Baytown Community Notices and Local Happenings
Early Breakfast hosted by HAPPY GRANDMOTHERS at Mrs. Edzie Mae Bass’s home 606 Denby from 5 to 6 30 a.m. Thursday April 14 public invited. Glen Arbor Creekwood Civic Association to meet 7 30 p.m. Tuesday at St Pauls Lutheran to hear reports on street lights recreation safety and health committee. Baytown Police Reserves meet 7 30 p.m. Tuesday at Police Administration Building announced by Assistant Chief Hooks. Scattered thundershowers likely in Baytown area late Monday/early Tuesday as Texas weather shifts. temps 60 to 78 degrees. Melis sa Bond daughter of Mr and Mrs Jim Bond nursing a broken arm. Various local residents and events including golf plans Easter weekend travel and community projects are noted along with club and association meetings City notes on crime reports a watch found and a rack theft plus a missing parking meter. Also mentions Dean’s List at Sam Houston State College and University of Missouri Selento degree details. Masonic Workshop planned in Lindale Park Houston. Baytown Parents Without Partners meeting. Astros speaker Bill Giles to Baytown Rotary. money bag theft reported. various community groups and club meetings listed.
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Glen Arbor
Glen Arbor-Creekwood Civic Association
St. Pauls! Lutheran Church
Melissa Bond
Jim Bond
Dave Moore
Eldon Berry
Fritz Lanham
Bruce Ramsey
Bill Beckman
Seaborn Cravey
Mexico
Ted McCall
Baytown
Pete Sultis
Sun
Ibub
Houston
Ward
Bud Blackburn
Melinger
Peggy Power
Kay Hollaman
Sid Brady
Louis Wall
Scout
Stargazer satellite fails after two days in orbit
Our World Today reports America's Starglazer satellite loses battery power after just two days in space. Air Force imposes a 100 mission cap for fliers in North Viet Nam war zone. Dominican Republic party nomination and South Carolina seaside holiday brief. Soviet celebrate Yuri Gagarin anniversary with moon program optimism. US signs Yugoslavia cotton and edible oils loan deal.
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America
Air Force
North Viet Nam
Winds Rip Boats On Lake Texoma
Hurricane strength winds and a tornado caused widespread damage in Texas during the night. At Lake Texoma on the Texas Oklahoma border about a quarter million dollars in boats were destroyed or damaged. Multiple boat houses and dozens of boats were wrecked at Little Mineral Dock and Lowe's Highport near Pottsboro. In Denison and Gainesville counties trees and buildings suffered damage, with several businesses damaged and a motel unit destroyed.
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Associated Press
Texas
Lake Texoma
Gainesville
Olney
Lake Texama
Texas-Oklahoma
Denison Herald
Little Mineral Dock
Pottsboro
Lowe
Lowe's
Denison
Slake
Cartwood
McIntosh
Joe Walter Lumber Co
May primaries test Johnson Viet Nam policy in 13 states
In May 3 primaries across Alabama Florida Indiana Ohio Oklahoma and New Mexico voters weigh President Johnsons Vietnam policy and party splits. Oregon May 24 shapes a regional verdict with Hatfield likely to seek the Senate nomination and Duncan entering the Democratic Senate race amid Morse alignment.
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Washington
Johnson
South
Oregon
GOP
Mark O. Hatfield
Senate
Maurine B. Neuberger
Robert B. Duncan
Howard Morgan
Federal Power Commission
Kennedy
Wayne! Morse
D-Ore
Alabama
Florida
Indiana
Ohio
Oklahoma
New Mexico
New Trial Sought Estes Claims His Conviction Illegal
Ex-promoter Ellie Sel Estes, serving a 15 year sentence, seeks a new trial in El Paso arguing false testimony influenced his 1963 mail fraud and conspiracy conviction. US marshals ferried him from Leavenworth to assist lawyers for today's hearing before Judge Leo Brewster.
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EL Paso
Tex
Ellie Sel -Estes
Estes
Wall Street
Washington
U. S
Leavenworth
Kan
U. 5. Dist
Leo Brewster
Dallas
Cancer Vaccine Trial Shows Promising Results at Wayne State
Wayne State University researchers report a four year study in Detroit finding two terminal cancer patients cured and others alive with slowed or halted disease. The vaccine uses patient cancer cells fused with rabbit cell chemicals to stimulate antibody production, aiming to shrink or halt tumors in skin liver and breast cancers.
