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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1968
Page
3
The Lee College Rebels host their first home game at 7:30 p.m. Friday in the LC gym against College of the Mainland in the south zone TICAC opener. LC cheerleaders, band, and Rebellettes will be on hand. students admitted free with ID.
Channelview High School students prepare Thanksgiving programs for junior and senior high schools on November 26 and 27. The A Cappella Choir performed at Viola Cobb Elementary, with Channel View Madrigal Singers adding selections. The issue notes other school activities including biology dissection, Veterans Day assembly, and a new Folk Society formed from choir members.
Baytown Civil Defense director Fiewner Mickersen announces a Shelter Living Course for Friday January 31 1969 at the Emergency Operations Center City Hall Invitations will go to principals cafeteria managers ministers industrial leaders city employees and medical personnel or their representatives Attendees may phone s22-B2nt ext 367 to reserve space Principal Herb Zimmerman of San Jacinto and De Zavala Elementary schools will instruct the session which begins at 7 pm and includes an overnight stay with emergency rations Attendees planning meet included Reggie Brewer Rick Wickman Glen Walker and Mrs Hickerson.
WASHINGTON AP Barry Goldwater may avoid starting at the bottom when he returns to the Senate in January. Senator John Tower offers to give Goldwater seniority on the Senate Armed Services Committee if Janes Pearson af Kaas and Peter Dominick allow him to stay ahead. Tower is fourth on the committee with Republicans expecting at least one more seat. Pearson ranks fifth and Dominick sixth. Goldwater was fourth in 1964 before he left the Senate to run for president.
One of the nation’s earliest famous food gifts, a 1600 pound mammoth cheese was sent to President Jefferson by Massachusetts admirers. He accepted with condition to pay 40 percent above market price.
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