Alcohol Labeled As Most Misunderstood Health Problem
A NIMH report marks alcoholism as the era’s most misunderstood health issue. It notes 80 million drinkers in the US with about 4.5 million alcoholics and cites costs to industry of about $2 billion annually. The study urges youth education and a lower legal drinking age to 18 to curb future problem drinking.
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National Institute of Mental Health
United States
John W. Gardner
NIMH
Alcoholics Anonymous
Stanford University
Floyd Seeks Help For Christmas Baskets
A. H. Floyd, a trade school visiting teacher at South Ward Elementary School, asks those wishing to provide Christmas baskets to needy families to contact him. He maintains a list of recipients and will ensure gifts reach the proper households.
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A. H. Floyd
Floyd
South Ward
Sed of Thanks for Comfort and Kindness
Our heartfelt thanks for the comforting sympathy and help in our sorrow. We are deeply grateful for the beautiful service floral offerings and other kindnesses extended to us.
Pear Valley man named District Deputy Grand Master
David G. Bishop Jr. of Pear Valley is appointed District Deputy Grand Master for Masonic District No. 71 covering five lodges in Mason and McCulloch Counties. He is Past Master of Fife Lodge 1071 and treasurer of the Sohn Baptist Church. The appointment was announced by J W Chandler at the 132nd Grand Lodge Annual Communication in Waco on December 7.
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David G. Bishop, Jr
Pear Valley
Mason and McCulloch Counties
Bishop
Fife Lodge
Baptist Church
Sohn
Masons
Texas
J. W. Chandler
Houston
Grand Lodge of Texas
Waco
TRS Official To Talk To Teachers Of McCulloch Co
Bruce Hineman of the Teacher Retirement System of Texas will address the McCulloch Teachers Association at the Monday meeting in the Brady School Cafeteria. He will explain retirement developments and provide facts to help teachers estimate retirement based on their earnings. The Group Without a Name will perform musically and J C Alborn presides.
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Bruce Hineman
Teacher Retirement System of Texas
McCulloch Teachers Association
Brady
Hineman
Barbara Murray
Dottie Howard
Lisa Weaver
Jana Taliaferro
Bradyites Suffer Damage To Auto In Highway Accident
Mr and Mrs W C Martin and Charles Martin returning from Abilene were in a collision on the Coleman highway about 16 miles south of Abilene. Their car was badly damaged but the Martins were uninjured. One person in the second car received minor injuries. The Martins had been visiting their father O B Marin who was ill in a hospital in Abilene since Monday night.
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W. C. Martin
Charles Martin
Abilene
Coleman Highway
Martins
O. B. Marin
Anson May Have Never Defended Class B Title
Texas high school football faced long running questions about a formal Class B state championship. Officials cite manpower and financial hurdles, plus school consolidations, as reasons the Class B playoff never became a referendum. The 1926 Anson victory in a now-defunct B playoff illustrates past attempts and the league’s eventual rule changes.开奖记录
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Texas
R. J. Kidd
Advisory Council
Richland Springs Rochelle Hornets Split Two Games
Rochelle girls beat Richland Springs 26 to 24 as Brenda Deeds scored 14 and Deanie Smith 9 while Ann Moseley added 5. Richland Springs led by Terry Teal with 11. In boys, Richland Coyotes defeated Rochelle 56 to 47 led by Willie Gibson with 19. Johnny Crawford had 15 for Rochelle.
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Brenda Deeds
Rochelle
Hornets
Richland Springs
Deanie Smith
Ann Moseley
Richland
Terry Teal
Coyotes
Johnny Crawford
Hornet
Paul Kruckeyemer
David Banks
Ricky Lively
Willie Gibson
The World's Fare Beautification Money for Air Cleanups
A critical, opinionated piece argues Washington should fund beautification to improve air quality. It declares Americans deserve cleaner surroundings beyond billboards and junk yards, urging action now rather than delay.
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Washington
Wanted Long Stem Devil Claws or Cow Catchers
Classified note offering delivery of good shape long stem Devil Claws or Cow Catchers at % cent each to SPENCE SHAM. Rock service station pickup up to 1,000 starting Sunday December 10 1967.
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Spence Sham
Anson Faces Uncertain Title Hold in Texas Football
The advisory council may change plans leaving Anson as likely Class AA champion, unable to defend a Class B title. The current situation places Anson at risk of losing its status unless a council decision alters the outcome.
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Anson
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Agsdale
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TRS
McCulloch Co
Bradyites
Harold V. Ratliff
Associated Press
Eck Curtis
Curtis
Itasca
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Mayhew
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Wice Spowler
Denton Record Chronicle
Cox Gulf Station
Moog
Mavement Muffiers
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Autolite
Your Safety Shop
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Xmas
By Darlene
C. L. Grimes Gospel Tabernacle
Heart of Texas
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Brown Furniture Co
North Main
Bob Moody
Mgr
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