Graduate Ag Course Scheduled At Overton
Dr. Bill Ott of the Texas A&M Agricultural Research and Extension Center at Overton announces a graduate course for the 1970 spring semester. Agricultural Education 610 Principles of Adult Education will be taught by Dr. O M Holt with three semester hours of resident credit and a $15 registration fee. Students must hold a bachelor degree and apply for admission before final registration.
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Bill Ott
Texas A&m University Agricultural Research and Extension Center
Overton
Texas A&m University
O. M. Holt
Department of Agricultural Education
Graduate College
Mitchell Seen As Potential 1970 Campaign Speaker
Washington watchers doubtless see Attorney General John Mitchell as a possible administration stump speaker for 1970. His Hot Springs speech criticizing Congress on crime bills sparked speculation that he may shift blame to Democrats and push for tougher crime measures.
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Washington
John N. Mitchell
Mitchell
Republican Governors’ Conference
Hot Springs
Ark
Congress
District of Columbia
Senate
House
Nixon
Vietnam
John Mitchell
Jaycees Mark 50th Anniversary of United States Chapter
Gladewater observes a week long celebration marking the 50th anniversary of the United States Jaycees. Tribute is paid to Henry Hy Giessenbier and early organizers. The piece recounts origins from 1910 through 1920 and notes the expansion to over 6 000 chapters and 300 000 members nationally.
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Jaycees
United States
Gladewater
Henry “Hy
Giessenbier
Herculaneum
St. Louis
Missouri
United States Junior Chamber of Commerce
Massacre Charge IIs Hoax
The document argues the My Lai massacre charges are a deliberate ploy to undermine the United States and defeat allies in Southeast Asia. It claims the motive is to exhaust American resolve while ignoring North Vietnamese atrocities, warning the tactic will backfire on Hanoi and Western media.
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My Lai
United States
Southeast Asia
Hanoi
Red China
Earle G. Wheeler
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Korea
Two Woman Exhibition At Oxford House Gallery
Sunday afternoon from 2 til 9 the Oxford House Gallery hosts a two woman show of paintings and graphics by Sandra Rubin and Ginny Blount Bennett. Both TC U graduates with active exhibit records, the artists welcome the public at 211 Oxford Lane Longview daily 12 til 5 Tue-Sat and 2 til 5 Sunday through February.
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Oxford House
Sandra Rubin
Ginny Blount Bennett
Dixon Bennett
TCU
Oxford Lane
Longview
Business and government merge in evolving 1970s view
The Dartnell Institute notes permanent political involvement in business life amid rising interstate and local complexities. Public roads records show 106 million drivers in 1969, up 12 million in five years. Tarkington of Continental Oil calls for business to align with social and technological changes of the era.
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Dartnell Institute of Business Research
U. S. Bureau of Public Roads
Andrew W. Tarkington
Continental Oil Company
At Wits End by Erma Bombeck
The column satirizes an insurance company sending a social calendar to a family. The calendar depicts a missing father and a mother counting insurance money, provoking humor about family roles and sham social events. The insight notes the absurdity of pretend social calendars and the irritation it causes.
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Wits End
Erma Bombeck
Georgie Jessel
Daddy
Melvin Laird
Fire Island
New Tax Guide Now Available
Dallas report notes the 1970 edition of Tax Guide for Small Business Publication 334 covers federal income excise and employment taxes, with a tax calendar and checklist to help owners identify due dates and required forms. It explains tax laws for sole proprietors partnerships and corporations and notes availability for 60 cents from IRS offices or the Government Printing Office.
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Dallas
Ellis Campbell, Jr
Internal Revenue
Texas
IRS
Superintendent of Documents
U.S
Portis Ledger and Gladetwater Mirror Editorial Note
Fragmentary newspaper masthead shows staff roles for the Portis and Gladetwater Mirror publications, listing publisher Mrs Harry Kates general manager Neal Clark advertising manager Jack Elrod and others. A standard correction policy promises to fix erroneous reflections upon any person, firm or corporation upon editors' attention.
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Harry Kates
Neal Clark
Jack Elrod Portis “Leguerd
Les Can Ot A Dedicas
Bbassteeieys
Fredalene Clark
Harriett Walton
Four New Mental Hospitals Planned in Kentucky
Frankfort reports four new mental hospitals will be built to meet state needs for the next decade, according to Mental Health Commissioner Dale Farabee. The plan aims to expand capacity and improve facilities across the state.
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Frankfort
Dale Farabee
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Sandy
Hilliard Singleton
Louisville, Ky
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Young Men's Progressive Civic Association
Clarence Howard
Junior Chamber of Commerce
New York Times
H.H.D
Twin Circle
National Catholic Press
Denver, Colo
Stanford University
Palo Alto
Calif
Fort Worth
Fort Worth Art Center
University of Kansas
Mbabane
Swaziland
Sobhuza II
Swazi
Sobhuza
Citizen’s Public Expenditure Survey, Inc
New York
By Ace Reid
Mace
Don Audas
Tiny Tim
Miss Vicki
Gladetwater
Beene Dada Dann Casneesescees
Glade Avenue
Dean Street
Gregg County
Gladewater Times-Tribune
White Oak Texan
Tex
Gyma
Southwestern Electric Power Company
Your Electric Company
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