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Newspaper
Port Isabel Press
Location
Port Isabel, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1964
Page
5
Word arrived last week that Me He nat Hay den of Colorado died. He had spent 14 years in Port Isabel with his wife and was a longtime guest at Keller's Courts. They observed the winters there and had always stayed with local residents.
A Brownsville based Spanish teacher at Port Isabel High School praises the community and students but complains the dust is terrible. She holds a B.A. in Spanish and English from the University of Texas and commutes daily from Brownsville.
The passage discusses cheating in academic work, outlining how cheating harms credit and outcomes. It warns that cheaters risk detection and longer-term trouble, urging students to do their own work and avoid copying others.
Huntsville hosts the October prison rodeo month with inmate cowboys tackling prison-produced broncs and bulls in events such as the Mad Scramble and hard money rounds. Notable acts include Ted and Betty Lamb, Connie Griffith, and Jimmy Hyde with proceeds funding inmate education and recreation services. Reserved seats range from $3.40 to $4.40, tickets via the Rodeo Ticket Office.
Austin district oferevenue will mail pre addressed Form 941 to employers this September. Blank returns available at local offices and through regional service center processing by ADP. Phinney urged correct tax form entries and timely filing to ensure accurate reports.
Shell Club members led a Sunday trip up Padre Island organized by Mrs W Long of Maringin as vice president. About ten volunteers guided a caravan for ages including youths with routes toward the Valley and Isabel areas, aiming to promote Shell Faire events and community fellowship.
Thirty seven people from Guanajuato, Mexico were hosted by the Cameron County Park Board at a fish fry in Ida Hoa Bark cabana area. The group, led by Park Director Larry Brown, toured Brownsville, the island city, and the port area on a sightseeing trip arranged with the Brownsville Chamber of Commerce.
The Executive Board and the Advisory Committee sponsor a selection workshop for public library learning at the Gate Library. The session runs from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. with a focus on Burson and related topics.
A political advertisement denounces modern life and consumer greed. It endorses Lyndon B Johnson and Hubert H Humphrey, urging readers to vote Democrat and support local Democratic candidates in a paid political notice.
Texas College of Arts and Industries associate professor Dr. Glick joined thousands in England for Shakespeare’s 400th birthday. She studied Hamlet revisions and compared prompt books by Irving and others, noted Garrick’s major edits, and attended seven Stratford performances despite sold out tickets.
Brownsville Texas Southmost College registrar Henry Warren reports a seven percent fall enrollment increase over last year. Total enrollment reaches 768 this year, up from 701 last year, with 553 full time and 215 part time students. Evening student numbers rise modestly as the dean notes a continued steady growth pattern.
Health officials report encephalitis on the decline after a South Plains and Houston outbreak. The disease, spread by mosquitoes, can cause brain inflammation and serious symptoms. prevention focuses on eliminating standing water, insect control, and personal protection.
Gordon D Stinson joins Texas Southmost College as a licensed speech instructor. The Minnesota native and Brownsville Community Players founder taught at Faulk Junior High and Williams High School. He holds a BA in speech and dramatic arts from Winona State College and studied at LaCrosse State and the State University of Iowa. President C J Garland calls him a qualified instructor with radio TV and theater credentials.
A fragment reports gold washing through Virginia, North and South Carolina, Genozia and Alabama before surfacing in California. The text mentions women and tools but lacks clear dates or events.
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