Senate approves fine for insulting words provoking assault
In LEIA 1876 AUSTIN the Senate passes a bill imposing a $100 fine for using insulting words that provoke assault. The House passes a resolution to form a commission to study the penitentiary system amid prison overcrowding, escapes, and prisoner treatment by Huntsville lessees. A proposed option is a penitentiary at Rusk for iron manufacturing.
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Austin
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Galveston Corps Names New District Engineer
Galveston Corps appoints Cr. Jon Vanden Bosch as district engineer succeeding Col. Don S. McCoy who retired after three years in Galveston. The new engineer oversees a $50 million annual program of studies design construction operation and maintenance of navigation flood control hurricane protection and related projects along 1 000 miles of Texas coast from the Sabine River to the Mexican border. He previously led the Civil Engineering Branch at the Joint Chiefs of Staff in Washington and is a West Point graduate with advanced degrees and extensive Army service in Europe Asia and Vietnam.
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Jon. Vanden Bosch
Corps of Engineers
Don S. McCoy
Col. McCoy
Houston
Col
van den Bosch
Texas
Sabine
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Washington, D.C
Chicago
U.S. Military Academy
West Point
N.Y
Princeton University
US. Command and General, Staff College
U.S. Army War, College
Vandeng Bosch
U.S
7Th Infantry
2Nd Armored
U.S. Army
Atomic Energy Commission
Far Belvoir
Idaho Falls
Idaho
Vietnam
9Th Infantry
Highlands
Lee College Reports High Pre-registration Uptake
Lee College reports total pre-registration for the first summer session as a success with 930 pre-registered, 770 paid and entered classes. Registrar Jerrell Troutman cites 1,400 enrolled for the first session and 630 using regular registration. Pre-registration by mail or phone requires specific student and vehicle details.
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Lee College
Dee Wheatley II
Bers Undel
Jerrell Troutman
Admissions and Records
Moser Hall
Admissions and Records Office
P.O
Baytown
Tex
Boys Choir BAYTOWN BOYS CHOTR Set for Sunday Concert
The Baytown boys choir will perform in concert at 7 30 p m Sunday in the Lee College Auditorium. A one dollar donation buys tickets from the boys at the door or at The Pin Cushion Lakewood Pharmacy The Brisket and Gray Hall Pharmacy.
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Baytown Boys Chotr
Lee College
Lakewood Pharmacy
Brisket
Gray-Hall Pharmacy
Mailbox Found Near Ponderosa Home Improvised Post Marker
Sharon Holleman of 3&3 Ponderosa reports finding a mailbox in her yard attached to a firon post. Owner urged to call 424 2720 to identify it.
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Sharon Holleman
3&3
Ponderosa
Gulf Coast Bottle and Jar Club Show Set in League City
The fifth annual Gulf Coast Bottle and Jar Club show and sale is slated for Saturday and Sunday June 12 13 at League City Club Garden near NASA. Admission lists high tables at 14 dollars and additional tables at 10 dollars. Show chairman Alton Neatherlin of Highlands can be contacted for details. The issue also covers Lions Club and community events with performances by Gospel Lights and Sondra Earley, and notes on hospital, school, and youth activities across Baytown and Pasadena.
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League City Club Gener
NASA
Real Texas
Hoyston
FM 518
Highway 3
Civic Center
Alton Neatherlin
Highlands
American Legion
Ts Ladies Auxiliary
Legion
E. D. Franklin Jr
B. J. Kustik
Bill Price
Frank Carson
R. E
LIONS
Lions Club
Paul Newcomb
Gospel Lights
Billy Graham
Sondra Earley
Baytown
Sondra
John J. Earley
Sam Rayburn High
Pasadena
Criss Cole
Future Homemakers of America
Houston
Pete
High Golden Falcon
Adan Pantoja
Far West Texas
Pantoja
Robert Schuier
June Bett
Doris Jasper
Jean Manningjsson
Bob Tries
Wiley
Mark Shelham
San Jario
Alpine
Cinto College
Davis
Davis Mountains
CV High School State Park
Balmorhead Courts
Big Bend National
Tabernacle Annex
Club News
Woodforest Blvd
Ann- Conserareveresette Huggins
Jane
Deussen Park
Thereland
Mark Frederick
Bellville
San Jacinto
Brimorial Park
Graveside
Bens
Camp Strake
Conroe
Sam Houston
Hermann Park
Masters Brothers Quartet
Girls
Women's Softball Association
Viola Cobb
Paul McCartney Seeks Pleasing Songs On Wings Tour
Paul McCartney, former Beatle and Wings leader, discusses writing and performing for fans as Wings tours 34 concerts in 21 cities from May 3 to June 22. The group features Denny Laine, Jimmy McCulloch, Joe English, Linda McCartney, and notes ongoing success with Silly Love Songs and Wings at the Speed of Sound.
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Associated Press
Paul McCartney
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Wings
McCartney
America
Britain
England
EMI Records
Capitol Records
Capitol
George Harrison
Ravi Shankar
Rolling Stones
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Stones
van Gogh
Shea Stadium
Linda Eastman
Linda
Europe
Australia
Jimny McCulloch
Denny Laine
Performing Fund
Moody Blues
Joe English
Beatles
Madison Square Garden
Tito
the Garden
Paine, Webber, Jackson and
Curtis
uMend
Atlantic Highfield
Meth Steel
Wee
Stella
Ethyl Corp
Corey! Waone
Ral Motors
Gordon
Gulf of
London
Halliburton
Scotland
Amirates
Mobil
Venus
Mars
Monsanto
Lis
Phillips Pet
Schlumberger
Eviiee Chem
Erate
Tennies
Walfred’s
Hutterit
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