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W v 1.4 4 a) 4 0 0 1`I o E E 4 a) E-1 }3 .0 cd c:0 y a) a) E-1 cn I JUDGE W. C. DAVIS - born 9/13/22 Father served. as District Judge for 21 years before his death in 1940 Graduate of Baylor University Law School In practice of law since 1948. Served 36 months in Army in World War II, 12 months overseas. Elected County Judge in 1958, re- elected since Superintendent of Sunday School, First Baptist Church of Bryan Active in Lions Club MOST active in being a proper Dad for his son, Craig, now in SFA High School I C Y: � BR.A ZO; P 44 : j COI U N T Y JAKE CANGELOSE JOHN W. HILL County Director and Chairman Civil Defense & Emergency Planning College Station and FRED SANDLIN County Courthouse Texas A &M University Director Bryan Director Bryan, Texas 77801 March 30, 1967 ,r. 6 Hrs. Jake Canglose 402 ' ch el 1 Bryan, Texas There will be a Civil Defense Dinner Meeting, 6:30 p.m., Friday, April 7, 1967, in Room D. of the Ramada Inn. The program for this meeting will consist of comments by the Brazos County Judge and the Mayors of Bryan and College Station. Principal speaker for this meeting will be Mr. Bill Parker, Director, Region Five, Office of Civil Defense, Denton, Texas. You and your wife are invited to attend as guests. Please advsie this office at Telephone No. 822 -0777 if you will be able to attend, or not, any morning through Wednesday, April 5, 1967. This is impor- tant so that proper reservations may be made. We are looking forward to a pleasant occasion. Sincerely yours, l' / !�. at (61.4-Q �ak Ca gelos County DireC r and Chairman 4N OFFI DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF THE ARMY T OFFICE OF CIVIL DEFENSE - REGION FIVE DENTON,TEXAS 76202 �vP March 29, 1967 Mr. Jake Canglose 402 Mitchell Street Bryan, Texas 77801 Dear Mr. Canglose: Thank you for your telephone invitation to participate in the City- County Officials Banquet, honoring those who work in civil defense, planned for April 7, at the Ramada Inn, College Station. My topic for discussion will include appropriate remarks under the broad title, "Civil Defense Today ". As requested, I am attaching a resume of biographical infor- mation that may be used for introductory purposes. If for any reason I am unable to be there personally, my Deputy, Verlon S. Twaddell, will represent me. Thanks again. It is always a privilege to meet with the local level of our joint Federal- State -local civil defense partnership. Since BILL PARKER Attachment BIOGRAPHY WILLIAM C. (BILL) PARKER OF DENTON, TEXAS AS APPOINTED AS REGIONAL DIRECTOR FOR REGION FIVE, OFFICE OF CIVIL DEFENSE, EFFECTIVE JULY 27, 1962. AS REGION FIVE DIRECTOR, MR. PARKER IS RESPONSIBLE FOR COORDINATING FEDERAL PROGRAMS WITH STATE AND LOCAL CIVIL DEFENSE EFFORTS IN F - • T ' -- ` : TEXAS, LOUISIANA, ARKANSAS, OKLAHOMA, AND NEW MEXI TH.L REGION IS HEADQUARTERED AT DENTON, TEXAS. AN m=8y • , k. .._BORM_I.N_GREENVILLE, . ; % EStEl - "t I E D a TERKS AND RECEIVED I- N-- LEGAL_ 'RAINING A T SOUT r4: ETHOt TST UNIVERSITY, : WAS ADMITTED TO THE TEXAS BAR IN 194.1, AND WAS ELECTED COUNTY JUDGE OF II NT COUNTY 4 J SAME YEAR, SERVIN JNTIL 1948) P r" '- PRAM $ r I A LONG CAREER OF .';:Bj,IC SERVICE, MR. PAIsKER HAS EN PRESIDENT L7 Ti NORTHEAST TEXAS COL` , :TY J aJXES AND COMMISSIONLRS ASSOCIATION, PRESI :,L9F THE LJNT C X SCHOOL BOARD AND THE GREENVILLE BOARD OF 'EDUCATION, C OF THE HUNT COUNTY RED CROSS AND EOY SCOUT ORGANIZATIONS. I -- IS,._A PI MiNENT BAPTIST LAYMAN -- HAVING TAUC : A SUNDAY SCHOOL CLASS FOR 20 YlIkRS. I PARE 1 'S ACTIVE IN THE ,:3NTON CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, SERVING ON E BOARD OF DIRECTORS AND IS A COUNCIL CHAIRMAN OF LONGHORN COUNCI- C,5; THE B Y S=TS OF AMERICA. HE IS :.'.SO A MEMBER OF TIIE BOARD OF DIRECTORS FOR THE °`ENTON COUNTY UNITED FUND. MR. ARKER IS A ::j `BER OF THE TEXAS BAR ASSOCIATIOi , ' , - - CAN BA: ASSOCIATION. Vv'-- • 1 � Up -To -Date Information on major Civil Defense activities in Brazos County- - 1. 43 Buildings marked and stocked as public shelters. 2. 21,256 Shelter spaces. 3. 130,e auxiliaries serving in Sheriff Department, Byran Police Department, and College Station Police Department. 4. 90 persons in Brazos County serving on the Tornado Warning team. 5. 100 trained Radiological Monitors and over 60 instrument kits assigned. 6. 47 Shelter Managers trained and assigned. 7. 25 Architects and Engineers trained and certified as Shelter Analysts in this area. 8. A 200 bed hospital stored and available for use in a national or severe local emergency. 9. A trained Radiological Defense Officer and one assistant. 10. Two -way radio antennas installed on all Public Shelters in Bryan and College Station, and communication equipment and operators assigned. 11. Back -up RACES Communications with State Control Center in Austin. AN 0 , l..