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Newspaper

Waco News Citizen

Location

Waco, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1967

Page

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Observations by W S Foster on Park Lake Drive delays

City council faces continued delay and debate over Park Lake Drive reconstruction with 44 foot right of way and curb and gutter plans. Officials debate land needs and whether the city will buy or secure donations while bidding for future drainage and widening projects.

Park Lake Drive Park Lake Bob Wood T. P. McNamara McNamara Public Works Carson Hoge Wood Hoge Roy Bertrand New Hoge P. M. Johnston C. H. Uran Uran Primrose Creek Beverly Hills

City Bus Controversy In Waco Threatens Transit Future

The Waco City Council faces renewed pressure as the Waco Transit Company warns it may abandon operations. Proposals to remove buses from Austin Avenue, convert loading zones to parking, and change traffic patterns are under study, with a vote potential and concerns about tax issues and public inconvenience.

Waco Elmer Roberts Waco Transit Company Dallas W. L Polley Polley John Vrooman Robert Armstrong Austin Avenue Armstrong Vrooman Franklin and Washington Ave Fifth Ninth Streets Public Works and Traffic Departments Cansit

Wacoans to Attend Highway 35W Dedication

Judi Lackey Miss Texas will cut the ribbon at the Interstate 35W opening next Friday March 17 in Waco. Jack W Jeffrey of the Chamber urges a strong Waco delegation to attend the site dedication and luncheon program at Hill Junior College with speaker Jack Kultgen.

Jill Newton Waco Southwest Texas State Freidrich Durrenmatt Miss Newton Europe Ralph E. Newton Highlander Judi Lackey Jack W. Jeffrey Hillsboro Fort Worth Waco Chamber Office Jeffrey Hill Junior College Jack Kultgen

Labor Decrease in McLennan County Sees Job Losses

The civilian labor force fell by 350 to about 59,895 in mid January. Nonagricultural employment dropped 1,280 to 54,810 while unemployment rose 875 to 2,875 or 4.8 percent. Retail trade bore the largest decline among sectors as nonfarm employment declined and housewives left the labor pool.

McLennan County

Drivers Education Short of Funds Reveals Enrollment Gaps

The American Automobile Association reports only half of eligible high school students enroll in accredited driver education due to funding and facilities. Nationwide 1,509,917 of 2,994,653 eligible students took the course last year. In Texas 49,707 of 182,731 eligible students and 961 of 1,366 high schools offered the training.

American Automobile Association AAA Club U. S Texas

Annual Lectures At Methodist Home

The Eleventh Wilson Johnson Lectures will be on March 13 to 16 at the Methodist Home campus. Donald Dowling of New York City will lecture on child welfare as a leader in the field. A luncheon March 16 will honor the Willsons and Dowling with Dr. William Dickinson speaking at noon.

Wilson- Johnson Methodist Home Donald D. Dowling A.C.S.W New York City J. M. Willson Floydada Texas Willson-Johnson Willson Southwest Willsons Hubert Johnson Dowling Willliam H. Dickinson Highland Park Methodist Church Dallas Donald Dowling Child Welfare League of America Methodist

Baptists Plan Massive Missionary Effort Across Border

The Baptist General Convention of Texas Executive Board approved a broad missionary thrust along the Texas Mexico border. It authorized the State Missions Commission to join with the Texas Baptist Woman's Missionary Union in promoting a state offering to support border missions and related work. The board also backed actions on liquor legislation and hospital purchases, per executive secretary T A Patterson in an open letter to Gov John Connally.

Texas Mexico Baptist General Convention of Texas State Missions Commission BGCT Texas Baptist Woman’s Missionary Union T. A. Patterson John Connally Texas Chief Executive

Police Cadet Program Proving Effective in Waco

Waco Texas police cadet program shows progress as Dewayne Lamar Chambers becomes the first cadet to be sworn in as an officer on March 13 and two more cadets near 21 will join in April and May. The program began March 1, 1966, with six cadets and aims to train young men for careers in law enforcement, offering extensive training in photography, identification, driving, firearms, communications, and administration.

Grover C. Parker Dewayne Lamar Chambers Waco Waco Police Department Carl D. Barrington U. S. Navy Police Department United States Texas

McLennan County Sets 1967 Bond Goal at 280000

County Savings Bonds chair Olin Hudson announced a 1967 goal of 280000 for McLennan County. January sales reached 302099, about 11 percent of the county target, as Texas statewide goal stands at 181.3 million with E and H sales up 18 percent from 1966. Freedom Shares announced by President Johnson will go on sale May 1 1967 and are cited as aiding Vietnam forces and national economic stability.

United States McLennan County Olin Hudson McLennan County Savings Bonds Committee Texas County Savings Bonds Committee Freedom Shares Johnson Vietnam Hudson

Memorial gifts to Waco library total 61 dollars

The Waco McLennan County library collected 61 dollars in February memorial funds for books. Gifts honored Paul E. McCracken Howell Whitaker Mrs Rolla S Greig E Y Boynton Mrs S P Bailey and W N Bill Graham.

Waco-McLennan County Paul E. McCracken Howell Whitaker Rolla S. Greig E. Y. Boynton S. P. Bailey W. N Bill) Graham

Johnson Johnson Asks Red Cross Help Campaign Opening

President Lyndon Johnson of Texas opens the 1967 American Red Cross Campaign for Members and Funds appealing for increased support. In March Red Cross Month about 1,800 of over 3,000 chapters will launch campaigns while the rest fundraise through United Fund drives in the fall. Some chapters will conduct educational campaigns to recruit volunteers blood donors and students for safety and health classes.

Lyndon Johnson Texas Red Cross United Fund United Way

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W. S. Foster Waco Department Bellmead A. O. Smith Katy Heights Lacy-Lakeview Northcrest Waco Council Baptists Albert Leonard Vonard Odle U.S Johnsonson First National Bank OF
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