Kennedy Completes Basic Training At Fort Bliss
Private John H. Kennedy, 21, son of Mrs. Willie M. Kennedy of Childress Texas, graduates eight weeks of basic combat training at Fort Bliss. He joined D Company 1 Battalion 3 BCT Brigade and trained in first aid, hand to hand combat, bayonet, drill and ceremonies and qualified with the M 14 rifle.
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John H. Kennedy
Willie M. Kennedy
6Th St. NE
Childress
Tex
U. S. Army Training Center
Air Defense
Fort Bliss
Texas
D Company
Triumph And Trauma Texas In The Sixties
A sweeping Texas decade recounts moon landings and a White House tragedy alongside Austin sniper attacks. It notes Carla Beulah hurricanes, Johnson’s rise, the Longhorns football reign, crimes from Estes to Tate, and shifting oil, gas, cattle, and space industry fortunes. The piece closes with a note on LBJ’s era and Texas senators Tower and Yarborough.
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Dallas
Austin
Carla
Beulah
Texas
Lyndon B. Johnson
Alan L. Bean
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Candy Barr
James Cross
al White
Clyde Durbin Jr
Candy Messler
Charles Watson
Sharon Tate
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Richard Speck
Chicago
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Ernest Medders
Lee Harvey Oswald
Jack Ruby
Ben Jack Cage
Brazil
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Wanted Lady For Daytime Care At Johnson City Ranch
An ad seeks a woman to stay with an elderly lady during daytime hours from 7 30 a m to 5 p m at Lyndon B Johnsons 400 acre Johnson City ranch. The job offers good pay. Contact phones 937 4481 or 537 5171. The note ends by mentioning gold coins not minted in the United States since 1933.
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Three Named Cottle Precinct Demo Chairmen
Paducah Aston Willingham Roger Holley and Mrs. Pat Hodge named precinct chairmen to fill vacancies on the Cottle County Democratic Executive Committee. Willingham and Holley replace resigned members, while Mrs. Hodge fills the post left vacant by Glen Bates as county chairman. The committee now includes Bates as chairman Brinson as secretary Willingham Holley Hodge and Jones.
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Aston Willingham
Roger Holley
Pat Hodge
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Democratic Executive Committee
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S. E. Davis
Agricultural Stabilization Conservation
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Holley
Hodge
Glen Bates
John Brinson
B. B. Biddy
W. R. “Bob” Jones
Hong Kong Name Origin and Noted Facts
The text explains the name Hong Kong from two Chinese characters possibly meaning sweet stream or fragrant port. It notes Hong Kong as a major duty free port and mentions Venus de Milo age uncertainty. It also describes the ptarmigan changing color with seasons from summer camouflage to snow white in winter.
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