©cr►/, 1AC €s Grtv,e F ,v f • f� M h. r!' iy ► iC f / /9 " ij at De •v e 0 „ EM 4.4.4) . B oA D C A t 77► ril°N G ) / e,_. eki P N r +- ° 0 r+r w► 'it? 9 # L' C ©4u-` ". f a / y 7'•S • � file F> p n1 S () A- f �. el vi le F O v F Tr 5/ .0b7„1#C I'►'1A p6Pfr1eIV C, Age4'6/6n4 �x 6 Dpi )._r et yd. a eFP41se �W � 7`��W €, fnl p/l >u e, pp 4.1 i ' 11vs 7-0 r2 S JUDGE DAVIS 1. VANCE E. MOYER (Ph.D., Head, Department of Meteorology, Texas A&M) Dr. Moyer has served as head of the Brazos County Civil Defense Tornado Warning and Meteorological Division for more than six years. He is responsible for organizing and directing the excellent tornado warning group we have in Brazos County. He has personally spent many sleepless nights on "tornado watch" in the Radar Room during severe weather alerts. He has an excellent volunteer meteorological team and he has put his emergency plans into action many times in the past. 2. JACK L. GRANT, (Member, Staff of A&M). Mr. Grant has served with the Brazos County Office of Civil Defense for the past eight years as Art Illustrator and Cartographic Adviser, giving many hours of his free time to the Civil Defense Program. He has assisted in the preparation of civil defense maps, pamphlets and program papers which has had a direct effect on the overall civil de- fense program. 3. EMMETT TRANT, JR. (Architect) Mr. Trant has served as head of the civil defense shelter program since its beginning more than five years ago. During this time he has acted as Shelter Adviser to the Office of Civil Defense on matters pertaining to Fallout Shelter Planning. He has promoted and assisted in sponsoring several Certified Shelter Analyst Courses for Architects and Engineers in this area. He has given many hours time, both his and those on his office staff, in promoting fallout shelters in Brazos 2.5% County, which at this date number 31 shelters, 2 OOiD spaces (marked and stocked). 4. CASEY JONES (KORA) Mr. Jones has served for the past eight years, first as CONELRAD Officer and now as Emergency BroadcastinR Officer. Due to his diligent work, Mr. Jones has been instrumental in planning for this County an excel- lent emergency broadcasting station which is one of the best in the State of Texas. This station meets all federal requirements for a "hardened" emergency broadcasting station which will be able to operate -2- during an emergency under fallout conditions and is linked with the County Courthouse by Two -Way Radio so that emergency information can be provided for the public by the local government authorities. As part owner of Radio Station KORA he has approved extra expenditures to provide Brazos County with an adequate EBS station. 5. GEORGE M. NEVILL, JR. (Bryan Building Products) Mr. Nevill has been responsible for successfully putting into operation plans for an adequate auxiliary Deputy Sheriff's program under Brazos County Sheriff J. W. Hamilton. He presently serves as Captain of the Sheriff's Auxiliary. He has recruited more than sixty officers, most of whom have completed over twenty hours of class room training. Mr. Nevill has developed emergency plans for utilization of Auxiliary County police officers during a national emergency which is designed to maintain law and order under adverse conditions. He also serves as President of the Brazos County Emergency Corps which has pledged its entire capabilities to civil defense planning. 6. ERNEST LANGFORD (A&M,Historian, Retired Mayor of C.S.) Mr. Langford, during his tenure as Mayor of College Station was the driving force for Civil Defense in College Station. Mr. Langford was always available to attend CD conferences at state and local level. He contributed many hours of his free time promoting Civil Defense in College Station. He served as an inspiration to Civil Defense planning officers. MAYOR ANDERSON 1. CHESTER O'DONNELL (Bryan Police Department) Mr. O'Donnell started out in Civil Defense service 8 years ago. Prior to his employment in the Bryan Police Department, he served as the County's first Communications Officer organizing the local amateur radio units to serve in Civil Defense. Mr. O'Donnell has given many hours of his time and use of his equipment for Civil Defense operations and planning in Brazos County. He presently serves as Deputy County Communications Officer and handles all Civil Defense planning and training programs for the Bryan Police Department which has an emergency auxiliary police group of over 40 men and a goal of 100 auxiliary F o r k jse police officers to be trained wad Civil Defense emergencies. 