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ROLLIE WHITE COLISEUM THE DREAM MACHINE MICHAEL Storm Twins TICKETS ON SALE Downtown Record Deft Gibson's Discount Courtesy Booth MSO Student Program Office (Closed Dec 23 through Jan 2nd) $150000 The finger of Richard Andrews hold the world's most valuable in a 518 gold piece or doubloon valued at 5150000 and once in the possession of George Washington It had been tn a 51 million col lection of 4000 coms stolen tn 1965 Andrews a special 1st in these matters recov ered it tn Miami la area Sheer eqnaree NYLON SCARVES 4rS9 Get5th scarf for It Wide array of ombrei flocked dots brush prints and solids in most wanted fashion colors in the countv The school board is annealing I signments oe maae on a geo graphic basis The Rev Mr Coppedge and other Negro leaders argued that nrv nfmtrl tn TH quest transfers under the rvM 4 A it zwm In ev I i ne nun isier uruu a I predominantly white school PENNY SALE MILWAUKEE Wis (AP) jr' Mrs Eugene Lee panicked when she opened her oven to check Christmas dinner I Mrs Lee was kept in a state of frenzy for about an hour be fore her neighbors confessed 3S they had substituted a 16 ounce Cornish game hen for her 12 1 pound gobbler while the Lees)f were at church 1 MwuCWV lUdllU (n dered your 1968 Christmas tree yet? orestry Prof Hy Pitkin of the University of Idaho said Monday the school has received! for 130000 Christmas i tree seedlings indicating al record crop in the Moscow area? by next December The seed Ungs will be delivered to grow ers in the spring ASHION EARRINGS MEuirf BfflffS Tailored styles hoops I dangles buttons dainty I nnetc slim swingers Gold I fi8t 4th fO filled ear wires and posts I back for wioforLfcn werced iook get 3rd pair for 1 I "Cdfo fonch rf 0 'd luMhiMHtlt I This was the last Christmas together for Kenneth Kavelman 6 and hi sister RosC mary 18 of Oshawa Ont Ken who is dying of lung cancer and has at a 1 months to live wants his sister to have one of his kidneys In orderto Use Rosemary who has had Complete kidney failure must spend 18 hours a week ui i hospital 3 kidney machine riday night as Kenneth and friend Betty McGIU waited by the Christmas i Cotton Personality Dies At Hillsboro i HII LSBORO Tex (API Committee of Texas in 1936 and assumed ownership 10 years lat i 41 1 u' irhizan tn or i Colorful Col Burns JacKSoniJi iuvm LIT 4MVI '1 JI kto tho 3Tinn3 I OHOil LUUI1UU Ml Muai I' uu VI i lvuiuxmw 1C tW( VPrs 11 Iin Roosevelt Harrv Tru ies of dams ana wiws oeas mumouu um yv live Hillsboro rin 'Johnson ithc Colorado River above Austin anomer near an ouisiae aoor io ner ihw on the Jackson 62 had been in fail er Connallv and lie became a close friend of body was near a window was awed by two family re tram Srs ROdrj ing health for several years He Jan ned as chairman tof Jhe late Johnson They were Clifford Jr 11 Eliz junions presents and 1 sy Chi strnas trees Mrs Rodri had wide business and financial the Texas Cotton Research Ad Ravburn also were close! during the time both were work abeth 9 Craig 6 and Leisa 4 youngsters anted to run out interests ivisory Committee the National Sam Rayburn also wore uo during me i is acting so Ju lul aM warned to nm oui One of the founders of the Na Affairs Committee of the Amen Men ds of the big Lamphier said Mrs Green was mother said (side Pjay the snow with 'tional Cotton Council he twicefcan Cotton Shippers Association heeave in both Wash 1 beside me space heater in the Mr and Mrs John Rodrtguez the other children but her par iwas president of the organiza and the legislation and pubhc re nnXro TcrrO living room when it burst into had not been sure if they would en refused tion and more than 20 laHnns committee of the Texas iington he 1 CI 1 Ul alowe(J to br)ng Juhe homei Juhe has