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Newspaper
Gladewater Mirror
Location
Gladewater, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1971
Page
2
The editorial condemns Lt. William L. Calley Jr for My Lai killings and predicts broad national backlash. It argues the verdict scapegoats the armed forces and urges vigorous campaigns to overturn the conviction, warning apathy would empower antiwar forces.
A British Foreign Office thriller features Minnie Swan, an intelligent alluring heroine who unknowingly becomes bait in a spy trap. Adrian Webb manipulates her security clearance, leading to violent intrigue, murder, and a perilous final confrontation. Miles A. Smith praises its pace and spice.
Kilgore College announces Bob McCaleb as the new East Texas Police Academy coordinator. McCaleb, a 12 year Garland Police veteran and charter member of the Garland Police Officer's Association, previously held roles from patrolman to commander and earned a Texas Peace Officer certificate. He and his wife Joann have two children, Joe and Debra. Bobby Weaver named new instructor, a four year DPS highway patrol veteran and certified peace officer, with a wife Nancy and daughter Michelle.
Louis J. Carlat Sr announces a new feature Drug Abuse News to warn the public about narcotics dangers. A veteran of 36 years in law enforcement, he cites experiences from Oklahoma Dennison and Smith County, plus studies in criminology and police science.
Services are pending for Tillman Monroe McElroy, 64, of Hawkins, who died Saturday at 7:05 a.m. at Municipal Hospital. A retired Gulf Refining Company employee, he was survived by his wife Doris McElroy and one daughter of Baton Rouge, Louisiana.
The L&L Gallery of Longview invites the public to view Doyle Chappell paintings on Sunday afternoon April 4 from 1 to 4. The collection remains on display through Saturday April 10, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Chappell, a Houston artist and Austin College and UT alumnus, has worked as art director for Los Angeles Weekly Magazine and in Dallas for SMU Press.
In Akron Ohio Dr Wilfred B Bozeman Jr and Dr Eleanor Bozeman share a Wooster Mallison Medical Building space. They run separate practices in internal medicine and female medicine leading to occasional patient confusion over which doctor to book.
Texas officials seek to stabilize the Rio Grande between Anzalduas Dam and Hidalgo to reclaim about 482 acres from Mexico for white-winged dove habitat. The move addresses loss of brushland in the Rio Grande Valley and supports nesting needs.
A nostalgic reminiscence recalls stilts called tom walkers, pool summers, and a 1930s dust bowl era in Oklahoma. The writer remembers practicing diving, an orchestra at the pool, ice blocks cooling the water, and learning dibble dabble at Gladewater pool. Memorial notes highlight tire swings to be installed at Gladewater Day Care Center and comments on changing neighborhood spaces from roofs to car ports.
A humor column riffs on memory lapses after a memory training expert names dozens of people at a demonstration. The narrator jokes about spelling names, recalling vocations, and forgetting towns, with side notes on ministers and a spoof course titled DUMB aimed at forgetting names and facts.
A misc patchwork of wry one liners, sayings, and reflections on nature, media, and daily life. It includes thoughts on Mother Nature, surveillance, supper party banter, fishing wisdom, and cautions about speed and safety, with nostalgic memories of law and night air.
An assortment of names appears in a small social notices snippet including Mrs Harry Kates Jack Elrod Fredalene Clark Harriett Walton with no additional context or events provided.
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