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Newspaper
Waco Tribune Herald
Location
Waco, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1962
Page
6
local page from Chicaro News-Tribune dated Monday June 15 1962 features brief items and notices across columns including community updates and short notices from Waco Texas areas.
The Army disclosed that 8 of 17 anti Castro Cubans who joined guerrilla warfare training after the Bay of Pigs have left service at their request. The program, started about a year ago at Fort Jackson, aimed to recruit 1009 veterans but only a handful signed up and the effort now appears ended.
McLennan County Red Cross appeals to residents to meet blood quota as Waco Regional Blood Center at 23 North Eighteenth Street operates 4 to 7 p m today and 9 a m to 1 p m Tuesday. Chairman Herbert Schwetman cites the center has provided about HW pints less than its quota in the last 11 months.
Prof. Yoshiichi Yamamoto of Tohoku University will travel to the United States this week to assist in preparations for the Nimbus meteorological observation rocket launch next fall. He was invited by the U.S. Meteorological Bureau.
A collage of reader tips covers stain removal for concrete using oil and solvents, freezing leftovers by halving frozen vegetables, repurposing worn leather gloves as golf gloves, cork tips to sharpen knives, and day-to-day misadventures in domestic chores with practical fixes.
Albert Kettler of Clifton died about 6 a m Sunday in a Clifton hospital. Funeral services are set for 3 p m today at Zion United Church of Christ near Clifton with Rev. W A Simpson officiating and Clifton Cemetery burial. Survived by wife four sons two daughters two brothers two sisters and one great grandson.
Mrs. Mattie E. Ewing of Route 1 Waco died at 2 00 am Sunday at 204 North Twentieth Street aged 89 Funeral services set for 2 pm today at Compton's Chapel Rev Dick Daughtrey officiating burial in Chapel Hill Cemetery She was born in Mississippi and lived in Waco 35 years Survived by three sons C W Ewing F I Ewing L B Ewing all of Speegieville one daughter Mrs O W Corbin of Speegieville one brother Will Ferguson of Plainview 14 grandchildren several great grandchildren one great great grandchild.
Listings show KWTX KRLD KCEN KTBO WFAA broadcast dayparts from morning Captain Kangaroo to night Tonight Show. Programs include News Weather Sports Talk and classic dramas with varied soap and game show blocks across stations.
Fragmented OCR listing radio station airings includes weather news and music blocks across KAWA KWTX and other outlets with multiple time stamps. mentions of Wall Street headlines and Paul Harvey segments hint at 1940s broadcast pattern and program flow.
The listing shows KEFC 95.5 News and weather on the hour and half hour, with sports at 45 minutes past the hour starting 12 45 pm. It includes a variety of music blocks and programs such as Porter Randall Magic Melodies Night Sounds After Hours and Masterpieces with specific times noted throughout the day.
The Institute of Life Insurance projects about 1.3 million more Americans will reach retirement age in 1942, signaling a growing elderly population and implications for Social Security and early postwar welfare planning.
Infant Jimmie Michael Detto of 1 Frederick Avenue died in a local hospital. Funeral services will be held Monday at Connally ory Saw 1000 Washington Avenue. Burial at Waco Memorial Park. Survivors include his parents Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie F. Ditto of 313 Fredesion Avenue and extended family.
Albert Kettler of Clifton dies. funeral at Clifton Church with Rev Simpon officiating. Burial in Clifton Cemetery. Survived by wife four sons Clarence Homer Kettler Albert Kettler Jr. two daughters Mrs Monroe Spina Mrs Wilfred Roeler two brothers Henry Turnersville August Clifton two sisters Mrs Charlie Schreidt Mrs Henry Wiede. 12 grandchildren one great grandson. Compton's Funeral Home Clifton. Also mentions Herman Patterson and W E Harrison obituaries with services and survivors.
Dear Mr Seaman this is one of the most unusual hands I have ever seen With both sides vulnerable I got South and this was my hand KQ984 VKQ1042 K103 West was the dealer The bidding went IH INT Pass 35 Passe 45 Pass Pass Pass There was nothing to the play we made a grand slam Is there any way we could arrive at a slam West had no bid The columnist explains how to avoid slams and how to maximize chances for grand or small slams The piece also invites readers to request a leaflet on basic bridge principles and notes a rise in teen summer job seekers from 2 million to 2.5 million
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