Community events and registrations announced in Baytown region
Groundbreaking ceremonies for Baytown Federal Teachers Credit Union set for 4 p.m. Tuesday on Market Street across from the School Administration office. Admissions tests for freshmen and transfer students with under 24 credits offered at 3 a.m. and 6 p.m. Tuesday in the Lee College auditorium. Barbers Hill and Sophie moves schedule early registrations with school starting Sept 7. Lee College offices hours and fall term plans noted. Public first aid course begins Monday at Fire Station No. 4 with Texas National Guard sponsorship. ALee College adult swimming classes start Sept 13 with a $9 fee, registration on first class night.
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Baytown Federal Teachers | Credit [ Union
Market Street
Pruett Estate
Lee College
Walter Rundell
PUBLC
Ward Road
Texas National Guard
Fire Station
Council Eyes Sketch for Market Way Traffic Circle
City officials study a proposed traffic circle at Market Street Bayway Drive near Baytown Junior High School with a to scale sketch reviewed by the council. Plans include a demonstration on a parking lot and changes to Market and Carnegie Street traffic control. Firearms regulation committee schedules a public hearing at city hall and a meeting to discuss connecting Derris and Hemlock streets with Diamond Alkali bids to lower an eight inch brine pipeline along Dorris Hemlock streets. Contractors expect to surface Gentry Drive as part of Phase I street improvements.
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Market Street
Bayway Drive
Wisconsin
Nevada
Baytown Junior High School
Carnegie Street
Police Department
Raymond Bonnelly
Council
de Donnelly
Derris
Hemlock
Craigmont
Ponderos
Diamond Alkali Co
Donnelly
Dorris
Fritz Lanham R
Skrla, Inc
Houston
Gentry Drive
Lanham
Circle
Weather and tides outlook for Galveston area
Partly cloudy and warm with widely scattered afternoon thundershowers. Temperatures range 71 to 94 degrees. Monday tides peak at 7:49 PM. Tuesday tides rise 6:56 AM and 9:34 PM, with low tides at 1:13 AM and 1:93 PM.
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Galveston
Local Notes and Social Snippets From Baytown
Leon Brown continues a four sentence challenge urged by his father in law amid Sunday reflections. Rufus Honeycutt rediscovered a story after voicing its omission. Dick Manne takes his two sons on a shopping trip while Mr and Mrs Walter Queen chat with friends outside a market. Bob Jones praises the Ganders and foresees a great season. Winnie Brown arranges more committees for the new high school photo session with rain interrupting. Carol Billings spends the night with a friend. Monte O Sell picks up a package early Saturday. Mrs Wesley Broussard attends a wedding guest list early. Lynette Bush returns a phone call. Jean Adams inquires about Lou Brittan. Martha Potter celebrates a birthday. Wanda Olston returns from vacation to a heavy workload. Ditto Ward and Bobby Sutphin with Mrs Tom Crawford vacationing. Linda Whittington of Houston spends the weekend in Baytown.
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Leon Brown
Rufus Honeycutt
Dick Manne
Walter Queen
Bob Jones
Winnie Brown
Carol Billings
Monte O'Sell
Ditto Dub Ward
Bobby Sutphin
Tom Crawford
Linda Whittington
Houston
Baytown
Baytown Group Heads to Austin Hearing on Highway 146
A Baytown La Porte Shoreacres Seabrook and Kemah delegation leaves Baytown at 4:30 a.m. by chartered bus for Austin to lobby the Highway 146 project with the State Highway Commission. The group includes chamber highway committee members from Clear Lake La Porte Bayshore Baytown plus County Commissioners Chapman Ramsey and reps from Humble Du Pont Celanese and the Bayport complex. The 148 hearing precedes the Bayshore return.
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la Porte
Highway Commission
Austin
West Main Street
Latern
Seabrook
Baytown
Bluff Road
Fred Hartman
Slupsace
Jay Marks Chevrolet
Main and
Pease Streets
Houston
Texas Highway Department
Bayshore Area
Shoreacres
Kemah
Chamber of Commerce’ Highway Committee
Clear Lake
la Porte- Bayshore
Kyle Chapman
V. V. Ramsey
Humble, du Pont, and
Celanese
Bayport
World famous acrobat to retire after Saturday show
Karl Watlenda, 60, head of a renowned acrobat family, announced his last regular performance Saturday at the track before semi retirement. He doubts the seven-man pyramid will continue.
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Karl Watlenda
T Me Track
More Integration Due In Schools Here
Baytown plans to integrate more schools this year with Negro students likely to attend multiple campuses including Robert E. Lee High and several junior highs and elementary schools. Overcrowding may limit choices at Highlands Travis Bowie, and transportation will not be required. About 32 Negro students attended previously all white Baytown schools.
