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Nelson, Jr., and Patsy Elizabeth Kittrell Clyde<br>

Nelson, Jr., and Patsy Elizabeth Kittrell Clyde<br>

'''Alma mater''':<br>

'''Alma mater''':<br>

Robert E. Lee High School (Tyler)

[[Robert E. Lee]] High School (Tyler)

[[Stephen F. Austin State University]] ([[Nacogdoches]])

[[Stephen F. Austin State University]] ([[Nacogdoches]])

| religion=Non-denominational [[Christian]]​}}​

| religion=Non-denominational [[Christian]]​}}​

==Background==​

==Background==​

Clyde was born in Tyler to Calvin N. Clyde, Jr. (1921-2013), and the former Patsy Elizabeth Kittrell (1921-2012). He graduated in 1963 from Robert E. Lee High School  in Tyler. He procured a [[Bachelor of Arts]] degree in [[English]] and [[journalism]] in 1966 from [[Stephen F. Austin State University]] in [[Nacogdoches]], Texas. He was employed by ''The Amarillo Globe-News'' in [[Amarillo]] from 1966 to 1968, when he joined the staff of ''The La Porte-Bayshore Sun'' near [[Houston, Texas|Houston]].<ref name=obit>"''Tyler Morning Telegraph'' Publisher Nelson Clyde, III, Dies," ''The Tyler Morning Telegraph,'' August 30, 2009.</ref>

Clyde was born in Tyler to Calvin N. Clyde, Jr. (1921-2013), and the former Patsy Elizabeth Kittrell (1921-2012). He graduated in 1963 from [[Robert E. Lee]] High School  in Tyler. He procured a [[Bachelor of Arts]] degree in [[English]] and [[journalism]] in 1966 from [[Stephen F. Austin State University]] in [[Nacogdoches]], Texas. He was employed by ''The Amarillo Globe-News'' in [[Amarillo]] from 1966 to 1968, when he joined the staff of ''The La Porte-Bayshore Sun'' near [[Houston, Texas|Houston]].<ref name=obit>"''Tyler Morning Telegraph'' Publisher Nelson Clyde, III, Dies," ''The Tyler Morning Telegraph,'' August 30, 2009.</ref>

==Career==

==Career==