Appointees Not Held In High Favor By Panel
In Austin UPI reports Gov. Preston Smith faces Senate opposition to several nominees. Senator Chet Brooks will veto L. C. Butler to the State Vending Commission, signaling broader scrutiny of Smith appointees. The Nominations Committee signaled disquiet over multiple selections as questioning looms for Richard C. Ingram on the Cosmetology Commission and six nominees to the Private Detectives Board awaiting evidence from Senator Schwartz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler
Senate
Senate Nominations Committee
Smith
State Vending Commission
Richard C. Ingram
Dallas
Texas Cosmetology Commission
Ing
Jim Bates
D-Edinburg
Cosmetology Commission
A. R. Schwartz
D-Galveston
Brooks
Commission
Raymond B. Williams
Williams
Texas
Cuero area notes on staff, birthdays, trips and facts
Eunice Heyer returns part time to work with Dr. E E Sims at Cuero High School office. Calls for Cuero High annuals from 1921 1929 for Centennial research. Ben Prause reports from Victoria Advocate after vacation to Rockport with art show plans for July 4. Fain McDougal collects Cuero Record copies for recipients from DeWitt Electric trip to Washington DC. Burdine Giese and Sharon Pickens travel to Edna for special education course ending Friday. Belated birthday wishes to several Cuero residents. Anniversary for Ervin Kasper 42nd. James Stephens quote on women. Meat Institute figures on per capita beef consumption rising since 1940.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eunice Heyer
Dr. E. E. Sims
Cuero High School
Ben Prause
The
Victoria Advocate
Rockport
Food Price Controls Sought By Commission
Washington with UPI report: Price Commission urges extending controls to raw agricultural products and weighs lifting meat import quotas. Seven commissioners rejected stricter measures and pressed for action as Cost of Living Council meets to decide. White House may suspend meat import quotas to ease prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
The
Price Commission
Cost of Living Council
Commission
Council
Treasury
George P. Shultz
Troop 243 Earns Honors at Bas Trop Summer Camp
Seventeen scouts from Troop 243 attended Bas trop summer camp. Wolf and Raccoon patrols earned honor patrol status during the week. Most scouts earned the Honor Camper patch by completing 12 of 15 requirements. The troop earned a blue pine cone daily for campsite inspections, with a top score of 36. Troop 244 posted mixed weekly scores of 36, 35, 25, and other figures. Canoeing was daily and enjoyed by all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troop
Bastrop
Troop 244
Cuero Lions Club Installs Officers
Cuero Lions Club held a regular meeting to install officers and two-year term directors. New officers are Don Albrecht president Howard Bennett first vice president Robert Post second vice president Glenn Portis third vice president Jim Stone secretary treasurer Rev. Bob Hairston tail twister and Charles Kilpatrick lion tamer. Directors are Ed Johnson George Olson Paul McChesney Ronnie Ledbetter with holdovers Alan Kahlich Jack Edgar W. A. Laake Gilbert Saenz. Installing officer Melvin Borchert deputy district governor Region IV. Outgoing president Bill Nami received a 100 percent president award and a plaque of appreciation. Bennett received a membership key from Gene Grafe. July 4 carnival ticket sales are ongoing and Kahlich announced Glenn Portis as top weekly salesman.
