Advertising offers broad career opportunities for youth
The article argues advertising is a growing field with seven billion dollars invested yearly. It highlights three main paths: media, advertisers, and agencies, plus suppliers. It notes vast potential in farming areas and emphasizes advertising’s social goals and wide scope for creative, analytical, and managerial talents.
Elks Club Scholarships Offered For Local Students
The Elks Club National Foundation offers scholarships from 80 to 2000 dollars with 133000 dollars projected this year. Eligible college students compete on merit including scholarship citizenship personality perseverance resourcefulness patriotism and financial need. Local lodge winners are due to the foundation by March 31 in Chicago and applications must be filed by February 15 in LA offices.
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Elks Club National Foundation
Elks National Foundation
Chicago
Roland Armstrong
Peace Corps Couple Finds Hard Work and Pleasure
Mr and Mrs Thomas Kelsey of Houston after a June 1966 wedding travel to Puerto Rico for Peace Corps training and then relocate to Manoare Venezuela to aid agrarian reform. They live in Camp Radley near Arecibo learn to subsist on native food and help campesinos with sewing nutrition and crafts while adapting to poverty and lack of amenities.
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Peace Corps
Thomas Kelsey
Houston
Mexico
Kelseys
Puerto Rico
Venezuela
Camp Radley
Arecibo
Kelsey
Manuare
National Agrarian Institute of Venezuela
Rebels Host San Jacinto Aiming For Key Junior College Clash
The SC Rebels return home Tuesday January 16 to face San Jacinto College of Pasadena, one of the nation’s top junior college teams. San Jacinto has lost only one game this season and features Ollie Taylor, the leading JC scorer. Tipoff is 7 30 p m with fans urged to back the Rebels.
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Nexr
San Jacinto
Pasadena
Ravens
Ollie Taylor
Rain Delays Lee College Parking Lot Completion
Lee College faces delays in finishing a new parking lot as bad weather and material shortages push back the December 12, 1967 deadline. Comptroller Ivin H. Miles notes the contractor will not be liable if opened early. Students complain about distant parking and cold rainy mornings.
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Ivin H. Miles
Lee College Comptroller
Miles
Terial
LCJA's Set For Business
The Junior Achievement company sponsored by Lee College has launched a sales campaign with about 20 students printing note pads and personalized stationery. Pads come in 2.5 by 4 and 5 by 8 inches bearing Lee College, Lee High School, Sterling insignias or personalized. Sold at the student union book store. personalized orders taken there. Printing runs through April when the company will be liquidated for the year.
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Junior Achievement Company
Lee College
Lee High School
Sterling
John R. Pachacek
Democrats Back LB) War Policy Endorse Continued Bombing
Lee College's Young Democrats held a meeting to discuss foreign policy amidViet Nam and Middle East concerns. An opinion poll on U S war policy found 55 percent reluctant to answer if they would pull out, 27 percent in favor of staying, and 18 percent for pullout. A second vote showed 54.5 percent backing continued bombing in North Vietnam, 45.5 percent opposing.
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Lee College
Young Democrats
Viet Nam
Middle East
U. S
United States
Journalism Enrollment Surges for Eighth Straight Year
Princeton report shows journalism or prejournalism study rising for the eighth year in a row, with growth outpacing overall college enrollments. The Newspaper Fund, Inc. notes 24,445 students across 118 colleges are in journalism programs or prejournalism.
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Princeton
N. J
Newspaper Fund, Inc
Linus Neighborhood Faces Water and Safety Needs
Jose Ainslie of Harris County Community Action urged Linus residents to push for water pressure improvements, street widening and paving, street lighting funded by the county, ditch elimination on Morelos Street, and stronger police protection. He works with Guadalupe Church president Gregory Juarez as local visitors included Sheriff Captain Bob Leonard, Health official W H Larrimer, and County Commissioner W V Ramsey.
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Jose Ainslie
Harris County Community Action Project
Office of Economic Opportunity
Young Democrats
Lee College
Linus
Baytown
Little Mexico
Johnson and Morelos
Wade Road
Montezuma
Ainslie
Gregory Juarez
Guadalupe Church
Bob Leonard
Sheriff's Department
W. H. Larrimer
Health Department
W. V. Ramsey
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