Wyatt's Cafeteria to Open in Baytown this October
Work on Wyatt's Cafeteria at Pruett Plaza is on schedule with a grand opening planned for early October. The Baytown location will boast a porte cochere, expansive glass dining areas, a brass chandelier, custom tile, rosewood furnishings, a see through fireplace, and a private dining room for up to 80 guests. Wyatt's Cafeterias, founded in 1921, now operates in multiple states with over 120 daily menu items.
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Baytown
Wyatt’s
Pruett Plaza
Baytown Wyatt's
Wyatt's
Wyatt
Texas
Colorado
New Mexico
Clifornia
Forest Fire Protection Coverage in East Texas Forests
The Texas Forest Service part of the Texas ARM University System provides fire protection for 16,966000 acres of forest land in East Texas. The land area equals portions of Connecticut, Massachusetts, New Hampshire and one third of Vermont.
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Texas Forest Service
Texas Arm Cniverstry System
Connecticut
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Onethird
Veremont
Local Junior Achievers Headed to NAJAC in Indiana
Three Baytown teenagers Sharon Chatham Mike Hoskins Bert Kissick travel by bus with 46 Houston area students to the National Junior Achievement Conference in Bloomington Indiana. They represent Unikem Co sponsor United Carbon for its aerosol room deodorizer and hold honors as speaker of the year alternate and top attendance from the Baytown area.
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Baytown
Bloomington
Ind
University of Indiana
Sharon Chatham
Robert E. Lee
Lee College
Mike Hoskins
Ross Sterling
Bert Hissick
REL
Unikem
United Carbon
H. W_ Kissick
Adams
G. E_ Hoskins
Dwinnell
Unixem
Houston
Harris County approves Bear Creek speedway study plan
Harris County Commission okays a 3.5 million dollar speedway project at Bear Creek Park funded by revenue bonds with no tax cost. The 2.5 mile oval, modeled on Indianapolis, would host roadster and stock car races and require about 350 acres near Addicks and Barker Dams, with construction aimed for 1968 and a first race in 1969.
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Houston
Harris County
Bear Creek Park
Houston Motor Speedway Corp
Indianapolis
Harold Burrow
Tennessee Gas Trans Mission Co
Burrow
Addicks
Barker
Highlands Junior School Band Rehearsals Resume Monday
The Highlands Junior School reopens summer band rehearsals starting Monday with schedules for Eagle Gold and Woodwinds groups across weekdays and a separate dual session on Tuesday and Thursday. Note miscellaneous historical line mentions Iroquois amulet practices.
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Highlands
Eagle
Dinner Toasts Noted On List Of Commitments
Washington AP two toasts by President Johnson honoring foreign leaders appear among the United States defense commitments. The 71 page State Department compilation, submitted to the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, links to treaties communiques and memoranda on possible actions if a country is attacked. The list includes Humphrey's Korea press conference from Feb 23, 1966 and Monroe's 1823 message proclaiming the Monroe Doctrine.
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Washington
Johnson
State Department
Tthe ‘Department
United States
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Hubert H. Humphrey
Korea
James Monroe
Humphrey
Sen
J. W. Fulbright
D-Ark
White House
U.S
Congress
George D. Aiken
R-Vt
Aiken
Senate
Department
Bhumide
Aduidet
Thailand
Bangkok
America
Nicholas Katzenbach
Foreign Relations Committee
Vietnam
McKeithen Faces High Tension as Rallies Loom
Baton Rouge tensions rise as Negroes and Ku Klux Klansmen plan rival rallies under governor McKeithen. National Guard units, police, and armed troops guard a two mile march through Livingston Parish toward Bogalusa, amid threats and egg volleys, with officials warning of swift force to stop violence. The governor later condemned the march as foolish yet legal and protected.
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Baton Rouge
Law
Denham Springs
Tom H Bradley
National Guard
A. Z Young
Livingston Parish
Bogalusa
Gov. McKeithen
Greens Bayou project could cost 54.4 million
Harris County Commissioners Court heard a flood control study by Fumer Collie and Braden showing Greens Bayou drainage improvements would cost about 54.4 million to provide for a developed community. The study, funded by the Flood Control District and City of Houston, envisions a 32 year phased program with cost sharing and possible reduction if the bayou is diverted to the San Jacinto River.
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Houston
Harris County Commissioners Court
Bob Braden
Fumer, Collie and
Braden
City of
Flood Control District
Greens Bayou
San Jacinto River
Flood Control Department
Hospital Notes with New Arrivals and Admits
The list notes multiple patients admitted to San Jacinto Methodist including J L Slaughter of Corpus Christi and Wilfred Sanders of 1806 Richardson. New arrivals include newborns Raymond Leatherwood, Bill Rogers, and Howard Trevathian at San Jacinto Methodist. Names and addresses are given for many patients and families.
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J. L. Slaughter
Corpus Christ
Wilfred Sanders
Richardson
Horace Molina
Pine
Byrdie O'Dell
la Porte
Evelyn Melton
Lafayette
Dennis Dowling
Idiewood
Raymond Leatherwood
Wildwood
San Jacinto Methodist
Bill Rogers
St. Grantham
Howard Trevathian
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Kiwanis Club
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Bert Missick
Harris
Bear Creek
Milton L. Wood JR
Milton L. Wood Sr
Tuy Hoa Air Force Bass
Southeast Asia
Haha AB
Okinaw
Robert E. Les High School
McKeithen
Boufaine
Gulf Coast
Glenn Hyrum
Aubrey Hyrum
Sunset
Anthony Currette
Joseph ‘Currette
Crosby
Hsom
John Procter
Crosby Cedar Bayou
Twyla Lee
Gulf
Roand
Andrew George Gigout
Marion Moore
Bayway
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