Cheerleaders Headed to Dallas for SMU Event
Ross Sterling High School cheerleaders depart Sunday for Southern Methodist University in Dallas for cheerleader duties. The group includes Neldena Mooney Lane Lumus Sue Keezan Phillip DePrang Scottie Worden and Mark Ocker. Homemakers of America meet 7 30 p m Monday at Robert E Lee High School. Dr W H Starves led a seminar at Iowa State University on the oxidation of monohydric alcohols with lead tetraacetate. OES supper Cedar Bayou Order of Eastern Star invites Cedar Bayou Lodge members to a 5 39 p m Saturday covered dish meal. Rough Riders Club meets 7 23 30 p m Friday at Lakewood Clubhouse. Sterling Band rehearses 7 30 a m Monday with section practice. Hoglan named Outstanding Loadmaster at Travis AFB. LT John C Becka Jr, a 1961 R E Lee grad, serves in Thailand. earned a BS from Texas A&M in 1965.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Sterling High School
Southern Methodist University
Dallas
Neldena Mooney
Lane Lumus
Sue Keezan
Phillip DePrang
Scottie Worden
Mark Ocker
Cedar Bayou
Baytown Forecast Sees Heat Into Weekend in Baytown
The Baytown area weather forecast calls for clear to partly cloudy skies and hot temperatures through Saturday. Friday's high low estimate is 98 and 73 degrees, with Thursday's range recorded at 95 to 74. Galveston tides show high water at 3:15 am and 4:36 pm with no low tide times indicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baytown Area
Galveston
Baytown visitors and local notes from the paper
MR and MRS Donnie Tucker of Grand Isle plan visits to W. Lees and in Baytown. Ralph Trout and Mike Stubbs from Robert L. Lee High School perform in the Teen Corsade brass ensemble at the Houston Coliseum. City Engineer Jack Morton is on vacation. Various locals greet visitors, travel plans, and family notes including a Baytonian in Houston, fishing notes, vacations, and a birthday salute to Elaine Buckels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donnie Tucker
Grand Isle
W._ Lees
Baytown
Ralph Trout
Mike Stubbs
Robert £. Lee
Houston Coliseum
Jack Morton
B. Lee
Earl Lively
Chester Resers
Bleu Beathard
Tonian
Houston
John Busch
Glenn Lowry
Roger
Rocky) Keene
H. D. Eee
Duane
Fairbanks
Alaska
Elaine Buckels
Violence Flare Reaches Wichita Amid National Tension
Reports describe a car shot at a sheriff and a group of Negro youths triggering a demonstration in Wichita Kansas amid scattered unrest nationwide. Milwaukee’s curfew eased, Providence officials declare violence near ending, while national leaders debate curfews and antipoverty funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Wichita
Kan
Wyardanch
N.Y
Pheng Island
Milwaukee
Providence
R.I
Vern Miller
Miller
W. Willard
Wirtz
Stokely Carmichael
Rapp Brown
Wisconsin
Fort Worth
Tex
Henry Maier
President Johnson rebuts Romney on troop dispatch claim in Detroit
A review of events cites constitutional limits on military action and Johnson's denial of politicizing troop deployment during Detroit riots. Reports mention global tensions from Congo clashes near Bukavu to Arab Israeli exchanges, with multiple political and military developments across nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Michi-gan
George Romney
White House
Detroit
Ex-Gander Gridder Wins Award For Writing Letter
Capt Ronald W Harlan 28 son of Mr Mrs William E Harlan Baytown shows off 1966 Freedoms Foundation letter writing award won for Defending Freedom Safeguards America He served as co captain of 1955 Robert E Lee Gander team and earned all district tackle honors in 1955 He holds a PhD in geology from Texas A&M and recently completed an Engineers Basic Course at Ft Belvoir VA He and wife Dorothy have a five year old daughter Angela
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald W. Harlan
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Lawrence Radistion Laboratory
Livermere
Calif
Freedoms Foundation
Maurice K. Kurtz Jr
San Francisco
William E. Harlan
High St
Baytown
Ronnie Harlan
John Tubbe
Ronnie
Maurice K. Kurt Jr
Lawrence Radiation Laboratory
U S. Army Corps of Engineers
Livermore
America
Harlan
George Washington
Capt
Texas A&m
Ft. Belvoir
Dorothy
Angela
Bridge Collapse Buries Workers in Kansas City Construction
AP report from Kansas City notes a bridge under construction in the southeast area collapsed today, sending tons of concrete onto workers. Police estimated 13 men were struck with injuries not yet known, while 40 to 30 others were beneath the span. Ambulances rushed to the scene as concrete poured earlier at 03rd and Grandview.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Ssr
William O’brien
Grandview
Orange Steel Plant Due Modernization
Washington AP reports higher draft calls and a possible 2 billion defense budget supplement tied to President Johnsons troop increase for Vietnam. McNamara to cut nonessential spend, 354000 troops now in Vietnam after a 7000 man adjustment. draft pace projected above 35000 per quarter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Johnson
Vietnam
Pentagon
U.S
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
McNamara
North Vietnam
