The Port Arthur News from Port Arthur, Texas • Page 11

June 30.1»7« THE NEWS. Port Arthur, 1 LU to honor students killed in service BKAUMONT Lamar University's new Air Force ROTC Building will be dedicated Friday to the a a students who lost their lives in service to their country The dedicatory address will be delivered by Sen Ceremonies start at 9 a.m. and will be followed by an open house until 12 noon. The $417.000 facility for Detachment 842 is located on Cunningham, south of Floodwaters ruin harvest A A Brazil Floodwaters from the Rio Negro caused the loss of no per cent of the jute and malva fiber harvests and severely hurt the region's cattle production, A a a a A i Federation reported. The flood, the second worst in the Amazon i i destroyed 20,000 tons of a a a Amazon's most important product, and killed 2.000 a Although the Rio Negro, A a i largest i a has to recede an estimated three fourths of an inch a day, the river still remained well outside its banks the Mary and John (iiay Library i a Bentsen's address, a flyby will be made oy a team of 10) fighter interceptors from the 147th Tactical Fighter i at Fllmgton Air Force Base This special attraction precedes a flag raising ceremony to be conducted 01ho I a i a of thf i sity's Board of Regents President Dr John K.

a Maj Gen James Bnckel, commandant of the nation Air Force KOTC Irom Maxwell AFB in Montgomery A a a a Son Bentsen and the Reri Wings, i team for Detachment K42 lor the dedication will be proviood by 1 531M Air Fortr Band from Henley Field in Dallas The band is staffed by members of the Texas Air National Guard. A press conference for Senator Bentsen has been scheduled for 8:30 a m. in the Mirabeau B. Lamar Room of the Gray Library LAMAR CADETS PREPARE FOR DEDICATION, OPEN HOUSE front row. from left) Mike Poole of Beaumont.

WWII flak vest. Barry Craigen of Beaumont. WWI officer's uniform: Tom Corley of Silsbee. WWI private's uniform: back row, from left: James Murphy of Beaumont. ROTC uniform of the day: Gordon George of Nederland.

pressurized high altitude suit. SUMMER SLEEVELESS TOPS NYLON SHORTS Our Reg, 266 O96 Our summer clearance couldn't be 1 You'll find many styles and colors to choose Uom in ou huge collection, so hurry for first-m-ime selections' Why it ccctc so to buy now? slashed our pnces, so you get the best of value! Dont delay another moment take your pick now ana save! Chambers jury picked i I Meir.bvrs of Chambers grand jury for the June term extending through December of this year have been chosen by District Judge Clarence D. Cain. Judge Cain's selection was made from a list of 20 names submitted by a grand jury commission composed of Nick Grivich of Winnie: Mrs a McCorquodale of Mont Belvieu, and J. D.

Dye of Anahuac. Dr. David Byford. a West Chambers County resident a a member at Lee Junior College in Baytown, was a a foreman. Other members of the panel are Mrs.

Carl Fitzgerald. Mrs. Quentin L. Jackson. Milton Broussard and C.

W. Choate, all of Anahuac; Mrs. L. Bonnie of West Chambers County; Mrs H. C.

Austin and Beverline Leday, both of Stowell Albert C. Burkett of Winnie, and J. W. Guest. John Hall and Ella Mae Gotten, all of Mont Belvieu.

Get up and go to mart. fnhton and value much les' Weve a whole slew of great looks to choose Vom. ail at UN- Stocfc HP JtilliJUf r( 9" usaninav Newsmakers Tuesday. Kord extended the exemption until the end of June. to Kansas U.

TOPEKA. Kan Susan Ford plans to attend the i i of Kansas next year and work at the Topeka Capital Jourrt.il she was a photography i last summer. The newspaper said Tuesday the Presidents 18 year-old a i a a pa I i me photogi aphcr for the newspaper while attending the university nearby Lawrence Flemming gets age exemption WASHINGTON Arthur i 71-year-old missioner of aging, for the second time has been exempted from mandatory retirement. President Ford said he was acting in the "public interest" by- retaining Flemming on his job at the a of a Education and Welfare and at a second post as chairman of the Civil Rights Commission. When Flemming reached the mandatory retirement age of 70 on June 12, 1975.

he was given an exemption until the end of this month. In an executive order Grasso plans on re-election STORKS. Conn 'IT! Con ncTticut 'iov Klla Grasso says she intends to seek rei'iection in Mrs Grasso'sstaiemcnt startled a reporters who had never noard her announce her political intentions, but news aide Larry deBear said she "has been saying that all along She was elected in November. 1974. in a landslide victory over former Rep.

Robert Steele. R- Conn. Hitchcock gets movie honor HOLLYWOOD I Film director Alfred Hitchcock was made a commander of the French Order of National Arts and Letters Tuesday for his contribution to the art of movies. French Consul General Michel Rougagnou made the presentation to Hitchcock, who was named an officer of the order in 1969. Hitchcock said he always had a high regard for France and French culture, particularly French food.

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