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Port Isabel Press

Location

Port Isabel, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 1965

Page

1

Oceanographic center plan put on hold after lease vote

Oceanographic Development Inc faces delay on a $20 million oceanfront project on South Padre Island as the Park Board reviews a 9 percent annual lease. County Commissioners rejected the lease 3 to 2, prompting the firm to pause work while a second board meeting evaluates powers and terms. The project includes marina, lab, hotel, and related facilities.

Oceanographic Developmnt, Inc South Padre Island Park Board County Commissioners Court Joseph D. Albeanese, Jr Oceanographic Ygnacio Garza South Padre Is Albanese Garza Harry Lewis Guy Leggett Harlingen Tony Tamayo Brownsville Oscar Dancy Port Isabel Ted Hunt Albeanese Sea Ranch Marineland and Marine Laboratory

Views From The Lighthouse Readers Weigh In

A letter page near Port Isabel weighs public land use by Oceangraphic and a private project with $20 million funding. Residents discuss land values, local commerce, and community helpers like merchants and the Coast Guard. Continued on page 6.

Oceangraphic Laguna Causeway

Babson Forecast Sees 1966: Peace Prosperity Amid Cold War

Babson predicts 1966 will center on peace and prosperity with President Johnson pursuing Great Society gains. He cites potential U.S. defense spending boosts, steady employment, rising personal income, higher taxes, and continued consumer spending amid inflation concerns and global tensions. He warns of political and geopolitical risks, including Russia’s leadership dynamics and Vietnam.

Roger W. Babson Johnson de Gaulle Mao Tse-ttung Russia Khrushchev Africa Berlin Red China Mao United Nations Southeast Asia China Vietnam Cuba Castro U.S.A Dominican Republic

Quarterbackers To Plan Game At Next Meet

Port Isabel quarterback club will meet January 5 at 7 30 p.m. at the high school. Everett Saynes, president, says the meeting will set final plans for the February 10 basketball game with the Harlem Globetrotters. The event features the Globetrotters in one of their comic games. Plans for the March all sports banquet will also be made at the Wednesday meeting. Sagnes asks all members to attend.

Port Isabel Everett Saynes Harlem Globe Trotters Cor Sagnes

First 1966 Baby To Be Recipient Of Gift Shower

The first Port Isabel Padre Island baby born after 12:01 a.m. Jan 1, 1966 will receive gifts from area merchants including Lighthouse Grocery Market Freddy's Pharmacy Barrera's Texaco Port Isabel Press Merchant's Marine State Bank and El Toro Drive In.

Port Hsabel - Padre Island Lighthouse Grocery & Market Freddy's Barrera’s Texaco Station Merchant’s Marine State Bank el Toro Drive-In Port Isabel Press

Prisoner beaten in jail faces new charges in Port Isabel

Port Isabel man George Fissner, previously injured in a jail beating on Oct. 2, was arrested Dec. 24 for carrying a concealed weapon, driving while intoxicated, and discharging a firearm within city limits. Police recovered a loaded .38 revolver after a reported yard gun incident. he was jailed in Cameron County pending bond.

Port Isabel George Fissner Elsner Charles Barter Ramiro Barrera Champion St Barrera Ray Sandlin John Jordan Cameron County Browns Vire

Nebraska Bishop Copeland to Speak at McAllen Laymen's Rally

Nebraska area Bishop Kenneth W. Copeland will headline the Laymen's Rally at First Methodist Church McAllen on December 30. The Rev James F. Stone hosts the event open to all faiths with a special section for Nebraska winter residents to meet the bishop.

Kenneth W. Copeland Nebraska Methodist Church Lincoln McAllen First Methodist Church Copeland Texas Conveland Travis Park Methodist Church San Antonio South Central Methodist Protestant Church Corsicana Southern Methodist University Dallas Arrett Biblical Institute Evanston Illinois Methodist Southern University Georgetown James F. Stone

1500 Sacks Of Candy At Port Isabel Party

Port Isabel volunteers handed out 1500 packages of candy and fruit at the annual Christmas party for local children. Lloyd Bobbitt credited residents for help in making the event possible as Santa rode the fire truck through town before the party at the fire hall.

Port Isabel Lloyd Bobbitt Santa Claus

Police Probe Home Burglary In Port Isabel

Police investigate a robbery at the home of Aurora Garbarena in Port Isabel. A jewelry box valued at about $100 and a radio were taken. Entry was gained through an open front door. Seven juveniles and an adult were questioned and released.

Aurora Garbarena Port Isabel

PTA Benefit Dance at South Padre Island Civic Center

The Pre School PTA will sponsor a New Year’s Eve benefit dance at the South Padre Island Civic Center from 9:30 p.m. to 1 a.m. Tickets are 1.50 for gentlemen, 1.00 for ladies, and 0.50 for children.

P.T.A South Padre Island Civic Center

County Dads Set Vote On Advertising Levy

Cameron County voters will go to the polls January 28 to vote on a five cent per hundred dollar valuation tax to fund advertising the Valley to tourists and northern industry. The proposal, urged by Clyde Fincher and Carl Gibbons, was voted out by the commission. The election may be held with a larger election to reduce costs.

Cameron County Clyde Fincher San Benito Carl Gibbons Hidalgo County Adolph Thomas, Jr Fincher

County plan to spend advertising funds for commissioners

The five member county commission approved a plan to use about 125000 dollars for advertising the commissioners to choose. Fincher noted state law allows a five member board to decide spending of such funds. All members voted yes except Thomas who abstained citing unfamiliarity with the proposal. Some attorneys say state law prohibits counties from using county funds to promote a region. Only Cameron County and Brownsville may be promoted with county funds. The Valley Chamber of Commerce originated the idea, arguing the Valley lags behind Florida Arizona and California in tourism and industry advertising.

Fincher Commissioners Court Thomas Cameron County Brownsville Valley Chamber of Commerce Florida Arizona California

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