REL students explore careers at career day event
Robert E. Lee High School's guidance department hosted a 45 minute career day with 33 professions represented. Representatives from armed forces engineering medicine law journalism nursing and more spoke to students about careers and asked questions.
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Gordon Lewis
Man Cox
Dan Daniels
Sheldor
ques/Cline
Tommy Kimmey
William Morena
Owen Babb
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Howard Robert E. Lee
T. S. Sanders
R. H. Perry
Elaine Lin
Gertrude Occupations
Stewart
Karl Oprya
Shek
Robert E. Hill
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Tasting Bee at REL Cafeteria Friday
Second annual tasting bee at Robert E. Lee High School cafeteria runs 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. Friday. Baytown Food Service Association sponsors the event with Baytown cafeteria staff recipes, cakes, pies, and desserts on display. Tickets cost and at the door up to a 50/500 limit, chaired by Mrs. Edythe Mase, Mrs. J. L. Fulton, and Mrs. W. H. Abbe.
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Easter cafeteria spread at school cafeteria event
A noon stock tasting feature showcases an Easter menu with roasted pig, chicken mole, krab balls, beef strogonoff, sukiyaki and noodle bites. Desserts include red velvet cake and blueberry pie. Funds will send delegates to state and national conventions in June and July. P. W. Wilson, Woodmen of the World Life Insurance Society representative, will attend the convention at the Rice Hotel.
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Kennedy administration unveils Africa aid plan at U N
The Kennedy administration proposes a U N backed program to raise Africa’s economic and educational levels. Eisenhower’s five star rank is restored. Capitol Hill debates a higher minimum wage as talks echo. Kennedy to outline Laos policy moves and bolster pro Western governance. A major grain surplus reduction bill becomes law. Carver PTA meets in Galveston with five officers present.
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JFK Grain Bill Aims At Stabilizing Farm Output Revenue
President Kennedy signed the grain bill framing new farm support aims. It seeks higher farm income and steady meat egg and dairy supplies, lower program costs, and curbs surpluses in feed grains. Freeman gains authority to sell surplus grain, but with restrictions to temper excess production and avoid voiding surpluses. Critics doubt the plan will reduce surpluses and blame rests on Secretary Freeman if failures occur.
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Burke Hickenlooper
Iowa
Princess Margaret to Move to Larger Kensington Apartment
Buckingham Palace announced Queen Elizabeth II will give Princess Margaret and Antony Armstrong Jones a much larger apartment in Kensington Palace as a permanent home. The statement sparked speculation about future family plans and roles within the royal household.
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Margaret
Antony Armstrong Jones
Kensington Palace
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