Education survey set next week in Dallas area
A U S census survey will visit about 68,000 households nationwide the week of October 2025 to collect data on education levels and nursery school attendance. Interviewers Bernice H. Comisky and Rosemary Anderson will visit local homes to gather information, with results released as confidential statistical totals.
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Dallas
Bureau of the Census
Percy R. Millard
Bureau
Bernice H. Comisky
Karnack
Rosemary Anderson
Hallsville
UF Honor Roll Sees Local Donors for United Fund Drive
The 1975 United Fund drive aims for 51 percent completion with a house-to-house effort planned Saturday to close the campaign on a strong note. Listed contributors include Stella Oliver Ken Bennett Mrs. Levi Lyman C F Wilborn Baird’s Bakeries Bonnie Rodgers Earnestine Whitehurst Elsie Corbell Gladewater Upholstering Shop The Gift Shop Marylin Gary Keoun Music Co Faye Mackey L C Keoun B&C Furniture Roy Leggitt Shorty’s Shoe Shop George Abbott Helen Purdue Sam Troxell Gladewater Cable TV ENTEX George Thomas Robert Adams Mrs A B Rose and many others.
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United Fund
Stella Oliver
Ken Bennett
Levi Lyman
C. F. Wilborn
Mrs
Texans Back Aid for Doctors in Malpractice Crisis
A Belden Associates survey of 504 Texans shows 80 percent urge immediate legislative action to curb high malpractice insurance costs. Majorities support caps on damages at 500,000 dollars and arbitration for disputes, with strong backing also for limiting lawyers’ fees and extending regulatory power to the Medical Examiners Board.
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Belden Associates
Austin
Texas
Texas Medical Association
Joe Belden
Board of Medical Examiners
University Courses at KC in Spring
Kilgore College hosts Stephen F. Austin State University courses for juniors and seniors next spring in Kilgore. SFA operates from Old Main Building and offers many subjects including Accounting Art Biology Chemistry and more. Adults may finish a bachelor’s via last two years without commuting to Nacogdoches. sophomores may enroll with prerequisites. Sue Cruseturner answers spring offerings tuition and prerequisites at 984-2811.
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Kilgore
Stephen F. Austin State University
Kilgore College
Nacogdoches
Sue Cruseturner
SFA
Gladewater Mirror publication details and rates
The Gladewater Mirror published Thursdays and Sundays by The Gladewater Publishing Company in Gladewater Texas shows home delivery and mail subscription rates. It lists prices for Texas and outside Texas and notes consolidation with The Gladewater Times Tribune and The White Oak Texan on specified dates.
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Gladewater Mirror
Gladewater Publishing Company
Glade Avenue
Dean Street
Gladewater
Gregg County
Texas
Gladewater Times-Tribune
White Oak Texan
Middle School Reading Team Attends Texas Conference
Georgia Ruth Johnston, Sybil Main, Nancy Blount, and Nancy Byrd Mayer from Gladewater Middle School will attend the Texas Association for Super vision and Curriculum Development Conference in Houston on November 3. Dr. Henrietta Grooms invites the team after praising their 27 minute slide tape on Reading as a Design for Management System. The event is a major statewide conference with about 3,000 attendees.
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Georgia Ruth Johnston
Sybil Main
Nancy Blount
Nancy Byrd Mayer
Texas Association For Supervision and
Houston
Henrietta Grooms
IGE
Rites Held for Irene Ashley Kilgore
Funeral services were conducted at Radar Funeral Home Chapel for Irene Ashley 38 of Kilgore who died Sunday in Tyler after a long illness. The Rev. Harry Lagrone and the Rev. Haskell Andrews officiated. Burial was in Friendship Cemetery. Survived by widower Billy Joe Ashley a son Joe Allen a daughter Pamela Jean her parents J F and Mrs Jones and brothers Walter Harold Cecil Jones sisters Virgie Webb Ginger Kindrell and a grandmother Mrs J N Jones.
