Routes Approved For School Buses In D-Witt County
County Board approves 35 bus routes for the 1970-71 school year. Buses travel about 2,500 miles daily to transport roughly 1.7 children per route as state funds cover about $90,000. Routes include Weathoff Meyersville Crere Nordheim Yoakum and Yorktown with varying counts.
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D-Witt
County Board of School Trustees
W. F. Hancock
County Board of Trustees
Hancock
Weathoff
Meyersville
Crere
Nordheim
Yoakum
Yorktown
Soviet Premier claims downing of American plane
Ten years ago on May 5 1960 N I Krushchev said Soviet forces shot down an American plane before a summit. He alleged the plane was sent to intimidate Russia on the eve of talks.
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Nikita Krushchev
Soviet Union
Russia
Britain
Royal
Westminster Abbey
Princess Margaret
Anthony Armstrong Jones
United States
Pittsburgh
Texas
Foundation Officers Elected at 33rd Annual Meeting
The 33rd annual meeting of the Texas Rehabilitation Hospital of Gonzales Warm Springs Foundation elected officers for 1970 71. Dr E Montgomery Smith of Shiner was named president of the executive committee for a second year. Other officers include Dr Lewis Turner San Antonio Lynn Smith Sr Gonzales George J Miller Houston H A Daniels Seguin John Skelly Pampa Albert W Caster Austin Kent Gardien Gonzales Mrs James Rhea Tiller Luling Joseph H Grant Gonzales Cecil V Hagen Houston Edward Badough Sr New Braunfels Dan P Fulton Jr Pearland H P Orts San Antonio Mrs H H Weinert Secuin FE R Webber NT Dallas Porter Garner Laredo Rex Shields Austin and Jack Borchers New Braunfels.
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Texas Rehabilitation Hospital of Gonzales
Warm Springs Foundation, Inc
E. Montgomery Smith
Shiner
Dr. Smith
Lewis Turner
San Antonio
Lynn Smith Sr
Gonzales
George J. Miller
Houston
H. A. Daniels
Seguin
John Skelly
Pampa
Albert W. Caster
Austin
Kent Gardien
James Rhea Tiller
Luling
Joseph H. Grant
Cecil V. Hagen
Edward Badough Sr
New Braunfels
Dan P. Fulton Jr
Pearland
H. P. Orts
H. H. Weinert
Secuin
FE. R. Webber NT
Dallas
Porter Garner
Laredo
Rex Shields
Jack Borchers
Texas Rehabilitation Center
Acci
Open house and alumni reunion elects new HFMA officers
Lynn Smith Sr announced the gathering drawing over 500 attendees for the annual open house and former patients' reunion. New officers were elected: Louis Zaleski Temple president, Victor Canavespi Bryan vice president, Judy Blackwell Cuero secretary, Patsy Caufal Temple second vice president, Bob Gober Canadia third vice president. Cones members include Frank Mikeska Houston Charles Henning Refurio and Dale Buehrle Gladewater.
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Louis Zaleski
Temple
Victor Canavespi
Bryan
Judy Blackwell
Cuero
Patsy Caufal
Bob Gober
Canadia
Cones
Frank Mikeska
Houston
Charles Henning
Refurio
Dale Buehrle
Gladewater
Almanac snapshot of historic events and celestial notes
On this day in history Napoleon died in exile in 1821. The American Medical Association was founded in 1847. John T. Scopes was arrested in 1925 for teaching evolution. Alan Shepard reached 15 miles up in 1961 as America's first space explorer. Also includes a moon phase note for 1970 and a Pindar quote.
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Saturn
Mercury
Venus
Mars
Napoleon Bonaparte
France
Isle of
Saint Helena
American Medical Association
Philadelphia
John Scopes
Dayton
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