Civic Supper and Officers Election at West Bay Road
Civic Supper by TRI-CITY Beach Civic Association at 7 39 pm Tuesday in the Community Building on West Bay Road followed by officer elections. Guest missionary Miss Gaml Maynard will show slides at 10 am Wednesday in First Presbyterian Church Fellowship Hall with a coffee for her return to Guatemala at 9 30 am. Style Show luncheon tickets available from members for Friday 10 30 am at Goose Creek Country Club, with luncheon. Stoy Searight Shamblin, 62, died of a heart attack in Burnet. Funeral Tuesday 10 am from Paul A Gee Funeral Home. Mothers Club Baytown A M Mothers Club meets 7 30 pm Tuesday in Community Building Room 4. camping film planned. Charles Rameriz treated for knife wounds at Gulf Coast Hospital after alleged attack at Gypsy Tea Room. Prescription glasses found at Bay Plaza parking lot. owner to call 427 1188.
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Tri-City Beach
Gaml Maynard
United Presbyterian Church
First Presbyterian Church Fellowship Hall
Miss Maynard
Guatemala
Quiche
The
Baytown Society For Professional Engineers
Johnny Bush
Hugh Lansford
Knox Beavers
Goose Creek Country Club
Shamblin
Mothers Club
Baytown
A&m
Charles Rameriz
Gulf Coast Hospital
Rameriz
Weather outlook for Baytown area stays mild into Tuesday
Partly cloudy skies and continued mild conditions are forecast for the Baytown area through Tuesday with temperatures expected in the upper 50s to low 60s.
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Baytown Area
Judy Whitted Slices Tomatoes and Easter Visits Noted
A jumble of small items records Judy Whitted slicing tomatoes, Baton Rouge visitors Hannah and Pete Kelley during Easter, Sharon Peebles excited over a new house, Helen Kirkpatrick receiving a compliment, Anna Lee Haddox discussing an upcoming event, and local personalities like David Kadjar and Douglas yard work, along with an Alley Theater outing by Vickery and Carolyn.
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Judy Whitted
Hannah and
Pete Kelley
Baton Rouge
Sharon Peebles
Helen Kirkpatrick
Anna Lee Haddox
David Kadjar
Douglas
Missing 25 after New Orleans barge freighter crash
A head on collision between the freighter Union Faith and an oil barge on the Mississippi near the Greater New Orleans bridge ignited a massive blaze. Twenty five crew members of the Union Faith remain unaccounted for. the ship sank hours after the crash while towed for beaching and the oil barge broke in two, with fire crews battling the flames along the river.
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Orleans
New Orleans
Mississippi River
Coast Guard
Union
Faith
Warren Douce
Elysse Landry
Arnold Regouffre
Union Faith
Artificial Heart Replaced By Real One In Houston
In Houston Dr Denton A Cooley transplanted donor Barbara Ewan from Lawrence Massachusetts into patient Herschel Karp, the 19th heart transplant by the team. The operation lasted about two hours and Karp’s heart began beating after one electrical shock. He is described in satisfactory condition, with the artificial heart previously used to keep him alive awaiting a donor.
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Houston
Tex
Haskell Earp
Denton A. Cooley
Barbara Ewan
Lawrence
Mass
Cooley
Karp
HEART
World News Briefs Raise Pressure on Nixon and Vietnam Foes
House Speaker McCormack presses Nixon to speed up recommendations to Congress while insisting no criticism. Former Vietnam generals urge escalation to prevent South Vietnam’s fall, but White House says no victory through force. Romania’s Manescu visits Moscow as Kremlin press grows on Communist leaders. Violence rings Jordan Valley after Easter clashes. Pope Paul urges humanity to reject violence. Easter fires kill 21 in two incidents. Bridgeport tenement fire claims 11 and Ark Oakwood Bayou blaze 40. another explosion near Oakwood Bayou kills ten.
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House
John W. McCormack
D-Mass
Nixon
Congress
U. S
Vietnam
South Vietnam
White House
Bridgeport
Conn
Oakwood Bayou
Ark
Sniper's Kin Say He Felt Discrimination
Relatives claim Donald Martin Lambright felt racism influenced his highway shooting spree that left four dead and 17 wounded. An uncle, Howard Johnson, notes a mental health history and refusal of treatment while Lambright's mother says racism abroad in the country. The rampage on the Pennsylvania Turnpike occurred around 10 a.m. Saturday. his wife Annette was beside him and two victims remained hospitalized in Neshaminy area. Lambright faced firearms and ammunition, including an M 1 rifle and a Marlin carbine, bought nine days earlier in St Louis.
