City approves amended lease terms and recreation plans
City votes to relocate the Tom Ball brick veneer house near the lake with Lions Club bearing costs. Public access to golf remains, private club provision barred. Lease allows city to reclaim land with expense settlement to Lions Club. Additional items include sewer services request, firemen gear purchases, and reimbursements for attending firefighter training at A&M.
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Otto Kinsel
Palestine Hwy
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Raymond Magruder
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T. FE. Beck
R. C. Hassell
David Dover
A&m
Rural Wreck Summary For County Told
Cherokee County Rural Traffic Accident Summary for June 1965 shows 18 rural crashes with 20 injuries and $8145.90 in property damage. For the first six months of 1965 101 crashes caused 3 deaths and 66 injuries with $92 59.00 in property damage.
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Cherokee County
Okee County
County seeks state aid for Highway 84 upgrades into Rusk
Officials request the state start improvements on two Highway 84 sections into Rusk including a two lane segment from the 69 red light to Guinn Street and a four lane stretch to the 110 and 84 junction with curb and gutter work. Plans cover upgrades to Pate Street area and storm sewers curbs and right of way purchases. Hassell emphasizes the project essential for town traffic and growth. Council approves June bills totaling 3160.84.
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Guinn Street
Courthouse Square
Pate Street
Hassell
Safety on the job and on highways drives world peace
The piece urges eliminating accidents in American industry, homes, and highways as vital to victory in global conflict. It cites nearly one million lives lost and over a hundred billion dollars wasted in the past decade, arguing safety is essential to national strength and credibility abroad.
Roundabout Speaking of the Virs and Monday Escape
Roundabout notes a chaotic start to the week as War Department involvement and a Whitehead ally explain why Mother's needed Monday off. The story recounts a Six Flags trip plan by a youth group from First Methodist Church and how a chaperone issue surfaced.
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War Department
Whitehead
Mother
Six Flags
First Methodist Church
Roundabout
Rusk Welcomes South Texas Producers Association Delegation
A delegation from the South Texas Producers Association, led by President C. Hinton Jr., visited Rusk to welcome the group's directors and officers. The association ships 300 000 to 350 000 pounds of milk daily from 16 counties, employing about 60 staff with a $350 payroll.
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Rusk Chamber of Commerce
C. §. Hinton, Jr
South Texas
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