New Students urged to visit REL guidance office soon
The school district asks new students not yet enrolled for Robert E. Lee High School to report to the REL guidance office between 8:20 and 14:30 or 16:30 to 21:30 before August 32. Hamburgs Needed for Baytown Little Theater’s See How They Run cast require several black Homburg hats for clergy roles. Public budget hearing set Friday for Barbers Hill SD at 7 p.m. Marine Mike Yates home on Tuesday leave. to report to Camp Pendleton after. Pre-registration at Lee College Thursday 3:14 p.m.. regular registration September 7. permits available in registrar’s office. Isolated afternoon storms. Galveston tides Thursday times listed.
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REL
Baytown
Mike Yates
USMC
James A. Yates
Crosby
Camp el Toro
Calif
Camp F Pendleton
Viet Nam
Yates
Crosby High School
Lee College
Marines
Baytown Community Notes Include Local Characters and Events
Bay town brief items feature WwW L.DUB WARD at San Jacinto Methodist Hospital, Laura Lace eyeing a Channelview teaching post, and Lavern Fuller seeking information. Reports mention Mrs Ida Johnson returning as Barbers Hill School cafeteria manager, Carlton White hosting a 34 painting show, and Sharon Richardson seeking a kindergarten for her child. Linda Hiebert completes a wedding form and Joé A Kirkland with Barbara visit Hodges Gardens Louisiana.
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Ida Johnson
Barbers Hill
Carlton White
Dot Sitton
Shirley Andrews
Beverly Moseley
Baytown
Sharon Richardson
R. E. Brevins
Main
Linda Hiebert
Joé A. Kirkland
Barbara
Hodges Gardens
Louisiana
Trustees to Review TB Testing Policy at Special Session
The school district will discuss its immunization and tuberculosis policy in a called special session Wednesday night at the administration building. A 7 p.m. secret session precedes the 7:30 public meeting, with talk on employment designations, an easement for Harlem School electrical service, and an early tax payment request. The TB test requirement applies to first and seventh graders, with updates to immunization rules for rising students and booster records for seventh graders.
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Harlem
Humble Oil & Refining Co
George H. Gentry
Baytown golfers advance in junior state tournament
Dnwayne Robertson of Baytown shot a 77 in the Texas State Junior Golf Tournament on Tuesday but lost his championship flight match. He will play first flight competition on Wednesday. Teammates include Jerry Cox who won his fifth flight match with 80 and Marion Lewis who again won with 79, while Bill Lewis fell in the eighth flight with 78.
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Dnwayne Robertson
Baytown
UAW Seeks Reply On Talk Demands
DETROIT AP The United Auto Workers demand an answer by next Monday on reopening current Three year contracts from 1964 to raise wages for skilled trades. Ford Motor Co chairman Henry Ford I calls reopening inadvisable. The union cites pay gaps with carpenters electricians toolmakers and die makers and hints at a 25 percent increase. GM Chrysler and Ford agreed to meet with the union next week on the request. Discontent grows among 200000 skilled members.
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Detroit
United Auto Workers
Henry Ford I
Ford Motor Co
UAW
Tooling _ Association
Ford
Walter P. Reuther
General Motors
Chrysler
Detroit Tooling Association
Detroit Uaw
Reuther
Baker Road Reopens Temporarily To Traffic
Baker Road from North Mein to Garth reopens temporarily with new surface. The improvement eases access to Sterling High School and includes two approaches to the campus. Harris County, City of Baytown, and the School District jointly fund drainage costs, with Precinct 2 staff handling the work and county supplying materials.
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Baker Road
North Mein
Garth
Sterling High School
Harris County
Baytown
W. V. Ramsey
Dissenters Questioned as House Presses Antiwar Links
Washington AP reports antiwar group members face questioning as the House Committee on Un-American Activities probes links to Communist groups. A tense session saw arrests and crowd outbursts while a court lifted an order delaying the hearing, with testimony targeting groups like May 2nd Movement and Progressive Labor.
