Youth Corps Keeps Busy in Gladewater
The Neighborhood Youth Corps in Gladewater employs 36 youths in schools and city services with three working for county commissioners. The program targets non graduates aged 16 to 21 from low income families, offering counseling, aptitude tests, and weekly two hour sessions to aid education and work experience. The summer session runs June 3 to August 24 and the school term begins September 4, with two hours daily work during school terms to avoid interfering with studies.
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Neighborhood Youth Corps
Gladewater
The
NYC
Marion, Cass
Gregg Counties
Tom McKinney
McKinney
Lou Watson
Pacific St
Why is there an extra charge for hospital operating rooms
Seeg YOUR HEALTH explains hospital operating room costs and why safety measures, sterile processes, anesthesia materials, and skilled staff drive up expenses. The column notes complex hospital operations resemble a hotel service and urges patients to seek medical advice early to avoid complications.
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TiInesz
King
Public debate on education and government media guidance
An opinion piece criticizes widespread public service announcements and government nudges on smoking education, college learning, and social behavior. The author defends diverse paths to success, praises hard work, and warns against overreach by officials predicting the future. It cites Wayne Morse and economists to illustrate mispredictions.
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Smokey the Bear
Uncle Sam
True Magazine
Prisoners rights expand despite limits in prison life
A public service feature outlines how courts have shifted from a hands off stance to recognizing prisoners rights in areas like mail access legal books medical care and damages for negligence. Yet rights remain bounded by prison operational needs and the risk of undermining discipline. Written by Will Bernard. 1968 ABA CAPE TOWN AP radar system under construction in South Africa Defense Minister Botha confirms a Decca radar is being installed with details withheld for security.
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Cape Town
South Africa
Defense
Pieter W. Botha
They Say Predictions Fail Yet People Bet On Them
A critical look at forecasts from Cyrus Eaton Glenn Seaborg Robert McNamara and others who claimed radical outcomes from atomic war hunger and currency collapse. The piece cautions against betting on experts forecasts and notes many missed predictions from the 1960s and earlier.
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Ohio
Cyrus Eaton
Moscow
Russia
Glenn Seaborg
Atomic Energy Commission
Defense
Robert McNamara
Johnson
Newsweek Magazine
J. Edgar Hoover
FBI
Inside Washington March of Events In Bombing Slowdown
Washington notes slow talks with North Vietnam in Paris as a strategic delay. Observers see bargaining tactics delaying progress to aid Hanoi and the Viet Cong. A lull in bombing allows reconstruction and resupply, with officials weighing when air power will resume. Rockefeller campaign staff hires Tinker & Partners. Navy weighs wholesale carrier purchases to cut costs as inflation bites.
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Henry Cathcart
Central Press
Washington
Monne Gton
United States
North Vietnam
Paris
U.S
Hanoi
South Vietnam
Madison Ave
Rockefeller
Jack Tinker & Partners
Madison Avenue
Tinker
Alka Seltzer
Buick
Morgans To Spend Indefinite Time Here
Mr and Mrs D L Morgan and daughter Melanie arrived by plane from Venezuela for an indefinite stay with friends and relatives. He seeks medical treatment and plans to live in Maracaibo on return to South America. Mrs Sharrock, Mrs Morgans mother, has been ill and is much improved after hospitalization.
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D. L. Morgan
Melanie
Venezuela
Morgans
Maracaibo
South America
Morgan
Leon Sharrock
Michael Reeves Named Distinguished Student At A M
Michael T Reeves of Glade Water has been named a Distinguished Student at Texas A M University announced by Dr Wayne C Hall. The honor requires a 2.25 GPA or higher, at least 15 semester hours, and no grade below C. Reeves, a senior mechanical engineering major, ranks among the top ten percent of undergraduates.
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College Station
Michael T. Reeves
Gladewater
Texas A&m University
Wayne C. Hall
A&m
Hall
Reeves
George T. Reeves
Union Grove High School
Mirror Files July 1958 Local Openings and Plans
Williams and Butcher Insurance Agency moved to 408 W Upshur from the Everett Building. Flaming Arrow Patrol readies for Camp Tonkawa with Dennis Williams Keith Atchley Rick Ma yer Alvin Smith Butch O Neal Eddie Jones James Garrett scoutmaster. Gay Ave and N Main St Church of Christ held open house as a 72000 dollar worship house nears completion. Trecia Stevens spends eight weeks in Bolivia with six Methodist youths at Instituto Americano in Cochabamba.
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Williams and Butcher Insurance Agency
W. Upshur
Everett
Flaming Arrow Patrol
Camp
Tonkawa
Dennis Williams
Keith Atchley
Rick Mayer
Alvin Smith
Butch O’neal
Eddie Jones
James Garrett
Gay Ave
N. Main St
Church of Christ
Trecia Stevens
Bolivia
Insituto Americano
Cochabamba
Gladewater Mirror newspaper details and subscription rates
Advertisement and masthead data for the Gladewater Mirror listing editors and staff with address in Gladewater Texas. It notes second class matter status, correction policy, publication days, and home delivery and mail subscription rates in and outside Texas. The notice also states consolidation with The Gladewater Times-Tribune as of November 28 1949.
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Gladewater
Texas
Congress
Glade Ave
Dean Street
Gregg County
Two-Party Drift and Calls to Consolidate
A letter from Paul Philips of Anaheim California urges merging the two conventions into one as both major parties share similar aims. He notes Nixon Humphrey Rockefeller Reagan and others, argues the November vote will still yield two parties, and labels the Wallace factions as the Against Wallace Party and the George Wallace Party seeking to restore broad national control and flag symbolism.
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Nixon
Humphrey
Rockefeller
Reagan
Phillies trade for Clem boosts Pirates prospects
Clem, a 22 year old right hander, joined the Pirates after Philadelphia traded Jim Bunning. He posted a 15-3 record last season with Raleigh in the Carolina League and led the circuit with a 1.64 ERA.
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Clem
Clearwater
Fla
Philadelphia Phillies
Jim Bunning
Pittsburgh Pirates
Harold Clem
Raleigh
Grassroots opinions on campus protests and government spending
Readers across Damariscotta St Mary's Waterloo and Waterloo reflect on free speech on campuses and the need to limit government subsidies. They urge participation in elections and applaud private sector job incentives as solutions to unemployment.
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Oregon
Wayne Morse
Fairleigh Dickinson University
Teaneck
N.J
Yale
James Tobin
Eliot Janeway
University of Chicago
Milton Friedman
Knud Weiking
American Bar Association
State Bar of Texas
Will Bernard
Pay Harvey News
London Times
China
Florida
George Smathers
Castro
Bertrand Russell
Tennessee Williams
Navy
Mr. Atkins
Michael Reeves
Che Gladewater
Harry Kates
Scosforou
Rrad Bees
Sesdisenss
Neal Clark
Eee
Jerry Kates
Jack Elrod
Aia
Fredalene Clark
Adews
Harriett Walton
Lelons
Paul Philips
Anaheim
Calif
Damariscotta
ST. Mary's
Waterloo
Iowa
Enterprise
National Alliance of Businessmen
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