First Lady Lyndon Johnson Misses Seat At Opera
New York AP reports Mrs Lyndon B Johnson smiled through an awkward moment during Verdi at the Merrose Opera Friday night after the chair in her box failed to appear. She waved to the audience then returned to her box amid light laughter from the crowd. Her daughter Lynda Bird Johnson was present at the event.
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New York
Lyndon B. Johnson
Lynda Bird
Lynda
Anthony Bliss
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Humble Club Scholarship Awarded To Ronnie Read
Ronnie Read, son of W A Read, wins the Humble Club scholarship for two years at Lee College, 400 total, covering tuition for a Humble Club member or dependent. Read, active in REL band and Interact Club, plans pre pharmacy at Lee College then UH. The award was announced by Boatright and the scholarship committee.
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Ronnie Read
Robert E. Leeserver
Humble Club
iLee Collge
W.A. Read
Bayron Briefs
Helen Read
Imble Club
Ronald Boatright
J. D. Rogers
C. S. Rosting Ncholassic
Ronnie
REL
Interact Club
Baytown Rotary Club
Lee College
University of Houston
Boatright
Retiring Lee College Instructor Nelson Reflects on Life
Nelson, born 1894 in Murfreesboro Tennessee, retires after a long career at Mount Calm Bronte Sour Lake Ranger and Lee College. He recalls military service in 1917 and later work in radio repair, teaching at multiple Texas campuses, and plans for travel and home projects with his wife Mrs Nelson.
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Long Island
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San Antonio
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Hawaii
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Tenn
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Bronte
Sour Lake
Ranger Junior College
Iin
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Baylor Unitzer
Texas State Teachers College
Denton
East Texas State Teachers College
iCommerce
Texas University
Baker Challenges Pool On Own Questionnaire
Houston Texas Democrat Robert W Baker accuses incumbent Joe Pool of abusing franking to mail a million questionnaires at taxpayers expense Baker demands Pool identify his party and stance on the United Nations and Red China noting Pool supports staying in the UN and opposing Red China's admission while criticizing the Johnson administration polling for Johnson ratings as biased by professional pollsters and urging the incumbent to answer clearly or step down.
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Robert W. Baker
Joe Pool
Pool
I. Baker
Texas
U.S
Baker
Harris County
United Nations
Russia
China
Red China
Beker
Johnson
Ihon
Washington
Court Order Ends Railroad Strike in Illinois
U.S. marshals served a temporary injunction early today ending the last rail strike by firemen protesting job eliminations under an arbitration ruling. Pickets at Joliet yards were dispersed as federal judge Julius J. Hoffman issued the order in Chicago. More than 800 union workers had honored lines after brief strikes against three railroads had ended.
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U.S
Joliet, I
Elgin, Joliet
Washlington
Pennsylvania Railroad
Conway
Lee College Exes Seek Weekly Pool Use
Lee College Ex-Students Association plans Monday night to request use of the college pool one night a week for members. The board will consider recommending two new instructors for next year, John W. Burt in automotive mechanics and R. E. Seale in math, plus cafeteria operation changes and action regarding a Lee College student facing police charges.
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Lee College Ex-Students Association
George H. Gentry
John W. Burt
R. E. Seale
Lee College
Economy Update Shows Inflation Not Yet A Problem
The association says inflation should not become a year long problem though threats linger. Auto output rose to 181,629 passenger cars in the week from 179,237 the prior week and 170,430 a year ago with GM and Ford adding overtime. Asia output hit a record 786,222 cars for the month while May plans call for 761,000. Steel production stayed tight, dipping slightly below last week for the third time this year with mills at 2,456,000 tons versus 2,464,000. The industry runs at about 77 percent of capacity this year.
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General Motors
Ford
Asiaa
Nurses Continue From Page 1 Banquet at Revert E Lee High
Judy Schleicer chairs the banquet at Revert E Lee High School with 20 chairmen Judy Rogers and Clara Garcia. Members and decorations include Patty Parker Ruch Cooper Patty Parrish Bob Henderson Carolyn Gerbes and others. The event is a Mother’s Day fundraiser. National Hospital Week next week will raise public awareness of hospital roles nationwide.
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Revert E. Lee! High School
Judy Schleicer
Judy Rogers
Clara Garcia
Patty Parker
Ruch Cooper
Patty Parrish
Bob Henderson
Carolyn’ Gerbes
Johnny Bradbury
Janice Tjohnson
Judy” Johnson
Carolyn Leavins
Funeral arrangements pending for Carlos Brady Procter
Funeral arrangements are pending for Carlos Brady Procter age 62 of Channelview. A Channelview resident for ten years he was an engineer for City Service Pipeline Co. Earthman Funeral Home will direct services. Procter died Friday.
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Meadowbrook Drive
Channelview
City Service Pipeline Co
Earthman Funeral Home
Procter
Harlem Ghetto Despair Report Warns of Violence Risk
Government funded study titled Youth in the Ghetto portrays Harlem as a deteriorating, explosive social mass. It cites mass unemployment, drug use, crime, and police brutality amid white-owned businesses, urging education and job reforms to integrate residents into productivity.
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Harlem
Harlem Youth Opportunities Unlimited
Hsryou
Manhattan
Lcity
Washington
Kenneth B. Clark
Sor
City College of New York
Haryou
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McKewen dies after long rural carrier career
Buford obituary notes L. McKewen, 69, died Friday after 38 years in the community. He was a retired rural mail carrier and lived in the area. Earthman Funeral Home will announce arrangements.
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Buford
L. McKewen
Earthman Funeral Home
Farmers protest reservoir plans in lower Colorado River valley
Texas farmers pleaded with members of a House subcommittee to reject the 25.5 million Columbus Bend Dam and a 23,000 acre reservoir that would inundate farm land and deny income from river bottom leases. Charles Trefny and Ewald Brandt described losses on about 1,200 acres and a 900 acre Brandt operation. Fortier witnesses, including Interior Department officials, supported the project to meet rising water demand.
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Colorado
Texas
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House Interior, Irrigation’ and Reclamation
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Bend -Dam
Charles
Trefny
Saidi
Jossin
Wncle
Ewald Brandt
George Brandt
Brandts
Alfred Frerichs
Fortier
Interior Department
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