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Baytown
Supt
W. D. Hinson
Hinson
Robert E. Lee
Rel Bay~ Town
Highlands
San Jacinto
Horace Mann
Cedar Bayou
Stephen F. Austin
William Travis
Anson Jones
Bay Town
Enoose
Travis
Bowie
Highlands Elementary
Robertvhite
Robert
Baytown Jilchool
Highlands Unior
Baytonian Among Ministers Chosen For Chile Tour
The Rev. Roger Armistead of St. Mark's Methodist Church is among 20 U S ministers selected for a month long October mission tour in Chile. The group will visit major South American cities including Panama City Rio de Janeiro San Paulo Montevideo Buenos Aires and Lima and will visit the San Ramon Mission in Santiago.
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Roger Armistead
St. Mark's Methodist Church
U.S
Chile
Armistead
Pedro Zottele
Board of Missions and General Board On Evangelism
South America
Panama City
Panama
Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
San Paulo
Montevideo
Uruguay
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Lima
Peru
San Ramon
Santiago
Astronauts Do Fine After Eight Days In Space
Astronauts Lt. Col. L. Gordon Cooper Jr. and Lt. Cmdr. Charles Conrad Jr. show no ill effects after eight days weightless flight. They head to Cape Kennedy Florida for medical checks through Thursday. Gemini 5 had the longest manned spaceflight to date with 83 orbits in 53 hours 53 minutes, briefly leading the U S in space time despite a water landing off target due to a computer error at Houston Texas.
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Associated Press
Air Force
L. Gordon Cooper Jr
Navy
Charles Conrad Jr
Cape Kennédy, Fla
Gemini
Houston
Tex
United States
Soviet Union
Baytown Police Urge Bike Safety Cooperation
The Baytown Police ask residents to cooperate with a bike safety drive as classes resume in September. Chief Blair Mann urges extra care from drivers and cyclists, emphasizing traffic rules, signals, lighting, and avoiding riding on sidewalks to protect children walking to school.
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Baytown
Baytonians
Blair Mann
Bicycle Institute of America
Hearing Set by Tax Equalization Board for City Properties
Twenty one property owners were to appear before the City Tax Equalization Board as part of a complete revaluation. The board reported that many 1965 assessments would rise and that appointments were made for industrial appraisals. O M Coe headed city appraisal work with tentative meetings slated for Thursday and June updates.
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Equalization Board
Coe
Equaliza
Proption Board
O. M. Coe
Baytown Adopts Six Mayors Pro Tem Terms
Baytown council revises rules to create six two month mayor pro tem terms for each year. District 1 handles May, District 7z June, District 4 July and September October, District 5 January February, District 6 March April. Also changes include reporting order, removal of censure provision, agenda deadlines nine p.m. Tuesday before meetings, manager exceptions, and pre discussion with city manager.
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Baytown
Uaty
Council
Coun
Coucilman
Jack Huron
Bus
Mess
Sun's Looking For Cooks for Baytown Sun Cookbook
The Baytown Sun seeks recipe submissions from readers for a special cookbook edition. Send favorite dips relishes and appetizers to the women's department box at The Baytown Sun Baytown Texas. The Sun will select published recipes and future weeks will cover breads salads casseroles meats fowl fish vegetables soups jams jellies and canning ideas.
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Baytown Sun
Woman's Department of the
Baytown
Tex
Sun
the Sun
Negotiators Deadlock Over Steel Talks Amid White House Involvement
Reports describe stalled discussions between the United Steelworkers Union and ten major steel firms. Morse and Collins presented a thorough briefing at breakfast with key officials including Leroy Collins and William Simkin, as negotiators failed to break impasse over 80 day duration and strike threats.
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Moyers
William E.simkin
Federal Mediation
Conéil Bers
Wayne
Leroy
Collins
White House
Johnson
Morse
Wirtz Connor
William Simkin
Federal Ice
Pitsiuigh
Jihe United
Steelworkers Union
Sils- Seod
Unions Press Settlement of Strike On Shipping
New York based unions announce they will urge rapid ratification of a four year no strike maritime contract ending a costly East and Gulf Coast shipping strike that idled nearly 100 ships since June. President Johnson hailed the accord and said normal Merchant Marine operations will resume.
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New York
Gulf Coast
American Radio Association
Afl-Cio
Johnson
W. Witard Wirtzamt
Washington
Ibeich Sents
The
Marine
Engineer! Beneficial Association
Texas
Merchant Marine
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Charles de
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Hamilton
Ropesville
Iery
Greensboro
Ala
Roosevelt Long
Perry Smay
Baytonian
Tax Equalization Board
Chamber of Commerce
Clay Nolen
Purdue
J. M. Montgomery
Harold Lane
Kee University
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National Bank
Dirt Gardeners Horticulture Club
Jona Tipten
Steinberg
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