohio
Viet Nam
Germany
Sing Carols by Bells of Robert E. Lee High School
The Southern Bells at Robert E. Lee High School will sing Christmas carols for shut ins over the holidays. For information call Jerry Forderhase at Robert E. Lee High School.
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Robert E. Lee High School
Jerry Forderhase
Carbon Monoxide In Japan Homes is Nil
CHICAGO AP The National Safety Council warns that indoor use of hibachi grills in Japan is safer due to airier homes, but warns that charcoal grills in enclosed dining rooms or kitchens can produce deadly carbon monoxide.
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Japan
Chicago
Fifty Thousand Cuban Refugees Now In America
Report says nearly 50 000 Cubans have entered the United States via the airlift started a year ago, with Miami landing flights twice daily. Officials tally 700 000 asylum applications awaiting, projecting a 15 year migration at current pace. Refugees in Freedom House plan to spread to new towns, while two thirds head beyond Miami and become self supporting. National exile population estimated at 350 000 as the U S foots the bill at about $1 million weekly for the program and $581 000 for this year’s 308 landings.
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United States
Fide Castro
Miami International Airport
Ihom
U.S
Sky
Freedom House
Cuba
Jose An‘tonio Grande
West New York
NWI
Space rescue urged as space catastrophe seen inevitable
Boston AP reports Dr. Eugene B. Konecei of the National Aeronautics and Space Council warns a space catastrophe is inevitable and urges a faster push to develop a rescue system for disabled or stranded astronauts. He cites funded studies, a ferry-type spacecraft concept, and possible mid 1960s readiness, while officials note high costs amid budget trims and Viet Nam war pressures.
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United States
Eugene B. Konecci
National Aeronautics and Space Council
American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics
Konecei
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Moon
Soldier Willem W. Spencer Assigned to Viet Nam Unit
Viet Nam bound Army Private Willem W. Spencer son of Willie Spencer of 600 Utpon is assigned to the 51st General Supply Company in Viet Nam. Previously he worked for Celanese at Deer Park before entering the Army.
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Army Pvt
Willem W. Spencer
Willie Spencer
Viet Nam
Thhe
Celanese
Deer Park
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