Wayne Connally No Appearances in Baytown Tuesday
Wayne Connally candidate for Texas lieutenant governor will not appear in Baytown on Tuesday. He will address student government representatives at Lae Coblewe. A reception is planned at Hatnade Tower Crater where the public is invited. Dinner Meeting follows. ACH Cie Associated Cai hnt Winner fee.
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Wayne Connally
Texas
Baytown
Coblewe
Baytown Boy Hurt In Bicycle Crash After Hesitation
James Lawrence Hurt of Harvard was injured at 2:05 pm Saturday while bicycling in the southbound lane of S Highway 146 when a car driven by Georgia Welch Hoilston of Groves struck as he started to cross after hesitating. Police report states no charges.
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James Lawrence Hurt
Harvard
S. Highway 146
Georgia Welch Hoilston
Groves
Wales
Baytown School Board Agenda Moves On Insurance and Bids
The Baytown school board debated raising deductibles in a new insurance policy and naming a replacement on the insurance advisory committee. Trustees delayed action over a potential conflict of interest involving James Ellis and Bob Kalbitz. The agenda includes trips policy, three year lease for the insurer of record, bids on concession rights, PE supplies, art items, and football gear. Tickets for the Baytown Human Relations Council Banquet are sold out.
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Heer
Bob Kalbitz
School Board
James Ellis
Kalbitz
Shay Ply Through The Air At Tor rance Coast
A report describes a new sport of kiting with a daring young man soaring over Tor rance California. Kites weigh 30 to 40 pounds and builders use bamboo and plastic sheets. A turning start and kite man show the craft in action.
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Torrance
Calif
Fabove
Kireman
Multinational Firms Face Domestic Job Debate in U S
The Hartke Burke bill seeks limits on foreign investment and capital outflow as lawmakers and unions clash over whether multinationals destroy U S jobs by seeking low-wage labor abroad or create more opportunities by boosting foreign economies and future U S exports. Hearings could decide which view holds.
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York
U.S
Peter Drucker
Divi- Dallas
Ker
Clyde Barrows
Connie
Hartke-Burke
United States
Multinationals
Bonnie and Clyde Stop At Rural Service Station
Overstreet recalls a 1934 summer night when Clyde and Bonnie arrived in a new Ford V4. He quotes Clyde saying to fill it up as they sped away. The boss followed but was warned away when Clyde drew a gun. Overstreet plans for his son to take over next year amid ongoing auto repair challenges.
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Clyde
Bonnie
Barrow
Funeral services for Cecil Phillips Sr.
Funeral services for Cecil Phillips Sr., 74, were scheduled Monday morning at Earthman's Funeral Home Chapel with Andy Dooley of Missouri Street Church of Christ officiating. He a Baytown resident for 15 years and a former automobile salesman died Saturday in a Baytown hospital. Survived by wife, son Cecil Phillips Jr., daughter Mrs. A. J. Korenek, three brothers, one sister, five grandchildren. Burial in Memory Gardens.
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Earthman's Funeral Home
Andy Dooley
Missouri Street
Houston
Dee Phillips
Florida
Lee D. Phillips
Los Angeles
Calif
Hubertis Phillips
Borger
John Crain
Muskogee
Oklo
Memory Gardens
Navy Raid Strikes DMZ Targets. Two Destroyers Hit
Nine U S ships pounded North Vietnamese positions in the DMZ’s southern half. Enemy shore batteries hit the destroyers John R. Craig and Ronan causing hull damage on the Craig and light shrapnel hits on the Ronan. No casualties reported.
Illinois conservationists alarmed by wildlife decline
In Illinois the Department of Conservation outlines a new concept of nature preserves protecting original lands. The Illinois Nature Preserve Commission cites 410 acres in Jasper and Marion counties as home to prairie chickens. The list of at risk species includes 31 fish, the alligator gar, the chorus frog, 15 reptiles, 46 birds led by upland plover, 16 mammals such as bobcats. The white tailed jack rabbit remains in a small northwest group.
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Illinois
Prairie State
Henry N. Barkhausen
Illinois Department of Conservation
Jasper
Marion
Barkhausen
Illinois Nature Preserve Commission
Department of
Commission
Simba Safari Lions Drifting Through Brazil's Open Forest
In Sao Paulo a 180000 dollar Simba Safari opens as the first lion park on the continent. 23 free roaming lions share 1.8 miles of paved road with visitors paying about five dollars to ride through in their cars. Lions are fenced yet roam freely on a 3400 foot inland plateau near the Sao Paulo Zoo with imports from other zoos.
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Brazil
Simba
Latin America
Francisco “Chico
Galvao
Tropic of Capricorn
Sao Paulo Zoo
Africa
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