Neel Richardson Named Baytown Corporation Court Judge
Neel H Richardson, 23, attorney with Chandler and Richardson, is Baytown’s new Corporation Court judge. He will assume Oct 1, succeeding Judge Barney Ward who retires after 10 years. Richardson will work part time at the firm, handles misdemeanor traffic, and minor city ordinance violations. He is active in civic groups and married to Pat Thomas of Houston.
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Neel Hichardson
Chandler and
Richardson
Baytown
Barney E Ward
Ward
Houston
Beltsire High School
Baylor
Universifty of Houston
Cams
George Chandler
Chandler
Ter Baytown Lions
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Goose Creek Country Club
First Christian Church
East Harris County Association
Mouston
Texas
American Bar Associaions
Pat Thomas
Kouston
Tri-City Beach Road
Golltog
Corporation Court
S Avers Dance Postponed at Goose Creek Country Club
Teen members canceled a planned Saturday night event to support a Community Building activity with Sterling Cheerleaders. Students at Ross Sterling High School may attend practice 1 2 pm Monday or Tuesday in the Star room. Optimists weigh in peewee football players Sunday 1 4 pm at the Junior Optimist Building Market Street. Players must weigh from TV to 11 pounds and be in third through sixth grade with a parent present. Weather forecast calls for partly cloudy hot conditions through Saturday in the Bay town area with mid 80s to mid 90s and scattered afternoon thundershowers. Galveston tides on Saturday high at 6:30 am and 3:12 pm. low at 10:42 am and 10:30 pm.
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Market Street
Baytown Area
Galveston
Robert E. Lee
Tess Sterling
Percy Sibley
Hannah Heald Celebrates Degree Amid Wedding Plans
Hannah Heald proud of her new degree as well as in 3 whirl over wedding plans. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Boydell and Jan registered at Rosedown Plantation in Louisiana recently. Elinor Schultz ready for a new job as soon as school Starts. Sharom Matherne difficult to catch by phone. Marsha and Joe Huggins plotting move to Houston soon. Friends saying farewell to Jack and Margaret Cinque who left the movers in Saturday. They're off to California. Leslie Couch busy making plans for a film. Bill Wardlaw out with his camera taking pictures. Carol Maeser leaves Saturday for Louisiana State University where she will be a junior. Fam Henley sporting a new hairdo. Mrs. Charlene Kelly busy with back to school work. Beverly Crawford checks out her mom. Mrs. R. L. Rusher looking forward to having son Dennis home on leave for 20 days before he goes to Vietnam.
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J. E. Boydell
Jan
Rosedown Plantation
Louisiana
Elinor Schultz
Sharom Matherne
Cateh
Marsha
Joe Huggins
Houston
Jack
Margaret Cinque
California
Leslie Couch
Bill Wardlaw
Carol Maeser
Louisiana State University
Fam Henley
Charlene Kelly
Beverly Crawford
R. L. Rusher
Dennis
Vietnam
Czechs Strike in Prague Over Soviet Invasion
In Prague a one hour general strike defied the Soviet led invasion as President Svoboda travelled to Moscow for talks. Streets were deserted at noon, arrests by occupation forces were reported, and youth leaflets circulated about license plates used by arrests teams. Soviet tanks controlled all bridges as calm returned.
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Automo Biles
Svoboda
Hradcany Sasile
Czechosl 1
Communist Party
Ivan Chervonenko
Washington
Johnson
Alexei N. Kosy- bin
Alascow
Kremlin
Czechoslovakia
Kosygin
Connally backs unit rule fight divides Democrats
In Chicago AP dispatches report growing support for abolishing unit rule and winner take all primaries. The Democratic Rules Committee reconvenes as Texas defends its membership against liberal attacks led by McCarthy allies. Humphrey supporters tilt toward abolition, while some back retention for the last time.
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Democratic Rules Committee
Texas
Hubert H. Humphrey
Humphrey
Eugene J McCarthy
Rules Committee
Irving Kaler
Georgia
Stephen A. Mitchell
McCarthy
War News and Events from Around the World
AP wire summary reports heavy rocket and mortar attacks in Vietnam continuing a country-wide pattern. Stanford surgeons transplant a heart into a retired Oregon postal clerk. Czechoslovakia endures a fourth day of Soviet occupation with rumors of Dubcek dead. A grand jury opens an inquiry into plots to assassinate Humphrey and two senators. Wichita violence yields 14 shootings and six bombings with no injuries. Oregon aims to list George Wallace in November. Rescues continue for two missing men after a deadly offshore gas blowout. Texas Democrats and Oklahoma members head to Chicago as a potential last train from the region.
Eisenhower's condition described as guarded outlook
Army doctors at Walter Reed report encouraging signs in former President Eisenhower's condition after his heart attack last Friday. They emphasize the overall state must still be considered critical and the outlook guarded, despite a restful night and reduced heart irritability. He remains alert and cheerful, demonstrating his characteristic courage.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Eisenhower
Lee College hires student orientation program director
Merril W. Brown Jr. 25 of Houston was hired for an 11 month contract as special projects director to coordinate Lee College student orientation. The post aims to place trained staff in charge rather than overloading faculty with orientation duties. Dr. Richard Strahan noted the program helps freshmen adjust, learn library use and campus facilities.
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McWilliams
Regents
Lee College
Richard D. Strahan
Georgia Delegations Battle May Freeze Maddox From Convention
Democratic National Convention officials to split Georgia’s delegation after a dispute between rival Maddox and Bond camps. Credentials panel, led by Gov. Richard J. Hughes, will require pledging to the party nominee and may veto final Georgia makeup. Potential floor fight could alienate black voters or white Southern support. Hughes cited unequal Negro participation in Georgia party affairs as justification.
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Georgia
Lester Maddox
Richard J. Hughes
New Jersey
Trath
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Hughes
Didivdedi
James Gray
Julian Bond
Georgia House
Supreme Court
Bond
New Georgia
Victoy
Soviet veto blocks U.N. censure on Czech moves
The Soviet Union vetoed an eight-nation Security Council resolution demanding censure of the bloc’s occupation of Czechoslovakia and calling for troop withdrawal. The vote was 10 to 2 with three abstentions. Malik vetoed at 3:25 a.m. and pledged to use it again against a proposed resolution.
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Ball
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Council OKs Tax Board's Bid To Hire Appraiser
Baytown City Council approved hiring an appraiser to value San Jacinto Methodist Hospital property amid a tax dispute. The hospital argues charity status exempts it from taxes while the city tax department seeks taxation. Valuations cited were 35 million by the city and 15 million by the hospital. Estimated cost for the one-shot appraisal was between 700 and 200. Cravy objected, noting existing appraisals by D M Coe Jr. The vote was 5 to 1 with Fanestie absent.
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Preston Pendergrass
Aborn Cravty
Baytown
San Jacinto Methodist Hospital
Fritz Lanhach
Tax Equalization Board
Andy Braswell
Crayey
D. ML Coe J
Brasswell
Hallum
Kloesel
Lamar Kelley
Glen Walker
Astros Dome To Host National Indoor Track Meets
Houston bulletin reports Judge Roy Hotheing announced the Astro dome will host the next day 23 and 24 the biggest national indoor track meets in the history of the sport. At a press conference he unveiled the plans. Space Center Houston Fox AP records third Astro nat to resign within five months. Dr John A Liewelson aged 35 left the U S space program saying he struggled to learn jet aircraft piloting.
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Astrojudge
Roy Hotheing
Astrodome
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