City emergency operation center hosts guidance event
Invitations sent to Key persons in schools churches industry shelter owners civic leaders and CD staff. Attendance limited to 50 people. The session at the new City Hall will cover coordinating efforts and public safety measures with John Henderson Shetron and Tea McCain among attendees.
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Tea McCain
Rea Cross
Hickerson
New City
Hall
We. We. Brown
Ben
Regents Consider Land Purchase At Lee College Meeting
The Lee College Board of Regents will discuss a possible purchase of land on Whiting Street and a counter-offer status at the 6 38 p m Thursday session in the Technical Vocational Building conference room. Other agenda items include setting a gate for canvassing the bond election, approving an annuity contract with Luther Heddick, establishing a part time faculty and fringe benefits policy, and reporting actions of the Texas College Coordinating Board.
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Whiting Street
Lee College Board of Regents
Luther Heddick
Texas College Coordinating Board
Weeklong Vietnam War toll surpasses South Vietnamese losses
The update reports U S casualties higher than South Vietnamese for a second straight week with 1 killed, 355 wounded and two missing on the allied side. Enemy kills reach 1,227 for the week while U S fighter-bombers fly 125 missions targeting Hoa Lac Hoa Yen Phuc Yen and Doumer bridges. North Vietnam claims five American planes down as U S spokesmen say major bridges near Haiphong and Hanoi are out of commission with limited repairs observed on the Doumer bridge.
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US S
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Hoa Lae
Phuc Yen
Doumer Bridge
Hoa Lac
Ha‘noi
U.S. Command
Tass
Hanoi
Haiphongland
Red China
Canal
Des Rapides
Officials Reject Pro Viet Nam Talks
Washington AP two U S officials, Secretary of State Dean Rusk and Defense Secretary Robert S McNamara, rejected new invitations to publicly discuss Vietnam policy before Congress. Both prefer closed sessions. Senate Foreign Relations Chair Fulbright doubted acceptance. Vice President Humphrey criticized antiwar demonstrations as helping Hanoi and urged continued pursuit of peace talks.
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Bowie Continune
U.S
Vietnam
Raye
Congress
Dean Rusk
Defense
Robert S&s. McNamara
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Rusk
McNamara
FW. Fulbright
Foreign Relations
Hubert H. Humphrey
Humphrey
Afl-Cio
Administration
Tr Ae Toy
Costly center faces staff cuts and high enrollee costs
A report notes total costs of 320.3 million and a center staff of 1078 serving 1869 enrollees at year end 1965. OFO cut staff to 835 by year end 1965 with enrollment 1762. It cites expensive instructional TV and recreation facilities such as a bowling alley and pool hall. Overall the cost per enrollee rose to about 11,000 annually, despite anti poverty provisions limiting costs to 37,500 per enrollee.
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OFO
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