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Harrisburg
Donald Martin Lambright
Lambright
Stepin Fetchit
Howard Johnson
New York City
Delveland
Winifred Lee
Pennsylvania Turnpike
Ignatius Keenan
Philadelphia
Namisburgh
Vincent Saidla
Framingdale
N.Y
Ernest Stevens
Elkhart
Ind
Turnpike
Annette
Houston
Hamilton Pool
Austin
Ellen Smith
Buda
Potice
John Frnka
Columbus
Moores
Jim E. Newhouse
Brazos River
Young Newhouse
Incumbents Triumph In Area School and City Votes
Area voters turned out Saturday to elect city officials and school trustees with most incumbents winning. In Crosby Albert J Schmidt was unopposed for Position 1 and Oliver Thompson defeated Truman Reed by 50 votes. In Barbers Hill G T Butch Joseph was high vote getter amid seven candidates for two seats. Anahuac reelected one incumbent and added a newcomer. Mont Belvieu council members were re elected without opposition. Beach City sent two incumbents and a newcomer to the council. Reed Bakers owner Reed and Thompson of White Trucks were among local figures noted.
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Crosby Albert J. Schmidt
Shmidt
B. J. Bradley
Oliver Thompson
Truman Reed
Reed
Thompson
Central High School
Crosby
Reed Bakers
Pasadena
White Trucks, Inc
Houston
Barbers Hill
G.T
Butch) Joseph (Larice
Armer
Whalen Green
Joseph
Lil. Green
Tenneco Oil Co
Norman G. Dardin
Shell Oil Co
Deer Park
Norris Thomas Jr
W. L
Buddy) Fisher
Ernest Ben Winfree
Reuben Shires
James D. Matthews
Gladman Henry
Liberty Supply Co
Anahuac
Mont Belvieu
T. E. Williams
Earl Porter
Houston Pipefitter
Virgil Carlile
Warren Petroleum Corp
Beach City
R. J. McGaffey
Enjay Chemical
James O
Jimmy) McClellan
Travis Ei
Humble Carpenter
Jerry Enderli
Grief Brothers Cooperage
Easter Weekend Death Toll Tops Texas 41
The Associated Press reports a deadly Easter weekend across Texas with 41 violent deaths by midnight Sunday. Drownings, traffic wrecks, and accidents struck many communities from Dallas to Fort Worth, Houston, and beyond. Victims include Jack Gardner and several minors, while oil field workers and drivers add to the toll. Police continued searches for missing victims as investigations begin.
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Associated Press
Lake Texhoma
Jack William Gardner
Oklahoma City
Jack Gardner Jr
Joseph J. Courtney
Robert Cecil Landers
Houston
Thomas Franklin Wiliams
MIL
Americans Killed In War Saigon Front Battle Tragedy
North Vietnamese infantrymen attacked U.S. troops in two groups Sunday night killing 14 Americans and wounding 28. A separate clash near Bao Lac left 11 Americans dead and 13 wounded as mortars and close combat raged for about two and a half hours. North Vietnamese casualties were unknown.
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Saigon
U.S
173Rd Airborne Brigade
Bao Lac
Thousands Use Easter To Protest Viet War
Tens of thousands joined Easter weekend protests against the Vietnam War led by the National Action Coalition. In New York Central Park more than 9,200 gathered for an orderly protest that set the tone for parades in other cities. A violent clash in San Francisco injured 13 MPs, while Chicago and Los Angeles held peaceful rallies. The New York parade drew about 40,000, with six arrests and paint splattered on bystanders. Additional demonstrations occurred in Gainesville, West Palm Beach, and Washington in an Easter antiwar wave.
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Associated Press
New York
Central Park
National Action Coalition
San Francisco
Presidio
Civic Center
Chicago
Los Angeles
Lafayette Park
Sixth Avenue
Gainesville
Fla
Federal
Alachua County
Vietnam
West Palm
Congressional Record
Nixon
Key Biscayne
White House
Washington
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Citizens National Bank & Trust Co
Queen OF the
Debbie Jeffrey
Corneliu Manescu
Moscow
Kremlin
Jordan Valley
Jordan
Israel
Pope Paul VI
Anahuac Anahuac
D. Colley
Humble of and Refining Co
Frank L. Garvey
Texas
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Hayden 1. Walker
Farm Road
Fort Bend
Clodine
Ricardo Pena
el ‘Texano Lake
Hidalgo
Omar Castillo Moreno
Delta Lake
Elsa
James Cottenham
Fort Worth
W. R. Plunk
High Island
Galveston
Robert P. Masia
Kbothy
Ray McHenry
Upland
Calif
Dilley
Juan Chapa
New Braunfels
Francis Lightfoot
Bowie
Fred Poe
Mineola
James Plunk
Grand Saline
Dennis Lee Hillin
Longview
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Irving
L&n
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James E. Crandall
Fred L. Toone
Ae Earl Forter
Wee Les Eee
D. EB. Williams
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Butch
Travis Read
James
McClellan
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