2. JAMES KLUTH (National Guard) M /Sgt. Kluth has served in many areas of Civil Defense Communication in the past 8 years. Sgt. Kluth has been responsible for the planning atzthmataseattfarirn of the Emergency Radio Equipment installed in the County Courthouse which' is a back -up for regular communications to State Control Center in Austin. This station is licensed under his personal amateur radio license and is also used as back -up communications to 4 of our surrounding counties /Iv AGeo &pA 3r3=:g with the State Civil Defense RACES plan. Sgt. Kluth presently serves as County Radio Amateur Civil Emergency Officer and has the responsibility of assigning and licensing radio amateurs as Civil Defense Emergency Units under the local RACES plan. 3. GEORGE L. HUEBNER (PhD, Professor at A&M) Dr. Huebner was appointed to office in Civil Defense in April 1959 as Brazos County Communications Planning Officer and for a period of several years served as a Tornado Warning Officer. Dr. Huebner has given many hours of his time and abilities to support the Civil Defense program. He has aided the County Director many times in local emergency intelligence reports using his own airplane and refusing compensation. He presently serves in the Sheriff's Department Air Posse and Emergency Corp. He operates a long range emergency amateur station at his home for Civil Defense Emergency use. -2- 4. JIMMY DAVIS (A&M Health) Mr. Davis has been with Civil Defense since 1959. Mr. Davis who is a specialist in the radiological field served as Asst. Radiological Officer and conducted the first radiological monitoring courses in Brazos County free of charge. Mr. Davis spent many hours of his time in the area of planning and training during the initial planning stage of Brazos County's Radiological program. 5. WILLIAM W. SCOTT (A&M, TTI Department) Mr. Scott has served with Civil Defense over 8 years, first working in Citizen Band Communications and later appointed as captain in charge of the Civil Defense auxiliary police force for College Station and Texas A&M University. Mr. Scott has worked hard in planning, recruiting, and training volunteer police officers to meet a projected goal of 100 officers commissioned and trained for Civil Defense Emergency Law and Order. MAYOR CONLEE 1. SISTER PATRICIA (Administrator, St. Joseph Hospital) Due to the cooperation and support Sister Patricia has given us, Brazos County has a complete 200 Bed Emergency Stored Hospital located on the grounds adjacent to St. Joseph Hospital. Sister Patricia serves as the Emergency Hospital Administrator utilizing the staff and facilities of the Hospital to support Civil Defense planning in Brazos County. She also provided the land for the construction of a 1200 sq. ft. warehouse for storage of the 200 Bed Emergency Hospital. Sister Patricia maintains up to date plans for emergency hospital operations. 2. MIKE MISTOVICH (President and Principal Owner - KORA) Radio Station KORA has been licensed as an Emergency Broadcast Station for over 8 years. When plans were made by the owners to construct a new station, steps were taken to obtain Federal assistance in constructing the station on an EBS Approval Basis so that it would have adequate fallout protection and would be able to operate under emergency conditions. Although no funds ,-' were made available, the corporation approved construction sp." (ham according to the EBS specification; spending over $5,000 - in additional construction costs so that the citizens of this community would have an adequate Emergency Broadcast Station for transmitting emergency information during a national emergency. 3. H. L. WEDEL ( Wedel Service) Mr. Wedel has served with Civil Defense for the past 8 years giving many hours of time and the use of his equipment in preparing Emergency Civil Defense Communications Support for this community. He currently serves as Shelter Communication Officer and has been responsible for coordinating the installation of radio antennas on all public fallout shelters in Bryan and College Station at no cost to us. He has supported and worked with the Bryan Auxiliary Police Department, the Tornado Warning groups, Brazos Area CB Club and Civil Defense divisions needing support in mobile emergency communications. He has orgnaized and headed up all Citizen Band Communications for -2- Civil Defense emergency use and has recruited and trained all assigned public shelter communication personnel. 4. E. C. McLARTY (Principal, Bryan Public Schools) Mr. McLarty was one of the first men in public education to give his time and talents to promote Civil Defense in Brazos County. He headed up the Civil Defense adult education program. He recruited and promoted teachers for instructing Civil Defense courses in Brazos County. He has been active in developing emergency plans for the Bryan Public Schools. 5. J. R. YOUNGBLOOD (Montogmery Ward) Mr. Youngblood has served in many areas of Civil Defense Communications in the past 8 years. He has given many hours of his time to the developing and planning of Citizen Band and RACES Communications for Emergencies in Brazos County. Mr. Youngblood has worked on many local emergencies and is always ready to serve in any way he can. He is presently the Asst. Shelter Communications and Citizen Band Emergency Coordinator for Civil Defense.