Meeting Postponed By Bay Town Chamber Of Commerce
The Monday meeting of the Bay town Chamber of Commerce board of directors was postponed to give the Cedar Bayou Navigation Committee more time to prepare and file a report with the group. Eight Texas Tech Air Force ROTC students including John R. Combs will receive commissions as second lieutenants during summer exercises at 11 a.m. Saturday, Aug. 26, in the Tech Union. Combs, a finance major, is the son of Mr and Mrs J R Combs.
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The
Bay~town Chamber of Commerce
Cedar Bayou Navigation Committee
John R. Combs
J.R. Combs
Gillette
Texas Tech Air Force
Tech Union
Combs
Weekend Weather Forecast for Bay Town Area
Weekend outlook partly cloudy and warm with scattered daytime thundershowers. Temperature ranges from 76 to 92 degrees. Galveston tides will be high at 4:18, 9:42 and 11:34 a.m. with a low at 3:36 p.m. Monday tides rise at 4:54 a.m., 10:00 p.m., and 1:18 p.m. with a 5:22 p.m. low tide.
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Baytown
Galveston
Local Notes Highlight Community Moments
Richard Cansler enjoys his new car as friends and family share birthdays and hospital visits. Diane Alford visits in San Marcos while Hobart Enoch packs. Perry Beauchamp laments shrimp scarcity in Trinity Bay as the season opens.
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Richard Cansler
Caroli Byrd
Grant Horton
Dan Brian
University of Texas School of Dentistry
Houston
Dub Ward
Sam Alford
Diane
San Marcos
Hobart Enoch
R. C. Pryor
Jackie Pruett
Kevin Brinkman
George Chandler
Army Corps of Engineers
Jim Boone
Suffolk
Perry Beauchamp
Trinity Bay
Dope Riot Injures Nine Guards at Massachusetts Prison
Inmates rioted outside the dispensary at Massachusetts State Prison in Walpole injuring nine guards, two stabbed and seven beaten as inmates seized pills before a 22‑person state police and guard raid. The incident followed a prior blackout and exposed drug-distribution lapses at the facility.
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Walpole
Mass
AFP
Massachusetts State Prison
James Dunn Tho
Dunne
Thomas Perry
Raynham
John J. O'Connor
Boston
Norwood Hospital
Frederick Butterworth
Deuty
John J. Conte
Plamer C. Seaford
Bower
Baytown Night With Oilers Moves to Sept 10
The Baytown Sun teams with the Houston Oilers for Baytown Night on September 10 at Rice Stadium in Houston to see the Oilers face the Oakland Raiders. Robert E. Lee High School band of 306 will perform and Baytown fans sit in a designated section with a $1 ticket discount for non end zone seats when a coupon is shown.
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Baytown Sun
Houston Oilers
Oilers
Oakland Raiders
Rice Stadium
Houston
Robert E. Lee High School
Baytown
Houston - Area
REL
Beatles thrill Chicago crowd at two sell-out concerts
Beatles fans packed the International Amphitheatre for two Chicago shows with over 26 000 attendees. The performance followed Lennon's controversial remarks sparking debate but drew no censure. The band wore green suits and sang fewer than a dozen songs amid a wave of fan enthusiasm. They planned a Detroit stop next.
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Chicago
International Amphitheatre
John Lennon
Birmingham
Ala
Tommy Charles
WAQY
Lennon
Detroit
London Police Hunt for Cop Killers After West End Shooting
Armed police and tear gas were issued to some of London's 18 000 officers as they hunted for unknown gunmen who killed three unarmed policemen on a West End street near a park. A boy witness described a tall man with a black beard firing and driving off in the police car. Detective Sgt. Christopher Tippett Head, 20, was shot in the head as he approached the parked vehicle.
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London
West End
Scotlang Yard
Iran
Wormwood Scrubbs
Scotland Yard
Christopher Tippett Head
Police
Reds Celebrate Wall's Fifth Year
In East Berlin thousands of workers and soldiers rallied as the Berlin Wall marked its fifth anniversary. Walter Ulbricht declared the wall a victory for East German socialism and a defeat for West aggression, claiming the West planned to annihilate East Germany and praising the government and its allies for preventing any bloodshed as troops marched along Unter den Linden.
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German Democratic Republic
East Germany
Ulbricht
Unter den Linden Boulevard
Houston Hospital Drama Sets New Heart Pump Record
Esperanza Vasquez, 37, sleeping beauty parlor operator from Mexico City, becomes Methodist Hospital's third heart pump patient. She reached 20 percent to 32:10 am after 12:10 pm implant, surpassing Marcel DeRudder and mirroring earlier cases at Sigpones and other hospitals. Doctors note lungs clear, solid recovery signs, and a cardiovascular team led by DeBakey performed the operation replacing her aortic and mitral valves damaged by rheumatic heart disease.
