Armco volunteers donate materials for Gladewater youth baseball
Armco Steel Corp of Longview contributed about 3500 in materials for Gladewater Youth Baseball projects on East Pacific Street. Three Armco volunteers Jimmy entry Mel Posey and Paul Hill residents of Gladewater did painting and other work for the association.
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AMCO
Armco Steel Corp
Longview
Gladewater
East Pacific St
Armco
Jimmy Entry
Mel Posey
Paul Hill
Hill
Mirror
Wallace campaign stop predicts Democratic win
Alabama Governor George Wallace addressed about 300 people at Gregg County Airport. He argued the Democratic nominee will win the presidency and urged voters not to participate in both primaries. He labeled the party as having the best chance unless it veers left and criticized government economic restrictions.
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Gregg County
Alabama
George Wallace
United States
Indiana
Texas
Ronald Regan
Reagan
Brasher Rites Held in Kilgore for Otho Brasher
Funeral services for 75 year old Otho Brasher of Kilgore were conducted in Kilgore with burial at Kilgore Cemetery. He was a retired carpenter, member of Forest Home Baptist Church, and survived by his wife Hattie two sons Thurman and Marion a daughter Katherine Miller a brother T C of Livingston seven grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. He had lived in Kilgore since 1931 after moving from Hawkins.
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Otho Brasher
Kilgore
Marshall Taylor
Brasher
Goldie Hanson
Hawkins
Forest Home Baptist Church
Hattie
Thurman
Marion
Katherine Miller
T. C of Livingston
Five Women Enter WIBC Hall of Fame
Five women were elected to the Women's International Bowling Congress Hall of Fame. Judy Soutar of Grandview Missouri Doris Coburn of Buffalo New York Olga Gloor of Vista California Elvira Toepfer of East Detroit and Winifred Berger of Sonoma California are the inductees. Soutar age 31 is the second youngest honoree and has four WIBC titles.
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Greendale
Wis
International Bowling Congress Hall of Fame
Judy Soutar
Grandview
Doris Coburn
Buffalo
N. Y
Olga Gloor
Vista
Calif
Elvira Toepfer
East Detroit
Winifred Berger
Sonoma
Roberts rites held Tuesday
Funeral services for Clyde W. Roberts 82 of Gilmer were held Tuesday at 3 p.m. in Big Sandy First United Methodist Church with Rev Robert Dean officiating. Burial was in Chilton Cemetery. Roberts died Monday in a Tyler hospital after a long illness. He was a native of Smith County and lived in Upshur County most of his life. He was a retired Gulf Oil employee. Survivors include his widow Fannie, one son James Earl Roberts of Big Sandy, four daughters Mrs. Peggy LaForce Mrs. Willie Clyde Davis both of Big Sandy Mrs. Adaline Hereford Beaumont and Mrs. Nell Dunnavant Opelousas La three brothers M. H. Roberts Big Sandy J A and J B Roberts both of Winona a sister Mrs. Ione McKnight Winona 13 grandchildren and five great grandchildren.
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Clyde W. Roberts
Gilmer
United Methodist
Peggy LaForce
Willie Clyde Davis
Big Sandy
Adaline Hereford
Beaumont
Nell Dunnavant
Opelousas
M. H. Roberts
J. A
J. B Roberts
Winona
Ione McKnight
200 mile U.S. fishing limit to affect Texas fleets
The United States will extend fishery jurisdiction to 200 miles from the coast after March 1977. Foreign fleets must obtain licenses and may fish only for species deemed excess to domestic fleets. Texas officials study the plan and a Gulf regional council will suggest management rules for offshore species.
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Austin
United States
Texas Parks and Wildlife Department
Ford
U.S
Gulf Coast
Atlantic
Pacific
Japan
Soviet Union
Terry Leary
P&wd
Leary
Gulf States
Gulf of Mexico
Secretary of Commerce
Mexican Private Banks See 24 Percent Rise in Deposits
Deposits in Mexico’s private banking system totaled 20.2 billion dollars at end 1975, a 24 percent gain from 1974, Manuel Cortina Portilla announced at the Mexican Bankers Association convention. He predicted further growth as private banks gain resources and back President Echeverria’s rural credit push.
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Mexico City
Manuel Cortina Portilla
Mexican Bankers Association
Mexico
Luis Echeverria
Local woman Pauline White missing after Sabine River fishing trip
Fire chief Ronnie Gothard reports ongoing search for Pauline White, 50, of 417 Godfrey, who disappeared Saturday afternoon while fishing with husband Monroe on the Sabine River near the Hwy 271 bridge. Weather and flood waters hinder progress as Kilgore Rescue and Gladewater Roach units continue the four day search. White is described as 5 ft 2 in, brownish grey hair, about 100 pounds, last seen in a white blouse and orange slacks.
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Ronnie Gothard
Pauline White
Godfrey
Gladewater Roach
Shriners Set Paper Sale Across Gregg County Saturday
Shriners will sell a special newspaper on Saturday May 1 to raise funds for Shriner hospitals and research assisting crippled and burned children. The sale will cover 16 counties in Texas.
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Shrine
Gregg County
Shriners
Shriner
Fast
Texas
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Jack Nicklaus
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Nicklaus
Atlanta
Geiberger
Colonial
T Wallace
Pennsylvania
Wallace
Foremost Ice Cream
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WIBC
Shaftsbury, Vt
Women’s International Bowling Congress
Mable Mitchell
SIBC
Lillian Purdy
Aston, Ill
Gulf Fisheries Management Council
The
U.S. Coast Guard
East Texas
Pythian Sisters
Longview Temple
Longview High School
Tammy Hill
W. Marshall, Gladewater
Dairy Queens
First State Bank
Dial
Sbeayvice
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