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Detroit
Wayne State University
Paul L. Wolf
Wayne State
Detroit Institute of Cancer Research
Northville State Hospital
Texas Easter Toll Tops Thirty Six in Weekend Deaths
The Associated Press counts 36 violent deaths in Texas over Easter weekend as thousands hit highways. The tally includes 24 traffic fatalities and multiple homicides and drownings across cities from Dallas to Corpus Christi.
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Texas
Associated Press
Wesley’ Justin Woods
West Fort Worth
Woods
Harvey M. Boggs
Breckenridge
Lemuel K. McBride
Euless
Charles Steven Peebles
Dallas
Dallas- Fort Worth
Larry Howard Cox
Stephen F. Austin
Nacogdoches
Cecil, Hendricks
Lewisville
Buddhist monks vow continued uprisings in Saigon
In Saigon the Buddhist leadership pledged ongoing demonstrations until the U S backed junta resigns. They accuse the Ky regime of lying and blocking civilian rule, forming the Viet Nam Buddhist Forces to press for civilian government and possible talks with Communists.
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Saigon
Viet
Nam
Nguyen Cao Ky
U.S
Ngo Dinh Diem
Viet Nam
Thich
Thien
Minh
Cofleader
Mo Je Inéait
Baytown Library Leaders Plan Post Conference Meetings
Baytonians who attended the Governor's Conference on libraries in Austin will lead planning for Baytown library improvements. A 120 minute program will be offered this spring or next fall to organize local efforts, with leaders and volunteers including Mrs B B Ashby and others coordinating in the Baytown area.
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Sterling Municipal
Baytown
Ernor
John Connally
Robert’ Voster
American Library Association
Harry Ransom
University
Weldon Sons
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N. B. Kaigler
St. Mark's Methodist Church
Kaigler
Gene Levering
Robert Sutphin
Mark Heiman
Max Lawrence
Chuire
Baytown Sun
Happy Grandmothers
Edzie Mae Bass
Denby
Police Administration
W. B. Hooks
Coin Club
Bayshore Coin Club
Willmeet
Sterling Municipal Library
WMU
Woman's Missionary Union of the
San Jacinto Baptist Association
First Baptist Church
Crosby
SHSC
Dugat
Janice Tidman
Baytoom
Sam Houston State College
Judy
Janice
Neva Texas State University
Masonic Workshop
George H. Webb
la Porte
Three County
Lindale Park
Avenue of Oaks
Baytown Area
Parents Without Partners
Citizens National Bank
Elton Romberg
Ola Malone Les
Book Review
Lois Cherry
Ernest Pence
Starlite Lounge
Robert Ray Dailey
W. Pearce
University of Missouri At
Selonto
Connie Pitts
Roseland Park
Big Chief Grocery
Bayway Drive
Dan Robinson
Creager
West Pearce
Southern Maid Donuts
Market
Ben Johnson
J. W. Jones
W. H. Schweitzer
Dabney-Goodwin
Daughters of the Confedera
Paul Deverter
E. Texas
VFW
Veterans OF Foreign Wars Ladies Auxiliary
Decker Drive
Patsy French
Ladtes Association of Goose
BEA
Baytown Education Association
Citizens National Manual
Hwy
Thad Felton
Juan Bosch
Dominican Republic
Dominican Revoluionary Party
South Carolina
Grand Strand
Myrtle Beach
North Carolina Line
Soviet Union
Yuri Gagarian
Man
United States
Yugoslavia
George C. Wallace
John Albert Castillo
Juan Castillo
South House
Corpus Christi
Lake Corpus Christi
Mathis
Joe Dees
Curtis Gees
Beaumont
Village Creek
Hardin County
Beverly Baker
Walter Howard
Stemmons
Bobby Charles Keeton
Water Front
Paul Lee Essman
Johnny Robbins
Irving
Copperas Branch
Lake Dallas
James Louis
Cole
Bertie
Waxahachie
James E. Tabor
University of Texas
Ayo
ROY NC Savings
Harris
County Federal Savings and’ Loan
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