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Houston
Mexico City
Methodist
Esperanza del Valle Vasquez
Marcel L. DeRudder
Methodist Hospital
Vasquez
Louise Caruso
Adrian Kantowitz
Sigpones Hospital
Brooklyn
Walter L. MeCans
Woodenville
Wash
DeRudder
MeCans
Michael E. DeBakey
Baylor University College of Medicine
Rice University
DeBakey
Tiny Girls Are Held Prisoner In Garage
In Houston, deputies found Patricia 4 and Frances 6 chained and starved in a hot garage. Neighbors had known of neglect but reported nothing. Aunt and uncle Mathew and Emma Lee Childress were jailed on false imprisonment and aggravated assault charges.
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Houston
Patricia Ann Johnson
Frances Johnson
Ben Taub
Patricia
Francis
Harris County Children’s Home
Reserve
Lawerence
Fillmore
Harris County
Childdren
Lell
Bond
Mathew Childress
Emma Lee Childress
Martha Gibbs
Childress
Fatricia
School Budget Hearing Set For 1966 67 Budget
School district trustees scheduled a public hearing at 7 30 p m Monday on the proposed 1966 67 budget. Superintendent George Gentry cited an anticipated expenditure of 7 619 230 and noted maintenance costs are up slightly while total spending is down from last year due to building program costs at Ross Sterling High School. The hearing will be in the district administration building board meeting room.
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George Gentry
New Ross Sterling High School
Eckhardt To Speak At Bayshore Club Meet
Bob Eckhardt of Houston, Democratic candidate for U S Representative, will speak at a 7:30 p m Tuesday Bayshore Red Reef and Gun Club meeting. He will report on shell dredging at Smith Point and the Mayo Shell Dredging Co at the Cedar Bayou and Clear Lake mouths. The agenda includes possible picketing of the Parks and Wildlife office in Austin and the club's annual fish fry.
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Bob Eckhardt
Houston
U. S
Bayshore Red, Reef and Gun Club
Eckhardt
Bayshore
Smith Point
Mayo Shell Dredging Co
Cedar Bayou
Clear Lake
Parks and Wildlife Office
Austin
Perry J Edgar Named Asst Vice President at Peoples
Perry J Edgar has been elected assistant vice president for Peoples State Bank announced by President Perry Britton. Edgar, who arrived in Baytown from American Bank and Trust Co in Houston, has worked for Humble Oil and Refining Co and will handle bank operations while also joining the business development area. He and his wife Charlotte have a four year old son, Perry Joseph, and he serves on the board of governors of the American Institute of Banking. Annette H Hill named assistant cashier, with husband Charles L Hill. they reside at 310 Grantham with two children Karen and Keith.
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Perry J. Edgar
Peoples State Bank
Presi
Britton
Editon
Baytown
American Bank and Trust Co
Houston
Humble Oil and Refining Co
Fanetan
Edgar
Busi- Edger
Charlotte
Perry Joseph
Edgars
American Institute of Banking
Annette H. Hill
Charles L. Hill
Eve
Grantham
Karen
Keith
Two US warplanes shot down over North Viet Nam
Two U.S. Air Force aircraft were downed by ground fire over North Viet Nam, raising this week’s losses to 13 and total losses to 334 since the air war began. The aborted mission involved an F105 Thunderchief and an RF101 Voodoo reconnaissance aircraft. crews are listed as missing. The Friday combat followed Soviet missiles fires and marked the first U.S. encounter with Communist aircraft since July 24. Premier Ky returned from the Philippines, noting the situation.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
Morch Vietnam
North Viet Nam
Morth
U.S. Air Force
Air Force
Navy Piots
Normean L. Wells
Unionville
Richard E. -Steere
Inglewood
Calif
Hanoi
Baytonian Shines in Oklahoma at Kansas City Starlight
Baytown actor Jerry Strickler stars as Will Parker in the Kansas City Starlight production of Oklahoma. Critics call the show the happiest event of the season noting his bouncy, ingenious performance. Strickler began at Southwestern University, worked with Houston’s Alley Theatre, joined Bye Bye Birdie on tour, and now resides in Manhattan with his wife, appearing in television work.
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Kansas City
Jerry Strickler
Baytown
Strickler
Oklahoma
Will Parker
Southwestern University
The
Alley
Houston
American Theater Wing
Manhattan
Jerry
W. J
Bill
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Northside Baptist Church
Highlands
Citizens National
White River
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Viet Nam
Thad Felton Nadie
Reds
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Nagan
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