Mexia community notices share aid and events
Local notices urge blood donation for Lamar Addy healing at Hillcrest Hospital and collect Toys for Tots names for Christmas gifts. Community events include Christian Men's Fellowship Breakfast at First Baptist, open house for Rev Baldwin, and a Junior Historian Club bake sale to fund an April trip to Austin.
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Pete Hughes
First Baptist
Gary Baldwin
Point Enterprise First Baptist Church
Mexia Middle School
Karner-Phillips
Austin
IMCs Mexia Plant Leaders Cite Plans and Progress
IMC Mexia area manager Carl Urich updated Lions Club members on the plant of IMC Magnetics, noting current employment of about 45 workers from Mexia Wortham and Teague. He described initial staffing and worn equipment, praised worker precision, and expressed confidence the plant will become profitable despite a loss and recession pressures.
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Carl Urich
Mexia
IMC Magnetics
Lions Club
Wortham
Teague
Urich
IMC
IMC Corporation
Lion Club
Mexia Mystery Shopper rules announced today
The 1975 Jaycee sponsored Mystery Shopper contest rules are published with one change. Participating merchants and their immediate families are ineligible to win. Shoppers must be caught in a participating store with a dated sales slip and identify themselves when asked.
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Mexia Daily News
KBUS
Blood Donation Drive Sets Up At Mexia First Baptist
The bloodmobile arrives Thursday from 2 to 8 p.m. at the First Baptist Church in Mexia with donors from Mexia Coolidge Tehuacana and Prairie Hill invited. The goal is 70 pints as volunteers describe blood as medicine and donate for hospital needs.
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Mexia
First Baptist Church
Coolidge
Tehuacana
Prairie Hill
Edmund Schuster
John Smith
Henry Radde
Becky McDonald
John Barham
Eally
Judge Takes Over Racially Troubled Boston School
In South Boston High, white and black pupils clashed within a day of a federal judge seizing control to enforce desegregation. Three black students were arrested, others injured, windows broken, and an NAACP office was firebombed with damages reported between 500 and 25,000 dollars.
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Judge
Boston
South Boston High
Boston Hospital
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
Congress approves $3.1 billion foreign aid bill for food aid
The House passed a $3.1 billion foreign aid authorization bill sending money to aid poor nations with $1.4 billion for food. The measure, larger than requested, requires priority to the poorest nations and urges a 10 million ton annual food supply. Separate legislation will allocate the funds.
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Washington
Congress
Ford
House
Senate Finance Committee eyes 13 billion tax cut push
The Senate Finance Committee moves to extend a 13 billion dollar individual income tax cut for six more months. Supporters expect a Ford veto, signaling a partisan clash over the relief measure.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Ford
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