Dacus Named Head Football and Track Coach at Pepperdine
Pence Dacus, a Brady High alumnus and former Little All-American quarterback at Southwest Texas State, was appointed head football and track coach at Pepperdine College in Los Angeles. He will report in January after serving as Bible Chair director at Texas A&M College. Once a pro football prospect, his career was paused by health issues.
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Sign on Water Tower Questions Local Holiday Rhythm
In a town debate over Brady’s Holiday schedule the author questions the timing of Armistice and Memorial Day observances. The piece notes confusion caused by Nov 11 closures and Memorial Day openings and mocks the inconsistency in holidays between November and July. A new Southwestern States phone book is referenced.
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Sam McCollum Still Seeks Answers After Bombing Ordeal
The Houston Chronicle profile recalls attorney Sam McCollum III who survived a 1956 bombing attempt, describes his long recovery, and notes his ongoing curiosity about who planted the bomb and why. He plans to return to his country office and courtroom while avoiding bitterness.
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Bascom Giles
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Parallel Parking Debate on South Blackburn Street
City Council discussed parallel parking on South Blackburn after a resident urged action. Alderman Hart Fowler said a petition from South Blackburn businessmen would be needed, noting likely opposition. Police Chief Gibbs warned that longer cars make angle parking problematic in the first two blocks.
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Community Thanksgiving Service Set for Brady
The Rev. J. J. Jordan of First Baptist Church will speak at the community Thanksgiving Service sponsored by the McCulloch County Ministerial Alliance. The service is at 9 30 a m Thursday Nov 26 at First Christian Church with an invitation to all Brady citizens to join in worship and gratitude.
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J. J. Jordan
First Baptist Church
McCulloch County
Brady Seeks New Hearing On Water Permit
Brady seeking another hearing before the State Board of Water Engineers on the city’s water permit. Fort Worth attorney Alex Pope Jr. says two requests for a new date have been made, with a possible date not before December 1. A five hour hearing in Austin Oct. 19 was recessed for more information from engineers for Brady’s reservoir, opposed by Eden.
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State Board of Water Engineers
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All American Bobby Weise Named to 1959 Track Team
Bobby Weise, 1956 Brady Hick graduate and University of Houston senior, earns a 1959 All America track berth chosen by the National Collegiate Track Coaches Association. Despite a bad knee, he threw the discus 165 feet 6 inches for second at the NCAA meet. His 168-8 toss last May set a Missouri Valley Conference record.
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Brady Hick
University of Houston
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Brady Belton Game Expected Sellout Weather to Decide
A near sellout crowd is expected for the Brady versus Belton football game Friday night. Tickets are $1.50 at the gate for adults and students. Brady fans and band sit on the west side with parking on that lot. Belton visitors sit on the east. The Belton Band, The Marching Hundred, has 100 members and the pep squad 65. Coffee and cookies will be offered to Belton guests at the high school before the game. A souvenir program for 25 cents includes team pictures coaches and lineups.
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Petitions Seek Johnson Presidency Signed by Local Residents
A total of 1,012 Mc Culloch County residents signed petitions circulated by the Lyndon B. Johnson for President Club asking the Texas senator to be available as president for all U S citizens. Remaining petitions should be turned in to The Standard office or Ben Davis Geeslin, club president, for forwarding to Johnson's office. Unsigned supporters may find a petition at The Standard office until Saturday noon.
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Standard
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Old-Timer First To Bag Buck In Deer Season
Harry Fitzgerald a 6-year-old resident of Glen Rose arrived with a party from Voca for the opening day hunt. He topped the morning by taking a fine five pointer buck, earliest hunter noted by Mr. Fitzgerald and Mr. Deans.
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John Deans
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Brady Jinx Faces Unbeaten Belton Tigers Friday Night
Brady meets Belton at Bulldog Stadium at 7 45 PM in a bi district playoff clash. Belton rides a 10 game win streak and a potent ground attack while Brady relies on the Tigers passing threat and the jinx narrative. Tony Mireles adoption closes the page.
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Dicky Baker
Anton May
Dean Cox
Lynn Hargrove
Richard Stark
Clais Clark
May
Four Census Takers Named for McCulloch County
Four census takers for McCulloch County in the 1959 Census of Agriculture are Edward W. Gault Jr of Lohn Bill Huffman of Rochelle Mrs Gladys Salter of Brady and Mrs M F Deans of Voca They completed a training course in Menard this week in preparation for Friday start.
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Lohn
Bill Huffman
Rochelle
Gladys Salter
Brady
M. F. Deans
Voca
Menard
Power cut planned at Brady Water & Light plant
The Brady Water and Light plant will have power shut off at midnight Saturday for about two to three hours to connect new switchgear with the old and prepare two new engines for service. City superintendent James C. Feazelle said a weekend outage is most convenient but weather could delay it.
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James C. Feazelle
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