Vee Zendt Co Rates Unclear Charges Noted
A fragment notes a rate of 93.00 outside and 2.75 in a VeE Zendt Co. context with unclear references to 4 1082 and Rete. The terse line hints at pricing or fee structure but lacks complete details or clear entities.
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Local Resident Vanishes Into Mays Mustard, Ed Dies
The obituary notes Van Zandt County resident since 1919, anteriormente Ed with a newspaper dip hoema, survived by husband T. W. Sanders of Grand Saline, one brother Claud Vandiver of Poteau Oklahoma, and four sisters Winnie Vandiver Bonnie Huddleston Eva Hilburn and Ida Hinbow.
Voice Identification in Criminal Trials Raises Doubts
A court upholds a guilty verdict based on a witness recognizing the defendant by voice. Analysts note identification by sound can occur in dark, masked, or telephone crimes. Experts caution that conjecture is not proof though distinctive speech can aid verdicts. Written by Will Bernard for the American Bar Association. 1966 notice follows.
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American Bar Association
State Bar of Texas
Will Bernard
Senior Citizens Programs Discussed By Van Zandt Committee
The Van Zandt County Aging Committee met in Canton on July 27 to review senior housing progress and new rural water systems, announce bulletin boards, report on adult education for the Canton Negro Community, and note the growing Golden Age group. They discussed drug discounts for seniors, proposed programs, a Medical Self-Help course, and an aging exhibit for the County Fair.
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van Zandt County Aging Committee
Canton
Travis
Boyd
FHA
Frances Burton
Velma Foster
Methodist Church
Foster
James Walker
First Baptist Church
Walker
Appreciation Note From Worthington Family
Wanda and Bill Worthington express gratitude to Dr. Marsh and Dr. Hardt and all staff at Corby-Germany Hospital and City Pharmacy. They thank those who cared for Claudie and Mike and supported Billy, plus Bro. Walter Davidson and Bro. John Ward, Billys Sunday School teacher and class, and everyone offering prayers and blessings.
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Marsh
Wanda
Bill
Mike
Billy
Claudia Worthington
East Texas State University Sets Fall Registration Details
East Texas State University expects about 8000 students for fall. Registrations run Sept 15 16 from 745 am to 4 pm at the Field House with night registration Sept 17 830 am to 11 am. New students must file admission forms ACT scores and orientation before registering.
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John S. Windhell
East Texas State University
ETSU
Field House
Windell
ACT
College Board
Business Administration
Funeral for Mamie Robertson Held in Canton
Mrs Mamie C Robertson 86 of Canton died Thursday after a long illness. Funeral services were held Friday at Eubank Funeral Chapel with Rev Kenneth Ralph officiating. Burial followed at Morriss Cemetery. She was a Dallas County native, lived in Canton 23 years and was a Presbyterian. Survivors include seven sons Regan Burny John P Mickey Ted EE and Yancy. two daughters Lenna and Charlie, 21 grandchildren and 14 great grandchildren. Pallbearers included Regan Jr John Philip Billy James Charles Harold Dwain and Jerry.
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Mamie C. Robertson
Canton
Eubank
Kenneth Ralph
Morriss Cemetery
Mickey Robertson
Wills Point
Ted M. Robertson
Mesquite
EE. Y. Robertson
Yancy Robertson
Dallas
Lenna Utley
Charlie Carp
Regan Robertson Jr
John Philip Robertson
Billy Robertson
James Robertson
Charles Robertson
Harold Robertson
Dwain Robertson
Jerry Robertson
Local families visit relatives across towns
Mrs. J K Burges and Clyde Thompson visit parents Mr and Mrs Howard Thompson and Mr and Mrs Fritz. Modesitte Alderage Judy from Houston and C D Alderage Joy from Arlington visit Mrs Burges. Various relatives gather for meals and Sunday visits in Carrollton Garden Valley and Dallas with local hosts the Hollises Lunsfords and Burges family members.
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Clyde Thompson
Howard Thompson
Mrs. Fritz
Heat Deaths in Football Labeled Preventable by AMA Panel
A panel from the American Medical Association urged coaches and players to curb heat illness as football season nears. They advised acclimation to heat, gradual practice, mandatory water and salt replacement, and vigilance for signs of heat illness to prevent fatalities.
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Chicago
The
American Medical Association
Committee On
University of Kentucky
Charles Bradshaw
Purdue University
L. W. Combs
Allan J. Ryan
University of Wisconsin
Combs
Ryan
U.S
Clifford B. Fagan
National Federation of State High School Athletic Associations
Fagan
William E. Newell
National Athletic Trainers Association
Newell
Fred Hein
AMA Department of Health Education
American College of Sports Medicine
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