Luncheon events and club notices fill Friday schedule
CC Luncheon features Bob Feinberg chairing the traffic safety program at noon Fri at the Holiday Inn. BAYTOWN Toastmasters meet Thursday at 6730 p.m. at the Tower with Dale Joy as toastmaster. Other chairs include Mike Allemany Al Sanders and C B Lee. Speeches by Richard Spengler Hal Thomas Tom Neely and Richard Hing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Feinberg
Traffic Safety Committee
Chamber of Commerce
Holiday Inn
Baytown
Mreet
Allowable To Remain 54 Per Cent
The Railroad Commission kept the September oil production allowable at 54 percent of potential, matching August and setting a maximum of 4,075,231 barrels daily. Commission Chairman Langdon cited rising crude stocks and a lag in response to increased allowances, while Elmer Patman argued industry underproduction and discussed reliance on imports. Major purchasers’ September nominations totaled 3,406,343 barrels daily, with state demand forecast at 3,525,000 barrels daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Railroad Commission
Elmer Patman
Superior Oi Co
Patman
Bureau of Mines
Texas
Atlantic Richfield Co
Pure Oil Co
Sun Oil Co
Gulf Oil Corp
Humble Oil and Refining Co
Mobil Oil Corp
Pan American Petroleum Corp
Texaco
Shell Oil Co
Phillips Petroleum Co
Sinclair Refining Co
Standard Oil Co of Texas
Cities Service Oil Co
Continental Oil Co
Bay town forecast and tides update
Partly cloudy with widely scattered thunder showers through Friday in the Bay town area. Temperature highs Thursday to 83 and lows around 72. Wednesday’s temperatures ranged 73 to 83. Galveston tides show high tides at 4 54 a m, 10 a m and 12 43 p m with a low at 9 12 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wana
Baytown
Galveston
Baytown Social Notes Show Residents in Daily Life
Margie Willborn brews an aromatic kitchen recipe while Ann Wallace plans a garage sale. Bobby Fortinberry, Billy Fortinberry meet Anna Ruth and Buddy Duke back in Baytown. David Clark family plans life in Bombay. Dan Welekons vacationing in Colorado. Mrs. James Jackson seeks a Sweet Adeline club. Shirley Fuselier seeks help with Welcome Wagon calls. Vima Ree Ainsworth and J W Creel vacation in Acapulco and Mexico City. Walker family visits relatives in Mansfield Louisiana. Mrs W T Sturrock attends funeral for Herman Box in San Jose California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margie Willborn
Ann Wallace
Bobby
Billy Fortinberry
Anna Ruth
Buddy Duke
Baytown
Clay Hopper
David Clark
Bombay
India
Dan Welekons
Colorado
James Jackson
REW
Walker
Danny
Julie
Tim
Mansfield
la. A
W. T. Sturrock
Herman Box
San Jose
Calif
Title I Funds Get Approval for Baytown Schools
Baytown schools receive a tentative Title I grant of 131600 for 1966 67 after notification by the Texas Education Agency. Coordinator L E Pennington says the award is about 16000 less than last year and will not curtail programs but will reduce equipment purchases. The funded schools include Anson Jones San Jacinto DeZavala Carver and Harlem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baytown
L. E. Pennington
Texas Education Agency
Pennington
Anson Jones
San Jacinto
DeZavala
Carver
Harlem
Baytown Council Sets Formula for Industrial Payments
Baytown City Council moved to begin negotiations next week on payments in lieu of taxes for industries in three industrial districts. A seven year graduated formula will be added to contracts, though Councilman Braswell opposed it as higher than nearby districts. If talks fail, amended tax policy allows annexing up to 10 more percent of industrial property, affecting firms paying city taxes for five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baytown
Acostea
Srousy
Industrial District Study Committee
Lamar Kelley
Pat Ball
Don Hullum
Andy Braswell
Braswell
la Porte
Deer Park
Gulf of Corp
J. M. Huber Corp
CIFY
Bloodmobile Visit Due Last Of Month
