Spring Festival at Bay Town Junior School
The Spring festival at Bay Town Junior School runs from 3 3 4 5 to 8 p m Thursday with a spaghetti supper at 5 p m for 1 per person Alamo PTA meets at 3 0 p m Thursday in the school auditorium guest speaker W D Hinson nursery provided Also Bay Town Woman's Club and other local groups hold meetings and events including baseball, chicken dinners, church festival and senior citizens dinner with details and hosts listed
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Baytown Junior School
Speghetti
Alamo Pta
Lamo Pta
W. D. Hinson
LAMAR
ALAMO
Dads Club
Weather and Tides Forecast for Galveston
Cloudy and continued warm Wednesday with temperatures from 60 to 80 degrees. Brisk wind gusts expected and no minimum temperature through Thursday. Galveston tides show high at 21:66 a.m. and low at 1:54 a.m.
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Galveston
Bay Town Notes Include Travel and Family Fun
Constable Paul Anderson recovers from an asthma attack as families and locals share Easter weekend scenes. Gene and Johnella Bnynton rough it on a camp trip. Velma Ansley inquires about local happenings. Clay Hooper offers to stand in for an absent reporter. Dave Cashion, ex Baytown, now Houston air line executive, visits frequently. Mike Clark, former Bay Town Sun staffer in Dallas, makes a surprise call. Jimmie Woods chases gubernatorial campaign updates. A. V. Bickley family enjoys Tyler trip. Threadgill family visits kin. Pvt. Richard Henderson to return Wednesday for 30 days, then duty in Vietnam. Della and Gerry Landry look pretty on Easter. Glenn Simpson goes to a picnic. Marines Cpl Paul Picczynski and Terri visit W. D. Wood’s family in Highlands. Piceynskis stationed in San Diego.
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Paul Anderson
Gene
Johnella Bnynton
Velma Ansley
Winston Hayes
Clay Hooper
Jimmie Woods
5. A
Wilhites
Florida
Richard
Lee Henderson
Vietnam
Della Landry
Gerry Landry
A. V Bickley
Tyler
Roy Threadgill
Roy Jr
Allen
J. L Threadgills
Glenn Simpson
Marine Cpl
Paul Piccynski
Terri K
W. D. Wood
Edie Duffey
Highlands
Piceynskis
San Diego
Calif
Four Die in Mass Murder on West Texas Highway
State police report four people killed in a mass murder on U S 277 between Del Rio and Sonora. Two women a man and a child about 2 were found scattered along a roadside. An infant and a young child were injured and rushed to hospitals. One woman missing. Victims believed dead for hours. identities not yet released.
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del Rio
Tex
Sonora
Texas
Austin
del Filo
U.S
San Antonio
Sutton County
Editors See Humphrey Nixon Favored in 1968 Presidential Race
An Associated Press poll of 80 ASNE editors at the convention shows Humphrey as a strong favorite over Kennedy for the Democratic nomination while Nixon leads the Republican field over Rockefeller and Reagan. Editors cite Johnson withdrawal and labor backing as factors.
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Washington
Associated Press
Hubert H. Humphrey
Richard M. Nixon
White House
Humphrey
Robert F. Kennedy
D. N.Y
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Eugene J. McCarthy
de Minn
Kennedy
Nixon
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Ronald Reezan
California
Rial
New Orleans
Memphis Garbage Workers End Strike After Settlement
Memphis sanitation workers return to duties after a walkout that drew Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. to the city. The accord includes a 10 cent raise May 1, a 3 cent raise Sept. 1, union recognition and dues checkoffs. The agreement is called a memorandum of understanding and is seen as a major step in civil rights goals.
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Memphis
J. O. Patterson Jr
Fatterson
Jing
Mephis
New Zap Missile Promises Rapid Fire Aid in Vietnam
Washington reports the Navy is moving toward production of a new weapon nicknamed the Zap to suppress North Vietnamese antiaircraft guns. The solid fueled hypervelocity rocket would fly about 2000 mph and detonate over flak sites. Within two years it may equip Navy fighters and Air Force use is possible. Production could reach hundreds of thousands annually with large budget implications.
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Washington
Navy
U.S
Zap
Civil Service Testing For Firemen April 23
The Beytown Civil Service Commission announces another exam for firemen applicants. Test at 7 p.m. Tuesday April 23 in Activity Room 2 at the Community Building. Applicants must be 21 to 35, 5 ft 8 in tall, 143 pounds minimum, with a high school diploma or equivalent. Salary around 3505 per month. Submit by 5 p.m. April 22 to the Civil Service Office or the fire department chief.
