BAYTOWN Notices Register and Meetings Snapshot
Community notices report student registration by Baytown Opportunity School including location 103 S Main and Sept 2, plus fire fighters meetings and after hours school programs. Also items on teacher needed and local calls. tours at Silver Springs. Service League and club meetings. a funeral return. Vietnam operation update. Optimist Club contact. parachutist badge award. local contest winners. and Chamber luncheon on job impact with Milton Stewart.
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Baytown
International Association
S. Main
Baytown Weather Forecast Keeps Heat on Through Friday
Partly cloudy and hot conditions prevail in the Baytown area with temperatures inching up. Thursday's high is expected near 96 and low around 75, after Wednesday's 95 high and 74 low, with similar heat continuing into Friday.
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Baytown Area
Unclehood News and Local Social Notes in Selma Area
ERWIN WILBANKS previews becoming an uncle. Selma Price Ecks enjoys a double dip ice cream cone. Elaine Linder asks for quickest route to Houston. Toy Woods promotes Baytown Little Theater summer workshops starting next week. Margo Sappington returns home before new assignment in California with a TV show. Ver Ha Tag travels to Austin for a short stay. Margie Rodgers to be home between flights as airline hostess. Clyde and E A Hurst and J C Mitchel attend Funny Girl in Houston. JoAnne Braswell hosts a party for Kathy Gaustson returning from Austria study. Mrs Fred Hederhorst shares a garden club program. Charles Tillery discusses American Field Service students. Becky Rogers and Mary Days recover from camp sleep this week.
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Erwin Wilbanks
Selma Price
Elaine Linder
Houston
Little Theater
Margo Sappington
California
Austin
Margie Rodgers
Clyde Martin
E. Aa. Hurst
J. C. Mitchel
JoAnne Braswell
Kathy Gauteson
Austria
Fred Hederhorst
Charles Tillery
Becky Rogers
Mary Days
Congo War Update: U.S. Air Help and Rebel Movements
U S Air Force planes evacuated 150 Congolese soldiers to Bukavu as clashes raged nearby. Rebels reportedly held a stronger force of about 200 mercenaries and 80 Katangan fighters near the Rwanda border, while Congolese troops captured Punia and Lubutu amid conflicting reports of fighting.
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Kinshasa
Congo
Kivu
Katanga
Rwanda
Buktavu
Punia
Lubutu
Purnia
Jean Schramm
Milwaukee curfew curbs violence as guards guard streets
Milwaukee officials extend a city curfew to 7 p.m. amid riots in the Inner Core. National Guardsmen patrol deserted intersections while police seize arms and missiles after a youth was fatally shot. authorities report multiple arsons and arrests as curfew steadies street activity. Clifford McKissick, 18, dies. his brother is charged with attempted arson. Governor Knowles declines a riot meeting.
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Milwaukee
Wis
APY
Henry Maier
National
3Rd Street
Five Square Mile
John Lavin
Lavin
Clifford McKissick
Whitewater State University
Maier
Imagor
Man
Warren Knowles
New
Faulkner Says Negroes Must Be Changed For Equality
Dartmouth AP report reveals a 1950s letter from William Faulkner saying Black people must change completely to gain justice. He criticizes NAACP support and urges individual responsibility, noting his foundation aid for teaching Negroes.
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Dartmouth
Mass
Wiliam E. Faulkner
Butler
Paul E. Pollard
Faulkner
NAACP
William Boelkner
10 Per Cent Surtax Is Proposed By LBJ
City reports public works plans with bid openings for Morrell Street and three street reconstructions. Southwest Paving Co. bid 111 623 vs est 138 000. Work to relieve congestion and improve safety. council to vote Aug 10 at 6 30 p.m.
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LBJ
Preston Pendergrass
Morrell Street
Pruett
North Main
Fritz Lanham
Ashby Street
Park
South Pruett
Stimpson
South Main
South
Lanham
Morrell
Commerce
Cedar Bayou Road
Baker Road
Commerce Street
Defee
Forrest
Gulf
Racial News In Brief From Across the Nation
A set of brief items reports on racial tensions and unrest from cities including Washington Providence Wichita Wyandanch Detroit Birmingham and Birmingham. Topics cover rioting curfews arson burnings and investigations into civil rights groups with notes on welfare discrimination and national guard deployment.
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Washington
House Committee On Un-American
Ciites
South
Humphrey urges Marshall Plan to curb riots in U S
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey told a Detroit county officials gathering that the rule of the jungle must not prevail and proposed a Marshall Plan for impoverished American areas to prevent violence. He backed civil peace councils with broad representation to hear unheard voices, detect disorders early, and seek community cooperation, with federal funds possible.
