Clinton Dunn Wins Baytown Toastmasters Speech Award
Clinton Dunn of Baytown Toastmasters won the best speech award for "Sackbut Unlimited" at the January club meeting. Dunn demonstrated medieval sackbut techniques with excerpts from popular songs on the trombone. Dennis LaJeuness won best table topics and best evaluator with an impromptu pantomime. The next meeting is 6:30 p.m. January 27 at NEW YORK AP.
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Clinton Dunn
Sackbut Unlimited
Baytown Toastmasters Club
Dunn
Dennis LaJeuness
Mockingbird
New York
Ramada Tower Center
Taft Cir Juy
New Morality Subject of New Etiquette Guide
Gael Greene a New York writer and critic discusses her forthcoming etiquette guide focusing on practical handling of situations rather than morality. She explains examples on pregnancy blackmail, traveling with a lover, and living with an unmarried partner while balancing traditional and liberated views.
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Gael Greene
Ms. Greene
New York City
Woodstock
N.Y
Manhattan
New York
Women’s Liberation Movement
London's Smog Cleared With Significant Air Quality Drop
The Greater London Council reports London's air improving with 80 percent less smoke in 1971 versus 1969 and 10 percent less sulphur dioxide. The last serious smog occurred in 1962.
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London
Greater London Council
UT Dallas Receives 465000 Gift of Geological Data
The University of Texas at Dallas gains over 800000 items of geological data and equipment donated by Sun Oil Co valued at more than 465000. Items from Sun's Lower 48 and Dallas regions include logs, scout tickets, core analyses, elevation plats, and office furnishings. The Geological Information Library of Dallas will maintain and operate the collection under G. Frederick Shepherd.
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Dallas
University of Texas At Dallas
Sun OiCo
Sun
Geological
Geological Information Library of
G. Frederick Shepherd
New Cleveland Mayor Faces Tough Financial Crisis
Ralph Perk Sr steps in as Cleveland’s new mayor amid a looming deficit far larger than rival estimates. He cuts his pay and cabinet pay 10 percent and urges more federal revenue sharing as the city grapples with a multi‑million to hundred‑million shortfall after tax shifts and failed income tax plans. Perk seeks balance between black and white ethnic communities to avoid alienation while pursuing fiscal reform.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Cleveland
Ralph Perk Sr
Carl Stokes
U.S
Perk
Stokes
Greater
Rey
Arnold Pinkney
Pinkney
James M. Carney
Eecina
Rise in Population Reaches 48.9 Million in 1971 England and Wales
The 1971 population of England and Wales is estimated at 48.915 million, up 2.6 million over ten years, the government reports.
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London
England and
Wales
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Baytown Nursing Home
Baytown
State of
Betty Herndon
Ruth McDaniel
Admi
Lena Rabin
Edward R. Garrett
Park ST
Gordon's
Baby Ben
Westclox
Chita Hed Ageit
Gordons VY Jewelers
Gordon’s
UT Dallas
RCA
RGA
Erickson
Kovar
Texas Ave
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