Bus Schedule and Supplies for Baytown Schools
Baytown students eligible for school bus riding live two miles or more from their school. The district runs 35 regular bus routes serving all areas and schools with eligible riders. Registration for the new term occurs Thursday with different times by grade level, and regular classes start Friday for 1966 57. Official supply lists call for $2 35 fee for lower grades and specific item requirements for fourth and fifth graders. Call 582 2783 for bus information.
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George Ferguson Baytown
Holly McLemore
Re Search Ang
Robert E. Lee
Sterling
Carver
McLemore
Tme
MacLemore
Baytown
Ten New Teachers OK'd At Baytown
Baytown school board approved ten new teachers Monday night. Robert C. Foster will teach fifth grade at James Bowie School. Jarces S. Johnson will teach health physical education and driver training at Carver School. Darlene K. Martin will teach elementary or special education. Byron L. Brown will be a speech therapist in special education. he is a Northwestern State College graduate who taught in Dallas.
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Baytown
Robert C. Foster
James Bowie
Jarces S. Johnson
Carver School
Darlene K. Martin
DeZavala School
Byron L. Brown
Northwestern State College
Brown
Dallas Puthie
Mary Margaret Hughes
Highlands
Frances Ellen Hightower
Lamar School
Miss Hightower
Lamar Tech
Lynn M. Houk
Carver
Rice University
Pittsburgh
Sam Wilson Hawking
Sterling High School
University of Texas
Deer Park
Sant Jacinto College
Richard Hugh Cook
St. Joseph
Barbara Anderson
Texas Christian University
Percy A. Portis
Robert E. Lee
West Oso
Corpus Christi
Martha L. Harper
Horace Mann
Harringen
Harvey W. Flynt Jr
Cedar Bayou
Houston
Bees Hulme Rites Funeral Services for H T Hulme
Funeral services were held at 2 p m Monday for H T Hulme longtime Baytown resident and Humble annuitant who died Sunday. The item also lists school registrations, staff assignments and local notices across Baytown and surrounding areas with multiple names and dates.
Stock Decline Extends as Markets Hit Fresh Lows
New York. The stock market extended its seven month slide with heavy trading. The Dow Jones average fell 13.53 points to 767.03, lowest since January 1964, while the Associated Press average dropped 5.5 points to 274.6, a 1966 low. Of 1,457 issues, 1,230 declined and 103 advanced, with 803 new 1966 lows and no new highs.
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New York
Associated Press
Oilers Cut Tony Banfield and Three Others
Houston Oilers released three time all pro cornerback Tony Banfield on Tuesday along with flanker Dick Compton offensive tackle Len Sears and fullback Hogie Granger as they trimmed the squad. Banfield earned all pro honors in 1961 1962 and 1963 and missed the 1969 season due to a knee injury. Granger is expected to be on taxi squad.
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Houston
Houston Oilers
Tony Banfield
Banfield
Dick Compton
Len Sears
Hogie Granger
Soviets Trade Beer With Crew Off Southern Oregon Coast
A party of sport fishermen traded with about 30 Soviet sailors aboard a trawler 10 miles off Coos Bay Oregon. The moment soured when two sailors opened a can of American beer, the can hissed, and they sprang to the deck as if fearing an explosion.
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Coos Bay, Obe
Oregon
Hett
Derden and Warford Honored With Optimist Club Plaques
Baytown Optimist Club teens enjoyed Appreciation Night as Derden and Warford received plaques for long service to youth programs. Awardees included Artie Presley leading hitter, Gery Hughes top pitcher, and Gary Kappler senior league pitcher, with Phil Baker recognizing Dedication to youth work and Watford as district Optimist Man of the Year nominee.
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Leonard Derden
Bobssented
Warford
Lester Alford
Baytown
Artie Presley
Humble Oitter
Refining Co
Gery Hughes
Paterplaque
Creed Chin
South Korea's epidemic raises deaths to 238
Encephalitis toll climbs as Health Ministry reports 28 more deaths in 24 hours. With school openings near, debate over spiraling rates rages in the Democratic Party. Benton Harbor youths clash with police as Midwest tensions flare. Sam Dawson retires after 18 years with the AP.
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South Korea
Health Ministry
Benton Harbor
Mich
Midwest
Sam Dawson
Associated Press
John T. Cunniff
Business Mirror
Hurricane Faith Tests Seeding To Calm Atlantic Fury
Hurricane Faith neared land as scientists scheduled a 12 hour test to seed the storm with silver iodide from naval jets near Roosevelt Roads Puerto Rico. The operation aimed to weaken the hurricane but was canceled as the eye stayed near the test area boundary and direction threatened populated zones.
