Sun Spots Directors To Meet
BAYSHORE ROD Reel and Gun Club directors plan a 7 p.m. meeting in the club room to organize the annual directors and wives party and acknowledge helpers from the oyster and fish fry. M. T. Waddell, president, urged all directors to attend. BAYSHORE COIN Club meets at 7 p.m. Monday at Sterling Municipal Library. public invited.
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Bayshore Rod, Reel and Gun Club
M. T. Waddell
Coin Club
Bayshore Coin Club
T P.m. Moniay
Sterling Municipal Library
Blast at Retzloff Plant Kills Two Injures Seven
A blast and fire at the Retzloff chemical plant in the Bayport complex near La Porte early Monday killed two men and injured seven others. Victims include Jim Grege and Roy Gilley, with several workers from Houston, Deer Park, Pasadena, and Pearland treated at Bayshore Hospital. Fire units and police from Seabrook and La Porte responded.
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Monty
Mretztorr Co
Bayport Complex
Porte
Jerry Aldredge
Les Porte-Bayshore
Retzloff Chemical
la Porte
Jim Grege
Retzloff
Crane Construction Co
Houston
Whit Melton
Lefferty
Jacinto City
H.L. Bal
Secon
Roy Gilley
Pasadena
Pasadens Bayshore Hospital
F. M. Tucker
Bill Benson
Deer Park
Bert Fisher
Pearland
Barbara Rockwell
Retzloff Chemical Co
Lee College gets 282069 Manpower funds approval
The U S Department of Labor announced 28269 for Manpower Development and Training Act projects at Lee College and nearby districts. It funds auto mechanics for 49, instrument repair for 80, stenography for 40, and extended visits for 50 students plus related programs across area schools.
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Dena
R. C
Phus
Fairfax
Carrie
Galveston Independent School
Orton
George Casey
New Caney
Sun
Preston
Pendergrass
Tennessee
T. L
Doc Satterwhite
Wichlop
Gertrude Teter
Rufus Honeycutt
Ron Parrish
Louisiana State University
Ron
Theresa Bremer
Ronald Wilhelm
Baytown
Werrville
Wilhelms
Kerrville
Baytown Aids In Postal Efficiency Drive
Baytown Post Office employees are asked to take part in a new postal efficiency program announced by Postmaster General John A. Gronouski on July 22. The plan aims at economy and better service with ideas from staff reviewed by a local Baytown committee chaired by M. L. Neal. National awards will go to employees whose ideas are adopted nationwide. savings may revert to the Treasury or fund improved postal service.
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Baytown
John A. Gronouski
M.L. Neal
Washington
Gronouski
Department
Johnson
Treasury
Neal
Federal Examiners To Sign Up Negroes
In phase three of enforcing the voting rights bill, Justice Department plans designate counties for federal registrars. About 45 of 75 federal examiners will begin signing up voters in 10 to 15 counties. A court fight targets poll tax requirements in Texas Alabama and Virginia. President Johnson set schedules. literacy tests suspended in several states and counties. Civil Service Commission trained 75 examiners, some of whom are Negro, to register illiterate voters.
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Washington
Justice Department
Civil Service Commission
Texas
Alabama
Virginia
Johnson
Arizona
Idaho
Maine
Mississippi
Justice Partment
Tnd
ABC Radio- Television
Nicholas Katzenbach
Katzenbach
Alaska
Georgia
Louisiana
South Carolina
North Carolina
U S Agriculture Forecasts Cotton Crop Decline
The Agriculture Department estimates the United States cotton crop at 14,915,000 bales, down 1.5 percent from last year. Texas production is forecast at 4,250,000 bales. First TS Marine combat unit returns home from Vietnam, after 20 days in San Diego. A protest against U S policy in Vietnam gathers attention on Capitol Hill. About 35 arrested in a ticketing crackdown, with 850 attending the Assembly of Unrepresented People meeting. President Johnson signs a health research bill of 180 million dollars and unveils a broad education and health task force.
