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Silsbee Bee

Location

Silsbee, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1975

Page

2

McGovern Rebuts Scott On Refugee Return Proposal

U S Senator George McGovern denounces Senator Hugh Scott for distorting his refugee return plan. McGovern clarifies the proposal allows voluntary return with government aid and insists no refugee would be sent home without consent. He cites a Boston Globe remark from a Vietnamese doctor at Camp Pendleton to support the need to end Scott's criticism.

George McGovern BOF Cuba Senate Foreign Relations Committee Hugh Scott Senate Scott Boston Globe Camp Pendleton Saigon Vietnam

Senate approves aid bill for refugees and return transport

The Senate passed H R 6755 authorizing 405 million dollars for refugee assistance and adopted the McGovern amendment No 479 to permit funds for transportation of refugees who wish to return home.

Senate

Funeral Services Held for Mrs Annie Gilley Roff

Funeral services for Mrs Annie Gilley Roff 60 of Kirbyville were conducted at 2 p.m. May 31 at Causeys E E Stringer Funeral Home with Rev. Arthur Rover officiating and burial in Bean Cemetery. She died about 10 p.m. Thursday in John Sealey Hospital Galveston. A native of Hardin County she had lived in Kirbyville 45 years. Survivors include her husband Hershel Roff, brothers Bergman Gilley of Silsbee John Gilley in the U.S. Army, and a sister Nancy Gilley of Liberty.

Annie Gilley Roff Kirbyville Causey E. E. Stringer Bean Cemetery Arthur Rover John Sealey Galveston Hardin County Hershel Roff Bergman Gilley Silsbee John Gilley U.S. Army Nancy Gilley Liberty

Parade of Salads Sponsored by UTU Ladies Auxiliary

The Ladies Auxiliary to the United Transportation Union hosts a Parade of Summer Salads Sunday evening from 6 to 8 at Prince Hall Villa. Attendees include weight watchers and calorie counters invited to attend.

United Transportation Union Prince Hall Villa

Stringbean Murders Book Details Homicide Case

A former Nashville Banner reporter and Metro detective publish The Stringbean Murders to be released early next month by Rebel Publishers. The nonfiction work uses official case files and recollections, covers informant protection, bugging, and media dealings, and includes never before published police photographs.

Nashville Banner Metro Rebel Publishers, Inc Lealand Lane Warren B. Causey Tommy Jacobs Causey James F. D. Sewell Silsbee Mary Ann Sewell Country Music Hall of Fame Nashville Jacobs David Stringbean Akeman Tommy Bill Downey Downey

Honey versus other sweeteners nutrition comparison

Sally Springer of Texas A&M notes honey offers more calories and carbohydrates per tablespoon than granulated brown or powdered sugar and contains less calcium phosphorus and iron than brown sugar. She adds honey varies by nectar source and is composed of dextrose, sucrose, levulose and maltose with only small mineral differences from other sugars.

College Station Sally Springer Foods and Nutrition Texas Agricultural Extension Service Texas A&m University System

Rummage Sale Promoted by Evadale Church Group

The WMU of the First Baptist Church of Evadale sponsors a rummage sale June 5 6 7 at Bruce's Fish Market near the Neches River Bridge Evadale side. Sale hours are 8 a.m. to pan. Furniture dishes clothing and more will be for sale.

WMU The First Baptist Church of Evadale Bruce's Fish Market Neches River Bridge

Cramer Reunion Set for Baytown at Roseland Park

The annual Cramer reunion for friends and descendants of Uncle Bob and Dora Cramer will take place Sunday at Roseland Park Baytown. A basket lunch will be served at noon. For more information contact Mrs Bill Hartman at 385 5092.

Cramer Roseland Park Baytown Uncle Bob Dora Cramer Bill Hartman

Gospel Concert Friday in Evadale at Landis Enco Station

A free open air gospel concert is set for Friday at 7 p.m. at Landis Enco Station four way stop Evadale. Hosted by First Baptist Church Evadale youth, the Holley Family from Highlands, the Black and Phelps families, and others perform with Don Hebert of KTRM FM as master of ceremonies.

Landis Enco Evadale First Baptist Church of Holley Highlands Black and Phelps Don Hebert Ktrm-Fm

Card of Thanks for Jennie Smith

Thelma Busley and Louis Smith express gratitude to friends and neighbors for food flowers and prayers after the loss of their mother Jennie Smith Special thanks are given to Dr Tennison staff of Doctors Hospital and Rev Barclay for their support.

Jennie Smith Doug Tennison Doctors Hospital Barclay

Silsbee Library Offers Basic Adult Education Courses

The Silsbee Public Library now runs basic adult education for high school equivalency, civics, and citizenship, three days a week from 12 to 3 pm. Night classes will start June 3 from 7 to 9 pm on Tuesdays and Thursdays. About 18 students are enrolled. instructor Dawn Lauck leads the program with BISD oversight by Raymond Moyer, and volunteer help from Lauck’s husband James. Call 385-4831 for registration and curriculum details.

Mike Boss Nancy Spears Dawn Lauck Essie Gardner Betty Peppenhurst Silsbee Silsbee Public Library Lauck The BEE U.S H.T. Horka BISD James Lauck

Climate Averages for Moscow January and July

In Moscow the January mean temperature is 14 degrees, marking the coldest month, while July records a mean of 66 degrees as the warmest month. The figures summarize typical seasonal variation in the city climate.

Moscow

Americans Invested Billions Through War and Peace

Even before a formal constitution investors raised over 27 million dollars in securities to supply arms and fund rebuilding. From wartime to peacetime, Americans have consistently given freely, with millions invested as the nation faced both good and bad years.

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