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Newspaper
The Lee Lantern
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1967
Page
2
An editorial argues that only 386 of about 2000 students voted in Lee College class officer elections, questions the purpose and duties of Student Council, and calls for greater student engagement and understanding of office responsibilities to improve turnout and civic life.
KUHT airs 26 programs from Nations Business on Is American Business too Big? with Alfred Seegle interviewing C H Greenwalt of DuPont and Donald F Turner. Sports, music, and art programs follow with shows on What’s New in bike making in the Netherlands, Tracy Newman, Jupiter study, AFL CIO leader George Meany, Whitman leaves of grass, Lautrec in Paris, Debussy and Barber, Bartok portrait, Tales of Genji, and Living for the Sixties hosted by Betty Furness.
The Lee Lantern recognizes Lee College staff members Donald Bennett, Ken Bunting, Claude Cook Jr, Norma Cook, Larry Gordon, Clem Hausmann, Vicki Hutchinson, Crispin James, Jean Loftin, Leta McKay, Larry Moler, Paul Petropolis, Terry Smith, Robbie Van Natter and Robert Ziegler plus contributors Beverly Litton, Mark Gottlieb, Andrea Mills, Brian Seegar for their service and support to the college community.
A vivid tour describes Allen's Landing as a lively weekend spot with crowded sidewalk shops, a bustling wharf, and the Love Street Light Circus and Feel Good Machine. Cliff Carlin's Light Circus features go go dancers, two bands, psychedelic lighting, and projected scenery for two dollars per person.
A reader requests publication of a note about a dented rear fender on a 1967 yellow Ford pickup in the tennis court lot east end between 1 30 p m and 4 30 p m on October 5 1967. The letter ends with a moral jab about peace of mind offering two paths: confess or take driving lessons.
Channel 8 unveils its first regular colorcast while Nick Gearhart debuts on KUHT. Critical Issue, hosted by Gearhart, examines Houston area challenges with a first program on Mass Transportation exploring freeways and airports.
Broadway and Hollywood film version of Luv with Jack Lemmon and Elaine May plays at Brunson Theatre. Stage version at Houston Theatre Center features Bob Marich and Glenn Holtzman on South Main. The Happiest Millionaire at Gaylynn Theatre is a musical engagement. The Taming of the Shrew and Beach Red head a double feature at Interstate's Loew's. Zero Mostel stars in A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum. Belafonte, Aretha Franklin and Joan Baez perform October 17 at Sam Houston Coliseum.
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