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Gladewater Mirror

Location

Gladewater, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1969

Page

9

Area Men in Service Vietnam Marines and Army

Area men serving abroad include Marine Private First Class David W. Towery of Dallas and Longview’s Rebecca A. Hardeman husband and wife in the Third Marine Division. The Marines sweep and clear in Vietnam with civic action projects such as wells and bridges funded by the Civic Action Fund. Army Specialist Four Edward F Williams, Hawkins, 21, joined the 4th Infantry Division near Pleiku as a truck driver. Fort Hood notes the 1st Armored Division’s 5th Battalion welcomes 1st Lt. Thomas D. Moore of Gladewater as adjutant, with Capt. George L. Tupa of Larimore moving to company commander.

Vietnam David W. Towery Virginia L. Towery Dallas Rebecca A. Hardeman Longview Third Marine Division Leathernecks Republic Marine Corps Reserve Civic Action Fund U.S. Army Edward F. Williams Chester C. Williams, Hawkins 4Th Infantry Division Pleiku Fort Hood Tex Armd 6Th Inf Thomas D. Moore Gladewater Moore 1St Co. A George L. Tupa Larimore N.D

Scouts Take Honors At Spring Camporee

Episcopal Church Troop 192 led by Jerry Reid won a Blue Camporee ribbon for high scoring in field events, campfire participation, and camp duties at the Spring Shurwood District Camporee. Members include Donald Armstrong, David Fincher, Scott Halley, James Hugman, Edward Lawrence, Billy Mitchell, Louis Pope, Victor Ray, Chris Richardson, Warren Downey, Jay Rowe, and Larry Russom. Troop 194 under Gerald Hatcher also earned a ribbon. honorees include Robert Allen, Jimmy Blackmon, Rickie Blackmon, Clifford Bowden, Eugene Lockwood, John Morgan, Tim Terrell, Ricky Thomas, Charles Weeks, Rodney Powers, and David Easley.

Episcopal Church Jerry Reid Union Grove John Ferguson

Burns Institute adds 12000 feet under Shrine plan

Waldeck Burnett announces a new addition to the Galveston Burns Institute. E L Taylor Construction Co of Houston wins the contract with Goleman and Rolfe as architects. The 12000 foot expansion, praised as continued Shrine progress aiding crippled and burned children, is backed by Harold Lloyd and Chester A Hogan. Matt L Ward of Sharon Temple sits on the board of governors.

Harold Lloyd Imperial Chester A. Hogan Matt L. Ward Sharon Temple Tyler Galveston Burns Institute

Inside WASHINGTON SENATOR KENNEDY HAS EYE ON 1976

Senator Kennedy outlines goals for 1976 as he considers the political landscape and potential moves. He emphasizes economic concerns, foreign policy, and public service priorities amid a changing national scene.

Kennedy

March of Events Teddy Kennedy Eyes 1976 White House Bid

The article weighs Edward M Kennedy as a potential 1976 presidential candidate from Massachusetts, noting his youth and family legacy, with Nixon’s era and GOP scrutiny shaping his path. It also mentions William Connell becoming Britannica Washington consultant, tied to Humphrey and Benton.

Washington Edward M. Kennedy Massachusetts John F. Kennedy Robert F. Kennedy New York Teddy Richard M. Nixon Nixon White House Lyndon B. Johnson GOP William Connell Hubert H. Humphrey Encyclopedia Britannica Connell William Benton

White Oak wins state track title in 3:23.8 relay surge

White Oak captures Conference A state mile relay title at Memorial Stadium UT campus with a 3 23.8. Team members Billy Silvertooth Winfred Wilborn Vince Edmundson and Bowie McMillan raced as McMillan replaced hamstrung Chuck Silvertooth. Kerens finished second in 3 24.1. Edmundson opened in 50.9, Wilborn 51.6, Silvertooth 50.2 final leg. McMillan added a 40.4 in the 330 hurdles and Big Sam Hunt contributed a 54 1/4 shot put for points.

White Oak Memorial Stadium University of Texas Billy Silvertooth Winfred Wilborn Vince Edmundson Bowie McMillan McMillan Chuck Silvertooth Silvertooth Kerens Edmundson Wilborn Big Sam Hunt Lubbock Cooper High School Hunt Gene Sultemier Johnson City

Elephant tusk billiard balls noted in early 19th century

A historical record states that billiard balls used in the early 1800s were fashioned from elephant tusks, reflecting material practices of the era and the subsequent shift to alternative sources.

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