SP Appeals Mopac Spur at Fifth Circuit
Southern Pacific Railroad appeals a Missouri Pacific spur ruling in Beytown. Houston judge Joe Ingraham denied SP a temporary restraining order on July 15 to halt Moose from extending rail service to the U S Steel site in Baytown.
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New Orleans
Southern Pacific Railroad
Fifth Circuit
U.S. Coun
U.S. District Court
Missouri Pacific
Beytown
Houston
U.S
Joe Ingraham
Southern Pacific
Moose
Baytown
U.S. Steel
Funeral services changed for Mrs Vickery in Rosse Texas
Funeral services for Mrs. BD Vickery were moved to 7 a.m. Friday at the First Baptist Church in Rosse Texas after an earlier 2:30 p.m. Friday notice. she died Wednesday. Also covered are a Chamber of Commerce luncheon speech by Joe Smith of Southern Canning Division SMLS Industries, a Baytown Little Theater play SEE HOW THEY RUN opening at 8:36 p.m. Friday, a Sunday sacred music concert at St. Mark's Methodist Church, Nelda Day sales with Helen Medley, a partly cloudy forecast with 7 to 85 degree range, and Galveston tides for Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BD. Vickery
First Baptist Church
Rosse
Tex
Joe Smith
Southern Canning Division
Smls. Industries
Highlands
Baytown Chamber of Commerce
Holiday Inn
Baytown
St. Mark's Methodist Church
Nelda Day
Helen Medley
Clesr
Sun
Galveston
Local Social Notes Highlight Visits And Career Moves
Joe Ant and Eleanore Zorn visit hospital guests while Cleve Lickens ponders next steps for telephone facilities. Garrett Herring stops by for a visit as Ditto Monroe Pryor and Jim Ainsworth also appear. Mr and Mrs Grover Edge return from Mexico where they met Mr and Mrs Fred Tillery of Bay town. Rufus Honeycutt complains about lack of a music review. Vicki Durham enjoys trying on slacks. Barbara Miller completes assignments early. Gwen Clift of Dayton learns about news reporting. Theo Wilburn and George Bennett return from an eastern tour. William Haney resigns as mathematics teacher at Barbers Hill High School. Joe Whit tington invites Baytown friends to his Sam Houston graduation. Skip Plocheck looks forward to the new school year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Ant
Eleanore Zorn
Cleve Lickens
Garrett Herring
Ditto Monroe Pryor
Jim Ainsworth
Grover Edge
Mexico
Fred Tillery
Baytown
Rufus Honeycutt
Vicki. Durham
Barbara Miller
Gwen Clift
Dayton
Theo Wilburn
George Bennett
Tor
William Haney
Barbers Hill High School
Joe Whittington
Sun Sports
Sam Houston
Skip Plocheck
Two Planes Lost in Viet Nam Air Action
American warplanes continued pounding targets in North Viet Nam. On the ground South Vietnamese troops pushed a new drive against Viet Cong guerrillas near Saigon as clashes and air activity persisted. U S jets flew 109 missions Wednesday encountering MiGs near Hanoi and the Ha Noi area. no hits reported.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
SES
U.S
Nevyen Khe
Hanoi
Baytown Cab Driver Killed in Texas Road Crash
Funeral services were held for George Ray Anderson 46 of Baytown killed in a Monday afternoon crash near Normangee Texas. Anderson, a Safeway Cab driver, died at the scene on Ol San Antonio Road when his car struck a bridge over the Navasota River. A second man, J E Hardin 33 of Houston, also died in the accident around 2 pm. Anderson is survived by his mother, two sons and five brothers, all of Baytown.
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Normangee
Tex
Baytown
Texas
George Ray Anderson
Box 185
San Antonio
Navasota River
Woormangee
Madisonville
J. E. Hardin
Aurora
Houston
Anderson
Safeway Cab Co
Market Street Road
Amanda Anderson
Travis Ray
Gary Gene
Lee College budget hearing set for 1966 87 year
A public hearing on the proposed 2,587,550 budget for Lee College for 1966-87 will be held at 6:36 p m Thursday in the college library. The 1965-66 budget was 1,258,518. The increase stems from a 31.3 trillion bond issue for building, said Robert Sauls, finance director. The proposed tax rise is two cents per hundred valuation, lifting the rate from 17 to 19 cents.
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Lee College
College Library
Robert Sauls
Sauls
Senate grants Johnson standby authority on Viet Nam reserves
The Senate voted 66 to 21 to allow the President to call up thousands of reservists for possible active duty in Viet Nam. Opposition from the White House and Pentagon was overcome as lawmakers warned against reserve training serving as an escape from service. The vote followed clashes over the defense bill with a minority seeking more than $500 million in cuts, led by George McGovern.
