Camp Fire Leader Call Urgent in Gladewater for Girls
Enthusiasm fades to disappointment as seven year old second grade girls await a Camp Fire leader to access Blue Bird and Camp Fire activities. Gladewater seeks adults, no mother or daughter required, to commit five to six hours monthly for weekly groups and monthly planning.
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Gladewater
Leters
East Texan Fred Pool Named January East Texan of the Month
Fred Pool, a native Texan and longtime leader of East Texas, is honored as East Texan of the Month for January by the East Texas Chamber of Commerce as he nears retirement. He led the regional organization since 1955 and has been celebrated by business and chamber groups nationwide for defending free enterprise and regional development.
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East Texas
Texas
East Texas Chamber of Commerce
Fred Pool
Pool
Fred
Stephen F. Austin
East
Cartwright
Dallas
Tina Smith transferred to Baylor Hospital in Dallas
Tina Smith, daughter of Fay and Mrs. Smith of Gladewater, was moved Monday from Tyler to Baylor Hospital Dallas room 3815. Her son Skipper, a UT Arlington senior, was chosen to play in the Senior Bowl telecast from Mobile Alabama.
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Tina Smith
Baylor Hospital
Dallas
Tyler
Tina
Fay Smith
M. B. Purcell
Joel Smith
Gladewater
Mobile
Ala
James Butler
Skipper
University of Texas, Arlington
Mirror
Harry Kates
Municipal Hospital
Sally Kluge
Granville Woodbrum West
Billy Grimes
Church of the Nazarene
Rock Springs Cemetery
West
Tennessee
Tulsa
Oklo
Martha Wests West
Gladys Wright
Fort Worth
Bessie Bowie
Longview
Ernest Thorpe
Maud
Henry Thorpe
Ellis Thorpe
Linda Lockwood
Kattie Kaylor
Gilmer
SWEPCO Plans 208 Million Expenditure Over Nine Years
SWEPCO projects a 208 million dollar five year program extending through 1974 to add power plants, transmission lines, and distribution systems. The plan expands capacity as SWEPCO expects over 300000 customers by decade's end and includes two 345 MW generating units at Wilkes Power Plant and a 345 kV intertie line with upgrades to substations and lines.
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Southwestern Electric Power Company
H. W. Pirkey, Jr
Swepco
Southwestern
Tri-State
Pirkey
Ies
Wilkes
Jefferson
Texas-Oklahoma
Longwood
Shreveport
Panola Chamber to hear Gov Preston Smith speaker
Gov Preston Smith will address Panola County Chamber of Commerce members at the annual meeting on Tuesday January 13 at 7 p.m. in the Panola College cafeteria. The event will also announce Panola County's outstanding citizen of 1969.
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Carthage
Preston Smith
Panola County Chamber of Commerce
Panola College
Panola County
Buffalo
N.Y
Corsicana
Tex
Arizona
Jessie Neal Parker Sr
Jessie Neal Parker Jr
Henderson
Joe Wylie
University of Texas
East Texas
Texas Optimist
Joe
Space Center
Houston
Space Agency
Alan L. Bean
Walter Cunningham
1969 City Rainfall Total About 41.73 Inches
Official figures show 1969 rainfall at 41.73 inches with October through December contributing nearly 20 inches. October 4.85 inches November 7.85 inches December 6.82 inches. January 1.23 inches February 4.94 inches March 7.22 inches April 7.07 inches May 3.92 inches June 0.46 inches July 0.80 inches August 0.70 inches September 2.69 inches.
Donate Prize Money To United Fund
City of Gladewater employees donated their $10 Christmas float prize to the United Fund. Clean-up workers seek donors this week and urge those not contacted to mail checks or pledges to Box 459. Total pledged to date is $14,090.01 with several donors named as yet unlisted.
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Gladewater
The
United Fund
Harry Kates
Gladewater Jaycees
Thikol Chemical Employ
Texas Officials Declare All-Out War on Drug Abuse
Gov. Preston Smith Lt. Gov. Ben Barnes Atty. Gen. Crawford Martin and House Speaker Gus F. Mutscher announced a unified campaign to halt drug traffic in Texas. They called for action to stop illegal drugs and address causes of abuse while promoting rehabilitation for victims.
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Preston Smith
Ben Barnes
Crawford Martin
Gus F. Mutscher
Smith
Texas
1969 the Year of Apollo and Mars Flybys
The year featured Apollo 11 and 12 lunar landings, Mariners 6 and 7 Mars flybys, Nimbus 3 meteorology satellite, and Biosatellite 3. NASA Langley researchers advanced time lapse cell imaging while NASA expanded tech transfer to industry and international partners.
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Mars
Neil A. Armstrong
Charles “Pete” Conrad
Weather Bureau
Biosatellite 3
NASA
Langley Research Center
Hampton
Manned Space Network
India
Canada
Germany
European Space Research Organization
ESRO
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Penney Wilson
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