Voters Decide School Races Saturday in Sterling High bids
School administration studies bids on Sterling High School equipment including band instruments uniforms pianos and library gear. Bids opened March 31 referred to the administration for study with recommendations due at the next trustee meeting. Honor roll note and local community items follow with various notices and schedules.
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Sterling High School
Polling Places Listed for School Board and Regent Election
Voter locations are set across multiple precincts including Alamo Burnet Highlands Thad Felton Ashbel Smith Horace Mann Jay High Stephen F Austin San Jacinto Travis Carver Bowie Harlem precincts and notes Baytown areas. Firemen's Recreation Hall move and Chambers County precinct inclusions are mentioned for SF Austin and Baytown districts.
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College Regent
Alamo School
Burnet School
Highlands Elementary
Thad Felton’s
Ashbel Smith School
Horace Mann Junier High
Baytown Weighs Geese Creek Deepening Sponsorship
Baytown could sponsor a federal navigation project from the Houston Ship Channel to Goose Creek, a 1.25 mile span. Costs total about 2080000 with most paid by government and utility firms likely to cover local shares. decision paused for two weeks awaiting council vote and federal approval.
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Baytown
Houston
Goose Creek
Galveston
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Port Commission
Bay‘town
Secretive officers report on missing H bomb recovery near Palmares Beach
News notes a secretive operation to locate a lost hydrogen bomb on the Mediterranean floor near Palmares Beach Spain amid calm weather. In Britain Prime Minister returns to power with a landslide victory over Edward Heath and the Conservatives. Verwoerd’s Nationalist party secures historic South African mandate. Billie Sel Estes, former West Texas promoter, remains imprisoned for 15 years.
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West Texas
Viet Cong Attack Wounds U S Officers Billet in Saigon
Three Americans and at least three Vietnamese killed and 113 wounded as Viet Cong strike a U S officers billet in Saigon. In Binh Dinh Province about 275 miles northeast, 20 Viet Cong killed. Defense Secretary McNamara says buildup raised overall military strength despite short term losses in some Army divisions.
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Saigon
Binh Dinh
Robert 53. McNamara
Sewage at Sterling to be ready in July
City bids on 12,000 feet of sewer lines for Four firms including City Construction Rental and George Construction of Houston submitted bids for concrete, vitrified, and epoxy lined pipes to serve the Sterling area and the new high school. Awards expected April 25 with about 75 working days to complete. Also bids sought for city hall by April 21. Parking meters on Jones Street to be removed to ease traffic. 60 public spaces created near new savings and loan building. Mayor Cravey notes two-lane flow and a near 4 to 1 return on parking spaces.
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Ager Frit Lanham
City Council
Houston
George Construction
Gulf
Coast Hospital
Garth Road
Russ Michell Constructo Baker
T0liers of
North Main
Gayshore Constructors
Bay- Bob Smith Road
Massey
Tompkins Road
Nin
Lanham
Jones Street
Texas Avenue
Pearce
Citizens of Texas Savings and Loan
Citizens National Bank
Savings and Loan
Three Baytown Men Arrested in Marijuana Bust
Three Baytown men Edward Lanshouse Augustine Salazar and Ernest Garcia Jr were arrested after police found a box containing marijuana in a vacant house being torn down in Houston Harris County. Investigators stopped a car on Nance Street and seized marijuana valued at about 16000 dollars in paper bags. The men were charged and taken into custody near 1 a.m.
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Houston
Hardy
Edward E. Lanshouse
Chez
Augustine Salazar
Ernest Garcia Jr
Peace Jack Treadway
Hanan Tn
Anetan
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Channelview School Board Rehires Seven Coaches
The Channelview School Board renewed seven coaches contracts while leaving Bowden Cook without renewal. Contracts renewed: Charles Bright Dan Ray Hooks Jack Thornton Billy Ray Davis Glen Gray Hollis Naquin Jack Ney. Cook plans a public hearing with attorney Joe Reynolds, arguing an unethical handling of his case.
