Texas Begins Nation’s First Joint Teacher Certification Plan
Texas launches a four year program to redesign teacher certification linking universities and public schools. The plan, funded by 3.35 million dollars from the federal Education Department, runs Sept 1 1965 to Aug 31 1974 with partners including the University of Texas at El Paso University of Houston Texas Christian University Bishop College and West Texas State University.
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Bill Reeves
University of Texas At el Paso
ESC Region XIX
el Paso Independent School
Education Service Center
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Houston
Beaumont
Huntsville
Texas Christian University- Bishop College
ESC
Fort Worth Area
West Texas State University
Amarillo
Canyon
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American Association of Colleges For Teacher Education
Driver cited after chain collision near US 96
A hospital official said two women were injured in a crash on US 96 involving a Ford Mustang driven by Sue Henderson, 22. Dorothy Martin was northbound when a car veered onto the shoulder, forcing her to move and collide. Martin cited for driving on the wrong side.
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Wayne
Pat Sue Henderson
Isbee
Dorothy Martin
Pultid
Mustanglen
Guest Speaker Rev S V Michael At Local Assembly
Rev Stanley V Michael of Springfield Missouri will speak at First Assembly of God Church in Silsbee on Wednesday July 15 at 7 pm Rev Michael is national secretary of the Assemblies of God benevolences department based in Springfield He graduated from Central Bible College and has worked at the headquarters since 1954
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Stanley V. Michael
Springfield
Assembly of God
Silsbee
J. A. Hendrix
Michael
Berkeley Springs
W. Va
Assemblies of God Department of Benevolences
Department of Benevolences
Assemblies of God
Central Bible College
Denomination
Rea and Butler Win Hardin County 4-H Dress Revue
In the 1970 Hardin County 4-H Dress Revue held June 30 at the Courthouse in Kountze, Carol Fay Rea and Henrietta Butler won senior and junior first place respectively. Blue ribbons went to multiple seniors and juniors from Pine Ridge Lumberton and Kountze, with district 11 represe ntatives chosen for July 31 at Joske's Gulfgate Houston.
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Kountze
Carol Fay Rea
Brenda Wood
4-H Council
Miss Goodrum
Carol Park
Pine Ridge
Alice Jordan
Laura Tatum
Sandra Park
Becky Bozeman
Sarabeth Agnew
Brenda Edwards
Wanda Rogers
Sandra Ladd
Henrietta Butler
Lumberton
B. E. Rea
I. M. Butler Jr
Joske’s
Gulfgate
Houston
Carolyn Park
I. M. Butler
Doyle Park
SBA Officials To Aid Beaumont Small Businesses
Donald D. Grose of the SBA Houston announces an on site visit in Beaumont on July 15 by Malcolm Bridges and Albert J. Coburn to assist local businessmen with SBA financial and management programs. The session runs 8 30 a m to 4 30 p m at the Beaumont Chamber of Commerce with appointments via 838 6581.
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Donald D. Grose
Small Business Administration
Houston
Beaumont
SBA
Malcolm Bridges
Albert J. Coburn
Beaumont Score
Chamber of Commerce
Card of Thanks for Cary Leon Mc Adams
The family of Cary Leon Mc Adams thanks friends for flowers visits and sympathy shown during their loss.
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Cary Leon McAdams
Webster Named Kirby Corporate Relations Head
Kirby Lumber Corp. announces J. M. Webster of Houston will become Manager of Corporate Relations effective July 1 1970. He has led Kirby Texas operations since March 1969 and resides in Conroe with wife Mary and six daughters. The Texas native and University of Michigan graduate serves the community through the First Methodist Church.
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T. M. Orth
Kirby Lumber Corp
J. M. Webster
Houston
Webster
Texas
Kirby
Mary
Mr. Webster
Conroe
First Methodist Church
University of Michigan
S.S. HOPE Conducts Ten Month Mission to Tunisia
A Project HOPE nurse prepares to inoculate a Tunisian child as the hospital ship S S HOPE continues a ten month mission. Over a decade the vessel has trained and treated in developing nations across four continents reaching Cartagena and Kandy and leaving knowledge and goodwill worldwide.
Rural industries show seasonality and low annual incomes
Agriculture and other rural sectors face strong seasonal patterns which contribute to persistently low yearly earnings in rural communities. The variability tied to crops, livestock, and processing cycles affects income stability for farmers, workers, and small producers.
Troop 282 Scouts Return From Camp
Eighteen Scouts and two adults of Troop 282 enjoyed a summer camp with eight earning the mile swim award. Scouts named include Bobby Carster Mike Lee Van Swarthout Clint Parr Harry McGraw Robert Brunner Norman Hooks and Jerry Curtis. Spurger entrants Olen Hicks and Steve Moncurief noted for outstanding camp tent. Doyle Swarthout Norman Hooks and Jerry Curtis tapped for the Order of the Arrow.
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Bobby Carster
Mike Lee
van Swarthout
Clint Parr
Harry McGraw
Robert Brunner
Norman Hooks
Jerry Curtis
Spurger
Olen Hicks
Steve Moncurief
Doyle Swarthout
Order of the Arrow
Texas truck operation nets average $25,000 yearly
A single Texas joulpwood truck yields about $25,000 in annual business for the community, reflecting its economic contribution and steady demand in local commerce.
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