Baytonians can donate at the Baytown Blood Bank when Blood Services Inc. mobile unit visits August 30 and 31 at Gulf Coast Hospital. Donors may book times. about 35 donated in July with many women. Groups encouraged to form accounts with 20 percent participation, sharing benefits across group and community accounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby Sutphin
Baytonians
Baytown
The
Blood Services Inc
Gulf Coast Hospital
Pat Ball
Ball
U.S
Flood Waters Recede as Deaths Reach Seven in Fairbanks
Fairbanks Alaska flood waters receded but evacuees of about 15000 may not return home until Saturday. Four more victims were found bringing the death toll to seven with two in Fairbanks and two in Tok.Officials described widespread property damage and low flood insurance coverage prompting appeals for federal aid and low cost loans. Governor Hickel urged federal disaster designation while forecasts warned of possible more rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairbanks
Alaska
Chena
Tok
Alaska Highway
Creath
Tooley
President
Walter Hickel
Weather Bureau
Drive-In Anti-Litter Ordinance Sought
Baytown Chamber clean-up committee proposes an anti-litter ordinance for drive-In restaurants with a $200 fine and mandatory twice daily cleanup. The group will review a final draft Aug. 24 at the Read home and present it to the city council afterward as part of Baytown’s beautification efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baytown
Chamber of Commerce
W. A. Read
Page Dittman Motors
N. Alexander Drive
Gunn Air Conditioning
N. Alexander
Baytown Welding and Supply
Read
Market Street
West Baytown
Reagan to speak at Republican fundraisers in Dallas and Houston
Calfornia Governor Ronald Reagan is set to address Republican fund rising events in Dallas and Houston on Oct 26. The day’s news also notes scarce combat casualties in Vietnam, Etna eruptions near Sicily, and a series of obituaries including Brig Gen Francis Kosler Newcomer and Jesuit scholar Rev John Courtney Murray. A weather update shows light showers in Texas and cooler Panhandle conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald Reagan
Dallas
Houston
Texas
Panhandle-rising
Shanghai Clash Reported Enters Shanghai Strife
AP dispatch from Hong Kong cites Sing Tao Jih Pao quoting visitors that anti Maoist and Maoist factions fought in Shanghai. Rail and road traffic halted as both sides commandeered trains and trucks. Casualty figures unclear but toll believed high as mobs roamed streets at night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hong Kong
Mao Tse-Tung
Shanghai
Red China
Sing Tao Jih Pao
Mao
Liu Shaodi
Canton
Shanghnsi
Sebo
Council Gives Tentative OK For Additions
Baytown City Council, in a second budget study session, approves tentative budgets for fire and police as the plan adds 20 new civilian and sworn positions for the 1967-68 year. Fire gains seven firefighters and two captains with four civilians as dispatchers. police add seven patrolmen two detectives and two lieutenants.
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PTA
FTA
W. C. Herring
Merl
Adcock
Guinn Baker
Catholic Daughters of Highlands
Knights of Columbus
Abe Rosenaveig
Explorer Post 562
First Christian Church
Veterans Administration
Mims
Houston VA
Rush
Robert Lee High School
Texas A&m
C. B. Loyd
C. M. Inova
Peerng ‘Armstrong
Robert E. Lée High School
FORD
Carnaby
Susan
Done Griffiths
Claridges Hotel
Wagow
Robinsect
New Holland
New Holland Division
Sperry Rand Corporation
Our World
Galas
United States
North Vietnam
Sicily
Mt Etna
Senate
Congress
White House
Vietnam
Francis Kos
Ler Newcomer
Panama Canal Zone
San Antonio
Congressional
Henry Furst
la Spezia
Italy
John Courtney Murray
New York City
Council
Cremiens
Fritz Lanham
Fre
Fire Department
Civil Service
Seaborn Cravey
Fire and Police Department
25Th Infantry
John” Goth
South Vietnam
Pic
Michael
S8th
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