Baytown Meetings And Events Noted
The Baytown School Board will convene in regular session at 7 38 p m Monday. Traffic Council plans a 7 a m Wednesday Aug 10 meeting at Holiday Inn Red Room with Ruth Richards secretary. Bayshore Wagon Wheels event features masters Dilde and Bean at 8 p m Saturday Knights of Pythias Hall hosted by Mr and Mrs Al Martin. Clean-Up day set at Baytown Youth Fair grounds 3 am volunteers urged in work clothes. D C Murray seeks four or fewer tickets for Ashee Dodger game in the Astrodome Sunday.
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Traffic Council
Baytown
Gene Dilde
Alex Bean
Bayshore Wagon Wheels
Knights of Pythias Hall
al Martin
D.C Murray
Astrodome
Weather and tides report with unsteady readings
Cloudy with daytime showers and a temperature range of 35 to 34 degrees. Thursday's range 75 to 92 degrees with an H degree reading at Sam and Friday at the Sun weather station. Rainfall gauge shows 61 inches. Galveston tides listed for Saturday include high tides at 12 18 a.m. 7 24 a.m. 1 42 p.m. and 7 12 p.m. No low tide.
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Gloudy
Sam
Sun Weather Station
Galveston
Baytown Social Roundup and Vacation News
Around Mr and Mrs Elmer R Hargis Ross and Mary Jane return from a trip to Alberta and British Columbia James Slick Ellis stops by Peggy White phones in a news tip Leroy Masterson seeks information Jenny Don Smith and David Evans plan Sterling High Booster Club Lynn Gray gets a new assignment Clay Hooper offers helpful information Andy Braswell comments on humid weather Bob Jones phones in a tip Frank Krystyniak and Mike Clark hold Baytown conference Chester and Frances Rogers begin a long vacation Mrs Jackie Hooper seeks British papers for props Gay Taylor visits Longview Alan Erwin tries to con a freezer Kathleen Richardson models Maxine Hutchinson seeks Astro game tickets The Guy siblings own a autographed photo from Steve McQueen on Sand Pebble set
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Elmer R. Hargis
Ross
Mary Jane
Alberta
British Columbia
James
Slick
Ellis
Peggy White
Leroy Masterson
Jenny Don Smith
David Evans
Sterling High Booster Club
Lynn Gray
Clay Hooper
Andy Braswell
Bob Jones
Frank Krystyniak
Mike Clark
Sun
Baytown
Chester
Frances Rogers
Jackie Hooper
Little Theater
Gay Taylor
Longview
W. Taylor Hammack
Alan Erwin
Kathleen Richard_ son
Maxine Hutchinson
Beverly
Terry
Scott
Patrick Guy
Steve McQueen
Baytown Draft Board to Induct 73 Men This Month
Baytown Draft Board No. 63 plans to send 73 men for induction this month, second highest call since May. Mrs. Abigail Frazier urged 18 year olds to register within five days of birthdays, warning of up to five years in prison and a 10 600 fine for delinquency. National calls show September rising to 7 000 and October to 46 200 as Viet Nam needs grow, with overall strength goals and ongoing buildup beyond 283 000 men abroad.
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Army
Baytown
May
Frazier
Viet Nam
Rusk calls for stronger control to curb Viet Nam violations
Secretary of State Dean Rusk urges beefing up the International Control Commission staff in Viet Nam to prevent violations of the buffer zone between the North and South and to safeguard Cambodia. A draft estimate in October won’t hit college students, says a Selective Service spokesman. Laci Johnson and Patrick d Nugent rehearse for their wedding Saturday.
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Dean Rusk
International Control Commission
Viet Nam
Cambodia
Selective Service
Fourth U S B52 raids hit demilitarized zone in Vietnam week
U S B52s bombed the demilitarized zone for the fourth time in a week and pounded North Vietnamese positions near the Cambodian border. Additional raids hit Chu Pong Mountain lair and target routes, dumps, and gun positions. Navy strikes around Haiphong damaged headquarters, buildings, and ships, as air war extended across the region. North Vietnam marked the second anniversary of the first U.S. air attack with vows to resist.
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Saigon
South Viet Namy
Demilitarized Zone
North
South Viet Nam
Chu Pong
U.S
U.S. 25Th Infantry
1St Cavalry
Pleiku City
North Viet Nam
Tuhrsday
Northeast
Haiphong
Navy
Constellation
Dean Rundell resigns as Lee College dean effective Feb 1 1967
Dean Dean Rundell, serving Lee College since 1945, submitted his resignation in writing July 29 to Lee College Board president Sam Bramlett. The missive states his services can no longer be helpful as the board named Dr Richard D Strahan president designate at a July 28 meeting. Rundell, a native of Austin, plans for the future with his family in Baytown and Arlington, Va. He would retire at age 65 if he stayed to June 30, 1968.
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Walter Rundell
Lee College
Sam Bramslett
Lee College Board of Regents
Rundell
Rundelll
Bramlett
Courge
Board of Regents
Richard D. Strahan
University of Houston
Strahan
E. L Gunn
Burdel
Gunn
Sam Hastings
Burdell
Austin
Tex
Mississippi State
Runde
The
Colege
Baytown
His Church
Commission On Colleges and Universities of
Rights Bill Passage In House Seen
Washington AP reports the House advanced the open housing provision of the Civil Rights Bill with a 99 to 50 vote margin by Southern Democrats and Republicans. A family protection clause was added to bar discrimination against families with children in housing sales and rentals. An amendment banning blockbusting was also approved.