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Detroit
Hubert H. Humphrey
United States
America
Fiots
George C. Marshall
Humphrey
National Guard
National Association of Counties
World and National Briefs Highlight Foreign Aid and Space News
Five week talks on a shop craft dispute yield no progress as a rail shutdown ends. A House committee shapes a foreign aid package close to Johnson aims, likely facing stiff opposition in both houses. America’s Lunar Orbiter enters a promising phase for its moon photo mission.
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House
Johnson
Senate
America
Moon
Aberfan disaster blamed on British Coal Board
A three member tribunal in London blamed Britain's nationalized coal board for the Aberfan mine waste slide that killed 116 children and 26 adults. It faulted bungling ineptitude and lack of tipping policy, urging safeguards and proper communications to prevent future tip failures.
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London
Britain
Nationalized
Coal Board Today
Aberfan
Coal Board
Wales
Tipulafsty
National Coal Board
Port Arthur Cop Shot in Burglar Firefight
Port Arthur police officer Paul Emerson died of gunfire while probing a burglary in a Negro neighborhood. Partner James Hutchins chased an armed suspect, who was disarmed and detained for questioning. The pistol matched a drugstore burglary. Emerson was 27 and the suspect also 27 with residence listed as Galena Park Texas.
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Port Arthur
Paul Emerson
Emerson
James Hutchins
Hutchins
Galena Park
Tex
Schneider Rites Set For Friday
Funeral services for Robert William Schneider 19 of 1402 N Alexander Drive killed in an auto accident on Interstate 10 will be held at 10 a.m. Friday at Paul A Lee Funeral Home Chapel with Rev Lile Calhoon officiating. He is survived by parents Mr and Mrs H B Schneider two sisters Mrs Sam Cherry and Lytha Sue Schneider grandmothers Mrs Blanche Edwards and Mrs Lavonia Ivy. Interment Cedar Crest Cemetery under Earthman Funeral Home direction. The fatal crash occurred midway between Thompson and Wade roads.
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Robert William Schneider
N. Alexander Drive
Paul A. Lee
Baytown
Blanche Edwards
Tyler
Lavonia Ivy
Nixon
Tex
Cedar Crest Cemetery
Earthman Funeral Home
Thompsson
Wade Roads
Johnson proposes tax surcharges to fund Vietnam war
President Johnson outlined an 11 percent surtax on individuals and corporations to finance the Vietnam war and announced an increase of 45 000 U.S. troops, lifting total American forces in Vietnam to 506 000. The plan would raise 36.3 billion in fiscal 1968 with taxes retroactive to July 1 for corporations and next October for individuals, and would extend through 1969 while war costs persist. It also calls for accelerated corporate tax payments, broader current status for small and large corporations over five years, continued excise taxes on autos, and a postponement plan for rate reductions until 1969 or 1970.
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Washington
Johnson
Vietnam
Viet[nam
Market slump follows Johnson tax surcharge request
New York stocks fell sharply after President Johnson proposed a 16 percent tax surcharge to fund Vietnam spending. Trading volume remained heavy as the market faced a normal digestion after a recent 1967 peak. Early in the session prices weakened on the tax news and further declined as details of the message emerged.
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New York
Johnson
Secont
Congress
Key
Wall
Question Over Driver Of Wrecked Car Arises
A fatal two car crash on Interstate 10 between Thompson and Wade roads prompted questions about who was driving. Robert William Schneider, 18, of 1402 N Alexander Drive, died in the collision. Mrs. Schneider disputes she was not the driver, while the Harris County Sheriff’s Department listed Schneider as the driver and Walter Frrell, 20, of Mont Belvieu as passenger. The car is registered to Mrs. Walter Farrell, 1406 First St., Mont Belvieu. Farrell says Schneider was driving when the crash occurred.
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Interstate 10
Thompson and
Wade Roads
Robert William Schneider
N_ Alexander Drive
Schneider
Harris County Sheriff's Department
Walter Frrell
Mont Belvieu
Farrrell
Walter Far
Forrestal Fire Toll Rises to 131 Dead
Two more injured victims die raising the death toll to 131 from the Forrestal fire. Three others remain unaccounted for as the case unfolds. The Justice Department seeks stricter integration rules in Houston as the incident prompts federal scrutiny.
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Forrestal
Justice Department
Houston
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