MOPAC TO SEE LAND OWNERS AT ONG SX
MOPAC plans a meeting at ONG SX bars with landowners. Mothers of DeMolays invited to attend the DeMolay Mothers Club gathering at 7 20 p.m. Wednesday in the Masonic Hall. Ammons promoted to Specialist 4 in Korea. Band at Astrodome features Robert E. Lee High School on Saturday night in Astros Cubs game. Supt Gentry action approved by school board.
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Mopac
Ong
DeMolay Mothers
Demolay Mothers Club
Masonic Hall
Mothers of
Astrodome
Robert E. Lee High School
Astros
Chicago Cubs
George Gentry
SP Defends Spur Stand at Baytown Council Meeting
B S Lines of Southern Pacific Rail Road defended his company stance in the Battle of the Spurs at a Baytown City Council session on Monday night. He defended SP against Missouri Pacific and criticized rivals while pledging to challenge Mopac's $30 per car rate for U S Steel before the Interstate Commerce Commission.
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B. S. Lines
Southern Pacific Railroad
Baytown
Sines
Missouri Pacific
Seahorn Cravey
Mopac
U.S. Steel
Interstate Commerce Commission
Moepac
Jones & Laughlin Steel Co
Town Chamber of Commerce
Cedar Bayou
J&l
West Chambers County
Steel Company
U.S. Steels
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce. . .** Mopac
Braswell
Vis
Hullum
Milton Stewart
East
Harris County Bar Association
Baytown Chamber of Commerce
Elden Berry
Berry
U.s.steel
New Orleans
Rioodue
Chamber
Southern Pacific
BS. Lines
Jones & Laughlin
USS
Local notices and social updates from Baytown region
Mr and Mrs L E Frazier report new lake house conveniences near Liberty. Mrs Fernie Kelley tracks friends. Jim Bryan has a birthday party. Dr and Mrs Ben Thomas host an out of town visitor. Thomas W Johnson of 1513 Elm enters Baytown Hospital for surgery Wednesday. visitors welcome. Mrs Dorothy Johnson of 1513 Elm home from Baytown Hospital after pneumonia. Mrs Frank Harrison formerly of Baytown now Kerrville invited to Luci Johnsons wedding in Washington. Mr and Mrs John D Brian plan a vacation. Out of town guests at M A Hutchinsons include A L Patterson and Mike from Eunice NM and G L Mishlep of Maysville Ola. Cal Hamrick mixed up his days. Jeanne Oliphint brings a picture. Jack Raiford well enough for visitors in Baytown Hospital Room 12.
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L. E. Frazier
Lake House
Liberty
Fernie Kelley
Jim Bryan
Ben Thomas
Thomas W. Johnson
Elm
Baytown Hospital
Dorothy Johnson
Frank Harrison
Baytown
Kerrville
Luci Johnson
Washington
John D. Brian
M. A. Hutchinson
A. L. Patterson
Mike
Eunice
N.M
G. L. Mishlep
Maysville
Ola
Cal Hamrick
Jeanne Oliphint
Jack Raiford
Woman Receives Artificial Heart
In Houston a 71-year-old woman at Methodist Hospital underwent an artificial heart pump operation. She regained consciousness, rested well, and remained stable as of advisory reports. The hospital declined to identify her, though press accounts named Esperanza del Valle Vasquez of Mexico.
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Methodist Hospital
Houston Post
Esperanza del Valle Vasquez
Mexico
Louise Ceraso
Maimonides Hospital
Brooklyn
Adrian Kantrowitz
Bands invited to perform for Oiler Oakland game
The combined bands of Robert E. Lee High School totaling 206 members will perform at the Houston Oilers versus Oakland game on September 10 at Rice Stadium under director Charles Forque and assistant Don Muery. Fanfares and an arrangement of A Taste of Honey are prepared for the premier, with the Lee Generals band drills also set for the September 9 Baytown Memorial Stadium clash.
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Robert E. Lee High School
Houston Oilers
Rice Stadium
Charles Forque
Don Muery
Charles J. ‘Hill
Sam Houston State College
Robert E. Lee
Lee Generals of
Houston
Bay‘town
Memorial Stadium
Carrie Casey
Beverly Calhoun
Olivia McClelland
Renee Carroll
Sandy Marshall
Cathleen Wilcox
Susan Booth
Pat Kveton
RoyceAnne Marshall
Ann Tillery
Polly Whitman
Linda Mathews
Alter
Mopac Spur Fallout as City Council Debates Route
Mayor Seaborn Cravey led a public hearing on the Missouri Pacific spur with about 150 attendees. Three council members opposed the proposed Mopac route, urging a more southern alignment, citing incomplete information and potential street obstructions.
