Lynchburg Fawn loses to Deepwater Gold 28 to 19
The Lynchburg Fawn football team suffered a 28 to 19 defeat to Deepwater Gold on Wednesday. Bobby Carico scored Lynchburg's first touchdown in the opening period and added a second in the fourth quarter, with Phil Henrichsen contributing a third-period score. Carico also kicked the extra point, leaving Lynchburg with 19 points while Deepwater Gold led 28.
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Debbie Carrico
Ze Lynchburg
Lynburg’Elementary Fawn
Deepwater
Bobby Carico
Phil Henrichsen
Carrico
Lynchburg
Gold
Highlands ‘Methodist Church
Dan’ Lang
Joe Bob’ Williams
Billy Don Prince
Randy Rohr
Larry Scott
Ronnie Pruett
Bobby Fleming
Terry
Prince
Tim Franks
Dan
Lang and
Barrel Holcom
Jack Little
Jack
Highlands
Formosa
John Hsia
Humble Oil and 'Refining’ Co
Baytown
C. G. Hallingsworth
Austin
Capitol
University of Texas
Hallingsworths
David Hearn
Howard Adams
Kemah
Ellis Cleghorn
Highlands Elementary
Huntsville
Highlands “Elementary
Highlands Junior High
Agles
Galveston
Eagle
HJH
Homer Morris
JHJ
Eye
Richard Alexander
Randy Doran
Seeing Eye
Don Barnhill
Montil
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Roseanna Bickley
Alan Bickley
Beverly Threadgill
Doug Adams
AL Simmons
Bill Dobbins
Cedar-Inn
JHI
Austin Junior High
Gail’ Langford
Burrel Holcomb
Norley Bickley
Gene Coughman
Sherri Ramsey
Bill Whitridge
J. E. Boyd
Ron Webber
A&M Professor Opens Humble Lecture Series
A&M University industrial engineering and statistics professor A W Wortham visits Humble for two weeks to lead the first course in the 1964 65 Lectures in Science and Engineering Program. Wortham has a rich background in mathematics statistics industry and academia with ties to Oklahoma State SMU and East Texas State College.
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A. W. Wortham
Texas A&m University
Department ‘of Industrial Engineering
Institute of Statistics Vis
Baytown
Humble
G. We Berner
LO. Greeneley
E. A. Knipp
L. Leggett
G. le Muelleéey
Bt, Rhodes
M. Rosenbaum
R. R. Rothwell
R.W. Upchurch
R. C. Waggoner
W. J. Walstead
J. M. Williams
W.N. Zartman
Wortham
Oklahoma State University
Southern Methodist University
A&m
East Texas State College
Oklahoma State
Chance Vought
Texas Instruments
American Statistical Association
American Society For Quality Controls
Operation Research Society of America
Institute of Mathematical Statistics
American Mathematical Associaton
Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers
TV ad fight over free TV and pay TV risks control
A page 4 report notes ads distort facts about broadcast rights for a baseball classic and the future of subscription television. It states NBC holds a firm contract through 1966, STV has no bid plans, and Prop 15 is likely to fail. It highlights bold claims urging “free TV or pay TV” while warning Americans may reject premium services. Newspapers quote industry figures condemning anti-competition moves and defend open competition.
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NBC
STV
Weaver
Pat Wieaver
Subscription Television, Inc
Frank Stanton
CBS
Robert Samoff
California
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