Bonner Dies at 70 in Baytown Baytown
Bonner 70 of St E. Jack died Monday morning in a Baytown hospital. Earthman Funeral Home handling arrangements. PTA Council meets 9 30 am Wednesday at civic center with president reports and incoming officers installed by Mrs H H Effinger of Spring Branch. Initiated Polly Whitman invited to join Angel Flights ROTC drill team. Eva Maud Civic Association to hold membership drive May 6 10 send $2 to Mrs F P Mask.
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Baytown
Earthman Funeral Home
PTA
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Leroy Whitman
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Kappa Kappa Gamma
University of Tulsa
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ROTC
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EVA Maud Civic Association
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Amy
Baytown Area Weather Forecast Indicates Cooling On Monday
Weather outlook shows decreasing cloudiness and lower temperatures for Monday night into Tuesday. Scattered showers are possible on Monday with Tuesday temperatures peaking in the upper 70s. Galveston tides: high at 7:24 a.m. and low at 3:42 p.m.
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Ares
Galveston
Baytown Social Scene Highlights At Local Theater
Pasadena residents Jerry and Carol Walters visit Baytown as W L Bruecks Tom Neelys and Henry Schultzes attend Baytown Little Theatre performance. Dave Swalm hosts friends at the show while Helen Wickinson and Nancy Haase discuss friendly Baytown people. Mary Grace Strickland hosts Bar Auxiliary tea. Max Altman compliments guests. The Franklin and Henderson families plan trips to Europe and Spain. Addie McElvaney praises golf and bridge, Pat Grandy touts BLT membership, Sue Clay and Lan Williams eye Europe, Marjorie Laughlin enjoys a luncheon Speaker.
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Carol Walters
Pasadena
Baytown
W. L. Bruecks
Tom Neelys
Henry Schultzes
Little Theater
Dave
Jean Swalm
Helen Wickinson
Nancy Haase
Mary Grace Strickland
Max Altman
W. B. Franklins
John Hendersons
Spain
Portugal
Addie McElvaney
Pat Grandy
Sue Clay
Lan Williams
Europe
Marjorie Laughlin
Humphrey Faces Tight Ballot as Party Leaders Weigh Support
Vice President Hubert Humphrey seeks to lock in labor and party backing in swing states as he enters the Democratic presidential race against Kennedy and McCarthy. Key figures in Michigan and South Dakota remain undecided or neutral, while AFL CIO chief Meany endorses Humphrey and others stay noncommittal.
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Hubert H. Humphrey
Humphrey
Robert F Kennedy
D-N.y
Eugene J. McCarthy
D-Minn
Johnson
Michigan
Philip A. Hart
Kennedy
McCarthy
Hart
Organized Labor
AFL Cio
George Meany
Walter Wreather
United Auto Workers
Reuther
South Dakota
George McGovern
Senate Democratic
Mike Manfield
Montana
Warren G. Magnuson
Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
Harold Hughes
Candidates Lock Horns In Indiana Primary Clash
Democratic rivals Robert F. Kennedy and Eugene J. McCarthy enter Indiana's May 7 primary campaign finale. Republican Richard Aicon plans a two day push while Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey defends a strong antiwar stance. Rockefeller may announce as a candidate before May 16. Reagan denial cited.
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Eugene J. McCarthy
Indiana
Richard Aicon
Hubert H. Humphrey
Kennedy
Peans
Washington
Humphrey
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Texans Vote In 6 Days In Texas Governor Race
Candidates in the home stretch converge for the May 4 primaries with 13 hopefuls spanning Republican and Democratic camps. John Trice bashed Nelson Rockefeller and Peter O'Donnell, while Waggoner Carr accused party leadership of gambling interests. Ed Whittenburg challenged Lt Gov Preston Smith for not speaking. Dolph Brisco could not attend due to illness.
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Austin
Galveston
Texas Association of Broadcasters
Ore
John Trice
Nelson Rockefeller
New York
Peter O'Donnell
Nelson
Rockefeller
Waggoner Carr
Republican Party of
Carr
Telson Rockefeller
Trice
Ed Whittenburg
Preston Smith
Whittenburg
Dolph Brisco
A. C. Perry Jr
John Hill
Woman Oversees New Trailer Dispensary At Baytown Steel Plant
Phyllis Nordstrom, a registered nurse, runs the on site trailer dispensary for U S Steel Texas Works Baytown as crews race to bring the 60 inch mill on line by 1969. She works with U S Steel nurses and local physician to treat minor injuries and advise workers who return to their jobs.