Litras Named Personnel Chief for Texas Works Project
Thomas Litras, formerly with U.S. Steel at Gary Works, is appointed general supervisor for contract administration employment and training for the Texas Works project near Baytown. A native of Oshkosh Wisconsin and UW graduate, Litras has held multiple safety and training roles in steel plants and serves in civic and religious organizations. He and wife Harriet have two sons, Christopher and Jonathan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oshkosh
Wisc
University of Wisconsin
Litras
US. Steel
Waukegan (I
Duluth
Duluth Miiing) Works and the Cuyahoga (Ohio) Works of U. S. Steel
Gary
Littras
Gary Steel Works
United Fund of
Greater Gary
Bishop's Swarden
Episcopal Church of the Incarnation
American Society of Safety
En~igingers
Minors Trading Directors Association
Harriet
Christopher
Jonathan
Baytown steel plates drive Orange pipe mill upgrade
U S Steel plans modernization at its Orange plant to handle larger diameter pipe up to 44 inches. Plates will be shipped from the Texas Baytown Works, with a new Cedar Bayou railroad link and a $1 million bridge improving freight access. Construction begins late 1963, with first operations in 1965.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peitsbrgh
Texas Works
Baytown
Orange
American Bridge Division
U.S. Steel
Pittsburgh
US. Steel
Edwin H. Gott
Cedar Bayou
West Chambers County
Missouri Pacific Railroad Co
MOPAC
Coady
Ark
Goti
U.S
Texas
mAore
American Bridge
Gott
John C. Magness
Magness
American
Bridge
U S Steel and rivals raise tinplate prices nationwide
U S Steel Corp along with National and Wheeling Steel raise tinplate prices by about 1 1 percent, with Bethlehem Steel studying the move as the industry faces cost pressures and weak first-half earnings across major firms. A copper surcharge also set by Phelps Dodge Copper Products Corp adds 2 cents per pound to brass products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
U.S. Steel Corp
National
Wheeling Steel Corporations
Bethlehem Steel Corp
Bethlehem
Penis
el Passo
US Steel
Republic
Wheeling
Opposition To Tax Proposal Rising In Congress
Congress debates President Johnsons 10 percent income tax surcharge with reactions ranging from lukewarm to chilly. Key figures like Proxmire and Mills question the move while others consider hearings from August 14 and potential retroactivity. Supporters stress deficit and Vietnam costs, while critics urge fiscal restraint and limited surtax impact on lower brackets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Wilbur D
Mills
D-Ark
House
Ways and Means Committee
Miss
Johnnson
Johnson
Arkansas Democrat
Ways and Means
Gay
Ways ‘and Means Committee
Bankers Back LBJ Plan Polarized By Varying Reactions
New York AP report shows bankers broadly back President Johnson’s proposed 10 percent surcharge on corporate and personal taxes, while some business leaders warn it could worsen a softening economy. Public opinion ranges from acceptance to opposition, with calls to cut nondefense spending and avoid war funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
NEW York
Man
Gabriel Hauge
Manufacturers Hanover Trust Co
Edmund F. Martin
Humphrey Plans Galveston Tour With Oceanographic Focus
Vice President Hubert Humphrey will briefly tour Galveston coast facilities including the oceanography labs at Texas Maritime Academy and a visit to the U S Bureau of Fisheries, with plans for a 2.5 hour stop before heading to Fort Worth for a Texas AFL-CIO convention speech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galveston
Tex
Hubert Humphrey
Humphrey
Fort Worh
Scholes Field Municipal
Washington
Texas
Atea
U.S. Bureau of Commonc Fisheries
Texas A&m University Laboratories
Texas Marinae Academy
Varius Historic
Sealy Professions
Scholes Field
Worth
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Robert E. Lee High School
Herbert Lorfing
W. H. Starves
Iowa State University
Dr. Starnes
Esso Research and Engineering, Co
Baytown Chemicals Research Laboratory
Rough Riders Rough Riders Club
Lakewood Clubhase
Sterling Bend Sterling
Elmer Hargis
Hoglan
Atrman
Billy L. Hoglan
Arvel L. Hoglan
Crosby
86Th
Travis Afb
Karen Sue
Sarah White
Bowie
Ford & Climatic
FORD
Joseph A. Doorley Jr
Senate Judiciary Committee
Nashville, Tenn
Office of Economic Opportunity
Howard A. Franklin
Judiciary Committee
Nashville
Edward M., Kennedy
Dmass
John Soerace
Our World
Capital
New ‘York
Ketel
Bukavus
Congo
Hivu
Church of Holy Sepulcher
Christendom
Uruguay
Mississippi River
Preston Smith
DeWitt Ce
Greer
Jorianian
Jordan River
Jericho
Crawford Martin
James M. Gavin
France
Massachusetts Democratic Act“visery Council
Sobnson
Oklahoma
Nevis Briscoe I
Oklahoma State University
Vatican City
Paul VI
Tipo
Moscow
Alexis
Canada
Gander
the Freedoms Foundation Jr
Valley Forge
U. S
Bulletin
Orange Steel Plant
Thomas Litras
William Proxmire
D—Wis
Senate—House Economic Committee
Jack Miller
Wallace F. Bennett
Utah
Senate Finance Committee
al Ullman
D— Ore
Frank Snyder
Seattle
Thers
Sherman Pulley
Washington, D.C
Light Company
PTO Peswraike Ceaspany
John O. Mitchel
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