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Newspaper
The Lee Lantern
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1967
Page
2
This passage urges recognizing Thanksgiving as more than turkey and football. It notes the day is tied to giving thanks, a practice often overlooked in favor of frills. Ministers, mothers, and holidays promote gratitude, but fault finding dominates public discourse on the day.
The editorial calls Baytown area students to back a tax and bond proposal rejected at the polls. It warns of educational and economic harm if not resubmitted and notes forthcoming community meetings and a series of articles to clarify the proposal's intent.
A nostalgic reminiscence contrasts a hidden outhouse with progress removing old obstacles. The author reflects on youths lacking courage, railing against easy living and overindulgence while recounting a tale of perseverance and change.
The Houston Chronicle sponsors a three concert Houston Symphony series with Andre Previn Eugene List and Percy Faith as guests. Previn opens December 16 with all shows at 8 p.m. in Sam Houston Coliseum tickets are 1.00 write Chronicle Concerts Houston Texas for seating.
Circle K Club reports successful completion of the Kiwanis apple sale and moves toward publishing a Lee College student directory and desk blotters. Members man a Rest Stop on Interstate 10 during Thanksgiving weekend serving refreshments, support for Baytown families, and pledge full backing to Rebel basketball and Coach McCormick.
Tomorrow on Speaking Freely Edwin Newman interviews director Richard Lester about the Beatles and How I Won the War. NET Playhouse repeats An Enemy of the People at 8:30 p.m. and CBS airs a color TV movie PT-19 starring Cliff Robertson and Robert Culp.
A campus crowd celebrated the first collegiate basketball game in over half a decade. The author notes a large turnout, a date on his arm, and student and faculty presence as feminine cheerleaders, Rebelettes, and the band contributed to school spirit.
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