Lions back ET regional eye bank backed by district
Lions International District 2X2 endorsed the East Texas Regional Eye Bank at Tyler's Medical Center as a worthwhile public service. Dr. David Bunting of Tyler, district advisor chair, outlined eye bank function and donor procedures, urging clubs to participate and sign pledge cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Brown
Lions International
East Texas
Eye Bank
Tyler
Medical Center
David Bunting
Bunting
New York Institute of Finance
Wall Street
Sam Houston State University
University of Texas
Columbia University
New York
Calvin Brannen
Lions
Dr. Bunting
U.S
Alaska
Hawaii
Lions Clubs
District 2X2
Gladewater Lions Club
Tyler Medical Center
Lions International District 2x2
Anybody Who Owns His Own Home Deserves It
Review of Alan King humorous book Anybody Who Owns His Own Home Deserves It notes King’s loud protests on pet ads parties and home life. Timilee Graves a senior at White Oak High School is cited as a local reviewer. The piece also mentions Louis Gottschalk revival and a new collection of his 19th century piano works.
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Alan King
Timilee Graves
White Oak High School
Gladewater
Timilee
Tim Graves
America
Mr. King
Susan
Andy
Alan
Jeanette
Bobby
Hubert Wellington III
Gottschalk
New York
Louis Gottschalk
United States
Indians in Washington protest highlighted in Oklahoma recollections
The writer recalls growing up in Oklahoma with Indian heroes and notes reports of about 500 Indians seizing the Bureau of Indian Affairs offices in Washington to press for 371 broken treaties. They seek treaty reform and protection of lands while the author opposes violent protest and reflects on historic tensions.
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Oklahoma
Land of the Red Man
Tom Mix
Tony
Hoot Gibson
Ken Maynard
Jess Bushyhead
Washington, D. C
Bureau of Indian Affairs
United States
Potomac
Washington
Bureau of Indians Affairs
Department of Defense
Indian Raid in Washington Spurs satire and fear of government power
A controversial piece mocks an Indian protest at a Washington D C Bureau, portraying it as a bold occupation and predicting wide political repercussions for Nixon and McGovern. It weds war-cry humor to a critique of government overreach and bureaucratic battle plans.
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Ralph Nader
Joint Chiefs of Staff
George A. Custer
Custer
Washington
McGovern
Nixon
Redmen
BIA
Small Business Administration
Redskins
Potomac River
Sen. Eagleton
Congress
Gladewater Mirror Subscription Rates History Note
Local publication details list weekly schedule, office location, and period rates for home delivery and mail subscriptions. It notes consolidation with The Gladewater Times-Tribune in 1949 and The White Oak Texas in 1969.
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Gladewater Times-Tribune
White Oak Texas
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Gladewater Mirror
Lions Back ET Regional Eye Bank
R. P. Preslar
Jim Holcomb
J. B. Poston
Robert J. Little
White Oak
Frank Grammer
Philip E. Happel
Tom Cook
Louis Grigsby
Jimmy L. Killian
Clark Sample, Jr
R. W. Piiler
Roger E. Sage
B. P. Maxey
Longview
James I. Allen
O. N. Pederson
E. H. Watson
Joel D. Camp
E. C. Elder
Clyde Austin Sr
Clay Kennedy Jr
Kilgore
Rusty Daniel
Millard Sweatt
Mr. Sweatt
Dallas
Fredalene Clark
Five Civilized Tribes
Pawhuska
Tulsa
Minster
Texas
Hwys
East Pacific
N. Main
City Hall
South 271
East 80
Greenway Village
DPS
Highway Patrol
Col. Spier
Santa
Christmas Clubbers
Christ
Soe
First State Bank
Gladewater, Texas
Oy Talia As
Peienoly
Gladewater Publishing Company
Glade Avenue
Dean Street
Gregg County
St. Clair
Chicken
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