Gladewater Briefs Highlight 1968–69 Local Changes
Community notes cover hospital board election, city council appointments, band honors, flood of upgrades, and notable deaths. Key names include James W. Childress, Quentin Abernathy, O. G. Johnston, Curtis Bright, and A. L. Allen. Also cites Gladewater Bears track title, high school valedictorians, and Rodeo edition notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shipp
James W. Childress
Gladewater Municipal Hospital
Central Texas
American Association of Hospital Accountants
Quentin Abernathy
O. G. Johnston
Curtis Bright
John Connally
White Oak High School
Texas
Memphis
Tenn
Johnson
Martin Luther Kin
Dallas Cowboys
PTA
Bill Langford
A. L
Matt) Allen
Gladewater
Clyde Paul
Tyler
Horace Paul
Tyler Medical Center
Gladewater Bears
Pittsburg
Weldon High School Netters
Tommy
Linda Wright
Gladewater High School
Bermuda
Union Grove High School
FFA
Woodland
Stephen F. Austin College
Nacogdoches
Dennis Smith
Lacy Hogue
Byron Spencer
Walter Pither
Chamber of Commerce
Frank
Elien) Bauman
Billy Langford
Chamber
Bradley
Ernest Martin
J. A. Browning
North Lynn
Colden
O. Abernathy
First State Bank
J. B. Poston
Bernard Davidson
Pete McKain Motors
Ford
Ford Division
Statler Hilton
Dallas
Friends of
Friends of Gladewater
the Mirror
Patrick Henry
C. A. Lee
Isa Phillips
East Broadway
Don Smith
Anita Cowan
Ellen Dowdy
Lynn Enloe
Deloris Fern Cole
Gloria Jean Perry
Marsha Gary
Paula Jaggers
Debbie Millorn
Jan Sawyer
Sandra Lloyd
Kathy Jaggers
Nancy Collins
Patricia Adkinson
Jenny Wallace
Mary Jane Wiley
Don Cartwright
Hickory House
W. Upshur
West Upshur
J. H. Hodge
Daniel’s
Harold Potts
Equal Employment Opportunity Rules End Private Help Wanted Bias
An eastern newspaper appeal delays a ruling but the EEOC is expected to remove sex from Help Wanted columns. The piece argues the rule erases obvious gender distinctions in job ads and mocks bureaucratic reach, noting coeducation has merits yet imagining absurd outcomes like a topless dancer paired with a stevedore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Equal Employment Opportunities Commission
EEOC
Help
Gladewater Mirror Advertising Rates and publication details
The Gladewater Mirror lists publication days as Thursdays and Sundays at Glade Avenue and Dean Street in Gladewater Texas with second class postage. It quotes Home Delivery and Mail subscription rates including Texas and outside Texas options, payable in advance, noting consolidation with The Gladewater Times-Tribune as of November 28 1949.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gregg County
Texas Animal Health Commission
Jefferson Amusement Company
Fast Texas Theatres, Inc
Golden Triangle Theatres, Inc
Jefferson County
Gladewater
Cozy
Glade Avenue
Dean Street
Texas
Coming Events January Schedule for Local Clubs
Lambda Xi chapter of Beta Sigma Phi meets at 7 30 p.m. at Mary Ann Earp's home on Jeanette Street. American Legion and Auxiliary gather at the Hut at 7 30 p.m. Gladewater chapter 831 CES meets 7 30 p.m. at the Masonic Hall on North Dean Street. Dorcas Bible Study Club meets at the Methodist Church at 2 p.m. with hosts Mrs E C Morgan and Mrs D W Read. study includes Revelation chapters 6 and 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lambda Xi
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Mary Ann Earp
Jeanette
Gladewater
Ces
Masonic Hall
North Dean St
Dorcas Bible Study Club
The
Methodist Church
E. C. Morgan
D. W. Read
UFOs Gain Official Scientific Recognition
Paul Harvey reports that a December issue of the Journal of Aeronautics and Astronautics urged quantitative scientific study of UFO phenomena. The piece notes that respected scientists now acknowledge the need for evidence before conclusions, shifting from disbelief to cautious interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal of Aeronautics and Astronautics
AIAA
Federal spending and UFO debate spark national concern
