Koenig returns from Vietnam to Cuero after year in service
Sgt Richard O Koenig returned Thursday to Cuero after a year with the U S Army in Vietnam. He will resume duty after 30 days leave. In San Antonio he was met by his parents Mr and Mrs Charles Koenig Jr. Weekend visitors included Mr and Mrs Ben Semmler and others from Gonzales Victoria and Yorktown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard O. Koenig
Cuero
U. S. Army
Vietnam
San Antonio
Charles Koenig Jr
Koenig
Charles T. Koenig
Sherry
Houston
Hospital Notes and Discharges Listed
Admissions include Mrs. Ann Reed at Burns Hospital and Miss Brenda Jackson along with Mrs. Marie French at Cuero Hospital. Dismissals cover Mrs. Lula Mae Hahn Mrs. Josephine Enoch Mrs. Essie Bass Mrs. Joanne Thomas Richard Schuette and Pete Prukop.
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Cuero Hospital
Brenda Jackson
Marie French
Lula Mae Hahn
Josephine Enoch
Essie Bass
Joanne Thomas
Richard Schuette
Pete Prukop
Close Ranks Patriotic Observance by Pilot Clubs
Pilot Clubs urge members to display small flags at homes and businesses for a five week period and to stage patriotic events on Memorial Day Flag Day and Independence Day. The program echoes Eisenhower's 1967 push to return the nation to its historical path.
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Continental Congress
Betsy Ross
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Hew memo warns against streaming mentally retarded students into classes
The HEW memo rebukes schools for placing mentally retarded students in classes not suited to their needs and for denying college prep courses to minority language learners. It calls for rapid, appropriate language support and parental notification in non English languages.
Tornado Threat Looms Over Lubbock After May 11 Tragedy
Live TV coverage showed a funnel near Lubbock as severe storms churned across the South Plains. The threat emerged two weeks after a deadly May 11 tornado, prompting city officials to reactivate the emergency storm center and urge residents to shelter as hail and rain lashed the northwest.
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Lubbock
Lillie Mae Gardenhire
Houston
Wolforth
Tulsa
Canyon
Texas
Texas-New Mexico
South Plains
Panhandle
Texarkana
Shallowater
Bill Blackwell
City Hall
Blackwell
Census figures show county gains and declines in 1960s district
The report lists population changes across 22 counties led by Montgomery County up 20 111 while Polk and Sabine fall. Nacogdoches sees the largest gain rising from 12 674 to 22 316, ranking third in district population behind Lufkin and Huntsville with Palestine fifth.
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Walker
Grimes
Hardin
Henderson
Montgomery
Jasper
Leon
Madison
Nacogdoches
Polk
Newton
Sabine
San Augustine
San Jacinto
Trinity
Tyler
Montgomery County
Nacogdoches County
Bryan
Lufkin
Huntsville
Palestine
CDA Continues Activities At Yoakum Court Meeting
The Junior Catholic Daughters pageant in Yoakum honored outgoing Grand Regent Mrs. Jimmy Bulgerin with a gift. The blessing was given by Rev. Peter Higgins, pastor of St. Michael's Catholic Church.
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Yoakum
State Junior Catholic Daughters
Jimmy Bulgerin
Peter Higgins
St. Michael’s Catholic Church
St Peter's College Admits Women In 1966 Graduates Two Women Valedictorians
Jersey City New Jersey two women share valedictory honors at commencement Mary Anne Maher 19 and Mrs Walter Zabryckyj 21 lead the class as the school nears a one third female student body since admitting women in 1966 St Peter's College adds coed profile and honors two graduates at ceremony
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Jersey City
N.J
UPI
St. Peter's College
Mary Anne Maher
Walter Zabryckyj
Polliwogs and Weekend Tales From Cuero Readers
Polliwogs notes Po rt O Connor visit by Powis and Irene Tarkington and Moochie the wire haired terrier from Houston visiting the Chancey Wofford home. Cuero daisies bloom as Annie Jacobs edits ads for The Fair before Dallas trip. Birthday wishes go to Dr. Bill Grundet Vernon Thompson Steve Kurtz and Greg Ray.
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Moochie
Houston
Chancey Wofford
Bill Grundet
Vernon Thompson
Steve Kurtz
Greg Ray
Girl Scouts Set Bridging Ceremony at City Park
The Girl Scouts will hold their annual Bridging and Fly-Up ceremony at the NYA building in City Park tomorrow at 6 30 P.M. Brownies will advance to Junior rank and Junior Girl Scouts will advance to Cadette rank. The public is invited.
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NYA
City Park
Eight defendants fined in DeWitt County Court session
Eight persons were fined in DeWitt County Court. Elias Cuellar and Pete J. Galindo pleaded guilty and received a three day jail term probated for one year. Frederick D. Alstadt was fined 150 dollars and given a three day jail term for driving while intoxicated. Jimmie Sierra and Roberto Sierra were fined 100 dollars and given three day jail terms for driving with a suspended license. Joe Vasquez was fined 250 dollars and given a 90 day sentence probated for one year for aggravated assault. Jimmy Rios got six months in jail probated for one year with a 50 dollar fine for theft. Louise Bailey was fined 50 dollars for defrauding by a worthless check. John Henry Bryant was arraigned on aggravated assault charges with bond set at 1,000 dollars. Charges were filed against two others, Jones C. Riddle and Roxanne Barclay Proctor, with bond set at 1,000 dollars.
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DeWitt
Elias Cuellar
Pete J. Galindo
Frederick D. Alstadt
Jimmie Sierra
Roberto Sierra
Joe Vasquez
Jimmy Rios
Louise Bailey
John Henry Bryant
Jones C. Riddle
Roxanna Barclay Proctor
Yorktown Watershed Talk Set At City Hall
A meeting at Yorktown City Hall at 8 p m will discuss forming an application for the Yorktown Colera watershed. Principal speaker is Carl Wood of the Soil Conservation Service, in charge of De Go La Resources planning, with a Q&A session and attendees from the local SCS office, town council, and Coleto Creek Watershed Association.
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Yorktown
Yorktown City Hall
Carl Wood
Soil Conservation Service
Wood
De-Go-La
T. L. Eadmondson
Soil Conservation Service Office
York
Coleto Creek
Owl trapped after five attacks on Leeds guards
Leeds University guards faced five owl attacks over two weeks with no serious injuries. Authorities installed nets around the social club to trap the bird.
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Leeds
England
UPI
Leeds University
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