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Newspaper
Brady Standard
Location
Brady, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1965
Page
9
The plan states students may attend schools in another system with assignments based on race neutrality and explicit attachments. No choice is denied except for overcrowding, with priority given to proximity and prior attendance, and those blocked by crowding must choose another school from all system options.
The Brady Independent School District outlines transportation access for students choosing any school, non discrimination in services, and staff desegregation steps for 1965 66. It states assignments will not be based on race and adjunct staff will serve schools without regard to race, color, or national origin.
Kuykendall recalls his Burma Rangoon air battles with the Flying Tigers. He earned official credit for one shoot down, endured a jagged oxygen mask hit, and watched a Jap pilot crash after a dive. He describes recovery in friendly fields and later life in aviation and ranching.
The original Ake family reunion will be held August 14 and 15 at the Mason Fairgrounds. Friends and relatives are cordially invited.
Ewell Teague and Son Auto Repair Shop has moved to the corner of 17th and South Bridge Street on Highway 87 South. The Teagues offer general repairs on all car and truck models, front wheel alignment, and car air conditioning.
Rick Hagler returned home this week after a stint working for his uncle in Santa Fe New Mexico. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Jack Hagler.
The N. K. Gamblin Reunion is scheduled for Sunday August 15 at Richard Park with a basket lunch. All friends and relatives are invited to attend. The McCulloch County Farm Bureau directors will meet Saturday at 2 p.m. at the McCulloch Electric Cooperative. J. D. Jordan of Mason Texas Farm Bureau will join the directors.
Danbury residents Andy and Steve Andrews sons of Mr and Mrs Joe Andrews returned home Sunday August after spending the summer with Mrs John Lyckman In Houston they attended a game at the Astro Dome Gibret and Boyd Lyckman accompanied them back and returned home Wednesday August 11
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Hicks visited Monday in Midland with their son and family, including Kyle, Gary, and Timmy. Kyle had a tonsillectomy and Gary underwent major surgery. both boys are reported as doing well. They returned Monday night with Timmy who will stay with his other grandparents.
Mrs. Seth Lowell returned to her Las Vegas New Mexico home Thursday after two weeks as a guest of Mr and Mrs FE Rodenhamer. First of the week visitors in the Bodenhamer home were Greg Dye and Larry Wood veterinary students at Texas A&M University.
Public notice for Senate Joint Resolution No 27 proposing a Texas Constitution amendment to create the Teacher Retirement System of Texas and vest its administration in a State Board of Trustees. Outlines investment powers and limits, and directs submission to voters on November 2, 1965 with for and against ballot wording. Includes proclamation and publication requirements.
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