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Agriculture Department
United States
Texas
Viet Nam
334 Battalion
6Th Marine Regiment
San Diego
U.S
Capitol
Johnson
Snipers Hit Viet Rescue Cavalry Unit
Viet Cong riflemen sniped at Duc Co camp near the Cambodian border while U S helicopters tried to rescue a downed fighter. The Duc Co siege continues with 12 Americans and over 150 Vietnamese and mountain tribespeople in the camp. Casualties include two Americans and 29 Vietnamese since June 3.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
Duc Co
Route 19
U.S
Qui ‘Nhon
South Chine
Sea
Due Co
Ba Gia
Quang Ngai
Golfers die after lightning strike in Louisville Ga
Metal spikes on golf shoes are cited as a possible factor in the deaths of two golfers near Louisville Georgia. A doctor suggested the shoes may grounded the strike as they sheltered in a metal shed and tree.
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Louisville
BAYTOWN TRAFFIC COUNCIL MEETS AT HOLIDAY INN
Baytown citizens traffic council will meet at seven a.m. Wednesday at the Holiday Inn. Robrett G. Feinberg is listed as chairman and announced the session.
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Baytown
Johnson and Aides Brief Senators on Viet Nam Situation
President Johnson briefed about 49 senators in a bipartisan session on Viet Nam and the world situation. Senate Democratic Leader Mansfield said there was no shift in strategy, noting a plan to wait and see. White House aides and top advisers led the briefing, with House members to be invited later. Discussions touched on negotiations and U.S. aims while officials, including Taylor and Rusk, prepared for broader congressional briefings.
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Washington
Johnson
Sen
Mike Mansfield
Mont
Viet Nam
Mansfield
Senate
Shsu
Viet
Jansfield
Ireel Republic
Jing Bir
Munat
R-S.d
At & Pam
House Mem
Bers
White House
Bill D. Moyers
Camp David
I Maxwell D
Taylor
U. A
Saigon
Hanoi
North
Vet Nam
United States
Jhas
Robert S. McNamara
Arthur J. Goldberg
U.S
United Nations
Eugene Black
Southeast Asia
Hese
W. ‘Averell Harriman
Harriman
Alexei N. Kosygin
Moscow
Belgrade l
Rep Thomas Doing Fine After Tumor Removal
Rep Albert Thomas of Texas underwent a 344 hour tumor removal operation at Methodist Hospital. The tumor, pressing on nerves, caused him considerable pain and had been a cancer concern in his years of treatment. Lab results will determine if it was malignant.
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Houston, , Tex
Albert Thomas
D-Tex
Methodist “Hospital
Thomas
Ticket Sales For Gypsy Near End
Advance ticket sales for the road show Gypsy touring Texas and Louisiana end Thursday night in Baytown. The production arrives Friday with tickets sold at the door or cheaper in advance. Advance seats are 3 dollars, door 3.50. general admission 2 in advance, 2.50 at the door. Tickets available at First National Bank booth or from Jaycees Mike Murphy Ron Parrish Mike Walters and John Shearer Jr. Parrish says tickets can be delivered to those unable to buy locally. The road show van will greet Baytown La Porte Tunnel visitors and Phil Oestermayer, Houston theater director, created the production with a full orchestra.
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Texas
Louisiana
Baytown
First National Bank
West Texas Avenue
Jaycees
Mike Murphy
Ron Parrish
Mike Walters
John Shearer Jr
Parrish
Murphy
Par- Tish
la Porte Tunne
Phil Oestermayer
Houston
Beavers vote on proposed separation plan noted
The Beavers discuss a plan labeled prompr for regents and call for that purpose. The faction shown favors separation while Thad Felton's position is unclear. The total ballots counted reach 3,347 from the county, with further details in College column.
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Beav
Precin
Thad Felton
College
Pagei
Trustees Set Agenda For Monday School Board Meeting
Instructional matters will be presented by the school administration at 7 30 p m in the board room of the administration building. Superintendent George H Gentry will not comment on the item until trustees receive the recommendations. The board will canvass results of Saturday's election on the separation of Leo College from the public school system, approved 2262 to 1085. Other items include salaries forms for transportation and custodial staff, resignations, personnel elections, financial and tax collections, and cafeteria purchases for 1965 66 term.
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George H. Gentry
Leo’. College
Betanes and Transportation
Bread Shortage Hits Baytown Stores During Strike
Baytown shoppers found bread scarce as a strike by truck drivers disrupted deliveries. Stores reported adequate supplies Monday morning after a weekend stoppage began Saturday night. Some bakeries and chains secured bread from Beaumont or held stock, while residents buying more than needed contributed to the shortage.
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Baytown
Houston
Garive
Eac
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Frenchy) Navarre
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