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Newspaper

Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1966

Page

3

UFO Report Ties Object To Weather Gear Over Texas Panhandle

Cmdr. Robert Geiger said a cigar shaped flying object seen near Memphis Texas was weather probing equipment released from a 60 foot tail balloon. The gear parachute failed causing a small fire, with the Navy and Air Force collecting the remains for study as residents reported the sight. The device, launched from Levelland area two weeks earlier, landed about 12 miles south of Memphis, while the balloon reached 90,000 feet.

Memphis Tex Mars United States Navy Cmdr Robert Geiger Panhandle Geiger Holloman Air Force Base Nml Air Force Cambridge Research Laboratory South Plains Levelland

Visiting College Officials Hosted By LC Staff

Lee College administrators hosted a meeting for out of town visitors and attended a session at the University of Houston. Registrars and business administrators from Alvin Junior College San Jacinto Junior College Alvin College and Wharton County Junior College joined LC officials to learn state reporting methods for the Commissioner of Education from Dr. Norton and Philip Swartz. Dean Walter Rundell and others participated.

Lee College University of Houston Alvin Junior College San Jacinto Junior College Alvin College Wharton County Junior College David Morton Coordinating Board Commissioner of Education Norton Philip Swartz Walter Rundell Alvin Miles Bessie Durham Dean Rundell Miles Durham Wallace Heaner Hollis Latmer

William J. Wells Wins $200 Prize at Lamar Tech

William J. Wells son of Mr and Mrs W J Wells 900 Idiewood won a $200 cash award from the Texas Louisiana Gulf Section of the American Chemical Society as the most outstanding student in chemistry selected by Lamar Tech faculty The junior and a 1964 graduate of Robert E Lee High School received the prize Friday at the college.

William J. Wells W. J. Wells Idiewood American Chemical Society Lamar Tech Wells Robert E. Lev High School

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