La Marque School Board Approves Student Suspensions
In a five hour special meeting the La Marque Independent School District board, led by Dr John Nolte, approved suspensions of three high school students. Testimony from students, parents, and district officials followed a detailed review of fourteen misconduct incidents including a February 5 event and vulgar language directed at Principal Llewellyn.
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Board of Trustees
la Marque Independent
Board of
John G. Nolte Jr
Texas A&m
Nolte
la Marque
Carolyn
Possum Trot
Jim Llewellyn
Eugene Tenney
SMISD
Brice Cunningham
Dallas
Rose
Texas City
la Marque High School
Llewellyn
Pervis
Paul Arnold
George Walters
W.P. Weehunt
Kenneth Lowe
Robert Ferguson
Ralph Allen
Catherine McGrue
William McGrue
Catherine Jackson
Blue Jay
West Texas City
California
S.H. Buckles
Larry Mauldin
Adolph Diebel
Lincoln High School
Sue Sewell
John Nolte
Weldon Kolb
Jimmy Hayley
George Clayton
Tenney
Harold Jay
Lillian Lockhart
Fred Ryman
Research Council Growth Highlights Governance Efforts
The article notes continued research emphasis on economy efficiency effectiveness and equity in evaluating government programs. It cites Foster on council membership rising from 19 in 1959 to over 100 now and praises past and present leadership including Buster and the late Judge C.G. Dibrell Sr. and Jr. of Dibrell Dibrell Greer and Brown.
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Foster
Buster
C.G, Dibrell
C.G. Dibrell, Jr
Dibrell,Dibrell,Greer and Brown
Fine G, Bede
Kiwanis Meeting Highlights Safety Film and Events
La Marque Kiwanis heard a highway safety film titled Freeway phobia by Thorn ton Jackson who received an appreciation certificate. A rummage sale at Gibson's netted 230 dollars with five Distributive Education students assisting. next sale planned in August with kids clothing.
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Jimmy Haley
George Clayton
Benito
la Marque High School
Jimmy Baird
Mike Wiggins
Jeff Alford
D.E
Louise Schindler
Jim Norris
Marilyn Cox
Lmhs Journalism I
Local pageant winner Andra advances to state and beyond
Andra wins the local Our Little Miss pageant and is eligible for the state contest in June with state winners advancing to the World Our Little Miss Pageant in September in Miami Florida to be nationally televised. She previously placed runner up on May 25 at the Little Miss Shrimp Festival in Galveston and enjoys dancing drawing and learning from friends and TV. She has one sister and one brother, a cat Smokey and a dog Spooky. Seven winners receive a $25 savings bond and other prizes from Galveston merchants including several local banks.
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Miami
Andra
Galveston
Smokey
Spooky
Bank of Galveston
Bankers Savings & Loan
First Hutchings
Sealy National Bank
Guaranty
Federal Savings & Loan
United States National Bank
Wil
Moody & Co
Bankers
Elbands
Demonstrations In The Capitol Prompt Debate On Dissent
In Washington a group staged guerrilla theater inside an office disrupting staff and blocking access. Capitol police arrived and the demonstrators left within 10 to 15 minutes. The speaker defends peaceful dissent yet condemns militant disruption harming communication and policy aims.
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Washington
Capitol Police
South Vietnam
Vietnam
Southeast Asia
Paris
Law Enforcement as Pillar of Freedom Says Hoover
FBI Director J Edgar Hoover argues vigorous law enforcement is not repression but a vital part of a free society. He criticizes protesters who riot and label enforcement as repression, asserting order upholds liberty and the rule of law.
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J. Edgar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Deadline Near To Decide For Hawaiian Tour
The third Hawaiian Youth Tour plans a mid July departure with reservations due by mid May. Students and a few adults may go at the student rate for an 11 day trip to Maui Kauai Hawaii and Oahu. Deposits are urged now with new features this year including a jet 747 ride a pineapple cannery visit Chinatown tour and an extra Luau.
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C. V. Rice
Kauai
Hawaii
Oahu
Honolulu
Jack Lord
Star of Hawaii Five-O
Chinatown
Hawaiii
Letters to Editor on Amendment One and ethics body
RB McAlister J State Representative District 76 argues that Amendment One creates an Ethics Commission appointed by the Judiciary, with legislators no control. He claims salaries would stay the same or change only by the commission, and asserts the plan balances representation and limits campaign lobbying. He labels critics as trusting a subterfuge and socialist rhetoric.
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Ethics Commission
Judiciary
RB. McAlister
Lubbock, Levelland and
Brownfield
Moon rocks and memory from a Texas editor letter
A compilation of reader notes and reminiscences includes a request for drought era sources, a memory of a 1934 cattle shooting episode, and a first hand market anecdote about radishes sold at a city market. The piece contrasts past labor with speculative value of moon rocks and notes the changed times.
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Minneapolis
Oleander City honors business women meeting pageant
The Oleander City Chapter of the American Business Women's Association sponsors a pageant featuring Fair Gabriles School of Dance Dollies Beauty Salon Levy's Nathan's J C Penney Co Worthen Electric Co. The event showcases local firms and notable sponsors.
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Herbert Stallworth
College of the Mainland
Stallworth
Kokoma Joe
First Methodist Church
Ford
Griffith D. Lambdin
Bedford
Lambdin and
Hopkins
Robert K. Hutchings
First Hutchings-Sealy National Bank
Robert W. Alexander
M Leod, Alexander, Powel & Apffel
M.L. Waugh
Community Public Service Company
Robert A. Vineyard
United States National Bank of Galveston
William H. Fetter
Texas City Refining, Inc
John W. Wilkinson
American National Insurance Company
Che la Marque Times
la Marque, Texas
Texas
Galveston County
Texas Press Association
Orlando Blackburn
The
Capitol
Roy Sylvan Dunn
Texas Tech
Tech Station
Lubbock, Texas
Moon Rocks
All New
Lipa
Cae Payot
Boutique Purple
Pan
Ter
Your Electric Light & Power Company
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