Community Dance For Charity At Knights Hall
A Sunday dance from 3 to 5 pm at Knights of Columbus Hall will feature Leroy Matocha and his Orchestra of Fayetteville. Proceeds go to charity, sponsored by Bishop Christopher IE Byrne General Assembly. Public invited. New manager Neal Guthrie, formerly of Baytown, leads Gibson's store in Stephenville. his wife is a Ross Sterling alumna and daughter of Kathryn Mitchell.
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Knights of Columbus Hall
Leroy Matocha
Fayetteville
Christopher IE
Byrne General Assembly
Neal Guthrie
Baytown
Stephenville
Gutherie
Gibson’s
Guthrie
Ross Sterling High School
Kathryn Mitchell
Virginia
Weather And Tides Partly Cloudy Heat Through Thursday
Partly cloudy and hot with a 20 percent chance of scattered daytime thunder showers through Thursday. Temperatures range from the high 70s to the high 90s. Galveston tides show high water around 4:34 p.m. and 4:95 p.m., with low water at 2:06 a.m. and 2:12 p.m.
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Galveston
Moscow Seeks to Quell Czech Liberal Drive
Soviet forces moved into Prague with tanks and troops in an occupation aimed at stopping liberal reforms in Czechoslovakia. Reports from Prague, Vienna, and Moscow described clashes, civilian casualties, and the sealing of key sites as East Bloc troops asserted control, while Prague radio urged restraint and authorities sought calm.
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Prague
Soviet Union
Czechoslovakia
Moscow
East Germany
Poland
Bulgaria
Hungary
Prague Radio
Compson
Fhat
CTK
Communist Party
Presidiuum
Ord
Nism
Alexander Dubcek Andre
Judy Burnet Accepted at Southwest Texas University
Judy Burnet announces her acceptance at Southwest Texas University in San Marcos. Pi Mayo is proud of catching two fish on vacation. Carolyn Schneider plans returning to Tulane University. Dorothy Kilgore Beulah Miles Retha Gakes attend a dinner meeting. Elsie Bull discusses a trip. Bonnie Graham returns home to play bridge.
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Judy Burnet
Southwest Texas University
San Marcos
Pi Mayo
Mike Waddell
Becky Burns
Dave Moore
E. C. Leatherwood Sr
Bret Leatherwood
Carolyn Schneider
Tulane University
Dorothy Kilgore
Beulah Miles
Retha Gakes
Elsie Bull
Bonnie Graham
G. J. Smyre
Travis Elementary
Harold Gamer
Galena Parl
Teluru
New York
New England
Freedom Hopes Crushed By Soviet Action In Czechoslovakia
London reports that rapid Soviet pressure threatens Czechoslovakia, with ambassador Smirnovsky delivering a message to Prime Minister Wilson. Wilson and key ministers convened at Downing Street, while U S and NATO officials coordinated as the crisis loomed over East West relations.
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London
Phillip ‘Kaiser
U.S
Chalfont
Michael Stewart
Downing Street
Wilson
Alex Douglas Home
Radio Reports Said Rosygin and Grechko Resigned
In Moscow the Soviet Foreign Ministry denied reports from Czechoslovakia that Premier Alexei Rosy gin and Defense Minister Andrei A. Grechko had resigned over Prague and military intervention. A spokesman called the report a provocation and nonsense not to be spread. The claim originated from a Czechoslovak radio statement aired during liberal regime support broadcasts.
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Moscow
Czechoslovakia
Alexei Rosygin
Defense
Andrei A. Grechko
Prague
Foreign Ministry
Hosygin
Grechko
Stadium bid withdrawal clouds Stallworth project
Brown and Root of Houston asks to be released from its low bid for Stallworth Stadium, a 16 000 seat football facility, causing a Monday school board meeting to address the withdrawal and potential bid bond and pre signing rule implications. Gene Hazelwood of Baytown is the second low bidder at 911 500, about 223 950 higher, with architect Lowell Lammers noting no details on the probe item and promising a board update.
