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Newspaper
Gladewater Mirror
Location
Gladewater, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1973
Page
2
The proclamation designates Thursday November 26 as a day of public thanksgiving and prayer. It calls for gratitude to Almighty God, requests guidance for righteous government, and seeks blessing on the United States, citizens, and nations for peace, liberty, and prosperity.
Joe Wiley, chamber secretary, said it would be impossible to accept any more twirling groups for this year's Gladewater parade. The roster includes White Oak School cheerleaders, Dottie Hunt Twirlettes, Campanas DePlata Drill Team, Gladewater High School Band, and the Blue Birds of Mrs J P Tallent's class among others.
Mrs Bowser emphasized the need for a strong theme in youth work and urged professional unity and real commitments. She criticized education funding, teacher harassment, and inadequate supervision, urging action at school and political levels. In Lochiel Arizona enrollment doubled at the Lochiel Elementary School from three to six pupils.
A senator argues that the United States must project unity in foreign policy and national security amid a crisis of leadership. He notes divisions at home, warns against misinterpretation by friends and foes, and introduces a Senate resolution to affirm nonpartisan resolve and a unified foreign policy stance.
Glasgow, a Gregg County GOP chairman, was elected district committeeman for Texas 2nd district at the State Republican Executive Committee meeting in Austin on November 19. He succeeds Jack Warren and will liaise between state party and East Texas counties.
A personal column recalls misidentifications in football photos and a fix involving film chemistry. It highlights gasoline rationing thoughts, biking to work, and Sunday driving limits. Kilgore College BSU plans to raise 1000 dollars for summer missionaries, while Rangerettes appear in Pep Magazine with director Gussie Nell Davis declining board duties.
In a wide ranging critique, the writer denounces Middle East oil power and U.S. shortages while proposing corn cobs as a self sufficient energy source. The piece jokes about pipelines cob fuels and imagines cob based industry, amid warnings about pollution and environmentalists.
The player says he has been jumping from the turkey truck all season and during a Monday jump hit a box that caved in causing a slip. An evening break prompted an x ray revealing the injury.
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