tc be doubfc care lyears as a director Cotton Ginners Association I justing the unit when some of for Christmas Day Atnoon he undeivent an og I He founded the American Cot He 1oined his father's firm lveri in 1952 Jackson served as! AttatlkS the fuel apparently spilled and however doctors decided to Jet ton Congress ana servea as us hecameWrnaster at Hillsboro and exploded tner maxe me nuC chairman until his aeam lie or jl twice was nresident of the Na 1 iganized the State Wide Cotton 'managing partner in 1930 and PostmastersTLssociation 1 a 1 1 fkvtT'b I Joivn JJ'all Preienb PAUL REVERE Exploded rx I mm 'i twice was presiaeni oi me ivi i luubouhu tional PostmastersXssociationj Negro civil rights leader saysj the first man ever to hold the (three rifle shots fired into his officeAwice (home Christmas Eve were the Jackson loved parties and par latest in attacks by ticularly liked to give them at I persons who hold the school in Dallas hotels at his home integration in ranklin County UHIchom at the Hillsboro Coun onninKt mr i try Club and in Washington ho The Rev Luther Coppedge! I tels Often during Speaker Ray jsajd one bullet missed him oy leadership in Congress jjnehcs Sunday and his wife and Jackson hosted affairs in the snn missed getting Dining Room Senators cai)mel membersjjSarjests have been made Supreme Court justices and con )Tj1e minister testified in fed gressmen flocked to the Jackson C0Urt against the receptions Lf desegregation plan The big Texan with a reputa jadn pted by lhc ranklin County tion among his friends as school Board and recently who never whispered dovvn a federal was outspoken on his beliefs and C()urt order always termed himself a con desegregation plan al servative Democrat" lowed any parents to re mles oESlld 10 of my friends Both reflect my uwu 1 to colonel quickly and was made liaison man between the US Army and the Post Office De a inr Tnct master General Jesse Don UMM UH fha Tovarr rtAnnlA nf this country owe a dom of plan 4 ThaI Th a ROH aeoL oi grauiuue duuq son THE BRYAN DAILY EAGLE Page 2 Bryon College Station Teai Tuesday Dec 26 1967 45 RPM RECORDS Record fans miss this I sale! 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Qzkpiic (Wells summea up ms philosophy by saying good newspaper must influence pub GonQltlOIl (lie opinion but must not dictate 'it WATERTOWN Conn (AP) i un in his native! A 32 vear old mother remained Mineral Wells Green attended! in the hospital with senouS University of Oklahoma and'burns today following a Chnst IVnrthinv ninrnin7 hniKA fin ini 1 ft QTT LX JL1 I "vMUimaJ VA 44 1 vr newspapers becoming city edi 1 which her husband and their Mrs Amy Nez proudly displays her twin sons Leroy and of the Star Telegram in! four children perished i Eroy Mrs Nez gave birth to the twins while awaiting rescue 1927 at the age of 26 Jeannine Green was the only snowbound home on the Navajo Indian Reservation He was named editor of the (member of the family to survive mOfher and children were flown to Window Rock An Odessa News and Times In 1929 the blaze which burst from a dQCtors all doing flne (p Wirephoto) and that same year became! space heater and fed on the managing editor of the Austin! kerosene supply i i American I The I X)dy Twn nitlllv ReiiniOnS In Austin Green uvea up iu nusouna umwuwn wunu jl ffv um his creed of influencing public (his bed in the four room house 'v hneniti in Denver io her nnininn hut never Irving to die where he died of asphyxiation PUEBLO Colo (AP) Julie the Long a supporter of the Dcmo 'tate it He took part in ilrlren'JSfWe months of "relative to the hospital by 10 pm i man and Lyndon iT'Vzk Cam T'nm f'nT 'IL ya i JhV a 4Mk A 4 ir fir i A Ux IX 'A'U ra a a A if i ziv tj Cm jXiLrT! 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