Baytown Community Meetings And Schedules
Public hearing on district policy revision set for 7 30 p m Monday at the school board meeting Registration for Baytown Opportunity School shifted to Sept 5 from Sept 2 Students stay all day Sept 5 Picnic at Craigmont Park residents bring lunches drinks provided by Craigmont Garden Club Rotary and Kiwanis club talks planned Baytown VFW Ladies Auxiliary meet Tuesday at 8 p m Goose Creek events include a fashion show World Junior events and luncheon details
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Craigmont Park
Craigmont
Ladies Association of
Goose Creek
Country
Chile
Beaini
House of Fashion
Baytown Weather Forecast Notice
Partly cloudy and warm through Tuesday with scattered afternoon thunderstorms in some areas. Monday temperatures 75 to 94 degrees. Sunday 73 to 86. Galveston tides Tuesday high at 6 42 am 12 22 am 4 55 pm and at 1 18 pm. No minor tide expected.
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Vacation captions at a glance from Bay City area
A collage of local residents on furloughs and trips. Cecil Hollis and family ride a Butterfield stage coach at Silver Dollar City in Virginia while Doreen Klares tours Louisiana. H G Boynton returns from Odessa and Lt Rick Hurst comes home from Germany to Houston.
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Cecil Hollis
Silver Dollar City
Butterfield
Doreen
Deborah Klares
Louisiana
H. G. Boynton
Odessa
Roy Hughes
Rick Hurst
Baytown Sun
Germany
Houston
George Crow
Dan Stallworth
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Alles Rices
Aspen
Cons
E. A. Hursts
Estes Park
Colo
Max House
Pamipa
Walter Teggemans
Yellowstone
Donnie
Ronnie Shenwood
Jim Sherwoods
Bay City
Charles Forque
Bracy Hill
Thessaloniki
Greece
Curtis Jenkins
William E. Jenkins
South Vietnam
Racial Front Stays Quiet Across Nation
Across the United States civil peace held with few disturbances as authorities tried to head off racial tensions. In Wichita Kansas a sniper wounded a man and six officers were hurt in a patrol car collision during curfew enforcement. Great Bend Kansas saw a firebombing and a later cooperative meeting of white and Black leaders. In Pittsburgh Pennsylvania about 4,000 youths clashed while waiting for buses after a show, with eight injured as rocks and bottles flew.
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Kan
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Sen
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Detroit
Providence
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Wis
Cambridge
H.’ Rap Brown
Student’ Nonviolent
SNCC
Great Bend
Raclal
Bomb explodes into car in Georgia killing two
A bomb detonates in a car in Jefferson, Georgia early Monday, killing two people including a member of the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee. Prices rise as stock market opens. Vatican sources say Pope Paul VI will issue a reform document within days after August 15. Bodies of two Black individuals, one SNCC member, found in a wrecked car in West Point, Mississippi. Vice President Humphrey warns the law’s stability is fading due to insufficient equal opportunity. Former President Eisenhower remains under observation for minor digestive ailment at Walter Reed.
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Brown calls for revolt at Mau Mau guard rally in Queens
H. Rap Brown the SNCC chairman urged armed self defense in a St Albans rally with about 700 Negroes. He linked Detroit Newark and Plainfield riots to a coming revolution and attacked Johnson Kennedy and Eastland while calling for peaceful courtroom shows of force for 17 defendants facing murder plots.
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Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
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Queens
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Eastland
Loroi Jones
NAACP
Kennedy
Ja.m
Antiblack
Cambridge
Queens County Criminal Court
Marines Ventured On Guadalcanal 25 Years Ago
Washington AP reports on August 7 1942 US First Marine Division began the first American offensive in the Pacific from Guadalcanal in the Solomon Islands. The six month battle halted Japanese momentum and shifted the war’s course toward Allied recovery in the Pacific.
