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Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1955

Page

6

Jamaica's 299 Years Under British Rule Highlighted

Legacy of 300 years of colonial rule in Jamaica is marked by rising tourism numbers from 40,603 in 1946 to 129,732 in 1953. The piece notes Kingston’s bonded shops, Montego Bay as Riviera of the Caribbean, Port Royal’s pirate past, Henry Morgan, and Jamaica's diverse geography and climate.

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Fort Worth TV Station KFIZ to Begin Telecasting

Fort Worth ready for a new TV view as KFIZ TV plans Channel 11 programming starting September 11 at 1 pm. The fourth Fort Worth Dallas area TV station will telecast after weeks of test patterns and a ceremonial opening. The station, linked to a WWI era radio origin, is led by Gene Cagle as president and Charles B. Jordan as vice president and general manager. Reception reportedly reaches 156 miles, with letters arriving from Ardmore Duncan Gainesville and other cities as construction of new headquarters progresses in Fort Worth.

Fort Worth Sp.1 KFI TV Fort Worth-Dallas KEFN Gene Cagle Charles B. Jordan South Aivay Ardmore Okla Brownwood Kilgore Duncan Gainesville Kfiz-Tv KPIZ Texas State Network

Educators Lauded For Bock Three Win 'Woodrow Wilson' Award

Three University of California faculty members won the Woodrow Wilson foundation award for their book Prejudice, War and the Constitution. The work, about Japanese internment on the West Coast during World War II, was chosen as best in government and democracy. The $1,000 prize was announced at the American Political Science Association convention in Boulder, Colorado.

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