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Newspaper

Waco News Citizen

Location

Waco, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1966

Page

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Christmas greetings and civic notes from Waco

A Christmas message hopes for peace and goodwill despite current tensions. The column covers retirements in the Waco fire department, broader social security concerns, and tax costs. Local council items include a Fort Fisher park acknowledgment, a $5,000 fee, and Park Lake Drive repaving plans tied to a bond election. It notes Jack Ruby’s medical condition and trial delays, plus a debate over who should pay court transcript costs.

Chester William Arthur Waco Fire Department Waco Waco Chamber of Commerce Fort Fisher Brazos Riverside Drive Eldridge Lovelace Harland Bartholomew Associates Bob Wood Park Lake Drive Carson Hoge Public Works George Scott Oak Cliff Good Lord Jack Ruby Ruby Kennedy Oswald Texas Court of Criminal Appeals Texas Attorney General McLennan County 54Th District Court County Commissioners Court

Jaycee Home Decoration Contest Winners Named

The 1966 Jaycee Christmas Contest results list John D. Blackburn residence 9337 Hill Lane Woodway as over $25 winner and Danny G Freedman residence 3932 North 22nd as under $25 winner. Awards include $25 savings bond and gift certificates plus Division I plaques.

John D. Blackburn Hill Lane Woodway Danny G. Freedman North 22Nd Blackburns Texas Power & Light K-Mart Freedmans Gibson's Discount Center Ruben Iglehart Dripping Springs Road W. E. Singletary Wayne R. W. Southwell Todd J. R. Milam, Jr Crescent Donald Easterwood Parkwood Lester Pfeffer Stratford

Texas Safety Association issues New Year's Accidental Death Alert

The Texas Safety Association issues a New Year's Accidental Death Alert urging drivers to reduce weekend traffic fatalities. TSA President S. Ross Carr calls for personal responsibility, sober driving, and courtesy to save lives during the December 30 to January 2 period, overlapping with Operation Deathwatch. 36 Texas deaths expected this weekend.

Texas Safety Association Today Texas S. Ross Carr Houston TSA Texas Department of Public Safety Operation Deathwatch DPS Texas Highway Department

JC's Hold Christmas Lunch

The Waco Jaycees held their annual Christmas luncheon at noon Thursday in the Alice Inn. Entertainment came from Delores Donaldson with accompanist. Jaycee wives attended as guests and received door prizes. Jim Hawkins, past Jaycee President, presided.

Waco Jaycees Alice Inn Delores Donaldson Jim Hawkins

Hillhaven Christmas and Birthday Party At Convalescent Center

Hillhaven Convalescent Center hosted a combined Christmas and birthday party on Thursday. The Waco Rural Garden Club assisted with planning led by Mrs Dodwell, honoring six December birthdays among about sixty patients. Mrs Ralph Hervey supervised the event noting monthly birthday observances, with festive decorations, a lit Christmas tree, Santa mural, and patient handiwork on display.

Hillhaven Santa

Post Office Closed 26th January and VA compensation rise

The Veterans Administration reports a new law signed by President Johnson on November 3 raises Dependency and Indemnity Compensation for veterans survivors. Monthly payments increase for children from 77 to 80 for one child and up to 149 for three children, with per additional child at 29, and increases for dependent parents from 83 to 97 with income limits rising to 1800.

Jack Coker Veterans Administration Waco Johnson

Pete's Cafe Closes End of An Era in Waco Square

Longstanding Pete's Cafe on Waco's south square ended 1904 to 1960s legacy as the Klaris family run business. Pete Klaris opened the cafe with a beer tavern upstairs and fed generations with 5 cent hamburgers and 15 cent cheese and crackers. Jim Klaris and later Nick kept it open for decades, serving transients and needy patrons before closing this week, marking the end of a nickel coffee era on the square.

Pete Waco’s Square Waco Pete Klaris Jimmy Nick To T Fields Pete’s Petes Waco’s

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