The piece notes a $10 billion annual rise in federal outlays since 1965 and widespread protests. It highlights wasteful grants to arts, foreign programs, and studies abroad, while praising reform efforts and rising calls for quantitative budgeting and scientific inquiry into UFOs led by figures like Dr. James McDonald and Dr. Allen Hyneck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Congress
Federal Aviation Agency
Hawaii
Poland
Israel
Yugoslavia
Pakistan
Ceylon
Nixon seeks broader business voice in federal agencies
President elect Nixon signals plan to loosen agency heft on industry and give business a larger role in regulatory policy. Trade groups expect changes after inauguration as lawmakers face Democratic control and lingering regulatory inertia across agencies including the SEC. Rumors of U S Cuban rapprochement spark Western Hemisphere alarm. State Department clarifies no shift in policy toward Cuba while Russian troops remain near Cuba and Castro pursues subversive moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Johnson
White House
Agriculture, Commerce, Health, Education and Welfare
Housing and Urban Development
Interior
State, Transportation
Treasury
General Services Administration
Civil Service
Office of Economic Opportunity
Washington
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Securities and Exchange Commission
Cuba
Fidel Castro
State Department
U.S
Cuban
Castro
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Stuckey
Daniel's
Alabama
Lurleen Wallace
Homer P. Garrison Jr
Texas Department of Public Safety
Billy Beck
Marilyn Fuller
Steven Best
Jess Turner
C. N. McEachern
Luke Fisher
Gene Fisher
Gail Phillips
Cathy Johnson
Loretta McEachern
Ellen Wilkins
Hank Elrod
Vid Moore
Mark Abernathy
Carol Martin
Marcus McCrary
Weldon High School
Donell Dewayne Cox
Ruby Darlene Thompson
Union Grove School
Marcia Mackey
Karen Turner
John Watkins
Shirley Elliott
Rotary Club
Richard Goode
Future Teachers of America Organization
John Sperling
First Christian Church
Los Osos Mejicanos
Mexican Bears
C. W. Dawson
Rocky Hawkins
Jane Dawson
Jim McDowell
Merrill Lake
Longview
New York
Robert Kennedy
California
Sen. Kennedy
James E. Price
L. G. Hurley
Tripoli
Libya
North Africa
Bechtel Corp
Donna Russell
Sabine
J. T. Russell
Sue Wilson
Hawkins
Bernice Barksdale
Union Grove
City Hall
Ronnie Mitchell
Pritchett
Gladewater Round-up Association
Marty Wood
Diamond
Wood
Delilah Hicks
Gilmer Nursing Home
Ruby Henderson
General Telephone
Communication Workers of America
Gladewater Telephone
Communication Workers of the Southwest
General Telephone of the
Southwest
Glawater
Mirror
First Presbyterian Church
Walter Buehrle
Elgin
Tex
Joyce Buehhle
Dale
Cynthia
Mike
David
Donald Herman Williams
Herman Williams
F. C. Williams
University of Texas
Mel Pyeatt
Seabee Naval Construction Batallion
Contessa Inn
Pyeatt
14Th Reunion Association
James B. Colvert
Ray Colvert
Georgia Review
University of Georgia
Robert G. Burris, Jr
Hallsville
Twins
Norris Troboy
Jimmy Hawk
James Childress
M&m
E. Pacific
Marcie Farr
Miriam Bonner
Winona
James G. Connally
Joseph D. Connally
S. Ferry
Vinh Long
Vietnam
Larry G. Hines
Joy
Route 1
North
Vesta Drive
Gay Ave
John Mackey
H. B. Horn, Jr
Charles Loyd Rice
Spring Hill
Mike Crossland
Vera Porter
Sharon Gwinn
Gilmer
David O. Owen
Quitman and Center Street
Dennis Townsend
Byers High School
J. W. Beavers
Beavers Motor Company
Texas Automobile Dealers Association
Frank Setzler
Mark Henry
University of Texas Dental School
Houston
George H
Buddy) Wilkins III
G. H. Wilkins
Maple Street
Mercury
East Texas Quarter Horse Breeders Association
Sid Hecker
K. Walens
Austin B
Richard and
Goliath
Gladewater Times-Tribune
American Legion and Auxiliary
Paul Harvey News
Ufss
University of ‘Texas
Stanford
National Institute of Health
Congressional Appropriations Committees
Jameson Campaigne
Indianapolis Star
Air Force
James McDonald
McDonald
Department of Meteorology
University of Arizona
Allen Hyneck
Department of Astronomy
Northwestern University
Hyneck
Medical Times
Berthold Eric Schwarz
Schwarz
Dr. Schwarz
French Academy of Science
Henry Cathcart
Central Press Association
Business
Don Audas