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Beytown Civil Service Commission
Hre
Baytown
Office
The
Civil Service Commission
Fire Department
Office of the Civil Service Conmission
Sunray D X merger blocked by stockholder seeks stay
Tulsa AP bulletin reports Helmerich & Payne Inc sought a court injunction to halt Sunray DX Oil Co and Sun Oil Co Philadelphia merger on a day Sunray stockholders approved the merger 22 291 851 to 61 610 and called for postponement of Sunray's annual meeting next Tuesday when the deal is to be voted.
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Sunray DX Oil Co
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U. S. District Court
Tulsa
Sunray
Sun OU Co
Philadelphia
Helmerich & Payne Inc
Sun
Helmerich & Payne
Leaders Meet as Park Visits Honolulu for One-Day Talks
President hosts South Korea's Chung Hee Park in Honolulu for a brief summit. With Hubert Humphrey rising as a potential Democratic delegate, strategists weigh how to secure the nomination without New York or California.
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Vietnan
Chung Hee Park
South Korea
Honolulu
Hubert Humphrey
New York
California
Growth topic at Friday Baytown Chamber program
The Industrial Development Committee of the Greater Bay town Chamber of Commerce will host a Texas A&M University study group presentation titled Baytown Planning for Metropolitan Growth. Speakers include John H. Shanahan Jr. and Charles Hearne and Robert Welsh. Slides and maps will illustrate planning issues and alternatives, with no concrete solutions offered.
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Greater
Baytown
Kidnapping Report Sparks Confusion in Texas Tale
An AP dispatch from Emory, Texas, reports Bobby Johnson aged 24, son of Sam Johnson of Mont Belvieu, was kidnapped Tuesday but escaped. Det. Glen Rosier said he first learned of it from radio. Johnson claimed two men lured him into a car near Baytown, then drove north before he leaped out at a Lone Oak stop sign. The father, unaware until contacted, sent money for a Baytown return by bus and anticipated his son around 7:00 p.m. Wednesday.
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Associated Press
Bobby Johnson
Sam L. Johnson
Mont Belvieu
Bear Lone Oak
Texas
Glen Rosier
Emory
Rains County
Dallas
Bothy Johnson
Johnson
Lester Skidmore
Bay Town
Lone Oak
Baytown
Bonnie and Clyde Impostors Surrender in Arizona Clash
Three fugitives identifying themselves as Bonnie, Clyde and Jessie James surrendered after an officer ordered them to stop. They face kidnapping charges involving a Fort Worth youth and his girlfriend after a nine hour, 300 mile abduction ending near Synster. The pursuit began with a $100 grocery store holdup in Salford.
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Fexasy
Bonnie, Clyde
Jessie James
Fort Worth
West Texts
Snyster
Salford
Regents to call May 14 bond election for Lee College
Lee College regents plan a special election on May 14 to issue a 994000 bond and seek eight cents extra tax authority. The vote, tied to a state election called by Gov. Connally, aims to fund growth and campus buildings over three years, after a prior 1.5 million bond measure lost voter support.
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Lee College
John Connally
Texas House of Representatives
Glenn Vickery
Vickery
O.A. Boatwright
Cheney Coker
John Henderson
Reagan Considers Presidential Bid After Grassroots Push
Gov. Reagan says he will assess a rising grassroots movement toward a Reagan presidential bid. He outlines a speaking tour starting April 26 across the Midwest and South and confirms discussions with Republican leaders and a party platform review with Gov. Nelson Rockefeller and three other governors.
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Sacramento
Calif
Fonaki
Reagan
Reagar
Midwest
Fen
Franks
California
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Trends Of Colleges Is LC Program In Lee County
Baytown area residents and parents are invited to Lee College on Thursday night for a slide presentation on nationwide trends in community college development. Bob Reed of Can dill, Rowett and Scott will lead the program with live narration and a duo-carousel slide show. The session starts at 7 50 p.m. in the Lee College auditorium and is sponsored by Student Government and Administration. O A Boatright will preside. A Ford Foundation Educational Facilities Laboratory tour previously featured Reed, and a parent effort to support the Lee College bond election planned for May 14 will be organized.
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Baytown Area
Lee College
Bob Reed
ALA
Candill, Rowett and Scott
Houston
Reed
O. A. Boatright
LC Board of Regents
Educational Facilities Laboratory
Ford Foundation
New York
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