Friendswood Firm Donor UH Plan Center on Clear Lake
Friendswood Development Co. donors gift land to the University of Houston to build a center near Clear Lake City Center. The land grant, described as a gift, is part of a Texas legislative proposal sponsored in the Senate. The arrangement ties the Friendswood firm to UH through its subsidiary Humble Oil and Refining Co. plans.
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University of Houston
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Harris County
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Manned Spacecraft Center
NASA
Aerospace Constructor
Texas Legislate
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University Park
Sikacre
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Clear Lake City
thei@ aerospace contractors
Clear Lake Area
Mothers Meeting Planned at Cedar Bayou Eighth Grade
Mothers of Cedar Bayou Eighth Grade Students will meet at 1 p.m. Thursday in the school auditorium to plan a picnic. CYO party members and their guests will have a hamburger party at 5 p.m. Sunday at the home of Gail Kana, 1962 California.
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CYO Party Catholic
Outh Organization
Gail Kana
California
Pioneer Students Banquet and honors at Baytown schools
The Pioneer Students Club will host a banquet at Youngblood’s Restaurant on Alexander Drive at 7 p.m. Saturday with Baytown historian I. M. Jones as speaker. Reservations due by Wednesday to Mrs. W. E. Warner. Also announced are a Beta Sigma Phi committee meeting at 6 p.m. Wednesday at Mrs. Douglas Butler’s home and the IHS Internet Club car wash at St Mark’s Methodist Church from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday, previously rained out. Connie Thomas from Baytown named to Texas Tech Mortar Board.
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I. M
Deacon) Jones
Baytown
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Beta Sigma Phi
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St Mark's Methodist Church
IHS
Connie Thomas
Texas Tech
Morter
National Honor ‘Society For Women
Around Town highlights and social notes from local residents
Frankie Chaloupka isn’t home when a photographer comes along Barbara Swain helps find the right spot Alma McNulty takes a vacation and helps with a new baby in her family Mrs R A Brame and Mrs B F Troxeil attend a special luncheon A Mrs A L Jacobs looks for a photograph Harry Miller gets soaked in week end rain Mrs M L Cez eau busy with flower show plans Margaret Cinque has a busy Monday night Mrs Paul Meister makes arrangements Martha O'Brien checks details Lucile Dill ducks out early and misses a few questions Glad to see Mrs Dora Ward out after a short illness Richard Rhoden enjoys being home on leave from the Navy He will leave for Washington next week Mrs Elton Maxwell eats an unexpected call for one of her Siamese kittens W E Skinners enjoy their new truck planning a trip to Cherokee Village Arkansas for fishing and other recreation
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Barbara Swain
Alma McNulty
R.A. Brame
B. F. Troxeil
A. L. Jacobs
Harry Miller
M. L. Cezeaux
Margaret Cinque
Paul Meister
Martha O’brien
Lucile Dill
Dora Ward
Richard Rhoden
Navy
Washington
Elton Maxwell
W. E. Skinners
Cherokee Village
Arkansas
Weather And Tides Forecast For Baytown Area
PARTLY CLOUDY and continued warm through Thursday. Baytown forecast: Wednesday highs 72 to 83 degrees. Tuesday's range 69 to 88 degrees. Galveston tides Thursday highs at 6:36 AM, 2:06 PM and 7:48 PM with no low tide.
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Baytown
Galveston
Statesman 91 Adenauer Dies as West Germany Leader
West Germany's Konrad Adenauer, a key postwar architect, died at 91 after influenza and bronchitis weakened him. He built prosperity from ruin, fostered Western ties, and backed European unification. Johnson planned to attend his funeral in Bonn. De Gaulle Eisenhower and Kennedy praised him.
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John F. Kennedy
Bim
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Baytown and neighbors weigh ambulance service options
Baytown La Porte and Pasadena officials hold separate meetings to study ambulance service options after local funeral homes exit the business. City councils consider bids or police department operation with bids opened for equipment. Mayor backs police control amid subsidy cuts and dispatching plans.
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Pasadena
Pasadena Ciy Council
Colonial Funeral Home
Clyde Doyal
Belfort Ambulance Service Co
San Jacinto Methodist plans 42 bed addition and expansion
Dan Brown announces Hill Burton grants totaling 670,500 dollars for San Jacinto Methodist Hospital. A 42 bed addition funded by 300,000 of the grant will be built beside the current lab and X ray area. First floor expansion includes five emergency rooms eight examination rooms and space for physical therapy and pharmacy. The project total reaches 1,043,464 dollars with 178,000 dedicated to lab and X ray equipment.
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San Jacinto Methodist Hospital
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Department of Health, Education and Welfare
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Washington
Ralph Yarborough
Massive Bomb Raid Hits Viet Nam North in Second Big Strike
American pilots pressed a fresh air offensive after a weather break, mounting 15 missions over Hanoi Haiphong Tha Nguyen area. F105 Thunderchiefs and Phantom jets attacked rail yards and the Thai Nguyen steel plant amid heavy ground fire, with all planes returning safely to bases in Thailand and South Vietnam.
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Deadline Near On Listing Property For County Taxes
Baytown residents are urged to render property for county taxes at the Harris County tax office 205 W Defte St to claim homestead exemptions. The deadline May 1 falls on a Sunday, so the period is extended to Monday May 2. County officials warn that failing to render means no right to protest assessed value under Texas law. The office operates 9 am to 5 pm.
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Baytown
W.defte
Carl Smith
Harris County
A. B. Collins
Smith
Connally to seek one year budget plan in TV speech
Governor Connally plans a televised address to urge a one year appropriation and tax bills to carry Texas through Sept 1, 1968, prompting a possible January special session. Lawmakers expect focus on liquor and taxes as aides prepare the speech ahead of filing deadlines and the 1968 primary.
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Preston Smith
Senate
House
Dallas News
Dallas Times Herald and
Fort Worth Star Telegram
Governor's Office
Connally
Downtown Parade Signals Youth Fair Opening
A Thursday afternoon parade at 4:30 p.m. from Thomas Circle on Texas Avenue to Fourth Street will herald Baytown s three day Youth Fair featuring livestock shows and rodeo. Roy Baker leads events at the Youth Fair grounds on North Main with open cattle and 4 H exhibits and a Future Farmers of America barbecue for all youths up to age 20. Judges at the reviewing stand in front of Citizens National Bank include Rayford Kay Harris County Agent and Doug Stewart president of Citizens Savings and Loan Association.
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NIBA
North Main
Roy Baker
Thomas Circle
Texas
Avnue
Fourth Street
Citizens National Bank
Rayford Kay
Harris County
Doug Stewart
Citizens Savings and Loan Association
Kmart Baytown expansion to double space and staff
Kresge Co. announces a 500000 expansion of the Baytown Kmart to add 25 900 square feet and raise staffing from about 100 to nearly 200. The project includes a new home improvements center and infant wear department with extensive remodeling across the store. Completion is targeted for mid-summer with plans to minimize disruption.
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Kmart
Baytown
Jack Tyler
Jo Phillips
Robert Nes Smith
Houston
North Pruett
Fire and Service Department
Tyler
Ecenter
Addiion
Warm Tuesday sets April records for highs and lows
The US Weather Bureau reported Tuesday reached a record high of 87 degrees for April 18, surpassing the 1965 record of 87. The day’s low was 69 degrees, above the 1910 record low of 46, marking unusual warmth for this time of year.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
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