Faulk Celebrities Texas Roots In NYC Rise And Fall
John Henry Faulk, UT graduate, rose in New York on CBS radio before being blacklisted by Aware Inc. He and attorney Louis Nizer won a civil judgment in a landmark case over the blacklist. CBS later aired Fear on Trial, while Faulk spoke at College of the Mainland about America and the Bill of Rights.
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Carroll Facal
Texas
Big City
John Henry Faulk
New York City
CBS Radio
Faulk
University of Texas
Aware, Inc
John Henry
Louis Nizer
Aware
CBS Television
College of the Mainland
America
Boots Cooper
Energy Tip for Disposer Use Cold Water
Do not run disposers with hot water. Use cold water to solidify grease, grind it up, and wash it away more easily. This saves energy and reduces waste from heating water in the disposal process.
Project HELP volunteers aid Manor reading program
Hitchcock Independent School District launches Project HELP with four senior reading tutors, Margaretta Talbot, Mildred Johnson, Ethel Harris and Bertha Bolton, working one to one with about seventy Stewart Elementary students. Volunteers rotate visits to relieve isolation and support literacy. contact Delores Koopman at 986-5561 for information.
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Hitchcock Independent School District
Mickey Shult
Janelle Flournoy
Manor Care
Margaretta Talbot
Mildred Johnson
Ethel Harris
Bertha Bolton
Stewart Elementary
Delores Koopman
Overpackaging Sparks Grin and Groan from Readers
Humorist laments packaging designs that frustrate buyers from tear strips on cereal boxes to reseal gaps on chip bags. He recalls a long career, invites reader anecdotes, and teases a Houston Chronicle misprint in radio listings with light-hearted irony.
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Cathy Gillentine
Consumer Product Safety Division
Marvin Zindler
Oklahoma
Houston
Rogers
Houston Chronicle
Fred Faour
Jim Curran
la Marque
Chronicle
KLVL
TCU
Baylor
KXYZ
Rice
Oklahoma State
KTLW
Missouri
Nebraska
Annual church chicken and spaghetti dinner announced
Ellen Bonham endures a broken toe after a fitness class, while the Meadow Lane Bonham family bids farewell to humor. Ken Bonham hints at a smile as preparations begin for the 24th annual First United Methodist Church supper for 500 diners, with prices up to 2.50 for adults and 1.75 for children, including pie.
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Ellen Bonham
Meadow Lane
Bonham
Ken
Ellen
First United Methodist Church
Methodist Church
Louisville
Nashville
Denta Roche
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Paul Knapp
Harold Choate
Robert Choate
Danny Touchstone
Manor
Will Rogers
Galveston and
Turkey
Eta FR
Galveston
Schreiber & Miller
Galveston County
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Ron Richards
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