Local Names Listed in Editorial Society Page
A roster of individuals including R. L. Read Mrs Leona Whitman Lee Kelly Mrs Fern McAdams Mrs Linda Nolen Richard Weathersby Harold Leigh Mrs John S Basye James Johnson Billy Joe Williams appears in a society column listing contributors and attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Read
Leona Whitman Lee Kelly
Fern McAdams
Linda Nolen
Richard Weathersby
Harold Leigh
John S. Basye
James Johnson Billy Joe Williams
Debate Over Hunting Ethics Divides Advocates and Critics
Former hunter and environmental writer Jack E. Hope analyzes both sides of the anti hunting debate. He argues hunters are largely law abiding and key to wildlife funding, while noting modern consumption and habitat loss affect wildlife, challenging the idea that sport hunting is inherently immoral.
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America
Jack E. Hope
Hope
Burglary Charges Filed Against Two Men in Silsbee Case
Police report two men charged with burglary in separate Silsbee incidents. Daniel Camacho, 36, accused of Feb 21 City hotel burglary. items recovered and bond set at 2500. Hayward Hamilton, 20, charged for Feb 10 home burglary. bond 5000. Reese Giles Davis faces evading arrest and racing after a Tuesday night motorcycle chase. bond total 525.
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Silsbee
Bob L. Ogden
Daniel Camacho
Victoria
City
George Miller
Ronald Barnes
Camacho
Woodville
James Fulgham
William Gilley
Justice of the
Bennie Como
James Doane
Hayward Hamilton
Lola Ford
North Second Street
Ogden
Como
Br. M. Anding
Dennis Jones
Anding
Jones
North Fifth Street
FM 92
Joette Haynes Road
Davis
Justice of the Peace
Texans ponder presidential nominating convention delegates
A special Texas presidential primary proposal advances despite strong opposition as U S Senator Lloyd Bentsen announces his candidacy. The plan would have delegates chosen on the primary ballot with candidates selecting their own delegates in 31 Senate districts.
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Austin
House Elections Committee
U.S
Lloyd Bentsen
Texas
Bentsen
Tom Schieffer
Fort Worth
Schieffer
U.S. Supreme Court
High Court
WQB
Hugh C. Yantis Jr
Texas Railroad Commissions
Reeves Promoted to Senior Master Sergeant in Air Force
Peterson Field Colorado announces the promotion of David E. Reeves to senior master sergeant in the U.S. Air Force. Reeves is a data systems superintendent with a unit of the Aerospace Defense Command and a 1952 graduate of Lufkin High School. His wife Wanda is daughter of Diboll residents.
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Peterson Field
Colo
David E. Reeves
U.S. Air Force
Reeves
Amos Reeves
Bell St
Silsbee
Aerospace Defense Command
Lufkin High School
Wanda
George Torbert
Diboll
Malvina Hoffman Displays 101 Faces in Hall of Man
Sculptor Malvina Hoffman presents a group of 101 figures portraying human faces at the Field Museum of Natural History in Chicago. The collection sits in the Hall of Man and showcases her study of humanity through sculpture.
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Malvina Hoffman
Field Museum of Natural History
Chicago
Free Adult Education Classes Offered at Silsbee Library
The Silsbee Public Library hosts state funded Adult Basic Education programs from first to twelfth grade levels. Classes run daytime hours at the library with private study booths and personal instruction on set afternoons, plus night sessions at O'Neil School. Call 385-4831 for details.
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Silsbee
O’neil
Annex
Congress Voices Budget Defense Alarm Over Deficit Spending
In a congressional record segment Rep. William L. Dickinson of Louisiana warns that persistent deficits threaten national defense. He cites rising procurement costs, coal and power prices, and inadequate Navy ship-building, urging responsible action and stressing the Soviets outspend the U.S. in key naval categories.
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William L
Dickinson
Department of Defense
Navy
United States
Crump’s Grass Roots Comment on Federal Spending
The piece criticizes Congress for using the Federal Treasury for urban renewal and civic center funds. It notes NEA and NEH funding rising from 7 million in 1966 to 150 million, calling the expansion deficit spending and blaming buyer resistance as the piper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Treasury
National Endowment For the Arts and Humanities
Energy tip: resist peeking as oven door opens
Opening the oven door wastes energy by 20 percent each time and increases baking time, so keep the door closed to save heat and finish sooner.
Mrs. Jimmy Perkins Urges Support For Utilities Commission
A Texas reader urges creation of a state utilities commission to curb rate hikes by Gulf States Utilities. She cites a bill from $45 to $149.68 and notes lack of consumer protection without state regulation. She appeals to readers to write legislators with handwritten letters.
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Jimmy Perkins
Utilities Commission
Gulf States
Texas
John Hill
State Utilities Commission
Platinum's global trade centers amid rare metal boom
Rare metal platinum is dominated by South Africa the Soviet Union and Canada. Despite public view of platinum as for wedding rings industry uses more than 95 percent of mined platinum.
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South Africa
Soviet Union
Canada
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