Dan Stallworth Honored by Texas Coaches Hall of Honor
Dan Stallworth, longtime Baytown and Goose Creek coach, was inducted into the Texas High School Coaches Association Hall of Honor at a Dallas luncheon. Highlighted by 150 Baytown Goose Creek/Gander wins, his career also included directing Baytown athletic programs and a long summer recreation effort. Joined by his wife Mrs Stallworth and daughter, Stallworth is lauded as a Baytown football legend who shaped high school sports in the region.
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Fred Hartadallas
Chuck
Dan Stallworth
Dallas Morning News
Greenville
T A
Texas High School Coaches Association Hall of
Adolphus
Gosling
Stallworth
Goose Creek
Baytown
Waggoner Carr
Lubbock Westerners
Lury Ann Stallworth Kubiszyn
Tustaloosa
Ala
Texas
Gander
Paisles Feidslaly
Stallw É Ae
van Stallworth
Lee
UFO sighting over Gaillard Street reported
John Gage and a neighbor observed an unidentified flying object moving east to west between 9:35 and 9:40 p.m. on Gaillard Street. Described as a great big red light dot, the object was seen by Gage his mother and five children
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Gaillard Street
John Gage
N. Gaillard
John
Gage
Ira Ferguson
Greek premier resigns after confidence vote defeat
Athens reports Premier George Athanasiadis Novas resigned following an eight hour parliamentary confidence vote loss. King Constantine asked him to stay temporarily as party leaders discussed the crisis, with Papandreou as a possible successor amid rising political instability. Police and protesters clashed outside Parliament as the vote ended.
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Athens
Greece
George Athanasiadis Novas
Constantine
Athanasiadis Novas
Ome
Athanasigks Novas
Wilfred
Stephanos
Stephanopoulos
Porcelain Buildings, Inc
George
Texas
Papandreou
George Mavros
Papandreous
Center Union Party
Bank of Greece
Xenophontas Zolotas
National Bank
Emmanuel Baklaizis
Papangrecu
Weather and Tides and Local Notices
Partly cloudy skies and warm weather with scattered daytime thundershowers forecast through Friday. Temperatures range from 60 to 61 degrees. Galveston tides Friday low at 6 28 p.m. high at 2 33 a.m. Yellowstone National Park reports and a list of local names and events follow including a wedding, university news, club stories, and personal notes from Santa Fe era contributors.
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Galveston
Alice Korthauer
Yellowstone Nabonal Park
Janell Clayton
Ima Jean
Muston
Texas University
Morris Fayle
Mike Murphy
Mable Black
Jo Ann-Mc'Kenzie
Mildred Foster
Cissy” Burnside
Dub Rozers
Norman Hargrave
Garrett Herving
C.F. Dixon
Neal
Southern Pacific Hospital
Houston
National Guard
Robert Elsey
The
Sun
Cedar Rapids
Johnson to sign voting rights bill Friday at noon
President Johnson will sign into law the civil rights voting bill at the Capitol with Cabinet present marking the 103rd anniversary of Lincoln’s emancipation gesture. The measure suspends literacy tests, allows federal oversight of registration, and aims to curb racial discrimination in voting. Civil rights leaders offered mixed praise, with King calling it a good step and James Farmer urging stronger provisions to end intimidation and the poll tax.
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Washington
Johnson
Capitol
White House
Bill D. Moyers
Abraham Lincoln
Moyers
Senate
Congress
Mike Mansfield
Everett M. Dirksen
South
Alabama
Mississippi
Texas
Virginia
Martin Luther King Jr
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
James . Farmer
Congress of Racial Equality
Farmer
Voting Places Unchanged for Separation Election
Election officials and polling locations remain the same as prior school elections. Thirty three box sites will serve voters including Freemet 12 Alamo Elementary J Winston Hayes Jr Precinct 13 Burnet Elementary Ine Alten Precinct 6 Highlands Elementary Willis Hunt Precinct 99 Thad Felton dack Mester Precinct 100 Axkhel Smith Elementary W Tidman Precinct 161 Fireman's Recreation staff Mrs Pansy B Dabney Precinct 192 Baytown Junior High A Contreras Precinct 103 Stephen F E Austin Elementary Mrs W A Goodrich Precinct 149 San Jacinto Elementary Tedd Kloosel Precinct 165 Travis Elementary John Pierce Precinct 248 George W Carver School Woodrow W Lewis Precinct 243 James Bowie Elementary Wayne McCrarg Precinct 250 Harlem Elementary Jefferson D Walker
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Lee College
Freemet
Alamo
J. Winston Hayes Jr
Burnet
Ine Alten
Highlands
Wailis Hunt
Thad Felton
Dack Mester
Axkhel Smith
W. ©. Tidman
Fireman's Recreation Sfaff
Pansy B. Dabney
Baytown
A. Contreras
Stephen EF. Austin
W. A. Goodrich
San Jacinto
Tedd. Kloosel
Travis
John Pierce
George W. Carver
Woodrow WW. Lewis
James Bowie
Wayne McCrarg
Harlem
Jefferson D. Walker
Trustee Calls Separation Of LC Urgently Needed
Karl Opeyshek, veteran trustee, urges separation of Lee College from the unified school board. He argues one board cannot adequately oversee both institutions and warns a dual governance leads to a monopoly of educational processes. A Saturday poll will show voter sentiment on the proposal.
