Navy Seamen Serve Aboard USS Franklin D Roosevelt
Treasen in Service USS Franklin D Roosevelt in the Mediterranean Sea with Mark H. Mays and James E Bradley aboard the 63,000-ton carrier as part of the U S Sixth Fleet on its 18th Mediterranean cruise. Also notes Navy Fireman Frank M Adam from Longview graduating from basic Hospital Corps school at Great Lakes.
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Mary F. Adam
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Quail See Hundreds Along Highway 271 North
Quail by the hundreds were spotted along Highway 271 North on Thursday January 22 feeding beside the road. The birds did not take flight unless approached closely, suggesting cold weather pushes them from woods to roadside litter for food.
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Baylor Students Make TV History
Baylor University students from the Kurt Kaiser Singers will aid NBC in telecasting the first religious folk musical nationwide. The one hour color special titled Tell It Like It Is airs February 1 at 3 p.m. CST and was taped in New York City the week of November 5. The program features a modern youth oriented message using biblical texts to explore belief, ending with a personal relationship with God.
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Kurt Kaiser
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Jewish Theological Seminary
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Doris Ann
Southern Baptists
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Mitch Miller
Barbra Streisand
Miss Ann
Joe Ann Shelton
Truett Myers
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Baptist Radio-Tv Commission
Ralph Carmichael
Los Angeles
Calif
Word Records
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Texas Hunting Accidents Kill 24 In 1969
Texas hunting accidents totaled 92 incidents in 1969, involving 142 people. Of those, 69 were under 21, and 40 were 16 or younger. Rifles appeared in 48 incidents, shotguns in 34, and handguns in 10. Self inflicted wounds reached 40 of the accidents. No archery-related incidents were reported.
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Austin
Texas
Texas Parks and Wildlife Department
Gregg County
Road & R&b
Health & Officers
Grand Jury
Hevenues
Questions Answered by Texas Selective Service Editor
An editorial Q and A item presents Colonel Morris S. Schwartz on Texas Selective Service questions. It covers totals registering in Texas over two million as of January 1 1970, with Class V A the largest group, and notes on I S H I A and IC classifications for students and college status. It also clarifies eligibility for II S deferments after earning a bachelor’s degree.
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Selective Service
W. Ninth Street
Austin
Texas
Risks When Parents Help Young Couples Buy Homes
A discussion of the pros and cons when parents lend money to their children to buy a home. Experts advise solid repayment terms, legal documents, and careful evaluation of the savers risk versus family harmony. Some families use formal arrangements via an accountant to ensure prompt repayment.
Gay Ave PTA Realizes $38.34 From Bake Sale
The Gay Avenue PTA held a bake sale in front of First State Bank raising 38.34 from baked goods plus sales of school record books and decorative pillows. Record books cost 1.00 each with 15 books for sale. Pillows priced at 2.00 each. PTA thanks donors workers and First State Bank and J C Penney.
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J. C. Penney Company
Kilgore Rotary hears law enforcements trends talk
Smith County A D A candidate F R Buck Files Jr spoke to Kilgore Rotary on changes in law enforcement. He urged better courtroom attendance, raised pay concerns for officers, praised the East Texas Police Academy, and warned of rising big city crime reaching smaller towns.
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W. H. Gooch
D. L. Powell
Texas Parks and Wildlife Department
Jerome S. Smith
U. S. Game Management
Kilgore
F.R. ‘Buck) Files Jr
Smith County
Rotary Club
Files
Rush County
F.R. Files
Charles McChesney
Gladewater
East Texas Police Academy
Kilgore College
Tyler
Texas Declares February Food and Fiber Week in Texas
Governor Preston Smith proclaims February 1-7 as Texas Food and Fiber Abundance Week and will sign at the Southwest Hardware and Implement Show in San Antonio on January 31. The observance highlights Texas farmers ranchers and agribusinesses who support 40 of every 100 jobs and about 16 billion dollars to the state economy. The event also spotlights farm equipment and Ag experiments from Texas A&M University, with sponsorship by The Progressive Farmer and the Southwest Hardware and Implement Association.
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Texas
Southwest Hardware and Implement
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Southwest Hardware and Implement Show
Texas A&m University
Progressive Farmer
Southwest Hardware and Implement Association
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