Football and Foreign Affairs Go Together
A satirical compare and contrast piece by Dick West links postwar inter league moves in football to global diplomacy. It traces Western and Eastern leagues courting new countries, signings, draft rights, and waivers, ending with a noted truce between the leagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
State Department
Western League
Eevpt
North Viet Nam
Paris Partisans
Peking Dragons
Dragons
South Korea
Yankees
South Viet Nam
Paris
Foreigners Make Up Five Percent of West Germany Labor Force
About 1.1 million workers in West Germany, representing five percent of the 22 million labor force, are foreigners principally from the Mediterranean region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Germany
Mediterranean
Portable classrooms gain traction to offset shortages nationwide
The piece argues relocatable portable classrooms, air conditioned and moved as needed, ease overcrowding amid growing enrollments. Cities like Houston Los Angeles Chicago Newark Minneapolis Pittsburgh Miami Atlanta Tucson Detroit and St Louis have used mobile units to expand capacity while permanent buildings lag behind student placement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie Bellows
United Press International
America
Forg Foundation-supported Educational Facilities Laboratories, Inc
Harold Gores
EFL
Gores
Houston
Tex
Space Center
Houston Independent School
Los Angeles
Chicago
Newark
Ohio
Minneapolis
Pittsburgh
Miami
Atlanta
Tucson
Detroit
St. Lows
Service Moves To Dallas Site
Dallas Chamber of Commerce and the Exchange Service announce the Army Air Force Exchange Service will move its headquarters from New York to Dallas. The 20 acre Oak Cliff site off Loop 12 will host up to 1500 jobs as the move completes over the coming year with payroll estimated between 12 and 1 million dollars weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
UPS
Dallas Chamber of Commerce
Exchange Service
Army Air Force Exchange Service
New York
Oak Cliff
Loop 12
Exchange
Chance-Vought Co
Osborne Rites Held for Mami Mae Osborne
Funeral services for Mrs. Mami Mae Osborne 61 were held Thursday at 2 30 p m at Central Baptist Church with Rev. Joe Patterson officiating. Wise Funeral Home directed interment in Ben Franklin cemetery. She died Wednesday June 15 1966 in Sherman hospital. Survivors include husband W A Osborne of Bonham home a son three daughters four brothers two sisters and 13 grandchildren. Pallbearers were Carthel He Witt Herman Smith Bittle A B Herschell and Jess Osborne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamie Mae Osborne
Central Baptist Church
Joe Patterson
Wise Funeral Home
Ben Franklin
Herman Smith
Bittle
A. B
Herschell
Jess Osborne
Mrs Minnie Hill services Friday in Leonard
Funeral services for Mrs Minnie Lee Hill 76 will be held at 2 p m Friday at the First Baptist church Leonard with Ce leste Church of Christ minister Connie Hollis officiating Interment will be in Leonard cemetery Wilson directing The body will be at the funeral chapel until time for services and the family will be at the home of Mr and Mrs R E Sheridan Friday She died in the Gilbert Nursing home Monday June 13 1966 after an extended illness Survivors include two sons N H Hill of Leonard Nevill Hill of Dallas and two daughters Mrs Wanda Lee Ybarra of Klamath Falls Ore and others
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Celeste
John D. Parsons
Wesley Hill
N. H. Hill
Leonard
Nevill Hill
Dallas
Wanda Lee Ybarra
Klamath Falls
Ore
Family Ties Highlight Pa Woman Maxine Sheridan
Maxine Sheridan of Pa is linked to two brothers Frank of Bonham and Green of Sulphur Springs, plus five children and three grandchildren, reflecting extended kinship in local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxine Sheridan
Frank
Bonham and Green
Sulphur Springs
William Glaspy Dies at 67 with Rites Set
William C Glaspy 67 of 08 West Sam Rayburn Drive died Thursday at M&S hospital. Funeral at Wise Funeral Chapel Friday 4 pm with Rev R L Cates officiating. Interment in Willow Willow cemetery. Born May 22 1899 in Liberty Kentucky. Survived by widow Alice Glaspy, son Clayton Glaspy, daughters Mrs J P Banks and Mrs H M Gordon, six grandchildren, two sisters, and two brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William C. Glaepy
Sam
Rome
Clayton Glaspy
Greenville
J. P. Banks
Grand Prairie
H. M. Gordon
Frankfurt
Germany
S. D. Lurber
Oklahoma City
H.M. Russell
Ector
Ruby murder appeal gets full hearing set for June 24
The Texas Court of Criminal Appeals ordered a full hearing on Jack Ruby's murder conviction and death sentence for Friday June 24. The court cleared the way after a Dallas district court jury ruled Ruby is safe to pursue the appeal and ordered him to designate his attorneys. Ruby will use the two hour argument time allotted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
UPI
Texas Court of Criminal Appeals
Jack Ruby
Dallas
Ruby
Lee Harvey Oswald
Favorite Bonham Thursday June 16 1966
Event brief from Bonham Texas notes a Thursday observance on June 16 1966. Local listings include activities and social notices for residents. No further details readable in this fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonham, Tex
Thurs
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Moscow Reds
Reds
Cuba
Yugoslavia
Poland
Nes
Utah
Mont
Wyo
CoLe
Dakota
Kan
Iowa
Alaska
American Bar Association
AU Ae Ey
Ae Ecole
Ol 'i
SIME
BOCK
Pelsscuen & Tay
Altricte
Bonham
Sam Rayburn
First National Bank
Arctic
Charles Wilkes
Joseph Conrad
HIG
Osborne
Minnie Hill
William Glaspy
Betty
Phil Mason
Phil
Jje
American Motors
Kaumbler
Rambler
Morrow Motor CO
Center, Bowtsm, Texas
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