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Seaborn Cravey
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Krex
Missouri Pacific
Couneiirmars
Raymond Donnelly
Mopac
Andy Braswell
Don Hublum
Albert Fanestie
Veteran Teacher Heads Head Start in Baytown
Eugenia Lee, long time Baytown educator and head Start director, will end her role August 10. A Cooper Texas native, she earned degrees from Texas Woman's College and the University of Houston, taught 23 years in Baytown, and held multiple education and PTA memberships. Her daughters hold master’s degrees, with one studying in London. She chairs first grades and contributed to a 1964 reading guide.
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Eugenia Lee
Baytown
Cooper
Tex
Delta Kappa Gamma
Texas State Teachers Association
Parent- Teacher Association
Lee
Stephen
John
Secret Service Locks Out Agents From Convention Floor
In Kansas City the Secret Service told convention officials not to admit anyone after a set hour before Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey's arrival. Doormen followed orders and kept agents outside the arena until union president Peter T. Schoemann intervened to gain entry.
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Kansas City
Secret Services
Plumbers and
Hubert H. Humphrey
Secret Service
Peter T. Schoemann
Trustees Vote to Study Federal Aid Programs
The school board voted 2 to participate in three new federal aid programs next year, including Title I, Title IE, and the Southwest Education Development Laboratory. Trustees Parkinson and Mitchell opposed. Hill Alford Opryshek Wehrmund supported. O'Brien absent.
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Jim Hale
Southwest Education Development Laboratory
Paul Parkinson
Seth Mitchell
Boyd Hil
Sam Alford
Carol Opryshek
Robert Wehrmund
Tillman O’brien
Parkinson
Wehrmund
Hill
Mitchell
Negotiators To Try Again In Air Strike
Washington AP negotiators for striking mechanics and five airlines plan another session at 2:30 p.m. at the Labor Department after a day of no progress The House Commerce Committee pressured for a back to work bill already passed by the Senate The walkout has grounded about 60 percent of U S airline capacity and 35 000 IAM members could be ordered back to work for up to 180 days
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Washington
House Commerce Committee
Senate
Samuel N. Friedel
D Md
International Association of Machinists
P L. Siemiller
Willam J. Curtin
Labor Department
Afl-Cio International Association of Machinists
Civil rights bill faces housing clause final test
A broad civil rights bill advances in the House but an open housing provision still faces a final challenge. A murder suspect guided searchers to the body of Edna Louise Sullivan, 16, near Fort Worth. Roy Green and Kenneth McDuff, both from the Martin area, are charged with Sullivan’s murder and rape as well as the killings of two young men with her.
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Edna Louise Sullivan
Fort Worth
Roy Green
Kenneth McDuff
Martin Area
Miss Sullivan
Trustees Hire Eight New Employes Seven Resign
Trustees hire eight new staff across elementary grades mathematics English journalism secretarial science vocational agriculture and other roles while accepting seven resignations. New teachers include Molly D.B. Aczel Gregory, Katherine Al George, Wikman Johnston, Ann R. Kelly, Jewett W. Barker, Mildred D. Fayle, Karah C. McKissack, and Walter D. Smith with resignations from Gloria Pope Lea J. Cornelius Jean L. McGinty Marjean L. Nelson Sarah A. White Marie J. Lowery and Betty Ann Beck.
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Molly DB. Aczel
Katherine al George
Robert E. Lee High School
Wikman. Johnston
Robert E. Lee
Ann R. Kelly
Harlem
Jewett W. Barker
Ross Sterling High School
Mildred D. Fayle
Carver
Karah C. McKissack
Sterling High
Walter
D. Smith
Gloria Pope
Lea J. Cornelius
Burnet
Jean L. McGinty
Marjean L. Nelson
James Bowie
Sarah A. White
Harlem School
Marie J. Lowery
Betty Ann Beck
Busy man learns health via old proverb and verse
A reflective note blends Isaiah 38 16 with a Spanish proverb. It speaks of being too busy to care for health and tools, urging restoration and renewed life through care and balance. The voice links spiritual scriptural appeal with practical cautions about neglecting personal well being.
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Isaiah
Mopac Spur Route Approved by Baytown Council
Baytown council voted 41 to 3 to approve the Missouri Pacific spur route with conditions. J A Austin of Mopac pledged cooperation with landowners and the city, while the council and local groups urged prompt action and fair compensation. U S Steel and business leaders expressed support. opponents warned the route would pass near five schools and cause traffic hazards.
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John L. Lind
John Sealy Hospital
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Bobby Bragen
Atlanta Braves
Billy Hitchcock
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Bill Hartman
J. A. Austin
Mopac Gulf Coast
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Seabern Crayey
Patrick Ball
Clem Massey
Albert Fanestier
Ben Hullum
Donnelly
Pennelly
Earl Mallick
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Geyer
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Wynnewcod
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