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Karl Opeyshek
Justee
Lee College
the Sun
Wilk
Satntay
Tong
Opryshek
Onry
Tax Equalization Meets Aug 16-18
City board of tax equalization will hear 1965 tax assessments August 16 17 and 18 at the city hall. Board members are Carter Miller R He Red Pruett and Charles Arnholtz. Sessions start at 9 a.m. daily. Citizens may appear. appointments through the city tax office at city hall. telephone number is SST AGL.
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City Board of Tax Equalization
City Falt
Carter Miller
R. He
Red) Pruett
Charles Arnholtz
City Pall
SST Agl
Prices for Permian Basin gas refunds plan debated
Proposals for refunds of 30 to 35 million dollars to producers in a major interstate gas plan could force pipelines to pass refunds to customers. Involving Paso Natural Gas, Northern Natural Gas, and Transwestern Pipeline, the plan targets Permian Basin production and affects states from California to Nebraska with a Sept 1 price ceiling rule and a Jan 1 1968 moratorium on higher increases.
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Prodi Ateas
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Basin
Newr
Permian
Basin interstate.Production ‘pays to three, pipe=: jline
Commission
Paso
Natural ‘Gas
Tex
Northern Natural Gas Co
Gidha
Neb
Trawestern Pipeline Co
Haustoi Ber
Tie. Commis
Permian Basin
Usual Rate Of Forgeries Noted Here
Baytown reports a rise in forged checks with local and out of town cases. Dallas police traced stolen checks to Huntley Texas Gas and a Baytown bank, with one check found at a store but not cashed. Baytown stores Hathaway’s and O’Brien’s report forged check incidents unrelated to the Dallas case. Uvalde County and Medina County forgery probes involve two Baytown youths arrested on warrants, Billy Ashley 18 and James Burns 11, with Burns to Medina County and Ashley charged in Medina County.
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Baytown
Dallas
Citizens National Bank
Huntley
s.Tex-Gas
Park
Coastal Road Boring Co
Sala
Weingarten
Jack Maxwell
Jeashier
Credit Bureau
Hathaway's
O'Brien's
Uvalde County
Medina County
Billy Ashley
Robert Merchant
James £. Burns
R. L. Harty
Burns
Uvalde
Ashley
Hondo
Industrial Laundry Plant Planned in Baytown
Construction has begun on a new Industrial Laundries Inc plant in Baytown. The $300,000 facility will employ about 50 workers and occupy a 2.75 acre tract at 3300 Bob Smathers said plans call for opening by October. Smathers, company president, spoke from Corpus Christi.
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Bruce Hasty
Robert EK. Leeigh
George Spangler
Texas-Agal
Bayport Construction
Texas Industrial Coundries, Inc
Baytown
Gob Smith Road
Texas
Laundries Inc
Sons
Sith Road
Smathers
J_ EL Smathers
Corpus Christ
Prowler Season Urged as Safeguards Boosted
Police urge heightened home protection during summer prowler season. Advice covers window privacy, locked garages, and calling police at first sign of intruders. Officers caution against hot lighting and emphasize identifying visitors before opening doors. Some lines promote self defense, including lawful use of weapons when faced with a break in.
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Turner
Shoes Held In Custody At Raytown Police
Two large boxes of new shoes were kept at the Raytown Police Department after a shoe store reportedly forgot to bring in display stands. Police detained the shoes to prevent theft while investigators determine ownership and next steps.
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Raytown
Clean-Up Plans To Be Presented By Fred Wicklop
The clean-up and beautification steering committee chairman Fred Wicklop will present plans to tidy the city at noon Friday. The meeting, hosted by Bay Town Chamber of Commerce, will be held at the Holiday Inn.
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Fred Wicklop
Bay+ town - Chamber of Commerce
Holiday Inn
Unclear fragmentary world brief with names and ties
Fragmented OCR text mentions Fmak Sinatra Mia Farrasy actress Mia, vacation aboard yacht, and Katherine: White tells Texas AFL-CIO farmer wage issue, South Korea process blocked by Minjung party. Patricia Neal referenced.
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Fmak Sinatra
Mia
Farrasy
Texas
Afl-Cio
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