Break-In At Burnet School Prompts Police Probe
Police investigated a break-in at Burnet School discovered Monday by custodian Hermis Julius Wehmeyer. A tape recorded obscenities by teen voices was found in Room 4 and the main office, with French fry containers and a running jeweled wrist watch left on site. The break-in likely occurred Sunday night, as the watch wound with little effort. The telephone was found left in the center of the floor.
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Burnet School
Hermis Julius Wehmeyer
Services Held For Baytown Lodge Member
Funeral services for Troy Willie Williams 56 of Houston were held at Howard Glendale Chapel with Rev Edward Anderson officiating. Williams a Goose Creek Lodge No 1192 AF&AM member died Saturday Survived by his wife Marguerite Williams mother Bessie Williams daughters Celeste McAnesty Jr Louisville Ky sisters Pal Nunn Bonnie Downing Norma Jean Jones and brother Clifford A Williams Burial was in San Jacinto Memorial Park Cemetery.
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Corpus Christi
Howard- Glendale Chapel
Edward Anderson
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Goose Creek Lodge
Af&am
Marguerite Williams
Bessie |Williams
Baytown
Celeste McAnesty Jr
Louisville
Pal Nunn
Bonnie Downing
Norma Jean Jones
Clifford A. Williams
Pasadena
San Jacinto Memorial Park Cemetery
Crosby Man Charged In Robbery Attempt
Mark C Gideon, 28, of Crosby Texas, a car penter, was charged by the FBI with the Aug 26 attempted robbery at the Bay Shore National Bank of La Porte. He allegedly drove to the teller window in a drive in, placed a simulated bomb in the drawer, and demanded money before fleeing. He was to be arraigned later before U S Magistrate Ronald J Blask.
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Houston
Mark C Gideon
Crosby, Tex
FBI
Bayshore National Bank of
la Porte
Gideon
U.S
Ronald J. Blask
African youth’s voyage to Hardin-Simmons under faith and toil
An African student named Arphaxad journeys from Kenya to the United States with Montgomerys amid poverty and mountain treks. He leaves school after seventh grade to support his brother, passes a college entrance exam, and arrives in August after a visit to his village where villagers honor him. The account highlights humility, Christian faith, and a shared work ethic across races as they share meals, songs, and stories with elders and a church community.
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R. Couch
Chris Montgomery
Baylor
Pam Couch
Robert E
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Montgomery
Arphaxad
Hardin- Simmons University
United States
Montgomerys
Mount Kenya
Presbyterian
Julius
Christ
Psychiatric Woes Higher Among Poor
Dr. Julius Segal of the National Institute of Mental Health told a Dallas meeting that poor people show more severe psychiatric symptoms. He urged mental health workers to gain deeper knowledge of community social systems to improve services for the poor. He noted an inverse correlation between social class and symptom severity.
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Dallas
Julius Segal
Office of Program Planning and Evaluation
National Institute of Mental Health
Segal
Mosquito War Intensifies Mosquito Control Efforts
County commissioners consider hiring extra holiday help from colleges to run mosquito control with ultra low volume machines. Bartnett notes the spray looks minimal but kills mosquitoes and urges vaccination for horses against Venezuela strain of encephalitis after last summer's outbreak in Harris County. It appears the USDA program was not needed.
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Missioners Court
Bartnett
Venezuela
Harris County
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Clearing Economic Skies Forecast For U S In 1972
Washington AP three top Nixon administration officials forecast better times in 1972 with a 6 percent plus rise in GNP, more housing starts, lower unemployment, and a smaller trade deficit. Officials Maurice Stans Earl Butz and Laurence Silberman outlined optimistic outlooks despite penalties over wage price controls and labor disputes.
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Igch
Nix
Ace
Commerce
Maurice H. Stans
Earl Butz
Laurence H. Silberman
Stans
Vladimir V. Matskevich
America
Russia
Tary
Congress
Butz
Matskevich
Silberman
Carl H. Madden
U.S
of Commerce
Madden
Rate Hike Plans Clear After Price Commission Approval
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company says long distance rates will rise starting Wednesday following approval by the Price Commission for adjustments first announced last July and deferred during the wage price freeze. The change affects calls to Texas points.
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Dallas
Texas
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
Price Commission
Two Men Wanted for Suspected Home Rent Scam
Mrs. Cloud reported two men visiting the Dennis Cloud home at 236 John A on a prior and a later date. On the second visit around 1:15 p.m. she did not answer the door. a barking dog alerted her. A 10 horsepower Evinrude motor was missing from the garage. The men left in a red and white car. One man was white with dark hair and a full beard. Police were notified.
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Dennis Cloud
John
Mrs. Cloud
LBJ Links Education Papers to 60 Bills Passed
Johnson said the forthcoming LBJ Library education papers, released Jan 26, will illuminate the reasoning behind 60 education bills from his presidency. The first release follows a symposium at the University of Texas and includes addresses by Gardner Cohen and Marland with Johnson delivering a final summary.
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Austin
Tex
Lyndon B. Johnson
LBJ
Johnson
Laird
Library
University of Texas
U.S
North Vietnam
John W. Gardner
Wilbur J. Cohen
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Sidney P. Marland Jr
Education Papers to Be Released From Vast Library Archive
Johnson praised the project as education president and noted about 730000 documents will be released from a 31 million item library. He said the papers are among the most far reaching and significant, with some foreign policy materials possibly more far reaching than the education papers. Library director Harry Mid-Gieton did not anticipate any headlines from the release.
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Johnson
Harry Mid- Gieton
Body temperatures vary with time and age
The normal human body temperature changes with age and time, with a common range from 97 to 99 degrees Fahrenheit and an average around 98.6 degrees.
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