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Miami
Fla
Faith
Atlantic
Bahama
Project ‘Stormfury
U.S
Roosevelt Roads
Puerto Rico
Heyana
Erea
Merchants Welcome Teachers in Baytown Orientation Event
Dale Ripley chairman of the Retail Merchants Committee announced Baytown merchants will host teachers from 10 to 4:40 p.m. Wednesday in the Robert E. Lee auditorium. The annual event includes refreshments and comments by merchant representative Al Melinger and runs alongside the all day teacher orientation program.
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Dale Ripley
Retail Merchants Committee
Baytown Merchants
Robert BE. Lee
al Melinger
Humble and Enjay hire 191 Baytown trainees since 1965
Humble Oil and Ref refining and Enjay Baytown Plant announce 64 new trainees to Baytown. Twenty five join Boilermaker Carpenter Pipe Rigging and Welding training with the rest in process operations. Since June 1965 total trainees reach 191 with 98 in process and 93 in crafts. About two thirds go to Humble and one third to Enjay.
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Humble Oil and Refining Co
Enjoy Chemical
Baytown
H. H. Meier
Humble Baytown
J. J. Coates
Enjay
Humble
Channelview School Board Approves Tax Increase and Budget
The Channelview School Board adopted a 15 cent tax rate hike to 1.90 per 100 valuation and approved a 1,226,402 dollar budget. The rise relies on about 2 million more in property value, lifting total assessed value to roughly 25 million. The budget includes 272,424 more than last year but excludes bond proceeds until sale.
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Channelview
Channelview School Board
De Gaulle Sees Viet War Risk of Misfortune in World
Phnom Penh reports President de Gaulle warned on arrival that the war in Vietnam could bring misfortune to the world. Cambodian officials announced heightened security as de Gaulle planned a visit to Angkor Wat amid Thai-Cambodian tensions and alleged Khmer Serai plots to disrupt the tour.
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de Gaulle
Phnom Penh
Cambodia
Charles de Gaulle
Viet Nam
Djibouti
Somaliland
Norodom Sihanouk
Sihanouk
Free Cambodia
Thailand
Siem Reap
Angkor
Eligibility Ruling Appeal at Sterling High School
Baytown Sterling High School trustees vote 4 to 1 to draft a letter appealing the interscholastic league ruling. The plan targets unequal eligibility for Negro and white students seeking to transfer, with Paul Parkinson and Boyd Hill assigned to finalize the draft for mailing after approval.
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Boyd
Paul
Shoo
Boyd Hill
Paul Parkinson
United States Office of Education
New Sterling High School
League
Baytown
Parkinson
Sterling
George Gentry
Hill
Gentry
Karl Opryshek
Seth Mitchell
Rhea Wiliams
Ste Hill
Trustees Hear Report Solutions To Burnet Ditch Told
Toni Langford of the Harris County Flood Control District discusses two ditch repair plans for Burnet Elementary. One costly option may run 20 000 to 30 000 dollars, the other uses private property and costs about 3 000 to 5 000 dollars plus variable dirt costs. Trustees plan school visitations and report findings, with two pairs of trustees assigned to visit each school district. The board meets October 3 at Star Bayou Junior School and will send teams to discuss issues with administrators and patrons.
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Toni Langford
Harris
Langford
Mondaysford
Burnet Elementary
Board Presij
Seth Mitchell
Langzford
Sam Alford
Karl Opryshek
Tillman O'Brien, Jr
Boyd Hill
Robert Wahrmund
Paul Parkinson
Star Bayou Junior School
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Robert F. Lee High School
Giller
Henry Armstrong
Robert E. Leet
Armstrong
Knights OF Pythias
Knights
Pythias Hall
Alexandra
Bun’s
Galveston
J. E. Treadway
Baylor University
Bruce Ramsey
Steele McDonald
Roy Wolfe
Preston Pendergrass
Tennessee
Gene Hazelwood
John Adams
Pat Bond
Tom Wilkinson
Dan Savell
Bill Fortinberry
Brad Ferguson
Lan Williams
Charlie Liggett
University of Arkansas
Barber's Hill School
Barber’s Hill
Citizens National
Oilers
Optimist
Pat Urchin
Gary Kappler
Gary Hughes
Baytown Sun
Derden
Optimist Club
Braves
Elbert Barr .Tinger
Kemp
Tony
Yankees
United States
Johnson
Harry S. Truman
Bulletin
ChanView
Angkor Wat
Burnet Ditch
Felton
Opryshek
Wahrmund
Mitchell
Texas Association of School Boards
Austin
Texas Association of School Administrators
Edward H. Little
National Bank
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