Baytown seeks Humane Officer applicants and local notices
Baytown announces applications for a humane department post headed by Police Chief Blair Mann. Requirements include 21 years old, a commercial driver's license, and good physical condition. Also reported: Humane Officer Ed Huntley resigned. Council will meet at 7:40 p.m. Monday at the Harris County Savings and Loan building to set up the yearly schedule. In other items, theft of soft drinks from Dr. C. W. Spear’s home, a burglary at Dub's Meal Market with $7.50 value, a camera and wheel covers stolen from a car, unlawful assembly arrests on Uvalde Road, and a Story Hour at Sterling Municipal Library. Weather calls for partly cloudy skies, 71 to 79 degrees, with Galveston tides noted early Tuesday.
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Humane Department
City of
Baytown
Blair Mann
Humane
Ed Huntley
HMS Council
Horace Mann Junior High Parents Council
Harris County Savings and Loan
Around Town Glimpses From Local Notes and Names
Sam Houston State Teachers College student Belitha Bazard and Daley Parking of Spring Branch visit grandparents C. Teschendorf and Bowie this weekend. Chambers County Horse Club to send riders Tony Dillard Andrew Sullivan Warren Sullivan and Danny Dick to the state horse show in Dallas August 12 13. Del and Peggy Power move to Graywood this week. Lee Harper at Baytown Hospital may receive visitors. Frances Liles had a busy Monday morning. Jean Froneberger writes book reviews for a Houston newspaper Sunday feature. Bob Feinberg notices a cheeky mishap during a sneeze. Lee Crabbe Jooking with a friend’s misrecognition. Fred O Hagan Bailey LeCompte and Prof Sanders discuss golfers problems. Horseface Morgan sports a new bruise from a DIY project. Marshall Platt proud after catching a regulated speckled trout. Harold and Evelyn Barber look well to an old friend. Eva and Bill Campbell preparing a delightful repast. Mel Shirley and Vern Schuler, Sun press directors, misidentified as Simon and Shuster.
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Belitha Bazard
Sam Houston State Teachers College
Daley
Spring Branch
C. Teschendorf
Bowie
Tony Dillard
Andrew Sullivan
Warren Sullivan
Danny Dick
Chambers County
Dallas
Del
Peggy Power
Graywood
Lee Harper
Baytown Hospital
Frances Liles
Jean Froneberger
Houston
Bob Feinberg
Lee Crabbe Jooking
Fred O'Hagan
Bailey LeCompte
Sanders
Horseface Morgan
Marshall Platt
Harold
Evelyn Barber
Eva
Bill Campbell
Mel Shirley
Vern Schuler
the Sun
Simon and Shuster
Western nations plan treaty to curb nuclear arms spread
A joint Western proposal to halt nuclear weapons spread would be presented to the 17 nation disarmament conference within two weeks. The draft allows NATO forces under national control with veto rights, seeks nonnuclear states’ agreement not to manufacture weapons, and reflects British plans while facing Soviet opposition over West German involvement.
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Geneva
Soviet Union
General Assembly
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
United States
Britain
Semyon K. Tsarapkin
Koviet Union
Speeac
West Germany
Spain
China
NATO Council
Canada
Italy
Germany
Stray Oil Hunted After Misload at Baytown Club
Three five gallon cans of Wesson Oil were loaded onto the wrong truck Friday at the Baytown Rod, Reel and Gun Club building. Head Cook Eddie Maron says the oil is needed for Channelview DeMolay Fish Fry Saturday and asks anyone with information on the oil’s whereabouts to notify him at 211 West Sterling, phone 29195.
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Baytown
Lee College Summer Enrollment Rises to 932
Dean Walter Rundell announced second summer term enrollment at Lee College has reached 372, plus 360 Manpower Development Training Act students, totaling 932. Last year’s summer term had 621 students, with 142 in MDTA. The first term this year included 53 MDTA students and 204 in the program.
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Lee College
Walter Rundell
Act
Late News Flash Imply Turbulent Global and Local Moves
Secretary of State Dean Ruskin led a news briefing at 1 p.m. EDT amid reports of tanker incidents and missing crew. In Greece, former Prime Minister George Papandreou seeks enough deputies to trigger a confidence vote against King Constantine’s government. St. Louis Cardinals rehired Red Schwendienst as manager.
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Im 3
Dean Ruskin
George Papandreou
Constantine
St. Louis Cardinals
Red Schwendienst
Grand Jury Considers Suspects in Bligh Death
AMERICUS Georgia AP grand jury considers indictments today against two men charged with the midnight slaying of a white Marine enlistee Andrew Whatley 21. Will Lamar and Charles Lee Hopkins both in their early twenties were arrested near midnight Wednesday after Whatley was gunned down from a passing car. Demonstrations continued near the courthouse as efforts to integrate White churches faced resistance and calls for a Ku Klux Klan rally were issued by Calvin Craig Georgia grand dragon of the United Klans of America.
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Americus
Grand
Will Lamar
Charles Lee Hopkins
Andrew Whatley
Wasp
Benjamin Ven Clarke
Southern Christian Leadership
Americas
Calvin Craig
Georgia
California 1966 Texas Code Confusion Shocks Baytown Police
Baytown police struggle with the new Texas Code of Criminal Procedure to take effect January 1966. Officers question how to obtain a copy and how to handle arrestees before a magistrate at odd hours. Officials note lack of legal aid and duty to inform suspects of rights, including counsel.
