Kilgore College to elect Homecoming Queen Oct 17
Kilgore College will hold Homecoming elections on October 17 with a 10 a.m. assembly in the auditorium. Students will vote by ranking nominees from campus clubs, and a Student Congress committee will tally. The top five will be named. the leading candidate becomes Queen and the others serve as Duchesses. Queen and court revealed at the October 26 Kilgore-Kin game.
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Kilgore College
Student Congress
Paul Harvey Column Continuation on Mirror Pages
The Mirror announces it will carry all three Paul Harvey columns weekly with two appearing on the editorial page each Thursday and one on Sunday, reflecting ongoing reader interest.
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Paul Harvey
the Mirror
Uncle Sam and His Spoiled Brats Rile Kentucky Farmers
The piece rails against expanding welfare and cites Kentucky tobacco growers paying 30 a day to cutters while welfare lines grow, noting NYC welfare rolls rise by 14 000 monthly. It critiques NWRO and warns politicians may buy votes with taxpayers money.
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Sam
Kentucky
Lexington
Washington
NWRO
Fathers of
Our Republic
Horror and Nuclear War Debate in Historical Context
A historical column argues that war persisted through history despite moments of peace and examines nuclear options. It cites LeMay, Wallace, Nixon, and Humphrey discussing deterrence, civilian control, and the ethics of using nuclear weapons, suggesting fear of escalation shapes policy while wars continue.
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United States
North Vietnam
Truman
Japan
George Wallace
Curtis LeMay
Gen. LeMay
Strategic Air Command
Richard Nixon
LeMay
Hubert Humphrey
Humphrey
Russia
Asia
Gladewater Mirror classifieds terms from 1949
The Gladewater Mirror lists publication days and mailing rates for subscriptions in Texas and outside, with prices per month, six months, and yearly rates. It notes consolidation with The Gladewater Times-Tribune as of November 28, 1949.
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Texas
The
Gladewater Times-Tribune
Stephen Matthews Receives Second Army Rating Overseas
Stephen Matthews of Glade Water has earned his second Army rating since going overseas in February. Son of Mr and Mrs Bruce Harris 614 W Quitman he joined the U S Army in August 1967 and went to Korea in February. He was promoted to Private First Class and recently received his SP4 rating. He attended Dallas high school and is slated to return to the U S in February 1969.
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Stephen Matthews
Gladewater
Bruce Harris
W. Quitman
Korea
U.S. Army
Fort Polk
U.S
Stephen
Dallas
Rev Starr Marks Third Anniversary at Emmanuel Baptist
October 6 marked the start of Rev Ronny Starrs third year as pastor at Emmanuel Baptist Church in White Oak. The congregation honored him and his family with a surprise social and love offering after Sunday evening services. A large white cake decorated with yellow roses and green leaves was inscribed Best Wishes Start Bright a Third Year.
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Ronny Starr
Emmanuel Baptist Church
White Oak
World Hosts 20,000 Known Wasp Species
Scientists note there are about 20 000 known wasp species globally across various families. Researchers catalog new forms periodically, highlighting wasps' global diversity.
White Oak Officials Attend State School Convention
White Oak Schools Superintendent E. B. Carrington and trustees Bill Bedford and Dale Thomas joined the Texas Association of School Administrators and Texas Association of School Boards convention in Austin. The program included a Governor's Committee report on Public School Education, a film presentation, and panels on governance, planning, finance, and personnel. Notable speakers were Dr. Forrest E. Conner, John W. Barringer, and Edmund Groomes, with exhibits on school architecture and services.
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E. B. Carrington
White Oak
Bill Bedford
Dale Thomas
Texas Association of School Administrators
Texas Association of School Boards
Austin
Carrington
Paul Haas
Corpus Christi
Texas
Forrest E. Conner
Wisconsin
American Association of School Administrators
John W. Barringer
Dallas
Missouri-Kansas-Texas Railroad Company
Edmund Groomes
Iowa
United States First to Plan Capitol Center
The article notes the United States earns the distinction as the first nation to plan a capital city exclusively for its central government, highlighting the deliberate design of a government hub.
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United States
Thank You Letters From Readers Across Communities
Readers express gratitude to the Gladewater Mirror staff and local groups for aiding Christmas service projects and Shrine Circus publicity. Messages thank the paper for printing appeals that motivated responses benefiting servicemen in Vietnam and crippled children’s hospitals.
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Neal Clark
Vietnam
Red Cross
Mary Holloman
Gladewater
Mike Green
Sharon Temple of Tyler
Shrine Circus
Ralph Davis
Bill Rambin
Burns Hospitals
Shrinedom
Dandom
Route Twenty Seven Back On Track
A reader asks how to return to route twenty seven. The inquiry shows navigation concern and seeks clear directions for resuming the highway journey.
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