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Kilgore
Radar Funeral Home
Irene Ashley
Rt. 3
Ashley
Medical Center Hospital
Tyler
Harry G. Lagrone
Haskell Andrews
Friendship Cemetery
Arkansas ranks 19th in cultivated farm land area
Arkansas sits nineteenth among U.S. states in cultivated acreage with 9,654,411 acres in crop land. The state grows crops typical of temperate zones and exports produce accordingly.
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Arkansas
Little Rock, Ark
Mrs. Inez Perdue Rites Planned in Upshur County
Funeral services for Mrs. Inez Perdue 77 of Big Sandy will be held at 3 p.m. Thursday at Croley Funeral Home Chapel with Curtis Allen officiating. Burial will be in West Mountain Cemetery. She died Tuesday in a Tyler hospital after a long illness. Survivors include three daughters, two brothers, a sister, nine grandchildren and three great grandchildren.
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Gilmer
Inez Perdue
Big Sandy
LaWauna) Hill
Gladewater
Sam
June) Justice
St. Luis
Jack Dunagan
Noble Dunagan
West Mountain
Dollie White
Beeville
Sinai early warning roles amid Kissinger plan
A columnist questions the assignment of 200 American civilians to man Sinai desert early warning stations and warns of danger if shells fly. He proposes alternatives to the human custodians and advocates a more sensitive system using people rather than relying on complex gear.
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Sinai Desert
Henry Kissinger
Walker rites held Tuesday in Shreveport graveside
Graveside services for George W. Walker Jr. were held Tuesday at 2 p.m. in Shreveport Louisiana. He died in his sleep Saturday morning at his Houston home from a heart attack at 45. He was a construction design engineer with McCulloch Tool Co. and moved from Shreveport to Houston a month ago. He attended the University of Texas and Louisiana Tech and was a Kappa Alpha member. He leaves a widow Maxine two sons one granddaughter in Shreveport one son in Alexandria La and others in Edinburgh Texas plus relatives in Florida and city.
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George W. Walker, Jr
Shreveport
Walker
George W. Walker
Union Grove
Houston
McCulloch Tool Co
University of Texas
Louisiana Tech
Kappa Alpha Fraternity
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Maxine
Alexandria
Edinburgh
Russ Anderson
Tallahassee
Fla
Isabel Walker
City
L. A. Walker
Soaring soybean demand eyed at 2 billion bushels by 1985
The soybean industry expects world markets to require about 2 billion bushels of beans by 1985, nearly doubling current demand.
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Glen R. Kent
Gregg County Medical Auxiliary
Karen Machen
Pine Tree
Barbara Copeland
Weeda Russell
Longview
Nan Evans
Dublin
Ireland
Marathon Oil
Celtic Sea
Sam Troxell
ENTEX
George Thomas
Robert Adams
A. B. Rose
Glen E. Marrs
C. R. Roberts
M. H. Stewart
E. D. Sutton
Pak-A-Sak
Charles S. Bloom
M.D
Stan's Hardware
Western Auto
Selma H. Southern
Gen. America Oil Co
K. Wolen’s
John McLain
Marcie Furrh
Irene Matlock
Juanita Still
Swepco
Raymond Allen
Nelda Martin
Pam Crittenden
Paul Dougan
William Sears
William High
Joel Camp
Hightower Jewelry
Richard Goode
Dewey Dovel
Henry Atkinson
Clarence King
Stewart McLaurin
Roy Johnson
Nanty Byrd Mayer
Agnes Scruggs
Margaret Estes
Longview Daily News-Morning Journal
Judge Atkinson
FM 322
Mirror
Region 7 Educational Service Center
Mrs. Ashley
Dave Merrifield
Charlie Dornan
Nru
Danny Davis
The
Nashville Brass
Dave Merrifieta
Glenn Ash
Rodeo Assn
Hirsch Mem
Tech-Nsa
Jimmy Brown
Sinai System
Middle East
Abdullah
Sinai
Howard Cosell
Cairo
Joe Namath
Hightower’s Credit Jewelers
S. Main
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