Hypnotist Kit Show to Appear in Gladewater
The famed Dr Kit hypnotist will perform two shows at Gladewater High School auditorium by April 3 and 4 at 8 p.m. Sponsored by the Jaycees, student council members sell tickets with proceeds aiding school projects. Dr Kit will hypnotize 20 to 25 volunteers and the act is billed as wholesome family entertainment.
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Two Die in Crash Near Gladewater Texas
Two youths were killed and a third uninjured when Arlis Anthony Jones of Ore City struck them after they halted to repair a flat on FM 450 west of Gladewater. One victim, Wood of Gladewater, 26, died from injuries. authorities say Jones could not see due to headlights. Funeral services to be held at Malcolm Stone Chapel. A separate item notes a 1489 Liber Sanctae Marieae Virginus de Fontibus theft from Ripon Cathedral library valued at about 5,000 pounds.
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Rankin Forms New Dallas Firm
B M Rankin Jr announces formation of McMoRan Exploration Company with Dallas HQs to pursue exploration and development drilling on the Texas and Louisiana coasts. W K McWilliams Jr and James R Moffett join, heading in New Orleans as chairman and executive VP, respectively, with Rankin previously at Hunt Oil. Rankin, son of Fannie Rankin of Gladewater, married to Opal Cook. they have son Richard, 13. Rankin is a 1946 Gladewater HS graduate and UT 1950 alumnus.
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Liquor by the drink amendment debated in Texas forum
A Texas legislative note discusses a constitutional amendment on liquor by the drink. The author,Senator J P Ward Meridian, supports local option and clarifies ballots for the 1970 general election. The piece notes personal opposition but emphasizes voter choice and possible future measures. It also reports bipartisan Senate approval of the appropriations bill with 31 votes.
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Mugwump by Jory Kate
A satirical piece by Jory Kate features a narrator warning of a public spectacle if a week passes with a striking birdlike figure seen on town streets. The text hints at repudiating a personal oath related to a youthful vow against teens amid satirical references to various groups.
Generation Yap and the Parents Who Made Them
A reflective column argues today’s youths resemble past generations, blaming parenting pressures for a hurried loss of childhood. It recalls hair trends, rural wedding quirks, and social shifts, noting adults often resist changes while admitting their own past follies.
Local Names Appear in Sparse Notice Fragments
A fragmentary garbled text lists several individuals including Mrs. Harry Kates, Peer Veal Clark, Elrod Diatheee, Fredalene Clark, Harriett Walton, and Jerry Kates, with no clear event or context provided. The readable parts suggest a social or notice item with multiple names lacking dates or actions.
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Paul Harvey recalls Postmaster General Red Blount
Paul Harvey relates memories of Winton M Blount known as Red Blount during his days around the Montgomery Alabama golf course. He notes Blount as a construction expert of phenomenal skill and influence.
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Dallas Police Department Seeks New Officers
The Dallas Police Department seeks applicants aged 19.5 to 38 with a starting recruit salary of 542 to 623 dollars monthly. Promotable officers enjoy a 40 hour work week and furnished equipment. employment must begin before the applicant’s 39th birthday. Dallas police will hold information sessions at Longview April 8–9 and Tyler April 10 from 1 to 7 pm.
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