President Strahan Reports Growth At LC
Dr Richard D Strahan presents The State of the College annual report to Lee College Board of Regents detailing a year of growth and expansion. The report notes community college roles under Coordinating Board Texas College and University Systems, including academic transfer programs, technical vocational education, and continuing education for adults. New facilities include a technical vocational complex and $100000 of equipment enhancing programs in data processing electronics and office occupations, with plans for ongoing industrial cooperation and new parking facilities.
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Lee College Board of Regents
Richard D. Strahan
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Texas College and University Systems
Sen. Rarpn Yarborough
Dalz
Tuesday Supper for San Jacinto Council No 278 members
A Tuesday 6 30 p m supper for San Jacinto Council No 278 members and spouses at the Knights of Columbus Hall includes ceremonies to confer honorary memberships on eight council members. Grand Knight Leonard T Mazoch urges broad attendance.
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Yell Auditions at Sterling High School This Week
Sterling High School will hold yell leader auditions from 1 to 2 p.m. Tuesday and Wednesday in the Star Room. SARAH KIRKMAN, daughter of Mrs. C. E. Kirkman, 400 Kelly Lang, is on Baylor University spring honor roll with a 3.62 GPA in music education. The Baytown Evening Optimist Club meets 8 p.m. Monday at the Junior Optimist Building to view Highlights of the 1967 Southwest Conference Football Season. Rossi Sterling High School faculty plan a get acquainted session 7:30 to 3:30 p.m. Tuesday in the school cafeteria. new and former teachers invited.
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Star Room
Sarah Kirkman
C. E. Kirkman
Kelly Lang
Baylor University
Miss Kirkman
Optimist
Baytown
Junior Optimist
Rossi Sterling High School
Charlene Kelly
Bids Requested for Bayou Junior School Air Conditioning
Ced wrc Bayou Junior School seeks bids for air conditioning at the Administration Building 1415 Market. Bids due 4 p.m. Tuesday and opened then. Two systems offered: two-pipe chilled water estimated 151000 and direct expansion estimated 120000. Separate proposals required. 5 percent bid bond. Plans by James A. Davis, architect, 401 W Defoe, and Chenault and Brady, mechanical engineers. Plans available from architect’s office.
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James A. Davis
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Chenault and Brady
Board to Hear Report On Building Program At Meeting
The school district’s building program will be reviewed by administrators and architects at 7:30 pm during a regular board meeting. Supt. George Gentry notes the session will focus on the building project and includes discussion of Brown and Root’s bid withdrawal for Stallworth Stadium.
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George Gentry
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World Today: Two Heart Transplants Loss in Houston
A second child heart recipient dies in Houston one week after an 11 year old donor heart was implanted. The five year old girl’s revival attempts failed as her heart stopped. Doctors report Eisenhower stable amid new heart revival challenges. Pope Paul VI’s doctor says the pontiff is sound after a long trip from Bogotá. In Vietnam, allied forces report 3000 enemy deaths in eight days, total Viet Cong and N Vietnamese deaths exceed 6000. President Johnson stays at his Texas ranch during bid to attend Chicago convention amid Vietnam war debate.
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Paul
Bogota
Colombia
Talks Drag On as Soviet Czech Deliberations Continue
Moscow reports say Czechoslovak and Soviet negotiators lingered into the afternoon without a final accord to end the crisis. Prague officials express guarded hope for a deal recognizing liberal leaders in exchange for a temporary Soviet occupation, while Svoboda and Dubcek reportedly face uncertain fate.
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Bohuwil Simon
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Oldrich Svestka
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Spacek
Svestka
Wallace Drive Hectic Campaign Night Ends With No Rest
The Baytown Sun reports Wallace and his campaign staff endure a grueling late night schedule across Pennsylvania. George Corley Wallace criticizes Washington liberals for hypocrisy and racial equality rhetoric while continuing a relentless circuit of rallies and press conferences.
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Ray Jenkins Montgomery
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Jeite
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Montgomery
George Corley Wallace
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Maryland
Alabama
Les Wallace
Eisenhower Condition Worsens at Walter Reed
Army doctors at Walter Reed Army Hospital report former President Dwight D Eisenhower showing increasing episodes of heart irritability since Sunday and note he remains in critical condition with additional heartbeats occurring more frequently.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Walter Reet Army Hospital
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Registration For Baytown Schools Opens Soon
About 13 000 pupils are expected to enroll in Baytown schools during registration days to be held Thursday and Friday. George H. Gentry notes overall enrollment will rise by 400 to 900 students, with most gains in secondary grades. Elementary pupils report at 8 30 a m Thursday, with older grades registering at specified times. Classes begin Tuesday after Labor Day weekend with varied start times by grade.
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George H. Gentry
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Connally Firm He Will Hold Texas Delegation
CHICAGO AP Texas 14 votes at the National Democratic Convention remain pledged to Gov John Connally as a favorite son candidate with no current plan to renominate President Johnson He says he will hold the delegation until he changes his mind The Texas caucus resumes today amid convention developments and speculation about a possible Johnson draft but Connally reiterates the delegation will not nominate the president and may reconsider only after further discussion with the delegation
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Condidates
Vietnam Unit Rule Floor Fights Loom
CHICAGO AP Hubert H. Humphrey held firm as frontrunner facing raids while Democrats prepared to open the 1958 convention behind security barriers. Floor battles centered on Vietnam peace and delegate shifts at the eve of the convention with Eugene J. McCarthy and George S. McGovern as rivals. Daley postponed final decisions on leadership, Illinois AG William G. Clark endorsed McGovern, and California Assembly Speaker noted on Page 3.
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