Channelview Girl Scout Troop Weekend Camp
Channelview correspondent recounts a weekend camp for 21 girl scouts at Camp Martha Midedey near Conroe with leaders Mrs Pat Hanna Mrs Roy Cannon and mothers. Activities included storytelling songfest swimming stargazing and a Court of Awards with numerous badges earned by the scouts. Also notes a church service and installation of a new minister at First Presbyterian Church with a reception following and a personal mention of guests Captain and Mrs Guy Barron.
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Macrine Holliman
Wap LM
Channelview
Pat Hanna
Roy Cannon
Yvonne Green
C. T. Ballew
Martha
Hf Saver
Alda Addams
Linda Alfred
Galena Park
Karen
Brewer
Cindy Drebert
Tina Barrington
Pauline iHannen
Karen Brewer
Kaihy Wills
Karen Bie Elrod
Julia Jones
Mary Simmons
Home Heglin
Shelly Green
Debbie Ballew
Debbie Elroy
Connie Guillroy
Wanda Webb
Kathy Guilley
Kathy Wills
Debbie Elrod
Julia Goetschius
Mary 5 Mong
Wendy Gaines
Jeannie Laird
Tina Barington
Brenda Keller
Julia Guetsehius
Debbie Cannon
Kaen Brewer
Connie Guillory
Kathy Guillory
Observer
Julia Goetsching
Debbie Elrext
Ourdear Cook
Kathy Guillroy
Laura Reichart
Tink Barrington
Pet
Karen Bates
Funeral for Gerald Cowling Held in Electra
Funeral services are set for Wednesday in Electra for Gerald Cowling 27 who was stabbed to death in a Chicago hotel room Friday. His mother Mrs Dewey Cowling said he had gone to Chicago six months ago to work as a cook.
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Electra
Tex
Gerald Cowling
Chicago
Dewey Cowling
Apo
Rusk Plans Speech at Southern Methodist University
Secretary of State Dean Rusk was scheduled to deliver a major foreign policy address at Southern Methodist University in Dallas. Described in advance as one of the administration's principal statements during United Nations Week.
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Dallas
Dean Rusk
Southern Methodist University
Feeder Cattle Shipments Rise Across States
AP reports September and year over year trends in stockyard movements. Feeder cattle and calves total 616,000 in September, down 20 percent from last year. overall cattle and calf shipments reached 906,000, up 5 percent from the prior September. Sheep and lamb movements near 90,000 in September, down 21 percent from a year earlier. public stockyards received 298,000 cattle and calves, 11 percent above September 1964.
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Wasitington
Thy
Elt
S. Tember
Agriculture Department
Rusk Says Other Nations Reject Militant China
Secretary of State Dean Rusk told a Dallas audience at Southern Methodist University that Red China is seen as a militant power and is being rebuffed by nations on every continent. He warned Vietnam talks show no signs of progress and urged continued U.S. commitment to Southeast Asia. Five American Nazi pickets demonstrated outside the Coliseum as Rusk spoke.
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Red
China
Dean Rusk
Southern Methodist University
Rusk
U.S.A
United
America
Southeast Asia
Viet Nam
Pany
C Coliseum
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