Pollution Meeting In Houston By Business Club
The Houston Business and Professional Women's Club will sponsor a water pollution program at 7 p.m. April 12 in the Summit Club building. Frank Bender, project director of the Galveston Bay study for pollution control, will speak. Residents of Eva Maud and Plumwood subdivisions may attend a special citizens meeting to oppose widening Ward Road from Highway 146 to Kilgore. Albert Fanestiel chairs the meeting at City Hall. Also notes mention Baytown temperatures and Galveston tides.
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Houston
Business and Professional Women's Club
T P.m
Summit Club
Houston Bank and Trust Co
Frank FP. Bender
Galveston Bay
Citizens Committee
Eva Maud
Plumwood
Fred
Citizens’ Committee
Ward Road
Highway 146
Kilgore
Albert Fanestiel
City Hall
Johnson Action in King's Death Test Civil Rights Unity
President Johnson met with civil rights leaders and officials after the assassination of Dr Martin Luther King Jr to urge calm. Violent unrest erupted in multiple cities with arson, shootings, and arrests as federal officials prepared for possible disorders and the nation mourned King.
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Washington
Johnson
Martin Euther Hing Jr
Hawaii
Ramsey Clerk
Justice Department
Clark
King
Ralph Abernathy
Andrew Young
Tallahassee
Fla
Florida A. & M. University
Harlem
Local Social Snippets Highlight Everyday Happenings
PAM HENLEY believes she may be the last remaining among friends as Dora Ward enjoys a big meal. Mrs. Frank Tomek praises a new grandbaby while Peggy Cheatham embraces a new life outlook through contact lenses. Grace Ann Waugh turns five Friday. University of Houston hosts a reading seminar with Mrs. Vernie Buatleson and Mrs. Mildred Brown. George Miles plans to miss Mifa while away on business next week. Ted Kloesel hosts a full house. Dutch Heintschel attends a meeting. Jimmy Batley forms a large committee. Carl Young curates pictures. Treba McCune heads to Dallas for fall prep. Wayne Gray struggles to depart as lights dim. Thelma Norton awaits vacation. Jennie Rutherford greets with a wave.
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Pam Henley
Dora Ward
Frank Tomek
Peggy Cheatham
Grace Ann Waugh
Vernie Buatleson
Mildred Brown
University of Houston
George Miles
Ted Kloesel
Dutch Heintschel
Jimmy Batley
Carl Young
Treba McCune
Dallas
Wayne Gray
Thelma Norton
Jennie Rutherford
Direct Dialing LD Calls Start Sunday nationwide rollout
Sunday marks the start of Expanded Direct Distance Dialing across the nation. Baytown General Telephone officials explain that callers will use a one number access code for intra area calls and zero for other long distance calls, with automatic operator assistance during the dial.
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Havane
Beaumont
Bangor
al Chappell
Baytown
General Telephone
Houston
Houston Central Zone
Chappell
Southwestern Bell
Beaumont-Port Arthur-Orange
Nialing
United States
General Telephone Co
U.S. Lame Duck Johnson Won’t Seek Successor
From New York to Tokyo reports note President Johnson will stay out of the 1964 race, saying a lame duck should not pick a successor. Separate dispatches cite Hanoi’s view that limited bombing pauses prove nothing about U.S. aggression and reference a Vietnamese workers party broadcast.
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Tokyo
Hanoi
North Vietnam
United States
Khan
U.S
New York
Johnson
Robert F. Kennedy
New York Times
X Ray Unit Schedule In Baytown
The San Jacinto Tuberculosis and Respiratory Disease Association mobile screening unit will tour Baytown from April 8 to May 4. Call FA 6-228 for details. Stops include Sterling High School, Robert E. Lee High, Weingarten's, Kmart, Post Office Market, San Jacinto Hospital, Gulf Coast Hospital, United Carbon, O'Brien's, SMS Industries, First National Bank, and Highlands area locations with varying hours each day.
