Memorial Baptist Church shelter stocked for 94 in Baytown
Civil Defense director J Fletcher Wieker announced Memorial Baptist Church basement is stocked as a fallout shelter for 94 persons. Deacon W Brown named shelter manager. this is Baytown's second official shelter. Supplies include basic food, water, medical, and sanitation kits transported from Houston.
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Not Many New Faces In Texas 39th Legislature
AUSTIN AP There will be few newcomers as Texas moves to its 39th Legislature. Only two new state senators Jack Hightower Vernon and Pete Snelson Midland join the 41 member Senate. House turnover also modest with 42 new representatives against 60 previously. Governors and top officials remain, though redistricting looms as a major issue for 1967.
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Santa's Substitute Finds Work Not Without Hazards
In Baltimore AP coverage, a department store Santa in a $100 red velvet suit and $100 white whiskers endures the throne’s glare from anxious children and weary parents while delivering holiday cheer. A visiting reporter sits in for two hours and recalls a crying child, a boy named Randy, and a quiet, hungry youngster named James seeking a coat for his mother. The piece notes the economic cost of the costume and the emotional toll of playing Santa in a busy city store.
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Reserve Guard Reorganization Favored By Half
Washington reports that about half the states favor or lean toward the Pentagon plan to reorganize the Reserve National Guard. Eleven states including Texas publicly endorse the proposal, with 12 more expected to issue statements. The plan would abolish the organized army reserve and 21 second line guard and build the National Guard to 550,000 while maintaining federal authority over calls for service.
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