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Washington
Senate
White House
Pentagon
Johnson
Viet Nam
Army Reserve
National Guard
Stuart Symington
Air Force
Richard B. Russell
Dga
Senate Armed Services Committee
Leverett Saltonstall
R-Mess
Robert S. McNamara
Armed Services
George McGovern
Senate Appropriations Committee
McGovern
Mopac Negotiating On Property In Baytown
Mopac vice president DILL HARTMAN Y. A. Austin told Baytown city councilmen that property owners along the railroads right of way near the new spur will be negotiated with like those directly affected. Four Mopac officials discussed a petition circulating in Harper and Wynnewood to extend Narra Street to Sunset for South Main access. The plan may replace a parallel road along the railroad to Alexander Drive and could keep Park Way open if Sunset access is not possible. About 14 property owners are affected. Mopac will buy homes or pay damages.
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Dill Hartman Y. A. Austin
Missouri Pacific
Baytown
Austin
Mopa O
K. D. Hestes
J. W. Dolson
D. L. Duke
Land Ager
Harper and Wynnewood
Narra Street
Sunset
South Main
Parkway
Alexander Drive
Roi
Nazra
Park‘yay
Baytown City Council Meeting on East District Plant
Baytown city council will meet at 7 p.m. Thursday at the city hall to discuss the proposed east district sewage treatment plant.
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Baytown City
Iméet At & P.m
Ielty Hall
East District
Trustees Delay Action Immunization Policy For Study
The school board postponed a decision on compulsory immunization for children to gather data from other districts and religious exemptions. Trustees Boyd Hill and Willman O’Brien were asked to work with the East Harris County Medical Society and church officials to study exemptions, while debate noted Texas law allows boards to mandate vaccines, and court precedent supports such authority.
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Seth Mitchell
Boyd Hill
Willman O'Brien
East Harris County Medical Society
The
Christian Science Church
Bruce Ramsey
Texas
George B. Felkner
East Haring County Medical Society
Texas Supreme Court
Felkner
Attorneys Walk Out as House Probers Face Dismissal
The House Committee on Un-American Activities grapples with whether to dismiss subpoenaed witnesses after seven attorneys walked out protesting an attorney’s expulsion. A noon deadline looms for new counsel, while lawmakers push bills to curb anti war activity with penalties up to 20 years and 20,000 dollars. Arthur A. Haines, a Rutgers professor, stands as the central figure amid a tumultuous two day hearing in the capital.
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Washington
House
House Committee
Richard Schord
D-Ma
Joe BR. Pool
Ixtex
Schord
Pool
U.S
Viet Nam
Arthur A. Hainey
Rutgers University
Kinoy
Radium Capsule Lost On Rail Line To New York
A radium capsule weighing less than an inch long vanished in a Fort Worth to New York shipment. Officials warn it is highly dangerous and urge anyone finding it to avoid handling and notify police. Blatz of the New York City Health Department warns exposure beyond 30 minutes can cause burns and cancer, prompting a citywide search and cautions along major rail routes.
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New York
Fort Worth
Tex
New York City
Hanson
Blatz
Office of Radiation Control
Radium Chemical Co
Woodside
Queens
Gearhart Owen Co
Glendale
Calif
Music Based Alphabet Teaching Spreads in Goose Creek
Seale introduces a music centered method for special education in Goose Creek Schools. Aimed at teachable and trainable students, the program uses a portable organ and songs to link letter sounds with notes, aiding left to right reading skills and word recognition. The approach, tested in summer Title I projects at San Jacinto Anson Jones and Harlem, features demonstrations by gifted students Scorpio and Peter Connolly and will be taught district wide by Betty Seale in the fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alan Erwin
Goose Creek
I T. F. Seale
Wills
Seale
National Music Educaors
Richard Weber
Colombia University
Weber
Scorpio
Jett
Peter Connolly
Betty
San Jacinto
Anson, Jones
Harlem
Sea Music
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Citizens National
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Sterling High School
Mike Manley
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O. E. Downing
Don Treuhardt
Roy White
Winnie Brown
Aus
E. H. Levering
Sterling
Lej OK
Cehdeck
Y. Payne
Cliffora
Song
Baytown Realtor
Payne
Payne Paint Products Co
League City
Sunset Drive
Money Bill Rider
Ned
Mopac
Gevera
Dr. Weber
Binge
First National Bank
F.d.7.c
Citizens OF Texas Savings
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