Sun Spots A Dance At Knights Of Columbus Hall
A community dance Sun Spots A Dance will be held at Knights of Columbus Hall from 3 pm to 1 am Saturday with music by Frank Tilton. Admission is 4 per person. The public is invited. Children’s stories JOY OPOM and Miss Linda Guice present tales for ages 2-5 Thursday in Sterling Municipal Library auditorium from 10 to 10 30 pm.
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Joy Opom
Linda Guice
Sterling Municipal Library
Unfinished Tampa crane topples in rush hour traffic
A giant crane toppled from a 16 story unfinished Tampa building during rush hour Wednesday. The operator survived, rode the crane to the ground, and four people were injured, with no fatalities reported.
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Baytown Inspects City Sewage Upgrade Progress
Federal and state inspectors surveyed Baytown's 24 million sewage improvement program funded in part by 30 percent federal aid. The work aims to boost capacity to 4.9 million gallons daily with new West Main and East District plants, interceptor lines, and a 316,089 Bayshore contract for collector lines.
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Dallas
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East District
Ferry Road
Massey- Tompkins Road
Bayshore Constructors
Ruins To Be Probed Lake Charles Cleanup Begins
Fire control squads combed sectors of the Cities Service refinery after a massive blast killed three men and left eight injured. Three missing workers were believed dead in a hot area, as crews planned to search the ruins once fires subsided and gases were controlled. The blast shattered storefronts, toppled a car from a driveway, and caused extensive damage to the 220 million dollar plant sprawling over 2000 acres.
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American Air Cavalry Hit Viet Cong Tunnel Complex
A U S Air Cavalry unit assaulted a center of a North Vietnamese tunnel complex in the Song Re valley near Duc Pho. Three troop-carrying helicopters were shot down and two damaged, with 14 or more Americans reported killed or wounded as fighting continued. Separate clashes and air activity over North Vietnam and coastal batteries near Dong Hoi accompanied daily combat updates.
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Panhandle Braces For Rain With 6 Inches Tallied
Heavy rainfall drenched the Texas Panhandle with Perryton recording 5.67 inches between 12:30 a.m. and 5:30 a.m. as showers sparked by a southbound cool front moved in. Other areas reported lighter totals, while the rest of Texas remained hot and dry with highs near a steamy 106 in Wichita Falls and cooler air forecast to spread from Waco to Del Rio by midnight.
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Denver Records Earth Tremor
A strong tremor struck Denver and surrounding towns, measured at 5.3 on the Richter scale by Dr. Maurice Major of the Colorado School of Mines. No injuries or major damage were reported though a bookcase toppled and dishes rattled. The quake was felt from Fort Morgan to Pueblo, including Fort Collins, Longmont, Boulder, the Air Force Academy, and other areas.
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Baytown Sun Back to School Edition Preview
The Baytown Sun announces its annual back to school edition set for Thursday. Readers will find school openings, new teachers, and school fashion features, with ongoing stories throughout the month about back to school happenings.
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Baytown prepares for fall with 12550 student projection
Baytown schools anticipate about 12550 students this fall, up just over 300 from last year. Holly McLemore, assistant deputy superintendent, cites new kindergarten and a 12th grade shift at Sterling High as key factors, with notable increases in several elementary units and a projected 268 in special education.
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Sterling
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Ashbel Smith
Cedar Bayou
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Baytown Pre-Registration Opens For New Pupils
New pupils moving into the Baytown school district may preregister for the fall term during August 22 to 25. Registration runs 8:30 a.m. to 3:20 p.m. at all units. First grade students from the preschool jelhaie arrive August 21. Administrative staff will assist parents with school choice forms required by the Civil Rights Act.
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Baytown
Jelhaie
Gentry
Holly McLemore
Ito
Havana Radio Claims CIA Directed Plot
Cuban security forces say they intercepted an armed landing party off Pinar del Rio. Two attackers were captured while two others escaped to the United States. Havana Radio said the men were acting under CIA orders to undermine Cuba and that a display of the prisoners and documents would accompany a Havana conference. The group was linked to a broader campaign to topple Castro, though the commander denied ties to the Second Front of Escambray.
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Clark Ailing Elected Chairman Of American Judicature Society
Justice Tom C. Clark, sick in Bangkok with infectious hepatitis, was elected chairman of the board of directors of the American Judicature Society. The longtime Texas resident was flown to Washington for treatment and also named winner of the society's justice award for distinguished service in promoting efficient administration of justice.
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Crosby Fair And Rodeo Set To Open In Crosby
Crosby folks prepare for the 2st annual Crosby FFA Fair and Rodeo. A street dance opens three days of events with stock moving in, judging at 9 a.m. Thursday, a parade at 3 p.m., and nightly rodeos at 8 p.m. Cowboys from South Texas head the competition in a SRA sanctioned event.
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Harris County
Crosby - Lynchburg
South Texas
SRA
Southwestern Rodeo Association
Season Grid Ticket Sales For Sterling AEL Start
Athletic Director Dan Stallworth reports rapid season ticket sales for Robert E. Lee and Sterling AEL home football games. Sept 1 is deadline for 1967 season reservations. prices are 1.25 for season tickets and 1.50 per game at the gate. season books and purchasing details given, with seating by Memorial Stadium athletic office.
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Ross Sterling
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Sterling
Memorial Stadium
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