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Belman Morex Washington
U.S. First Marine Division
Solomon Islands
Southeast Asia
South Pacific
Houston Physician Murder Charge In Pasadena Case
Ronald L. Giesy, 45, Houston fabricating company estimator, was charged with murder after the shooting death of Dr. Charles H. McMillan, 39, at the Pasadena home of Giesy’s estranged wife. McMillan, a 1966 UT Medical School Galveston graduate, died after fleeing into the courtyard. Giesy waited for police at the scene. McMillan is survived by his wife Loretta and two teenage children.
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la Porte
Bud West
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Ogilvie
iGiesy
Giesy
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Pasadeni
Giesys
Dr. McMillan
University, of Texas Medical School
Galveston
St. Joseph's Hospital
Bouston
Etlis Means
Loretta
Deats
Road
Dickinson
Vietnam assignment for PFC James H. Jones
PFC James H. Jones son of Mr and Mrs Jackson W Jones 604 Inwood has been assigned to the 188th military police company in Vietnam. A Robert E Lee graduate his wife Carole resides at Buck Fayle.
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Jackson W. Jones
Inwood
188Th Military Police
Vietnam
Robert E. Lee
Carole
Buel Fayle
Reds Storm Camp Close To Cambodia
In Saigon AP reports rivals accuse Vietnam’s military government of blocking a campaign trip by 16 presidential hopefuls, while others call it a misunderstanding. The group flew 425 miles to Quang Tri, landed 10 miles from the crowd, and then refused US Marines’ trucks to go to the reception. Officials say there was no conspiracy, though some criticized organization. Thieu and Ky did not make the trip.
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Quang ‘Tri
Nguyen, van Thieu
Nguyen Cao Ky
Quang Tri
Thieu-Ky
Thieu
Weathered War: Viet Cong Attack Near Cambodian Border
Bad weather curbed air strikes while North Vietnamese forces stormed a US Special Forces camp at Tong Li Chan near the Cambodian border, inflicting moderate casualties on 600 South Vietnamese irregulars and their families. Forty-one American pilots reported 13 missions. total US combat planes over North and South Vietnam reached 637 and 187 respectively as battles continued across Kontum and the northern coast.
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North Vietnam
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Vietnam
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Hobart
Hon Maristan
Vinh
J.8
Detroit officers charged with murder in riot slayings
Detroit Police say two officers have been charged with murder in the slayings of three Black men during recent riots. Prosecutor William Cahalan identified the officers as Ronald August and Robert Paille with arraignments expected later today.
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Wiliam Cahalun
Ronald* August
Rober Paille
Cahalun
Aubrey Pollard
Paite
Fred Temple
Cahalan
Lintelman Retires After 43 Years with Houston Post
Preston Pendergrass profiles Fred Lintelman veteran district sales manager in Baytown retiring after decades of service with the Houston Post. He commuted about 30,400 miles yearly, supported Crosby community since 1924, and will be honored at a Houston Club party Monday night with a watch and accolades.
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Fred Lintelman
Fred
Houston Post
Baytown
Houston
Cautiers
Ered
Crosby
Lintelman
Lintelmans
Pecan
Troops to Vietnam May Not Be Replaced By Pulling Divisions
Washington reports that the Pentagon plans to pull large chunks of remaining combat divisions from the United States to Vietnam and may not replace them. The move would support President Johnson’s new troop authorization raising U.S. commitment to 325,000 by next summer. White House advisers Clark Clifford and Gen Maxwell D. Taylor returned from visits to Vietnam and allied nations, noting increased pressure but not requesting more allies. The plan would use Strategic Reserve units now kept at home to counter contingencies, with replacements possible after a year to 18 months, and an alternative would be raising draft calls beyond 24,090 monthly.
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Asia
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Strategic Reserve Division
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Robert 5. McNamara
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Our World
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American Bar Association
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Waller Reed General’ Hospital
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Cambodia
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Becker
Memorial
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Fred Ean
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