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San Jacinto Tuberculosis and Respiratory Disease Association
Baytown
Association
Ir Baytown
Monay
Sterling High School
Robert E. Lee High
Weingarten
Kmart
Post Office
Market
San Jacinto Hospital
Gulf Coast Hospital
United Carbon
O'Brien's
Mighway
SMS Industries, Inc
E. Walisville
Highlands
First National Bank
King Shooting Sparks City Unrest and Riots Across Nation
AP reports describe rioting looting and injuries in a Negro neighborhood near the White House after Dr Martin Luther King Jr was shot and killed in Memphis A white man is identified as the assassin prompting arrests and continued protests Memphis Washington and Indianapolis reactions are noted Kennedy comments express sorrow and a campaign impact on November elections authorities describe the shooter’s plan and escape details King family statements reflect faith and shock
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Detroit
Harlem
Brooklyn
Bedford Stuyvesant
Negro
White House
Washington
Jackson
Miss
Jackson State College
Nashville
Newark
Boston
King
Johnson
Ndianapolis
Ind
Robert F. Kennedy
Indiana
Martin Luther King
New York Democrat
Memphis
Tern
Martin Luther King Jr
Washington, D.C
Tenn
APJ
Martin Luther Hing Jr
Frank Holloman
Holloman
Crosby Trustee Poll Set for Saturday at Crosby High School
Crosby voters will choose three seats on the Crosby School District board this Saturday. Six candidates, including incumbent W. L. Loftin, appear on the ballot for positions 5 through 7. Precinct 9T voters use Crosby High School agriculture building. Precinct 251 votes take place at Barrett Station Drew High School cafe. Election judges named Leroy F. Holy and James Mills. Polls run from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.
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Crosby
W. L
Buck"” Loftin
Jack Woodard
Postion
Jimmie Patrick Vat
Robert Buchanan
Rd James Marek
Amrewt Spence
Crosby High School
Leroy F. Holy
Drew Hish School
Barrett Station
James Mills
Voting Places and Judges in Regent Election Precincts
Lee College Board of Regents election lists polling sites and judges for 13 precincts. Precincts 12 and 13 use Alamo and Burnet Elementary schools with J Winston Hayes and Irving St John as judges. Other precincts include Highlands Highlands Elementary with M W Hargrove, Courtesy Ford with Jack Hester, Ashbel Smith Elementary with O Fidman, Horace Mann Junior School with George Dabney, Baytown Junior School with Andy Contreras, S F Austin Elementary with Mrs W A Goodrich Jr, San Jacinto Elementary with Mrs Ted Kloesel, Travis Elementary with J Roger Read, Carver School with Woodrow Lewis, James Bowie Elementary with Wayne McClurg, and Harlem Elementary with Jefferson D Walker.
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Lee College Board of Regents
Alamo
J. Winston Hayes
Burnet Elementary
Irving St. John
Highlands
M. W. Hargrove
Courtesy Ford
Jack Hester
Ashbel Smith
O. Fidman
Horace Mann
George Dabney
Baytown
Andy Contreras
S.F. Austin
W. A. Goodrich Jr
San Jacinto
Ted Kloesel
Travis
J. Roger Read
Carver
Woodrow Lewis
James Bowie
Wayne McClurg
Harlem
Jefferson D. Walker
Baytown Relays crown contenders for Relay Queen title
Baytown readers learn about the Baytown Relays beauty contest where ten senior and eligible candidates from Ross Sterling and Robert E. Lee high schools vie for the Relay Queen crown. Photos, judges including John Wayne and Actors Guild aides determine finalists. Final results announced at the Sterling Sounds of Spring stage show.
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Beverly Threadgill
Baytown
Robert E. Lee High School
Ross Sterling
Sach
John Wayne
Wayne
Actors Guild of Los Angeles
Bic
Mary Beth McElroy
Sterling
Mary Brown
Robert E. Lee
Seven candidates seek three Lee College regent seats
Seven candidates vie for three vacancies on the Lee College Board of Regents in Saturday’s election. Incumbents Royal D. Burnside Jr. and O. A. Boatright seek re-election while Bil Strickler does not run. Candidates seek six year terms. Burnside backs the bond program to be re-submitted in May. Other candidates include John P. Henderson Claude N. Cook Jr. Milton L. Campbell Cheney R. Coker and Boatright.
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Lee College Board of Regents
Royal D. Burnside Jr
O. A. Boatright
Bil Strickler
Regent
Burnside
Boatright
Bf School
Justees
Warren Petroeum Co
Mont Belvieu
Texas A&m
Oklahoma A&m
Lee College
John P. Henderson
Hembleys and Refining Co
Baytown
University of Texas
Baytown United Fund
Community Chest
Claude N. Cook Jr
Air Force
Lee Collge
I-10 Spur 330 project to start next week
Henry Holcomb reports construction will begin next week on Interstate 10 and Spur 330 near Raytown. A new high bridge over the San Jacinto River, four lane interstate with emergency lanes, and a Spur 230 interchange will be built at Four Corners. Cost is 4.7 million dollars, with 90 percent funded by the federal government. contractors include Austin Road Co. and Worth Construction Co. of Dallas.
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Henry Holcomb
San Javeek
Allen Ranft
Texas Highway Department
Raytown
Interstate 10
Austin Road Co
Austin Bridge Co
Worth Construction Co
Dallas
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