Funeral Services Held For A J Maichar
Funeral services for A J Maichar 34 a former Crosby resident were set for 10 am Saturday at Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Taylor with Taylor Funeral Home handling arrangements Maichar who had lived in Taylor for 20 years died Thursday morning. Also notes include Ganders picture day for Robert E Lee football team and an Elks swimming meet rescheduled to Sept 10 at 3 pm. A red 1965 Mustang stolen from a car lot between 7:15 and 8:30 am. John Quancey Hill Jr to receive a civil engineering degree at Lamar Tech Saturday. Bear Den Cedar Bayou will meet 7:30 to 4:30 pm Saturday admission 25 cents.Weather: cloudy with showers highs 82 lows 66. Galveston tides: high 4 am low 6:12 pm.
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A. J. Maichar
Crosby
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Taylor
Taylor Funeral Home
Maichar
John Quancey
Hill Jr
J. Q. Hill
404 Park
Baytown
Lamar Tech
Hill
Beaumont
Cedar Bayou
Cedar Bayou Junior High School
Acapulco plans and local life notes update
Milton Stewart and Joann Fitukinger discuss Acapulco where Milton is heading. RL Parker lists three things bad for the country. Turner chases down information. Ward recuperating at home after a hospital stay. Feinberg attends a speech. Katie King makes future plans. John and Dot Busch prep to move into a new home. Virgil Hargis family visits Ringling Museums while vacationing on Florida’s lower west coast. Grover Edge sets up a conference. Stormy Vaughn photographs a chocolate cake made by a friend. Sandi Smith seeks her sister Cheri’s knowledge. Jane Kelly sticks to her program.
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Milton Stewart
Joann Fitukinger
Acapulco
Milton
Parker
Turner
W. L
Ward
Bob Feinberg Pelishes
Katie King
John
Dot Busch
Virgil Hargis
Ringling
Florida
Lower West
Grover Edge
Stormy Vaughn
Sandi Smith
Cheri
Jane
Kelly
Baytown Group Wins CATV Franchise in City Vote
Baytown Community Television Inc won a community antenna television franchise after city council approved first reading by 5 to 7. The firm is led by Dr. Donald Brunson and Rufus Honeycutt with supporters Andy Braswell Raymond Donnelly Don Hullum Albert Fanestiel and Mayor Seaborn Cravey backing. Pat Ball Clem Massey opposed. Bill Myatt served as spokesman.
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Baytown Community Television, Inc
Baytown
Donald Brunson
Rufus Honeycutt
Andy Braswell
Raymond Donnelly
Don Hullum
Albert Fanestiel
Seaborn Cravey
Pat Ball
Clem Massey
Bill Myatt
Baytown Group
Regents Restore Competitive Athletics at Lee College
Lee College board of regents voted to reinstate competitive athletics for the 1967-68 term after dropping them in 1962 and ending athletic scholarships in the early 1940s. Twenty four scholarships will be awarded, with 32 for basketball and 2 for track, tennis, and golf, funded from student activity funds at an estimated total cost of 13136.
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Lee College
Board of Regents
Stit
Goose Creek
Lee
Lees
Brownsville
Uvalde
Gainesville
Marsh
Gunn
Warren Spivey
Laird
Texas Junior College Athletic Association
South Texas
Houston
Blinn Junior College of
Brenham
Wharton County Junior College
Temple Junior Colege
San Antonio College
UT Galveston plans to expand and fund shifts in care
The Galveston Medical Branch seeks to grow its student body, switch to full-time faculty, and push Dallas and Corpus Christi to share more hospital teaching costs. A Saturn I test flight nears completion with astronauts to space, then returns to the Pacific. Encephalitis deaths rise in Dallas, Corpus Christi cases reach eighty, and Austin appears on the suspected list. Senator George Murphy recovers from surgery for a tumor on a total cord.
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Galveston Medical Branch
University of Texas
Galveston City
Dallas
Corpus Christi
Austin
House Probes Reserve Call-Up Bill Amid Senate clash
Washington AP The House Armed Services Committee weighs a reserve call up bill authorizing Johnson to activate about 60,000 Reservists and National Guardsmen not attached to units. A Senate amendment would let him call individuals with under 24 months active duty. the panel plans to vote early next week.
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Washington
House Armed Services Committee
Johnson
House
Senate
Armed Services Committee
L. Mendel Rivers
D-S.c
Senate Appropriations Committee
Rivers
Reserve Forces
Reserves
National Guard
F. Edward Hebert
Dla
Hebert
Bayshore Wagon Wheel Square Dance Jubilee Starts Welcoming Dancers
Mayor Seaborn Cravey will greet about 500 square dancers and spectators at the Grand March of the Bayshore Wagon Wheel Square Dance Jubilee at the Knights of Columbus Hall Saturday evening. Cal Hartrick notes dancers arrive from the Gulf Coast, Louisiana, Arkansas and Oklahoma. event features a 2 to 4 30 p.m. welcome session, buffet dinner, masters of ceremonies Carl Miller and Gene Dilda, and 20 plus callers from nearby cities and states.