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U.S. Steel
Texas
Baytown
Phyllis Nordstrom
Plate Mill
West Chambers County
Nordstrom
Heaquarters
Never Happer
Pipeline Men From All Over World In Baytown
World class pipeline technicians gather in Baytown for the second term of a school hosted by Holi town and Lee College. The program, sponsored by the Division of Transportation of the American Petroleum Institute and run with the University of Texas, Lee College, and the Texas Education Agency, aims to train students in crude oil pipeline construction, operation, and maintenance. Over 31 students from places including Sydney, Australia, are expected to enroll, with classes commencing Tuesday in the vocational building. API Advisory Committee chair Hubert Freeman of Beaumont leads the group.
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API
Bruce BR. Whalen
University of Texas
Freeman
Morgan Martin
Houston
Gulf Oil
Kauffman
Sinclair
D. A. English Jr
Colonial Pipeline
J. M. Hedges
Ponca City
Okla
Continental
H. A. West
Dalas
Atlantic Pipeline
Charles “. Schumate
WKM
Valve
Mason Nevill
Shell Division
Seven Die In Crash Killing Lamar Tech Athletes
BEAUMONT TEXAS AP A fiery plane crash killed the coach and five members of the Lamar Tech track team returning from the Drake Relays in Des Moines. Seven people died including the pilot when the twin engine Beechcraft Queenair crashed near the airport. Memorial services were held at 2 15 p m in McDonald Gymnasium with classes dismissed. Team members named include Randy Clewis Don DeLaune Mike Favazza John Richardson and Waverly Thomas. The Lamar Tech mile relay team set a Drake Relays record before finishing second to Texas. The plane owned by Cecil Anderson of Beaumont and piloted by E W McZall. Two squad members Henry Harrison and Doug Boone were ineligible and did not travel.
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Randy Clewis
Palestine
Don DeLaune
LaMarque
Mike Favazza
Beaumont
John Richardson
Waverly Thomas
Galveston
Lamar Tech
Northwestern State College
Natchitoches
Alexandria
DeLaune Favazza
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Richardson
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E. W. Mc Zall
Des Moines
Federal Aviation Agency
Lee Sheffield
Cecil Anderson
Lamer Tech
Ames
Iowa
Johnny Fuller
Henry Harrison
Doug Boone
Travel Department Head Named At Citizens National Bank
Mrs. Allen Thelma Hamilton of Baytown is promoted to assistant cashier and manager of the travel department at Citizens National Bank. Bank President John Echols cites new travel programs. A Bakersfield, California native, she has lived in Baytown 25 years and serves in several civic roles.
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Citizens National Bank
Thelma Hatilton
National Association of Bank-Women, Inc
Tyler
W. Horton Russell
Celanese Plastics Co
Deer Park
Georgia - Pacific Corp
Portland
Ore
Russell
Baytown
Celanese Plastics
Rotary Club
Allen Thelma
Hamilton
Citizen's National Bank
Bank
John C. Echols
Bakersfield
Calif
National Association of Bank Women
Pilot Club
Memorial Baptist Church
Allen Hamilton
Odie
Stephen F. Austin College
Roy
Robert E. Leeigh School
Weekend Traffic Tickets Hit 131
Baytown police issued 131 traffic tickets over the weekend from Friday morning to Monday morning, 126 for speeding. Chief Blair Mann said this brings the total since Friday, April 135 to 293, with 4167 tickets issued from April 19 through April 26, mostly for speeding.
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Baytown
Blair Mann
Mann
Social Security Rule Lifts Disabled Man’s Family Hope
J D Lewis, a 28 year old father of two from La Porte, was paralyzed in a car crash in January 1967. With work history of 30 years and 20 quarters needed under the rule then, he lacked sufficient quarters to qualify for total disability benefits. After several months on welfare and family support, an amendment to social security laws offered relief.
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J. D. Lewis
J. B
la Porte
Georgiana
Latanya
Reginald
J. D
Lewis
Therc
Hve
Lewises
J. Dis
Frank Glass
Murray W. Person
Baytown
Brooks Backs Humphrey in Democratic Nomination
Texas state Senator Chet Brooks of Pasadena issued a telegram praising Hubert Humphrey. Brooks voiced strong support for Humphrey’s presidential bid and commended his commitment to reducing poverty and discrimination during difficult times.
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