Crosby High Bands Compete in City Contest and Spring Events
Crosby High School bands, directed by John Bennett, entered a solo contest at Texas City with 23 members winning multiple places. First place honored Genny Lynn Barge and several others. eleven ensembles earned awards across various categories. A band barbecue served about 560 people as parents expanded the band booth. Upcoming events include festivals at Aldine High, a San Jacinto College concert, and Buccaneer Days in Corpus Christi, with spring concerts held March 8.
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Texas City
Genny Lynn Barge
Patsy Cream
Karen Henson
Urtiss
Darryl Henson
Patsy ‘Hile
Nancy Clifton
Carolyn Allen
Sandra Aldrich
Rhonda Parker
Cathy Millers
Bobby
Dennis Lawless
Carol Boles
Bre Tette
Genny Lynn
Bary Ane Ewell
Connie Haluska
Barbara Jasek
Carolyn Alien
Cheryl Slavacrk
Sandra Aldulch
Cheryl
Slavacek
Dianna Anderson
Nancy Bakker
Kathy Leftin
Nancy Heeller
Mary Ransort
Cercl Eeles
Joclle Moore
Sylvia Doskocil
Claudia Koonce
Phyllis Carlar
A. Curtiss
Ronnie Heckler
Bobby Wood
Randy Faus
Jerry Prochazka
Michele Taoskacil
iCarmen Sue -Hare
Bunny ‘Reader
Debbie Burge
Sherry Henson
Cynthia ‘Meigs
Floyd Kuntz
Randy Leatherwood
Tad Anderson
John Kominek
Crosby
Croshy High School
Bennett
Liz Scant
Chery Slavacek
Debbie Barge
Alta
San Jacinto College
Pasadena
Corpus Christi
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Weber
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Toyland
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Plato
Carmela
Miller
Sullivan
King
Maltoy
William Kelley
Erickson
von Weber
Eddie Faust
Grindman
Rodgers
Ixey
Royal exile may end as queen invites Windsors home
British papers report possible reconciliation with the Windsors as the queen plans a reunion with the duke and duchess. The 70 year old duke and 68 year old duchess have lived mainly abroad, with Christmas visits to Britain a long tradition. Some newspapers urged the exile end and a comeback in Britain, while Princess Margaret reportedly helped bridge gaps with Uncle David.
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United States
Edward Vid
Britain
Wallis Warfield Simpson
France
Daily Express
London
Sun
the Sun
Margraret
David
City Council Deliberates Five Member Electrical Board
The council discusses appointing a five man electrical board to administer the new electrical control ordinance. Members are asked to meet City Manager at 1 PM to discuss appointments before finalizing the board at the regular council meeting.
School Board Candidates for Positions Five to Seven
In Position 5 Edgar W. Greer Der and L. D. Victory, with incumbent Mrs. Mary Nugent, Seth Mitchell, Norman Ponder. Position 6 lists Ruben Deinyes, Sam Alford, E. A. Woody Rose, Dan Savell, Jesse F. Stovall Jr. Position 7 features Gerald Hays, J. T. Sloane Fart Peel, A. R. Stark incumbent, C. W. Plate, Paul Parkinson.
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Edgar W. Greer der
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Ruben Deinyes
Sam Alford
E. A
Woody
Rose Dan Savell
Jesse F. Stovall Jr
Gerald Hays
J.T, Sloane Fart Peel
A. R. Stark
C. W. Plate Paul Parkinson
Night marches halt in Selma as King not present
Federal warrants target ministers Keating Roeb Orloff Miller and Clark Olson as two major Selma marches are stopped by Sheriff Smitherman and state troopers. Night procession of about 75 white ministers is halted while Rev Ralph Abernathy leads singers. FBI observers and newsmen monitor vigil. A bomb scare prompts a police sweep of the church but finds nothing.
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Orloff F.miller
Boston
Clark Olson
Barkeley
Calif
John Doar
Civil Rights Division
Justice Department
Selma
Smitherman
Dallas County
Green
Threeistory
Bakier
King
Baker
Ralph Abernathy
Heach
FBI
Uspcopets
Texas seeks return of Alamo flag from Mexico
A Texas House committee heard a measure to negotiate with Mexico for the return of a faded blue battle flag linked to Santa Ana's troops and the 1836 Alamo defense. The flag, described as bearing God and Liberty, is being restored in Mexican archives and a seven member panel would handle negotiations.
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Santa Ana
House
New Orleans
Mexico City
National Archives
Republic of Mexico
Alamo
W. H. Miller
Houston
House State Affairs Committee
Miller
Willam Gardner
Noliticcal Affairs
The
Houston Post
Gardner
Covernor
Johnson
Gustavo Diaz Ordaz
San Antonio
Jake Johnston
Miter
State of Texas
State Department
Millaresta
Questoning Hy von
Man Defies Law to Be Legally Male After Beating
In Selma and Birmingham, a white minister bleeds after a civil rights march clash. Rev. Reed, 38, Boston, lies gravely ill in an Alabama hospital. three white men face assault and conspiracy charges as federal action unfolds. Teeb and Olson injured lightly. Miller unharmed. Authorities release suspects on bond as investigations continue.
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Birmingham
Ala
Selma
Train Make-Up Restriction Bill Referred To Panel
A Texas House committee discussed a bill to remove a rule that bans mail baggage or freight cars behind passenger trains. The measure aims to allow a Shreveport to El Paso service with an added mail car to hold trains on schedule amid a potential $100,000-a-year mail contract offer for the route. The bill was sent to a subcommittee for study.
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Austin
Apj
Shreveport
el Paso
Texas
House Common Carriers Committee
As and Pacific Railroad
New Orleans
Texas Railroad Association
Caven
Abilene
Raleigh Brown
Herbert
Paul
Railroad Brotherhood
Hayard
41 Youths Charged in Theft Ring Probe
NACORDOCHES AP reports that about 41 youths face charges in a major theft ring case. Police say hubcaps tires carburetors and engine parts were stolen with more arrests likely. Police Chief M C Roebuck notes several juveniles charged with felonies amid ongoing investigations.
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Nacordoches
M. C. Roebuck
NASA Awards Big Contracts To Texas Firms
Washington AP reports two large contracts awarded by NASA to Texas firms. Ling-Temco-Vought of Dallas lands a $5,602,085 job and Brown and Root Northrup of Houston wins a $3,225,021 contract for operational and maintenance support at the Manned Spacecraft Center in Houston.
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Washington
Texas
National Aeronautics and Space Administrat
Ling - Temco - Vought
Dallas
Brown and Root
Northrup
Houston
Manned Spacecraft Center
Cattle and Hog Gene Transfer Poses U S Agricultural Split
About forty five percent of all corn grown in the United States is diverted into hog feed. The statement highlights a broad link between corn production and hog farming, signaling implications for feed efficiency and farm economics in 20th century agriculture.
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United States
Sealy Hospital Patient with Visitors in Galveston
L A Garrison, employed at Humble Gif and Refining Co Baytown Refinery, is a patient in Room 508 Smith Wing. Sealy Hospital in Galveston confirms he has visitors.
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L. A. Garrison
Humble Gif and Refining Co
Baytown
Smith Wing
John ‘Sealy Hospital
Galveston
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