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United States
Viet Nam
House Committee On UN
House
Congressional
Progressive Labor Movement
The
Progressive Labor Party
Phillip A. Luce
Luce
Cuba
Students
Jeffery Gordon
New York
Fiordan
Defensive Skills- Traffic Panel Starts Driver Training Here
Baytown launches a driver improvement program in the Chamber of Commerce Building with 26 applicants for a 25-person class. The initial session August 29 30 will be taught by J. O. Musick and J. Cliff Bradford with classroom instruction and a three dollar fee. The course targets licensed drivers not new applicants and aims to reduce traffic accidents through instructor training for city staff and community classes.
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Gordon
J. O. Musick
HOUSE
Baytown Group
Council
Robert G
Bob) Feinberg
Traffic Council
Feinberg
Chamber of Commerce
Musick
Cliff Bradford
General Telephone Ca
House of Fashion
Ruth Richards
Viet Cong shell U.S. motor pool near Tan Son Nhut
Viet Cong mortar team shelled a U.S. motor pool near Saigon’s Tan Son Nhut airport amid a follow up ambush that killed 14 Vietnamese militiamen and wounded 12. U.S. Marines and South Vietnamese troops hunted Viet Cong 5th Division inland as a Marine jet crashed at Da Nang, killing villagers and injuring none of the pilot.
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South Viet Nam
U.S
Tan Son Nhut
Para J
Saison
da Nang
Walker J. Doherty
Gold Hill
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U.S. Marine
South China Sea
Doctors Keep Decreasing Heart Pump's Workload
At Methodist Hospital Houston the third artificial heart pump patient Mrs Esperanza Del Valle Vasquez 37 neared nine days post op from Aug 8 operation with the device. The pump reduced to 20 percent workload as doctors ease the support after improving strength. The first patient Marcel L DeRudder 6 lived about 1 hour. second Walter L McCans 61 died after three days from lung complications.
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Houston
Methodist Hospital
Esperanza del Valle Vasquez
Marcel L. DeRudder
Walter L. McCans
Vasquez
Mexico City
Pasteur quote on science and peace from a historical note
A compiled quotation highlights Louis Pasteur's belief that science will triumph over ignorance and war and that nations will choose to build rather than destroy, in a historical context emphasizing peace and progress.
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Louis Pasteur
Rate Highest Since 1920s Demand For Loans Keeps Interest High
NEW YORK AP Banks charge the highest loan rates since the 1920s as demand booms in a sizzling economy. Prime rates rise to around 6 percent with some at 6.44 to 7 percent, while deposits pay higher returns drawing funds from stock markets. Banks justify higher rates to curb overheating, but borrowers push on, aided by tax deductibility and profit hopes. Short-term federal funds variance and overnight loans shape the spread, while mortgage costs rise amid ample money supply.
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New York
Federal Reserve Bank
Fed
Usu
Baytown Houston Crosby burglaries tied to trio
Baytown Houston Crosby business burglaries yield several thousand dollars in televisions and cigarets over eight months. Three men Robert Eugene Carter Roosevelt Jackson and John J Moreno arrested on felony theft charges. Moreno charged with receiving or concealing stolen property. Charles Ford died in a wreck. others suspected in Dayton grocery robbery. Detectives worked since May 6 and recovered several stolen televisions.
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Ron Plocheck
Baytoven
R. P. 3Ferehant
H. H. Steele
Harris County
N. O. Morrison
Baytown
Houston
Crosby
Merchant
Robert Eugene Carter
Roosevelt Jackson
John J. Moreno
Moreno
Justice of the Peace
M. M. Brown
Jackson
Carter
Charles Ford
Harrop
Jay
Dayton
Steele
Machinists Vote Friday On Historic Airline Contract
Washington AP reports machinists voting Friday on a proposed three year contract that could end the national airline strike. The deal seeks a wage escalator and a 56 cent raise plus benefits for about 25 400 workers. If approved, wages would rise in three installments beginning Jan 1 and May 1 1968 for roughly 19 060 line mechanics earning $3.52 per hour.
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Siso
Afl-Cio
International Association of Machinsts
White House
Congress
United
Eastern
National
Northwest
Trans World Airlines
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