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Seaborn Cravey
Bayshore Wagon Wheel Square
Knights of Columbus Hall
Gulf Coast Area
Louisiana
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Cal Hartrick
Carl Miller
Pasadena
Gene Dilda
Houston
Buck Flanagan
Allie Morvent
Hartrick
Titan 3 Explodes Over Atlantic in Space Launch Fiasco
CAPE KENNEDY Fla AP A Titan 3 rocket exploded into a fireball above the Atlantic halting an Air Force mission to place eight military communications satellites into a near equatorial orbit about 21 000 miles up. The disaster, first for Titan 3, destroyed a 26 million dollar rocket and one million dollar satellites as debris fell into the sea. The Defense Department aimed to weave a global network linking Washington and Saigon with further satellites in June.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Atlantic Ocean
Aar
Air Force
Florida
Defense Department
Washington
Saigon
Accident Frequency Rate Up In Baytown
Baytown police records show 826 motor vehicle accidents for 1966 as of Aug 25, 150 more than the same date in 1965. Through Aug 25, July and August totals run about 75 by the 25th day in each month, indicating a steady pace.
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Baytown
Judith Roush Struts For LBJ
Baytown's Judith Roush among 65 Hilgore Ranger ettes traveling to Oklahoma for a warm welcome appearance for President Lyndon B. Johnson at Fryor.
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Baytown
Judith Roush
Oklahoma
Lyndon B. Johnson
Fryor
Building Report Gentry Rundell Resignations Taken
The Lee College Board of Regents accepted the resignations of President George H. Gentry and Dean Walter Rundell. Dr. Richard D. Strahan will become president Sept 1. Gentry named president emeritus. Rundell resigns Feb 1 after serving since 1924. Regents discussed title changes and other actions including land sale denial and a committee to replace John Sylvester.
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George Ferguson
Lee College Board of Regents
George H. Gentry
Walter Rundell
Richard D. Strahan
Regents
Gentry
Rundell
Sam Bramlett
Board of Regents
Dean Rundell
Alma McNulty
Dr. Strahan
Hous Iton Lighting and Power Co
HLP
South Pruett
Gendry
Water bond vote set for Crosby Saturday
Crosby district residents will vote on a 450000 bond to fund a new water and sewer system. Combined with a 128000 federal grant, the project will cover most of the district except northern and eastern excluded areas. Voting hours are 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. at Crosby High School gym with election officials listed.
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Cre J
Crosated
Crosby
Feir Croads
Ars
Theo Reid
Larry A. Anderson
Crosby High School
Harry Harvey
Mary Garris
Albina Dalzar
Sybil Garbs
Scientists prepare to seed Hurricane Faith in Project Stormfury
Washington and California scientists converge on Florida to seed Faith with silver iodide if the storm enters a test area off the Atlantic. The plan aims to reduce energy and alter the hurricane's intensity as the eye tracks north of San Juan, Puerto Rico, with sustained seeding from relayed Roosevelt Roads planes.
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Miami
Fla
Faith
Leeward Islands
Tropics
Washington
California
Florida
Atlantic
Puerto Rico
Cecil Gentry
U.S
Stormfury
Hi A
Anguilla
Leewards
San Juan
TE Faith
Project Stormfury
US. Navy
Roosevelt Roads
Every man is a volume, if you know how to read it
A quote attributed to William E. Channing, noting each person as a book to be understood through care and insight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. Channing
Baytown Council votes 5-2 to withdraw protest against Mopac crossing
Baytown city council, by a 5-2 vote, withdraws its protest to the U S Corps of Engineers over the Missouri Pacific railroad plan to cross Cedar Bayou. The debate centered on the proposed 27 foot bridge height and future railroad negotiations with Mopac and other lines.
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Baytown
U.S. Corps of Engineers
Missouri Pacific
Cedar Bayou
Don Hullum
Clem Massey
Pat Ball
Raymond Dormeily
Seaborn Cravey
Hullum
Albert Fanestiel
Andy Braswell
Secon
Massey
Ball
Braswell
Mopac
Fri Lanham
Secretary of the Army
Hallum
Cravey
Monac
U.S. Steel
USS
Donnelly
Missouri, Pacific
Southern Pacific
Grid Ticket Office Opens Saturday for Robe rt E Lee and Sterling Football
Athletic Director Dan Stallworth announced Memorial Stadium ticket office will stay open through Friday September 2 to sell season tickets at 1.25 per game. Deadline originally August 31 extended to Sept 2 for purchase and pickup. Reserved seats must be collected by Sept 2 or go on sale to others.
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Robert E. Lee
Sterling
Jagsing
Dan Stallworth
Memorial Stadium
Stallworth
Paytrons
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Pete Sultis
ELKS
Highlands
Thach Felton
Sun Weather Station
Galveston
Citizens National
CATV
Pr. Brunson
Socon
Brun
LC Regents
Lee Physical Educaion
Alton Laird Hav
College Regents
L. J
Bud
E. L. Gunn
Apple T
Pacific Ocean
George Murphy
Bcalif
Robert E. Lee High School
Ronnie McCraw
Baytoun Son
Titan
George Gentry
Lar
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Rince Q
Bill Wartman
First National Bank
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