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Newspaper
The Lee Lantern
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1967
Page
2
The piece notes December 25 as Christmas a time for school breaks gifts dances and celebrations while urging readers to consider Christ birth and the holiday s historical significance regardless of individual faith. It offers season greetings and a call to reflect on the meaning of Christmas.
A patriotic warning urges young Americans to face adult duties and resist hippie influence and drug use. It argues LSD harms brain tissue and endangers future offspring, urging responsibility for the country and posterity.
Pfc. Joe A. Smith slated for discharge next week after 18 months of active duty spent at his Sacramento Valley home. He endured a delayed discharge, worked off base on salary while receiving a small allotment, and will complete two years of active reserves before final discharge affecting Army football and morale.
The Lee Lantern announces its weekly student staff roster with positions in editorial, features, sports, advertising, cartoons, photographers and reporters. Staff includes Claude Cook Jr as editor Crispin James as assistant editor Larry Gorden sports editor and Terry Smith as photographer among others.
Dennis Williams, president of Lee College Student Government, defends SG against anonymous accusations of poor leadership and lack of events. He cites band elections support, basketball game roles, pep rallies, club co op meetings, campus decorations, and upcoming activities including a Confederate Ball and Field Day. He invites the critic to sign replies or resigns.
Tallahassee the capital of Florida and Austin the capital of Texas were the only Confederate state capitals remaining uncaptured for the duration of the Civil War.
Tonight on Educational TV Edwin Newman hosts a program on Narcotics and Addiction with Dr Efren Ramirez. Tomorrow features the British Peace Corps and Anthology. The NET program American Business System studies corporate history. Thornton Wilder plays on NET Playhouse. Arts USA explores American modern dance. Public Broadcast Laboratories begins Red China history series. World Affairs Institute presents China topics with scholars and Critics discuss Poverty in Houston. Cactus Pryor on Men and Ideas. NET’s Whats New covers youth beautifying America.
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