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Cuero Lions Club
Don Albrecht
Howard Bennett
Robert Post
Glenn Portis
Jim Stone
Bob Hairston
Charles Kilpatrick
Ed Johnson
George Olson
Paul McChesney
Ronnie Ledbetter
Alan Kahlich
Jack Edgar
W. A. Laake
Gilbert Saenz
Melvin Borchert
Yoakum
Region IV
Bill Nami
Lions International
Borchert
Nami
Bennett
Gene Grafe
U.S
Lebanon calls emergency meeting over Israel clash
President Suleiman Franjieh convened a cabinet session to weigh action after Israeli air ground and sea strikes into southern Lebanon in retaliation for attacks on Tel Aviv and a bus incident. Nine killed 16 wounded as villages were hit. Syria and Lebanon blame border tensions amid capture reports of officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press International
Suleiman Franjieh
Lebanon
U.N. Security Council
Middle East
United Nations
Tel Aviv
Lad International
Adham Alouani
Mediterranean Sea
Israel
Syria
Prominent Pioneer Edward Mugge Dies
Edward Mugge 68 of Cuero died today at 3 10 am in a local hospital after a period of ill health. He spent 41 years with Mobil Oil in Cuero before retirement. Active in Grace Episcopal Church and local civic life, he was born in Cuero on December 8, 1903, son of Henry August Mugge, a former Cuero mayor, and Mayne Wolfsord Muse. He married Mabel Hall in 1929 in San Antonio. Funeral at Grace Episcopal Church Friday June 23 at 4 pm, Rev Rayford B High Jr officiating, burial in Hillside Cemetery under Freund Funeral Home. Survivors include his wife, two daughters, a sister, and two brothers. He was preceded in death by a sister.
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Edward Musee 68
Cuero
Edu" Mugge
Mobil Oil Co
Mugge
Grace Episcopal Church
Cuero Dee
Henry August Mugge
Mayne Wolford Mige
Charles G Breeden
Mabel Hall
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
San Antonio
Everett Jones
Grace Episcpal Church
Rayford B. High, Jr
St. Francis Episcopal Church
Victoria
Hillside Cemetery
Freund
Henry Muagge
Cuers
John W. Mugge
Austin, I
Katherine Musee Smith
New Paved Road Slated For Texas FM 3157
The Texas Highway Department plans a two lane FM Highway 3157 from 1.8 miles southwest of Arneckeville to Meyersville with minor changes to the existing public road. The notice references continuation on the next page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Highway Department
Arneckeville
Meyersville
Trustees To Open Bids For Air Conditioning Project
Trustees of Cuero Independent School District will open bids on the air conditioning of an uncooled section of Cuero High School July 6 at 7 p.m. The aim is to complete the project before school resumes in August. The district has already air conditioned a later addition and plans to air condition the new wing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuero Hirh
Board of Education
Cuero Independent School District
Schol
FE. E. Sims
Hospital for War-Torn Kids Needs Money
UPI reports the Saigon based Children's Medical Relief International center faces closure due to waning Southeast Asia aid. Actress Carol Hall, aided by publicists, seeks benefit concerts and screenings to fund plastic surgery and therapy for maimed Vietnamese children, highlighting escalating costs and dire needs.
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Steve Knowlton
New York
UPI
Vietnam
Children’s Medical Relief International
Center For
Saigon
Southeast Asia
George Harrison
Bangladesh
FU Garden
South Vietnam
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Polliwogs
By Polly Howerton
Europe
Bangor International
Kennedy
Strategic Air Command
Maine
Estelle Evers
Fain McDougal
Cuero Record
Brenda Sue Albrecht
Goliad
Abel Ranger Arredondo
Gordon Barth
Yorktown
DeWitt County Electric Cooperative
Washington, D.C
Burdine Giese
Sharon Pickens
Edna
Linda Clare Fischer
Margerette McMahan
Dick Bishop
Nancy Morelan Alexander
Corpus Christi
James Stone
O. A. Zimmerman
Alma Hausman
Barry Alan Bond
Gregg Luthy
Ervin Kasper
Barth Schorre
Los Angeles
Calif
Louis Schorre
Sea Gun Sports Inn
Lucius Sanford
Ganado
Charles Lehorre
Robin
Dan Stultz
Houston
Happy
Kimberly Lynn Blackwell
James Stephens
Themerican Meat Institute
Meat and Livestock Industry Trade Organization
United States
Institute
Gene Carlson
White House
Cucro
Camp
Saeb Salam
Edward Mugge
Harrison
Ringo Starr
Leon Russell
Eric Clapton
Bob Dylan
Madison Square Garden
Carol Hall
Children’s Hospital
Harry Chapin
JFK High School
Somers N.Y
University of Cincinnati
Miss Hall
Elektra
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