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Newspaper
Waco News Citizen
Location
Waco, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1965
Page
2
A dense OCR fragment lists TV channel programming and personnel, mentioning Wiser, Weyer, Tomneoaon Sahat, Drew Weree MO Wig, and various show blocks, times, and station notes. It reads as a detailed, period style TV guide with ad-like lines and multiple names, titles, and schedule cues scattered throughout.
A community meeting discusses consolidation of Gholson and nearby schools under the City Rights Act. Dwellers debate transferring Gholson pupils to West Independent District, funding options, and staffing changes while residents rally support for the school board’s decision. Community committees form to engage residents and monitor the process.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions individuals such as Mire Arter H and Mr. out Mire, plus places like L. G. Al and Stathom. It references a date window around spring events, a venue at 8 Weegee, and mentions a Mr. ot Mire and Theme of Eet. Details are garbled and names are uncertain.
The early history notes that higher education started in Teas in 1840 with the founding of Puttereville University by Fepetted. The account emphasizes the university as the first major institution in the region and marks 1840 as a landmark year.
Co A 9th Engineer Battalion from Waco and nearby Texas communities will train at Fort Carson Colorado for two weeks. The unit will conduct road and trail construction using crane shovel and dozer operators with 97 reservists led by Capt J Carrail McReynolds. Operation Skythrust I will airlift the unit from James Connally AFB to Pederson Field before returning to Waco.
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