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Washington
House
Bob Casey
D-Tex
Hugh Carey
Dny
Carey
Casey
Jonathan Bingham
Dw.y
Senate OKs Measure House Begins Work To End Airline Strike
In Washington Democrats and Republicans debate how to end the airline strike as the Senate passes strikestopping legislation. A House Commerce Committee hearing will feature Labor Secretary Wirtz and negotiator Curtin with Machinists union representative Ramsey. Chairman Harley Staggers says hearings may last two to three days before deciding on support or rejection of the joint resolution. President Johnson would get authority to extend a 20 day or six month window to end the strike, a plan Labor and GOP critics largely oppose. Senator Clark warns lawmakers will be labeled strikebreakers back home, amid an election year climate. Some union leaders anticipate slower action if Congress acts to halt the strike.
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Washington
House
Marathon Airlines
Senate
Hurshey
Commerce Committee
Secretary of Labor
W. Willard Wirtz
William J. Curtin
Joseph W. Ramsey
Machinists
Harley O. Staggers
Dw.va
Congress
Afl-Cio International Association of Machinists
Johnson
Wiliam H. Ayres
Ohio
P. L. Seimiller
Sen
Norris Cotton
Amistad Dam collapse kills worker amid pour
A section of fresh concrete at the Amistad Dam project on the Rio Grande collapsed, killing B. Vela of Monterrey and injuring three other workers. Enrique Vela, 21, head chest and leg injuries, was in grave condition. Leandro Gallegos, 38, of Del Rio, suffered a broken leg. Gilbert Lopez, 35, of Laredo, escaped with minor injuries. The accident occurred about 3:30 am as workers crossed to a monolith section on the American side.
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Enrique Vela
Leandro Gallegos
del Rio
Gilbert Lopez
Laredo
Thoughts on life and love from Pinero’s quoted lines
An archival quote from Sir Arthur Wing Pinero remarks that deep love keeps people youthful in spirit, even as they age. The aphorism contrasts aging with the vitality of love, using vivid imagery of grain at harvest.
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Sir Arthur Wing Pinero
Steel Wins Stand in Price Battle With White House
AP reports a united steel industry pushed price hikes on sheet and strip used in autos and consumer goods, with about 30 percent of output affected. Johnson administration officials said the moves risk inflation and may force measures if the increases persist. Major producers U.S. Steel Bethlehem Republic Inland and others announced Thursday rises, while Ackley urged restraint and Bethlehem sent representatives to discuss. Prices cited affect dryers refrigerators air conditioners toasters and autos.
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Washington
United Steel Industry
White House
Johnson
Inland Steel
Bill D. Moyers
Moyers
John F. Kennedy
Defense Department
Bethlehem Steel
Inland
U.S. Steel
Bethlehem
Gardner Ackley
President's Council of Economic Advisers
Ackley
America
Republic
National Steel
Jones & Laughlin
Armco
Kaiser
Pittsburgh Steel
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
Interlake
Astro Tickets For Sale By Dora Lee Shelley Tonight
Maria Dora Lee Shelley lists seven Astro game tickets for sale for Saturday night. Contact number 1583 215. Degree news notes Jerry W Rutledge of Bay town among OU students to receive a Master of Arts degree Sunday.
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Dora Lee Shelley
Jerry W. Rutledge
Baytown
University of Oklahoma
Pair Talked To Whitman In UT Tower
Police say a UT couple Don Welden and Cheryl Botts saw Charles J. Whitman moments after he killed his first victim. They described a blond man with rifles turning toward them as they greeted him in the towers foyer. The witness accounts confirm they earlier encountered the killer at the 300 foot observation deck.
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Walden
Austin
Don
Miss Botts
Cheryl
Whitman
Police Dogs Disperse Rioters in Menlo Park
In Menlo Park California an advancing line of twenty police with dogs dispersed a crowd of 300 to 400 Negro youths who hurled rocks and epithets. Two Negroes were arrested and several officers and residents were injured as windows were broken after a cafe fight escalated in the Negro neighborhood.
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Menlo Park
Calif
San Francisco
Open house set at Ross Sterling High School
Final preparations for Ross Sterling High School open house with tours Saturday 9 am to 5 pm and Sunday 2 to 5 pm. Seventy five Sterling students will guide visitors entering via Baker Road, with groups of 1 to 15 walking one to one and a half hours.
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Ross Sterling High School
Baker Road
Sterling
Jim Bailey
Eugene Lovering
W. V. Ramsey
Precinct 2
Winnie Brown
Garth Road
North Main
iWe
Brown
John Martin
E W. Bradley
Lovering
Bailey
W. J
Bill
Strick
Sterlevg
Ranger Club Seeks Members At Ice Cream Supper Drive
The Deputy Rangers of the Ross Sterling athletic booster club plan a membership drive with an Aug. 0 kickoff at O'Brien's Food Market on Highway 146. A $1 fee buys membership and admission to the ice cream supper. tickets available at local banks and shops or from Sterling Stars and Deputy Rangers. Three prize nets will grant complimentary Sterling football game tickets.
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Ross Sterling Athletic Booster Ilub
O'Brien
Highway 146
Citizens National Bank
Gregory's
First National Bank
Afi
Baytown
Highlands
Win
Nets
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Who's Who In America
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CBZ
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Methodist Hospital
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