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Newspaper
The Lee Lantern
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1968
Page
4
A columnist lampoons student study breaks and previews holiday gridiron action. It notes TV blackouts for three Houston games and plans to watch high school finals Bluebonnet and Sugar Bowl in person, plus Super Bowl excitement and NFL AFL matchups.
Lee College hires Michael M. Hefley as head track coach and assistant basketball coach under John McCormick. Hefley, a Chillicothe Texas native, has 14 years coaching across Texas, including Corpus Christi Junction Eagle Pass Hardin Jefferson and a recent masters from Lamar Tech. He played college football and track on a Victoria Junior College scholarship and brings diverse athletic leadership to Lee College.
New York Jets quarterback Joe Namath shaved his Fu Manchu mustache last Thursday after a shaving cream company offered him 10000 for a TV commercial. He expected to shave by February 15 but agreed early to the scene showing the removal. Namath plans to regrow a similar mustache though he dislikes the controversy and says hair has nothing wrong with it.
The University of Maryland broadens its administrative policy on speakers addressing campus groups. The automatic ban on speakers under criminal indictment or facing conviction is lifted this year, replacing the 1966 policy that blocked Timothy Leary from speaking after a campus group scheduled him.
A discussion of a Dallas Cowboys versus Kansas City Chiefs clash as a highly anticipated potential Super Bowl showdown. Analysts suggest a close three point win for Dallas if the game occurs, urging study and patience for the big test while joking about bribing teachers for a ticket.
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