73 LC Students Graduate May 29 at Lee College
Seventy three members of the 196% sophomore class at Lee College will graduate in commencement exercises at 7 p.m. Friday, May 29, in the college auditorium. Rev. J. Milton Richardson will speak. Four graduates will join the Hall of Fame, and one will receive the outstanding student plaque. The ceremony honors graduates from Highlands Crosby La Porte and other communities with many named individuals listed among the graduates.
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Lee College
Walter Rundell
J. Milton Richardson
Christ Church Cathedral
Houston
St. Luke's Episcopal Church
Advanta
Magazine Concoction Warned By FDA Official
Commissioner Larrick of the FDA warns readers against a magazine called Escapade on the August issue pages 15 and 16. The publication allegedly promotes dissolving pages in methyl alcohol for hallucinogenic effects, a dangerous act that can cause blindness or death. Garrett Herring of Herring Drug Store in Baytown has pulled the magazine and returned copies to the publisher.
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Larrick
The
Fowl and Drug Administration
Escapade
Reading Class Vacancies Nearing Full at Lee Dolge
Only a few places remain in the summer reading class for junior high at Lee Dolge. Six weeks start in June with daily morning sessions taught by Dalton Goodin. Eligible students will be tested and placed in special or developmental programs. Registration is $38, plus a refundable property and breakage charge. inquire in the registrar's office.
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Lee Dolge
Dalton Goodin
Junor High
Lees College Sign-Up Permits For Summer And Fall Terms
Lees College announces permit sign-ups for current students for the second summer term and fall term. Pre-registration for the first summer term closes. regular registration runs 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. and 4 p.m. Friday, June 53. Classes start June 8 with second term beginning July 20. Permits are available now, preregistration forms may be secured June 23 and returned by July 2. payment due July 10. Regular registration July 1. Fall preregistration August 6 and 20. permits for current students. regular registration September 9 and 10. classes begin September 14.
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Lees College
Noo
Jury summons error in Mount Vernon memo mocks clerk
In Mount Vernon Washington an AP report notes a Skagit County Superior Court jury summons contained a memo urging jurors to "Come a little early and sin up at the clerk's office." The embarrassed deputy clerk apologized, saying, "On, gee."
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Mount Vernon, ‘Wash
Skagit County Superior Court
Refugees Get New Chance In Kansas
In Emporia Kansas 25 Cuban professionals fund a retraining program at Kansas State Teachers College to become teachers or librarians after fleeing Fidel Castro. They study under a state funded, federally supported plan with private grants, living on 230 to 353 dollars monthly per family while enrolled, aiming to return to Cuba someday.
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Kansas State Teachers College
Fidel Castro
Miami
Fla
Cuba
Mata
Jose Amaro
Robert McAde
Robert Lee
Department of Library Education
U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
National Defense Education Act
Dr. Me. Ado
Stiff Penalties Set For Wheat Plan Breach
Washington AP reports the Agriculture Department warns violators of the new wheat program face stiff penalties. Each breach could bring fines up to 10,000 dollars and up to 20 years imprisonment. The program requires 1964 crop wheat processed for food use to pay about 70 cents per bushel. Returns from the tax will supplement incomes of wheat growers who cooperate by adhering to acreage limitations.
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Washington
Culture Department
Feedstuffs Market Plagued By Low Prices
Washington AP reports continuing low cattle prices and uncertainty dampen markets for cottonseed and peanut meal, with wheat millfeeds also weak. Agriculture Department data show feed prices averaged about 140 per ton lower for the week ending May 12, as buyers stayed cautious and focused on immediate needs.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
More Small Farm Aid Urged by Advisory Committee
A rural areas development advisory committee recommends the federal government extend more help to family type and low income farmers while limiting aid to industrialized or factory farms. The 40 member panel calls for funds to support job training for small farm workers, better education for farm children, alternative land uses like farmland recreation, and grants and loans sufficient for a satisfactory income.
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Washington
Rockefeller Support Boosts Momentum In West Primaries
In California Rockefeller leads, while Hatfield calls his victory the upset of the year and Wells says it moves the road to the nomination. Johnson tops Democratic ballots unopposed. Wallace challenges in Wisconsin and Indiana as Oregon nominates one incumbent reelection bid in Congress.
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Rockefeller
California
Grindle
Hatfield
Oregon
John Wells
Wells
Johnson
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Wisconsin
Indiana
Wallace
Maryland
Congress
Robe J. Duncan
Charles Q. Porter
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Jospeh Lee
Carolyn Gay McFarland
Donald Ray Megill
Michael Edward Mills
Andrea Kay Morgan
Larry Glen Morton
Linda Ruth Nelson
John Clinton Nugent
Jimmy Parris
Patricia Jennings Pike
Peggy Manel Pollard
Gloria Dianne Purvis
Evelyn Baker Raney
John Wesley Rasbeery
Delphine Reed
Billye Kay “Albertson
Herman Salinas
Ralph Patrick Schwendeman
Donna Rae Shannon
Grace Laura Smith
Willian David Smith
T. O. Sonnenberg
Jacquelyn Ruth Stevens
Melviin D. Tallent
Lou McKinney ‘Torkelson
Edwina Elaine Townsend
Elo Frenk Veselka
Gayle Wallace
Shirley Jean Young
Highlands
Douglas Roy Platt
John Winston Rawls
Ndrew Si Frankie Lena Slaughter
Abbert George Waixoviak
Crosby
Jani Nice
Marie Anderrson
Patricia Ann Burianex
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Cesar Romero
Fernan Gonzalez
Eis Remick
Garner
Technicolor
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George Sanders
Georgia Mall
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George Crandell
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Business Service Center
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