Registration date change for Kilgore College evening classes
Kilgore College registrar Joe B Cruseturner announces new registration date for the second summer term Evening classes move to Monday July 11 in the Liberal Arts Building Room 15 from 68 p.m. The six courses offered include Economics 72 English 132 English 232 Government 222 and History 136 Classes run Monday Tuesday and Thursday evenings. Registration in alphabetical order starts at 9 00 am with time slots for last names A through T at 9 00 am and U through Z at 11 00 am.
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Joe B Cruseturner
Kilgore College
Liberal Arts
Nona Dawson Dies At 52 In Memorial Hospital
Nona Dawson 52 died Tuesday at 3 am in Memorial Hospital Marshall. Funeral services were held Wednesday at 4 pm at Tader Funeral Chapel with Rev Bab iryrant and Rev Marvin eshe officiating. Burial was in Lakeview Cemetery Kilgore. She was a nurse graduate of Methodist Hospital School of Nursing Dallas and worked at Koy HLaird Hospital Kilgore. Survivors include mother Nellie Dodson Midland. daughter Linda Ann Ivar Marshall. son Glenn Tavson Nacogdoches. brothers C J Dodson Inington and Darrell Dodson Ton. sister Elouise Farquha Brownfield. Wand Whitted Midland. five grandchildren.
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Mre Nona Dawson
Memorial Hospital
Marshall
Nellie Dodson
Midland
Linda Ann Ivar
Glenn Tavson
Nacogdoches
C. J Dodson
Ington
Darrell Dodson
Ton
Ren Dodson
John Willie Decker
Winona
Oakdale
Jimmy
Gene
Chandler
Billy
Newburg
Ind
Nicky
Tyler
Holly Spencer
Lindale
Jeanette Mullen
Santee
Calif
Jo Ann Terry
Longview
Big Springs
Harvey
Dublin
Luella Fuller
DeLeon
Harold Decker
CB. Pittman
Harold Spencer
Milton Hoppe
J. D Walters
Harvelle Lesser
Hall Jr Reports on Federal Spending and Fiscal Policy
Congressman Sam B Hall Jr outlines his vote record against 16 major spending bills including a 64.45 billion deficit, warns of a 101.1 billion debt ceiling rise, questions military aid abroad and funding for the JFK Center for the Performing Arts and Assassinations studies, and highlights unemployment and foreign aid concerns. He cites FBI morale, HEW grants, and V A responses while listing bills introduced and votes cast.
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Killion
House
Senate
Congress
U.S
JFK Center For the Performing Arts
Small schools workshop set in Austin during July
More than 500 public school teachers and administrators will gather in Austin July 11 to 15 for the 18th annual Texas Small Schools Summer Workshop. Sponsored by the Texas Education Agency and The University of Texas at Austin, sessions run at Jester Center with keynote by Dr. Ivan Fitzwater and closing remarks by John D. Jackson.
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Austin
Texas Small
Texas Education Agency
University of Texas At Austin
Jester Center
Ivan Fitzwater
North East Independent School District
San Antonio
John D. Jackson
Fort Worth
American Airlines
Cellophane's rise from failure to mass packaging use
The piece notes the early struggle of cellophane developed from cellulose, its costly first sheets at 2.65 per pound, and a crucial breakthrough by a Du Pont technician enabling affordable moisture resistant packaging. It mentions Swiss origins and Casanova's late life in Bohemia.
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du Pont Company
du Pont
Impressions of Congress from a TWU Professor in Washington
Professor Alonzo Jamison of Texas Woman's University reflects on his summer in Washington. He notes Congress works hard with daily committees and sessions, describes the technical nature of departmental appropriations and clean air and water bills, and praises lawmakers for constituent service and informed debate. He leaves hopeful about the American system.
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Alonzo Jamison
History and Government Department
Texas Woman's University
Congress
Capitol Hill
Washington
Capitol
Senate
House
Congressman Roberts
Melbourne bus driver sacrifices to save 40 passengers
Frank Parkhill, a Melbourne driver, steered a failing bus through a steep hill crash saving 40 lives including 34 girls from a marching club. He died after the plunge, while urging passengers to protect themselves. Survivors praise his courageous, selfless act. Tri City Chaplaincy
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Melbourne
Australia
Frank Parkhill
Parkhill
Jesus
Justice grants approved for ETCOG region in Texas
Governor Dolph Briscoe approved two LEAA crime control grants for the East Texas Council of Governments area. One provides 13,798 dollars to sustain a low speed teletype network serving 22 law enforcement agencies. The other allocates 165,153 dollars to expand high speed interagency communications with state and federal authorities.
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Austin
Dolph Briscoe
East Texas Council of Governments
Briscoe
Law Enforcement Assistance Administration
LEAA
Critics weigh risks of cruise missiles and neutron bomb
In a presidential critique, debate over costly weapons grows as the B 1 bomber is scrapped in favor of cruise missiles and neutron bombs. The piece questions costs, aims, and that policy shifts amid U S Soviet tension and human rights rhetoric.
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Congress
U. S
Russia
Carter
Community building and energizer plans for Gladewater
A Gladewater writer reflects on a three day holiday at Lake Gladewater and pushes for a large community building with Jaycees use. He laments city fundraising limits, proposes a one hundred day campaign, and mentions Bicentennial plantings and local energy ideas. He also riffs on spoof weapon concepts and ends with a nod to David Livingstone.
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Lake Gladewater
Gladewater
Jaycees
Emer Robertson
Gladewater Mirror details and subscription rates
The Gladewater Mirror published Thursday and Sundays by The Gladewater Publishing Company at Glade Avenue and Dean Street Gladewater Gregg County Texas 75647 Second class postage paid at Gladewater Texas 75647 Home delivery $1.25 per month By Mail in Texas 1.25 per month 5.00 for six months 8.50 per year Outside Texas 1.50 per month 6.00 per six months 10.00 per year All mail subscriptions payable in advance Consolidated with The Gladewater Times Tribune Nov 28 1949 and The White Oak Texan June 1 1969
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Gladewater Publishing Company
Glade Avenue
Dean Street
Gladewater
Gregg County
Texas
Gladewater Times-Tribune
White Oak Texan
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