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Eobsy Sutphin
Texas
Baytown
Cade
Blair Mann
District Attorney's
Houston
R.H._Turner
Justice of the Peace Court
M. M. Brown
Corporation Court
Barney Warm
Seaborn Cravey
Turner
U.S. Supreme Court
iBaytown Youth Funeral Monday in Baytown
Robert Lloyd Robertson 18 of 526 West Road Bastown died Saturday in Cleveland where he worked for Rainbow Gravel Co. He was electrocuted by a short circuit in an electric drill he was operating. Funeral 4 p.m. Monday at Earthman's Baytown Chapel. Burial Memory Gardens. Survivors include his parents Walter and Mrs Robertson, a brother Gary Eugene, a sister Linda Marie, and grandparents Mrs Alice Robertson and Mrs Mary E Lovell of Baytown.
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Robert Lloyd Robertson
West Road
Bastown
Cleveland
Rainbow Gravel. Co
Robertson
Earthman’s
Baytown
C. E. Meadows
Memory Gardens
Walter B. Robertson
Gary
Eugene Robertson
Linda Marie Robertson
Alice’ Robertson
Mary E. Lovell
Readiness Of Reserve Is Studied
Deputy Secretary of Defense Cyrus R. Vance told a House subcommittee the Pentagon is taking special measures to boost readiness of certain Army Reserve units. Plans include advancing training for selected units and potential reorganization of the reserves and guard, amid ongoing Viet Nam concerns and McNamara's proposals to merge reserves into the National Guard. President Johnson announced a division and three brigades were added to the Regular Army via doubled draft calls, while not calling up reserves.
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Washington
Cyrus R. Vance
Pentagon
Vance
House Armed Services
Army Reserve
Viet Nam
Robert S. McNamara
McNamara
National Guard
Johnson
Lawson offspring named in New Zealand report
Mr and Mrs Samuel Lawson are named as parents of New Zealand's quinta with children Samuel Chrislan Lisa Gay Deborah Ann Shimiene Jan and Selina Joy. Edward Veith formally becomes leader of Britain's Conservative opposition, oil crews struggle to regain control, and a car crash injures a California homemaker while police wound two Black individuals in New York amid a dance dispute.
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Samuel Lawson
New Zealand
Quinta
Namie
Samuel Chrislan
Lisa Gay
Deborah Ann
Shimiene Jan
Selina Joy
Edward Veith
Conservative Party
Britain
New York
Youth Choir from NRB Fort Worth to Sing Sacred Concert
The Youth Choir from North Richland Hills Baptist Church in Fort Worth will perform a sacred music concert at Central Baptist at 7 30 p m. The event features regional church choirs in a shared evening of devotional song.
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North Richland Hills Baptist Church
Fort Worth
Wat
Cenuel Baptist Church
Sterling High budget eyed for possible tax hike
The board studied a new budget for the coming school year and discussed a potential at least 10 cent tax increase if needed. No final action was taken, and the secret Friday night session lasted over three hours. The board will meet again at 7:20 p.m. Tuesday to formalize decisions.
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Sterling High School
School Board
Beavers Seek Consultation Amid Lingering Uncertainty
Fragmentary lines reference a beaver group seeking consultation as questions remain about timing and possible actions. The text mentions a pending decision and possible coordination with officials, with few concrete details available.
LC Vote Jet LC Vote Absentee Deadline Note
Absentee voting information indicates a deadline for Jet district residents with ballots possibly arriving by mail. The note references the school and tax office and mentions a few absentee ballots may be received later.
Colorful UFO sightings extend across several states
Reports of unidentified flying objects disrupted Sunday night from Texas to Kansas with radar activity at Tinker Air Force Base in Oklahoma City tracking up to four objects. Witnesses described changing colors and objects with cometlike or kite-like appearances as officers and Air Force personnel investigated.
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Associated Press
Texas
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Kansas
Sherif
Wichita
Kan
Burreau
Pat Jot
Tinker Air Force
Oklahoma City
Tinker
Air Force
Anyi
John] Walmsley
Delhart
Amarillo
Pant
Monahans
Odessa
Midland
Borger
Canyon
Peres
Fort Worth
Tex
Hobbs
Carlsbad
Artesia
N. ML
Chickasha
Shawnee
Cushing
Creme
Chandler
Okla
Cantwell
Belle Plaine
Winfield
Coitwell
Mulvane
Oklahoma Highway Patrol
Wichitaelhen Bureau
Funeral Rites Held For Huffman Boy Ira Leslie Scott
Funeral services for Ira Leslie Scott 13 son of Mr and Mrs Ira J Scott of Huffman were held Sunday afternoon at Huffman Cemetery The boy died Saturday morning in an Austin hospital apparently of a heart attack His mother said he is survived by one sister Myrna Jeanette Worry of Houston The service was conducted by Rev Stevens Huffman Baptist Church
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Ira Leslie’ Scott
Air
Ira J. Scott
Huffman
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