Statue atop the Capitol Stands for Freedom
The statue crowning the national Capitol in Washington DC symbolizes freedom, serving as a renowned emblem visible over the city.
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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1969
Page
16
The statue crowning the national Capitol in Washington DC symbolizes freedom, serving as a renowned emblem visible over the city.
A father outlines plans to view Apollo 11 from Sunday afternoon through Monday with his wife and four children. They will set up a dedicated seating plan, stock drinks, and ensure every minute of the historic event is watched together. The 12 year old prefers watching with him over a movie.
Fiddler crabs get their name from the extreme size contrast between the male claws, one resembling a fiddle and the other a bow, a distinctive feature noted in early natural history descriptions.
The League of Women Voters sponsors a Texas Water Plan seminar next Wednesday at Nassau Bay Resort Motor Inn Creer Creek. Registration by Monday is $4 and includes lunch an opinion survey on the Texas Water Plan by the Houston League and a plan amendment copy. Speakers include Howard Boswell of the Texas Water Development Board Dr Conor Chay of Texas Christian University and Dr Bernard Goldberg of Shell Oil with a 9:30 a.m. start and 1 30 p.m. Q A session.
Ilandel in Abbey Westminster Abbey is the burial place of the famous composer Handel. Handel was a native of Germany but became an English subject.
The black footed ferret, once trained to hunt rabbits and control vermin, faces extinction in the United States as its main food source, the prairie dog, has dwindled across the country, per Encyclopaedia Britannica.
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