Dan Muntean Rites Held For Longview School Administrator
Final rites were held at Trinity Episcopal Church Longview for Dan Muntean director of personnel and operations for the Longview Independent School District. He died of a coronary occlusion in Austin after attending a convention. Interment was in Memory Park Cemetery. He served in World War II and Korea and taught and led Judson and Longview schools. He is survived by his wife Helen two daughters and two sisters. He remained a lieutenant colonel in the U.S. Army Reserve.
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Dan Muntean
Longview Independent School District
Trinity Episcopal Church
Longview
W. Warrin Fry
Memory Park Cemetery
Austin
Texas Associations of School Administrators
Eastern Michigan University
University of Michigan
Ypsilanti, Mich
Texas
Judson
Helen
Cathy Muntean
Stephen F. Austin College
Nacogdoches
D. A
Dana) Comstead
Galveston
Paul Ellis
Turlock
Calif
Alex Hates
Birmingham
Mich
Muntean
U.S. Army
U.S. Army Reserve School
Shreveport
Donaldson
Lion Ward
Gladewater Council Sets Bond Talk and Library Panel
The Gladewater city council schedules a special meeting for Oct 8 to study a proposed sanitary sewer bond issue of about 600000 funded by user revenues. A library panel led by Mrs. Fredonia Sikes discusses library development and the total campaign with noted librarians and educators present.
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Winfrey
Fredonia Sikes
Tla
Fred Head
Texas
Rusk County
Floyd R. Meyer
Stephen F. Austin State College Library
Ethelyn Robinson
Mr. Pleasant High School
H. R. Burton
Rusk County Library
James L. Love
Texas Highway Department
Bob Bowman
Southland Paper Mills
Lufkin
East Texas
Beryl Pettus
Sam Houston State College
College Libraries
Pearl Smith
Pine Tree High School
Cochairmen
Ellen Bauman
Louise Danial
Upshur County Public Library
Gwendolyn Dean
Texarkana Junior College
Henry Wakefield
Carnegie Library of Palestine
Doris Andersen
LeTourneau College
Festival expands as World-Wide Church of God plans new sites
Neff says fall college enrollment could reach 550 with over 2,000 applications and one in seven acceptance. The World-Wide Church of God festival pre-registrations exceed 13,500, with attendance expected above 15,000. The church operates 3100 acres for cattle, farming, and campus activities and plans a new Ozarks festival site next year.
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Neff
Church of God
Pine Grove
Ozarks
Big Sandy
Squaw Valley
Jekyll Island
Mt. Pokenoe
Long Beach
Calif
Smoot Addresses Wallaceites and Lions Club Meeting
Smoot assails liberal policies and federal overreach while urging Wallace to win the presidency. He argues for constitutional amendments and a smaller federal role, warning that the two party system may collapse if the trend continues.
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Smoot
Socialist Party
Norman Thomas
Supreme Court
Wallace
Nixon
Humphrey
Abe Fortas
House of Representatives
U.S
L. E. Penn Announces New Office Location
L. E. Penn announces the opening of his office at the residence 38/10 mile north of Gladewater along Highway 271 East Mt O Byrne Cutoff. The UPSH-Gregg Sales Co. advertises specializing in fine cars exclusive homes and home sites with phone number (214) 845-3776.
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L. E
Bill) Penn
Gladewater
Hwy
O'Byrne
Upsh-Gregg Sales CO
Choir Parents Plan Concession Booths and Spaghetti Supper
Choir Parents vote to run a concession booth at All State tryouts on Oct 15 with Mrs. Sammy Price as chair and Mrs. Les Long as assistant. They also sponsor a spaghetti supper on Nov 19 chaired by Mrs. Walter Henry with Mrs. Long as assistant. They will perform in Dallas at Cotton Bowl after an afternoon practice.
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Sammy Price
Les Long
Price
Walter Henry
Long
Dallas
Ken Bennett
Social notes from White Oak residents and visitors
Visiting relatives from Oklahoma, Texas and other states fill a long list of gatherings. The column records several trips to California and Nevada, a World War I reunion in New Orleans, hospital stays, and family visits spanning Longview to Mansfield with updates on local residents and calls for news tips.
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H. H. Hopkins
H. C. Folk
Locust Grove
Okla
Frank LeFloor
A. C. Epperson
Beaumont
Phoenix
Ariz
Las Vegas
Nev
Disneyland
Knot
Tyler
W. F. Bishop
New Orleans
H. C. Pulley
Brad Hardt
Tom
Glen Burnie
R. D. Martin
Singing Springs
Pennsylvania
Texas
New York
Jimmy Robinson
Julia Robinson
Mollie Chadwick
Bell Gosset
Inlaw
J. L. Griffith
Long Branch
Good Shepherd Hospital
Longview
James E. Robinson
Beckville
Mike Grimes
Commerce
Fred Adrian
L. E. Kern
Lucy York
Janna
Randy
Harold Olive
Dennis
Mansfield
C. L. Shoupe
Oklahoma
J. L. Baker
H. E. Caywood
City Hospital
Gladewater
Clyde Tuttle
Lena Faye
White Oak
1969 Chevrolet offers advanced visibility and traction features
The 1969 Chevrolet lineup includes windshield washer spray for both headlights on dual units, optional heated rear window on Caprice and Impala models, and liquid tire chain for improved traction on ice or snow. Hidden headlights are available on Camaro Caprice and Kingswood Estate Wagons, with fog and frost disappearing quickly via a switch. The system emphasizes security with full-vehicle locking when leaving the car.
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Longview Schoolman
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Bradley Driver
Lake Gladewater
J. E. Rogers
Clarksville City
Carver Addition
Miller St
Planning Commission
LIONS
Aiag Nv
America
General Telephone
White Oak News
Virgie Kern
E. F. Hutton
E. F. Hutton & Company Inc
Bramlette
Chevrolet
Hevrolet