Community meetings and a North Texas recital listed
SOpers PEO will gather at 10 30 a m Thursday at 1908 Oak Shadows home of Mrs Jack Henderson. BAYTOWN SERVICE League meets at 9 15 a m Friday at 426 S Burnet Drive. Sunday Recital features David Petrash a North Texas State University junior giving an organ recital at 3 p m in the NT State Music Recital Hall. Petrash is son of Mr and Mrs John J Petrash of 517 Harvey. League Mothers The Women s Little League Auxiliary meets 9 30 a m Thursday at Citizens Bank with Mothers of Little League players from Gaytown leagues invited.
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PEO
Jack Henderson
Oak Shadows
Service League
Baytown
C. J. Bailey Jr
S. Burnet Drive
David Petrash
North Texas State University
North Texas State University Music
John J. Petrash
Harvey
Women's
Little League
Citizens’ Bank
James Woodrow
Woody) Butler
Leo J. Butler
Cabiniss
Chet Brooks
Pasadena
Senate Committee On State Departments
Sen. Brooks
Buler
University of Texas At Austin
Weather outlook for Hay lown area Wednesday
Weather forecast shows cloudy to partly cloudy skies and mild temperatures with scattered drizzle. Temperature range expected in the upper 60s. minor lower values possible as the day progresses.
Fashion and society notes from Baytown and Arkansas links
Mrs L M Richmond rests in Room 306 at San Jacinto Methodist Hospital with visitors possible. Beth Wiesner shows an original handbag design while Mrs Bob Peterson drafts a University of Arkansas daughter format. Anna Brinkley asks about a photo as Callie Allman works another style show. Glen Russell and Dora Ward travel Baytown Kilgore and sport a yellow orchid corsage. Selma Newton hosts guests at a restaurant accident scene. R La Martin, Smoky Woods, Robbie Van Natter, Cynthia Huey covered Baytown Youth Fair and Rodeo. Kent Gandy reports fatigue.
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L. M. Richmond
San Jacinto Methodist Hospital
Beth Wiesner
Bob Peterson
University of Arkansas
Anna Brinkley
Callie Allman
Glen Russell
Baytown
Kilgore
Dora Ward
Selma Newton
R. la Martin
Smoky
Woods
Robbie van Natter
Cynthia Huey
Kent Gandy
Floods Hit Minnesota Iowa and South Dakota
Rivers fed by melting snow flood the upper Midwest, causing evacuations and two drownings in Minnesota. In Sioux City volunteers rush a sandbag dike on the Big Sioux River as Cedar Valley communities brace for rising waters.
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Associated Press
Upper Midwest
Sioux City
Iowa
Big Sioux
Minnesota
South Dakota
Bernard Knudson
Kinbrae
Heron Lake
Thomas Bierangel
New Ulm
Weather Bureau
Renner
Dell Rapids
Wisconsin
Northwoods
Mississippi
Warren P. Knowles
la Crosse
St. Vincent's Academy of Nursing
Riverside
Houston donor lung transplant near miss at two hospitals
A donor patient was moved between Houston hospitals for a possible lung transplant. St. Luke's Episcopal Hospital said the donor heart was unsuitable, but tests found compatible lung tissue for another patient awaiting transplant at Methodist Hospital.
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Houston
St. Luke's Episcopal Hospital
Hood
Methodist Hospital
Juvenile problem in Baytown grows says Chief Mann
Police Chief Blair W. Mann warned that the juvenile problem is expanding in Baytown after a beer bust at a local home. Officers reported minors from 14 to 24, bullets of beer, whisky bottles, and overturned furniture. Three adults were jailed and a 15 year old girl was released to her sister.
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Baytown
Blair W. Mann
Ghief Mann
Gregorys For Men Sold to Houstonian Richard E Stakes
Richard E Stakes becomes owner-manager of Gregorys For Men at 308 West Texas Ave by purchasing partner N V McWilliams interest. Stakes and his family move to Raytown from Houston. He is a San Antonio native with Alamo Heights High School and St Marys University training. McWilliams joins J C Penney Almeda Mall as men department division manager. Mrs Ann Heistanl remains assistant buyer. Stakes is brother to Bay Stonian Robert A Stakes.
