Scarves Trade Exposed in Soviet Underground Market
Izvestia reveals a large network of underground capitalists profiting from selling better scarves than state store goods in Moscow. The government newspaper denounces illegal traders while criticizing state plants for producing subpar merchandise that spurs speculation.
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Mont Belvieu Church Elects New Officers
First Baptist Church of Mont Belvieu announces newly elected officers and organizational leaders. R J Austin named treasurer and several members serve as clerks, music staff, ushers, trustees, Sunday School and training union directors, with Rev. Tom Cole serving as interim pastor.
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Mont Belvieu
Helen Leonard
First Baptist Church
R. J. Austin
Wade DuBose
Cathy Cotten
Warner Laughlin
Leonard
Richard Franssen
Harvey Cotten
David Dauphin
Bobby Horn
Charles Stratton
J. P. Avera
Marcus Langston
Wade Duj Rose
W. R. Womack
Ray Epperson
A. V. Kaler
Luther Taylor
Woman’s Missionary Union
J. B. Gill
Barnie Powell
Richard Barrow
M. L. Langston
H. H. McCollum
Avra
Langston and Austin
Jams Orms
Powell
Sontey
W. H. Munson
Nursery Land & Department
I. E. Hill
Frank Baker
B . Flowers
C. B Leonard
Tom Cole
LaPorte Methodists Set Night Services
The First Methodist Church of La Porte begins Sunday night services at 7 p.m. in the sanctuary at 502 San Jacinto. Rev. Gus Browning will lead hymns, silent prayer, and sermons on practical faith, aiming to suit shift workers and others missing morning worship. A nursery will be available.
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Notable Irish ties and LA talent notes
CHICAGO AP Terence O Neill presented Mayor Daley with a green necktie and Irish linen handkerchiefs during a visit, while Oscar Brown Jr plans a Los Angeles musical review focusing on unknown performers from poor Black neighborhoods. Austin AP Astronaut Brian Todd O Leary named assistant professor in University of Texas Astronomy Department, part of 12 new scientist-astronauts. will split time between Houston and Austin for graduate work.
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University of Texas
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Houston
80 Millionth Visitor Due To See Texas State Fair
Dallas AP reports the State Fair of Texas aims to record its 80 millionth visitor within the 1967 run, with attendance expected to match last year’s 2.919 million. Highlights include Mame starring Celeste Holm, a Dallas Cowboys vs New Orleans Saints Cotton Bowl, Herb Alpert & the Tijuana Brass, and the 25‑ton Sinclair dinosaur exhibit. Rural Youth Day features 100,000 FFA 4‑H and Homemaker members arriving by 2,222 buses from 200 Texas counties. Big Tex greets guests as the fair opens with a two‑week run and extensive midway attractions.
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