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Bowden
Coal
Cook
James Cowdray
Houston
Joe Reynolds
Bowden Cook
Condray
Charles Bright
Dan Ray Hooks
Jack Thornton
Billy Ray Davis
Glen Gray
Hollis Naquin
Jack Ney
Ney
Reynolds
Nederland
Father Dies Sends Pastor to Akron for Funeral
Rev. J. J. Krimmer pastor of Trinity Tabernacle Assembly of God Church left Thursday for Akron Ohio to attend his father funeral. Burial will be at 2 p.m. Saturday.
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Trinity Tabernacle Assembly of God Church
Akron
Ohio
Rites Set For Hance Victim Of Auto Accident
Funeral services for Joe Paul Hance 45 of Baytown will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday at Paul A. Lee Funeral Home Chapel. Interment in Memory Gardens of Baytown Cemetery. Hance, an operator at Humble Oil and Refining Co Baytown Refinery, died after a two car crash near Buffalo. His wife Bonnie Rose and daughter Sandra Jean survived along with two sons, and his mother, sisters, and five brothers. The family originated the Charity Bowl Pee Wee football game now sponsored by the Baytown Optimist Club.
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Baytown
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Don Hance
da Mae Hance
J. D. Todd
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Clyde T. Hance
W. D. Hance
Lafayette
C. W. Hance
Dallas
Billy Hance
U.s.air Force
D. R. Hance
Victoria
Missouri Pacific to lay off over 20000 workers in strike
AP dispatch from St Louis reports Missouri Pacific Railroad will cut more than 20,000 employees across 12 states due to the firemen's strike. Notices will be posted today and take effect in 16 hours. Only essential officers and supervisory staff will be kept to maintain the railroad and operate some trains.
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ST. Louis
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Candidates Seek Regent and Trustee Seats in Local Election
Four candidates run for two school board trustee seats while nine vie for three college regent spots. Incumbents Knox Beavers and Ben Shirey seek reelection. challengers include Robert Wahrmund and Carole Opryshek. Regents incumbents Alma McNulty Warren Spivey Jim Black and six others compete for three seats. Polls open 7 AM to 7 PM with results expected by 3:30 PM Saturday. Baytown Sun staff and Jaycees will report results.
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Regents
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Wahrmund
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Carole) Opryshek
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Opryshek
Karl Opryshek
Shirey
Alma McNulty
Warren Spivey
Jim Black
Regent
Dave Tracht
Allen Rice Jr
Travis Porter
Sam Hastings
Wal- His
Sun
Midnight Deadline for Car License Tags 1966
County tax collector Carl Smith warns residents that 1966 car license tags are sold at various locations with closing times. Baytown outlets set 7 30 p.m. latest. Lewis & Coker Lakewood may sell until then. Other offices close earlier, and penalties apply for driving after midnight Friday with old tags.
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Lakewood
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Cotin l
Houston
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Humble
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la Porte
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Bridge Committee of Chamber Sets Meeting Tuesday
Thad Felton, chairman of the Baytown Chamber of Commerce bridge and crossing committee, calls a noon Tuesday meeting at Goose Creek Country Club to push Cedar Bayou and Houston Ship Channel crossings. Members include Jack Jacobs, Harry Hartman, RB A Pructi, James Da, Perry Britton, Fred Hartman, and County Commissioner OV Ramsey. ex-officio members are County Judge Oscar Nelson and County Commissioner H H McCollum.
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Baytown Chamber of Commerce
New Bridge and Crossling Committee
Goose Creek Country Club
Eldon
Berry
Cedar Bayou
Houston
Felton
Dave Moore
Jack ‘Jacobs
Harry F. Hartman
Rb.a. Pructi
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Perry W. Britton
Fred Hartman
VL OV. Ramsey
Oscar Nelson
H. H. McCollum
Chambers County
Appointment of Regents Called Legal Necessity
The Lee College board appointed a nine member regents board after residents voted to separate from the public school system. Board President Knox Beavers cited a 1951 state law and said submitting to a vote would be illegal and there was no option but appointment. Beavers and Ben Shirey face reelection amid the trustee campaign.
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Knox Beavers
Ben Shirey
Beavers
Board of Trustees
Board of Regents
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