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Richard E. Stakes
Gregory’s For Men
West Texas Ave
N. V. McWilliams
Stakes
Raytown
Houston
Ile
Jacqueline
Lee Randall
San Antonio
Stakesi
Alamo Heights High School
St. Mary's University
McWilliams
Gregory's
J.C. Penney Almeda Mall
Gregory’s
Ann Heistanl
Robert A. Stakes
April 29 Is Probable Date For Mayor Runoff Election
Channelview residents pursue incorporation by petition to Houston, seeking permission to form a city within metes and bounds described by Channelview School District. League hires lawyer, aims to collect 51 percent voter signatures, Houston has 90 days to act, possible immediate annexation if permission granted. Discussions address costs, road maintenance, and city government prerequisites.
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Muril
Hart Sun
Channelview
Channelview Civic Betterment League
Houston
Hentisihe
San Jacinto River
Wallisville Road
Carpenter’s Bayou
Ronnie Patterson
League
Patterson
John Langston
Allen Hall
Liquor amendment heads to House debate in Texas
In Austin AP report, a Senate approved liquor by the drink constitutional amendment cleared for full House debate with sponsors claiming 100 votes. Also moving: welfare ceiling raise, Cavness plan school land spending, and local horse race betting votes in four counties. If House votes align, liquor by the drink advances to November 1970 ballot.
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Galveston
Bexar
Webb
Hidalgo
C. A. Davis
Houston
Dick McKissack
Dallas
Rena McCaleb
Welfare Rights Organization of
San Antonio
Baytown to Join Cancer Education Survey Drive
Baytown will take part in the American Cancer Society five year educational survey during the annual residential crusade ending April 15. Chairman Eva Wilson says the survey asks eight questions for women and six for men, aims to measure health habits, and improve education programs. Volunteers are urged to assist April 15 and contact the society at 528-2877.
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Baytown
American Cancer Society
Eva Wilson
Residential Crusade
Sosiply
Texas
Wilson
Cancer Society
Society
Walker Responds To Removal Of Campaign Signs
Mayoral candidate Glen Walker replies to a complaint from R C Beeman about signs on public property. He thanks supporters for signs but says some were not placed correctly and asks volunteers to remove signs and return them to the campaign office at 6200 Bayway Drive.
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Glen Walker
the Sun
R. C. Beeman
Missouri
Beeman
Albert Fanestie
Fanestiel
Walker
Albert
Ands
Braswell
Tall
Ser Walker
Governor studies Supreme Court district ruling
Bulletin mentions Gov. Preston Smith receiving the Supreme Court’s Tuesday ruling on congressional district mathematical exactness and beginning an immediate study of the decision.
Five To Be Sworn In Tonight
Three new city councilmen and two re elected will be sworn in at a special meeting. The council plans to set April 29 for a mayoral runoff between Glen Walker and Albert Fanestici. Incoming councilmen Allen Cannon David Evans and Leonard Stasney will take posts while Don Hullum and Lamar Kelley return.
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Bill Hartman
Glen Walker
Albert Fancstici
Allen Cannan
David Evans
Leonard Stasney
Don Hullum
Lamar Kelley
Capital Improvement
Decker Drive
Baker Road
Lobit
Highway 146
Whitelab, Inc
Houston
Human Relations Council
Reuben DeHoyos
Tom Royder
Seaborn Cravey
Fanestie
A. M
Andy Braswell
Spending Bill Ready For Study
AUSTIN AP lawmakers study a House Appropriations Committee spending bill as a possible summer special session looms for redistricting. Senate chair Sen Murray Watson warns court action on rehearing delays redrawing, which could force candidates to run at large and create chaos and seniority loss.
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Missouri
Texas
Crawford Martin
Watson
Walter Knapp
Amarillo
House Committee
New Jersey
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University of Montreal
Sopers
Upper Midwest States
Dawson
Lac Qui Parle
Windom
Jackson
Cherokee
Little Soux
Akron
Mann
Peoples State Bank
Igregory’s For Men
Houstonian
Citizens National Pt Awe
Atty
Davis
Albert Fanestiel
Bulletin
U.S. Steel Texas Works
Bill Woods
Jeon Saxton
U.S. Steel
Texas Works
Teamsters Union
Raytown Sun Phata
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