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Newspaper
Waco News Citizen
Location
Waco, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1965
Page
2
The readable fragments mention Wood and Ave publication, a weathering timeline, and a shelf of unreadable items. It references Pere News telegraphic notes and a cash amount of 20 dollars in connection with a named person Beuret and a place in Florida.
Hank Jr. headlines a fund raising performance to help local children. The event details include volunteers, venue notes, and a list of participants, with attendance and contributions shaping a community support effort.
The page outlines a dense TV schedule with channel 10’s Saturday lineup including sports shows News Weather & Sports 12 The Real McCoy Fame for Totes and a mix of daytime and prime time programs. It lists various films comedies and serials with titles like The Life to OS Fame for Totes and The Real McCoy among others.
Fragmentary TV guide notes weekend programming across channels with film times, matinees, late shows, and special features. Entries mention detectives, comedies, news blocks, theater listings, and sports segments, reflecting a busy Saturday schedule with cross references to June dates.
A fragmented OCR page references William Hammond in Moscow with scattered lines about meetings, items, and broadcasts. It lists names like Lech and Ore Eng, mentions sports, theatre, and religious programming, and notes various times and show titles in a cluttered schedule.
A garbled OCR fragment hints at a tale of engineering or maintenance but is unreadable. The legible parts reference operations and power infrastructure with stray terms suggesting gas or heating context but no clear facts or events.
Tom Griffin announces Chelrmas entertainment for the Shriners at Karem Temple Family Picnic on July 1. Food served 10 to 2 p.m. Attendees stay all day with hot dogs drinks and trimmings. Activities include swimming softball face painting and rides for children near North 16th Street.
Baylor University students in the radio television workshop will operate the campus station KYBS for a day. Gerald Beckwith, director of the radio television division, said 48 students will assume the roles of a modern radio station, handling broadcasting operations at Baylor.
The Baylor University Freshman A Cappella Choir, a 45 member group, embarks on a two week tour through Texas Louisiana Arkansas Mississippi Georgia and Florida. They travel by chartered bus and plan to return to Waco on July 7 with a mid tour stop in Miami Florida.
During the Civil War the Alamo in San Antonio served as a Confederate quartermaster depot. The post marks a strategic use of the historic mission by Confederate forces for supply and logistics operations in Texas.
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