Teens Join TAP Teens Turnout for March of Dimes Program
Thousands of teenagers nationwide join the Teen Age Program TAP of the 1964 March of Dimes to fight birth defects and arthritis. Judy Meyers and Philip Ra meet in Colorado and advocate scholastic achievement alongside community service, stressing that teens want to do useful, civic work.
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March of Dimes Tap
Seeaeons
Lacon Family
Judy Ee Nae
Aden
Alee
Irmen
Judy
Philip
So Samuel Meyers
of Dimes
University of Colorado
Neitther
Peace C
Virginia Paige
Philip Dewsee
Jamestown
N. Y
Judy Meyers
Avrecs
Cele
Merch of Dimes
March of Dimes
Virginie
New York
Traffic dangers warned for early December in Waco district
The Texas Highway Patrol cautions drivers in the Waco district about heavy traffic in the first ten days of December, longer nights, potential bad weather, and risks from speeding, drinking, and inattention during the upcoming three weeks.
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Wacot
Texas Highway Patrol
Miss Marguerite Ross Attends State Teacher Conference
Miss Marguerite Ross traveled from District XT to Dallas for the Fifth Annual State Teacher Education and Professional Standards Conference on December 6. The event at the Hotel Dallas featured the address by Beulah Fontaine, Acting Associate Secretary of the National Commission on Teacher Education and Professional Standards.
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Marguerite Ross
Dallas
Beulah Fontaine
National Commission
Washington, D.C
Tom Chs Warrior
NHS Holds Meeting on Society Duties and Christmas Project
Miss Hattie Brightman presided at the NHS gathering discussing member obligations to the Society and inductees. A Christmas project was planned with all members assisting a needy family, with the party slated for December 17.
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Hattie Brightman
Carol McDaniel Comarco FRA Sweetheart noted at Cross Timbers
The article lists Carol McDaniel Comarco as fra sweethearts representative at the Cross Timbers district ceremony on December 2 with election of a Vice-President and notes attending delegates. It cites attendees including Grad Rip Others and Frank Power, plus a long roster of participants, coaches, and a chapter contest at Stephenville on November 17.
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Carol McDaniel Comarco
Cross Timbers
Artrict Pra Barquet
Diamde Drader Wo
Crue Timbers
Merticioa'i
Grad
Rip
Frank‘ Power Garrr Steele
Don Hal
Comer
Ellett_ Carat McDaniel
Lethe Oumm
Jaz Robertson
Riad Peazier
Bob Beomeam
Larry Sonmer
Wade
Dendier Grete Ripier
Jim Bo Basham
H. Pietcier
Mic
Liam Mies
Ame
Troy Nectis
Archie Bowt
Lapy of SHE Nous E by Mary Troy
Fragmented text discusses cookware and methods including waterless cooking and stainless steel options. Mentions preservation of vitamins minerals and avoiding metallic tastes. Notes on stainless ware for cooking serving and storage.
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Wwe
A. On
Delater
Ag100 Boys Initiated Into FFA at Comanche Unit
Comanche FRA opened with President Ciamde Dod ley presiding as 11 Ag Boys began initiation into the FFA. An adviser asked if all boys knew the Creed and whether worn emblems matched the PFA. Twenty-one students were out rated and Charter Wright received extra initiation by singing. Roselle, New Jersey, noted as the first town to have electric lights.
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Cedes
Ciamde Dodley
FRA
PFA
Siti Carney
Ag I
Charter Wright
Big John
Area Patrol Report From Stephenville Area
The Stephenville area highway patrol released a November 1646 traffic report detailing 69 total crashes. The summary notes 5 deaths, 25 injuries, and property damage totaling 44.07 dollars. For early 1963 rural traffic crashes totaled 431 with 13 deaths and dozens injured, with license costs cited.
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Eegen
Texas Higtway Petrol
Stephenville
Erath
Cossamthe
Haesiter
Hend Onsom
Highway Patrol
Nowems Berg
Traffic crash toll rises amid coastal fires and chaos
Fragmented report notes a surge in fatal coral traffic crashes with scattered figures up to 33 deaths and estimates near 330 lives affected. Authorities confirm property damage and ongoing investigations as emergency services respond to multiple scenes.
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Emvlle Ares
Omar Burleson Sends Books To CHS Library
Omar Burleson donated books to the Comanche High School library. The donation appears linked to a collection referencing 1967 yearbooks and several institutions famed for scientific activity. The fragment mentions the South Central Institute and broader historical figures amid unclear notes.
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Omar Burleson
CHS Library
Comanche High Seba
Omar Sarteen
Ariculpure
Calid
Te Derk
Sto Paula Federal Organization For Scientific Activites
Amertes
Te Comrerumiet
America
Apcual Ret
The
Seuthencian Institute
Addpett
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Ust
Burton & Goodson
West Central Avena
NHS
FFA
Comanche Wi
Aves
Claude Dvadiey
Grady Ripley
Jimmy Daniel
Sir Carney
Larry Someec
James Ee
Mr A. Boy
David Hal
Jerry’ Ellis
Charlies Wilams
Wilk
Bradstar Dem Salis
Ramdal Williford
Ray Laker
Ami Rusty
Arnes
Dick Woethard
Elam Miles
Bat Comex
Matt
Sam
Thrifty
Ben Franklin
A&p
Ft. Worth
Clarence Schwartz
Laundreis
Comanche, Texas
Te Vatoak Hs
Goa
Waymon Hughes Fruit Stend
Brownwood Highway
Mary Troy
Deme Ecotomics
Corsahtart Te Jemes & Langhill Steel Corp
Roselle
N. J
Sryer Gluety
Joe Tupin
Coman
Gall John D. Hicks
STA Mecglothlin Farm
NED Stewarts
Area Patrol
Stepteinville Teen
Merry Christmas
General Telephone
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