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Brown and Root, Inc
Houston
Stallworth Stadium
Brown and Root
Lowell Lammer
Gene Hazelwood
Baytown
Lammers
Browning Root
Wold
Democratic Convention Slams Mississippi Delegation
The Democratic Credentials Committee rejects Mississippi's convention delegation, replacing it with a biracial group formed months ago. Averell Harriman warns of bases for attack by North Vietnamese forces in the southern half of the DMZ. St Luke's Hospital in Houston reports progress in two new heart transplants. Ohio prison guards treat a tense standoff as inmates bargain for demands. Gov. Connally flies to Chicago as party platform-controversy dominates Texas politics.
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Mississippi
SY. Averell Harriman
Demilitarized Zone
Worth
South Vietnam
St. Luke's Episcopal Hospital
Houston
National Democratic Party
Chicago
Texas
John Connally
Public Barred From Baytown Hospital Tax Hearing
A secret tax hearing at Baytown City Hall involved San Jacinto Methodist Hospital disputing city taxes. The city claimed non exemption while the hospital argued charitable status, with only a select few admitted and press barred. Rev. Jesse White and several others were among those denied entry despite public notices and attendance.
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Baytown
San Jacito Methodist Hospital
City Hall
Equalization Board
CC. L. Umhbott
Carter H. Miller
Truman Cox
Bill Laughan
Mickey Coe
Ita
San Jacinto Methodist Hospital
San Jacinto Hospital
Umholt
Baytown Sun
Umholtz
Sun
Jester White
Galveston Methodist Conference
White
Y. Hospital
Truteass
Fheo Witburn
Jack Strickler
C. If. Kelly
Lestie LeGrand
Petition to remove Crosby school attorney seeks dialogue
Crosby trustees will consider a petition signed by 268 people asking for the removal of Joe Reynolds as the district attorney at the September 16 board meeting. Father Donald Butler and nine Barrett Station residents presented the petition, arguing Reynolds defends the district in Civil Rights Act cases and that removal could reduce segregation tensions. Butler urged dialogue between white and black residents and criticized informal talks before meetings. The petition was accepted by the board without comment.
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Crosby (Lp
Crosby
Joe Reynolds
Donald Butler
Saint Martin de Porres Catholic Church
Barrett Station
Father Butler
Reynolds
Seg
U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Butler
Father Black
Tne
Jerry Prothazka
The
Sun
Critics Seek Vietnam Plank at Democratic Convention
Critics of the Vietnam war say the Soviet move into Czechoslovakia complicates adding a war-ending plank to the Democratic platform. A minority on the Platform Committee still hopes to push a disengagement measure, arguing Vietnam ties hinder U.S. responses to global crises. Secretary Rusk defended Southeast Asia policy, while McCarthy urged a broader peace approach and questioned Rusk’s appearance.
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Washington
Czechosovakia
Democratic Party
Vietnam
United States
Czech
Dean Rusk
Southeast Asia
Rusk
Asia
Eugene J. McCarthy
McCarthy
National Liberation Front
Viet Cong
Cal
South Slaam
Associated Press
Czechoslovakia
Chicago
John J. Gillielyan
Ohio
Gilligan
Johnson calls for restraint as invasion of Czechoslovakia provokes withdrawal plea
President Johnson denounced the invasion of Czechoslovakia as tragic and contrived and urged Soviet and other intervening nations to withdraw their troops. He stated it is never too late for reason to prevail in a prepared message read to newsreels and radio and TV microphones.
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Washington
Johnson
Czechoslovakia
Soviet Union
Jobson
Take Care Before Leaving for Labor Day Burglaries Warned
Police Chief Bill Mann urged Baytonians to take extensive precautions as a long Labor Day weekend looms. Secure all safes vaults and doors and ensure lighting is ample so burglaries stay to a minimum. He emphasized making safes observable from the street if possible and bank any surplus funds.
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Bill Mann
Mann
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