Performers Under Dome at Astrodome Feature Brigadiers and Band
Wanda Orton reports a joint Astrodome event where 450 performers from the Band and Brigadiers unite for a mass finale. The program includes separate drills, a national anthem, a Dixie Fanfare, and a 4:36 pm bus caravan. Leaders and honorees join in a colorful pregame show and later a combined formation on the field prior to the national anthem.
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Wanda Orton
ASTRO
Brigadiers
Robert EL Rantt
Bastown
Astros
Lee
Tate Shane Rey
Brig
Ier
Bank
Robert FL
Ter Myarch
Anim
Bar
Wherger
Leu- Seale
Beytown
Tiana
Erivaiders
Alin
Gaye McMahon
Burns Fatal Accident Claims Local Resident
A local obituary notes the death of Burns, wife of Mr and Mrs. Owens, in a fatal accident earlier this week. Plans are for cremation with burial at a Bayieben location. Also mentioned are funeral notices for Mrs. Paul Stephens and a memorial service at the Auditorium, plus community events and open houses at literacy centers and schools. Weather notes predict cloudy, warmer conditions through Sunday with temperature details and tidal updates for Galveston and nearby areas.
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Burns
Larry Owens
Owens
Owe
Satu Das
Marie
Hox
Paul Stephens
Tenia
Baytown campus notes and club updates in brief
Mrs Howard Kure joins Kappa Kappa Chapter Beta Sigma Phi. Jin Fowler discusses Lamar Tech weekend trends. Virginia Strickling provides details. Dave and Rod Griffin urge friends to think pink. Glanys Talley welcomes a visitor. Redythe Musick previews the Texas Food Service Association general board meeting set for April 26 in Baytown. Verna Tag mentions bunny with a small wooden shavings package. Faye Yeung reports on Baytown adults in college. Nicky Lane Listi notes that straight A report cards pay off financially. Thought for the day: Words are the daughters of earth, but deeds are the sons of heaven.
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Howard Kure
Kappa Kappa
Beta Sigema Pri
Jin Fowler
Lamar Tech
Virginia Strickling
Dave
Rod Griffin
Baytown
Verna Tag
Faye: Yeung
Nicky Lane
Allies Reach Berlin Gate in Soviet Advance
AP bulletin reports American and Allied troops reached Berlin today via the gatebahn, the first large movement since the Soviets began harassing the vital firebow. German resistance and Teutine Khowas are noted as harassing actions continue.
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Berlin
Dodie’s Puppies Bring New Life to Street Scene
Dodie, a two year old dog, cares for a litter of five born April 1 near Mrs. CW Jackson’s home at 115 Bow. She also rescues a stray kitten and two kittens, all with sores, as she navigates a rough street life. The animals remain in the doghouse while Dodie adjusts to motherhood and possible adoption prospects.
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Dodie
CW. Jackson
Dodin
W. Jackson
Rowe
Jerryevelyn
Baytown Sun Puote
Diplomacy and violence mix as tensions rise worldwide
A scrambled report notes Western diplomats pushing a diplomatic offensive while U S Marines land near a major air base. In Moscow, reports of attacks on African students spark condolences as world leaders react. Kansas University mourns a groom and a civil rights worker is mentioned amid gunfire incidents. The Senate military panel advances a voting rights bill without recommendation, signaling a stalled negotiation era in steel talks as President McDonald faces leadership challenges.
Hunt Named Sun Columnist in Baytown Herald
The Sun announces H. L. Hunt, a wealthy Dallas citizen, as the new weekly columnists for The Baytown Sun. His Monday through Friday editorial page feature will discuss politics, wealth, and public life amid controversy over his book and views. Readers may send letters to The Baytown Sun editor.
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Baytown
H.L. Hunt
Internal Revenue Service
Ical
Hunt
Paca
Aivine
Authlet
Morex
Trollus
Hus- Hunt
the Sun
Ty Avill
Hurt
P.O. Box
Biggest Step In Education Aid Passes Senate
Washington AP reports the Senate approved a 1.2 billion school aid bill the broadest ever for grade and high schools. Stonewall Texas notes President Johnson may sign Sunday at his old Junction School as observers recall his grade school days. The measure backs education in poor areas and also aids private and parochial pupils, with Senate approval 73 to 13 and House action previously 263 to 153.
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Washington
Senate
Stonewall
Tex
Johnson
Lydia Bottis
Richard Mere
Merz
June Tlin
Bert Alford
Watton
Okla
Pedernales
Airs
Rokls
Sata Johnson
Mies
Hater
Dees
Rehls
Ste
Thole Felwee
Joe Hiies
Mire
Patty Py
House
Eubls
Stongswall
Lew
White House
Sen
Wayne ~ Morse
D-Ore
LEI
Four Gun Clubbers To Attend Bay City Conservation Meet
Four Bay Shore gun clubs plan to attend a Sunday meeting in the Bay City Community Center at 10 a.m. to organize a new statewide conservation federation. J Eornete Walker and club officers lead the invitation as representatives from Bayshore, Houston Sportsmen, and Bay City Sportsmen’s clubs sponsor the event. attendees include other conservation groups and interested parties.
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Ye Shore Red
Reel and Gun Club
Bay
Conservation Federation
Bay City
J. Eornete Walker
Bayshore Club
M. T. (Beho)dell
Grover Edge
Dent
Tra. ‘Foups
L i . Waddell
Billy Wilson
Houston Sportsmens Club
Bayshera Club
Bay City Sportsmen's Club
Texas
Ronald C. Dud
Houston
Sportsman's Club
City Bond Program Aims at Capital Fund Shortfall
City officials warn that bond financed capital improvements will need funds to cover principal and interest. The program shows $599,559 spent on capital output since 1964 for streets water and sewer lines and $162,705 on equipment with only $1,050 of parks funds used. Plans include three street projects and a Phase 1 1965 sheet program starting with West Defee and Eas Defeat areas.
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Lanhant
Thirk
Rosclara Park Pavilion
Cookine
Inoh Wei
Feward Steet
Seit
Lanham
Welk
Dreeer Drive
Whiting
Eas
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Culpepper Warehouse Showroom Underway
Culpepper Construction advances on a new warehouse showroom at 3300 Market Street replacing the old 15 North Commerce store. The steel and masonry building spans 106 feet by 1 story with 80 feet of glass frontage to showcase furnishings and appliances. Local officials say completion is expected by mid season with a gala planned and expanded parking and a linking drive from the existing facility.
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Rile
Hartman
Market Street
Culpepper Warehouse
T. A. Yount
Culpepper
Wi!worth & Co
North Commerce
Hhe
Estrow
Young
View Facility
Yount
Bayport Construction
Pace
Lei
West Texas
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