Death of Mrs H H Fletcher Greenville Tex
MRS H H FLETCHER mother of Mrs E K Envin of 3502 Woodcrest Drive dies in a Greenville Texas hospital. Funeral services set for 2 pm Thursday in Greenville. Rotary Assembly president Cheney Coker of Baytown Rotary announces a 7 pm Tuesday assembly in the basement conference room of Citizens National Bank. Episcopal Diocese fair fellowship planned for Sept 23 at Lakeview Methodists Assembly Palestine. Baytonian G V Chambers coauthors a paper presented at Stillwater Oklahoma meeting of the Society of Agronomy. Two Baytonians earned doctoral degrees at UT Austin ending summer term Robert Hunt Bowman and Marvin Palmer Terrell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Fletcher
E. K. Envin
Woodcrest Drive
Greenville, Tex
Greenville
Rotary Assembly
Cheney Coker
Baytown Rotary
Citizens National Bank
Assembly
Episcopal
Trinity
al Saint's Episcopal Church
Si-county
Episcopal Diocese of
Texas
Lakeview
University of Texas
Robert Hunt Bowman
Utah
Marvin Palmer Terrell
Fairway Drive
Weather And Tides Report With Warm Daytime Highs
Widely scattered daytime thundershowers. Temperatures expected from 74 to 92 degrees. Tuesday ranged 72 to 92 with an 32 degree reading at 8 a.m. Wednesday at Sun Weather station. Galveston tides Thursday high at 5 34 2 a.m. and 11:06 a.m. 4:12 p.m. No low tide.
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Sun
Galveston
A Roundup Of Preparations And Local Happenings
Kathy Garvey handles wedding week chaos as Charylene and Larry Wolf plan Austin life while Larry nears UT graduation. Delores Evans bridesmaid duties loom with cousin Kathy Edwards. Charlene Harrington takes over a club reporting post temporarily as Betty Bailey drafts October social plans. Various locals finalize work, tours, and errands ahead of fall events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathy Garvey
Charylene
Larry Wolf
Austin
Larry
University of Texas
Barton Hills
Gayle Edwards
Delores Ann Evans
Charlene Harrington
Betty Bailey
Eleanor Breeland
Jo Ann Crumpler
May Nelson
Margaret McDwain
Carmen Keene
Ted Lyman
Sue Hester
Mary Thorpe
Helen Hartrick
Gail West
Tequest
Carl Young Jr
Emergency Declared- Troop Use In Riot Area Vetoed
The Associated Press reports a state of emergency was declared by Mayor Wilbert Smith of Benston Harbor Michigan but would not request National Guard troops. Governor Romney in Lansing said an 18-year-old Negro killed Tuesday night died and declined immediate troop deployment. Police and crowds clashed, with 14 arrests for disorderly conduct. Waukegan housing eviction was ordered after rioting. Sabonjian met with Negro leaders and NAACP members urged steps to end housing segregation and discrimination. Milwaukee Industrial Commission hearings will probe discriminatory practices linked to fraternity membership. Los Angeles saw a clash between Negro and white youth during junior Olympic games attended by 10,000 teens.
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Associated Press
Wilbert Smith
Benston Harbor
Mich
National Guard
Michigan
George Romney
Lansing
Romney
Frederick Davids
Cecil Hunt
Earl Merrill
Waukegan
Robert Sabonjian
David Kinder
Sabonjian
NAACP
H. J. Cook
Milwaukee
Wisconsin Industrial Commission
Robert C. Canon
Order of Eagles
Milwaukee Youth Council
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Los Angeles
Registration Here Thursday for Baytown students
AH students in Baytown schools must report Thursday for registration with first day of classes Friday. Labor Day holiday Monday pauses classes, then resumes Tuesday. Thursday schedules vary by grade and school with early releases, buses on adjusted runs per Deputy Supt. Holly McLemore. Friday start is 8 a.m. openings across schools this 1965-67 term.
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Baytown
Robert E. Lee ‘High School
Carver School
REL
Sterling
Carver
Holly McLemore
McLemore
No Tax Hike Proposed In City Budget
Baytown officials plan a 1966-1967 budget study session at 6 30 p m Wednesday in Sterling Library to review figures from department heads led by City Manager Fritz Lanham The draft budget totals 63 931 with a 41 cent per 100 valuation tax rate unchanged from last year and the council has already reviewed the proposal
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baytown
Sterling Library
Cine
Fritz Lanham
Lanham
Navy Puts Damaging Blow on Two North Vietnamese Boats
U S Navy planes sank one torpedo boat and damaged another in the Gulf of Tonkin. Meanwhile pilots hit a surface to air missile site near Vinh and another near Hai Phong. The weeklong lull in South Viet Nam persisted with declines in reported action. Police killed a suspected Communist agent tearing down election posters in Saigon.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S. Navy
Gulf of Tonkin
U.S
Vinh
Haiphone
Haiphong
North
Viet Nam
Paul Richards Named Atlanta Vice President
Atlanta Braves chairman Bill Bartholomay named Paul Richards vice president, giving him full responsibility for player acquisition and development. Richards, 57, recently worked with Braves rookies after a stint as Houston Astros general manager last winter. John McHale remains VP and GM, with Hitchcock likely to stay as manager unless a late-season slide prompts change.
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Atlanta, Ga
Paul Richards
Atlanta Braves
Richards
Houston Astros
Atlanta
Bill Bartholomay
Braves
Bartholomay
John McHale
Billy Hitchcock
Australian Ke l Nagle Leads Carling Open Round One
Kel Nagle, the veteran Australian on the U S pro golf tour, shot a five under par 68 to take an early lead in the Carling Open, a $200,000 event. The market rally and other notes appear in this digest, alongside brief items on Hurricane Faith, a heart surgery case, and a senatorial confirmation.
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Kel Nagle
Baytown Traffic Council trains 25 as defensive driving instructors
Twenty five Baytown Citizens Traffic Council members completed a eight hour defensive driving course arranged by the National Safety Council and will teach the program to others for four sessions at two hours each. Instructors include city and county officials from the Baytown police department, fire department, shop, civil defense and area firms.
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Baytown
Citizens Traffic Council
Feinberg
National Safety Council
Co. L. Bridgforth
Ruth Richards
The
Safety Council
M. E. Stevens
F. M. Julian
Dupont
J. E. Dreher
D. J. Gautréaux
Vance H. McBride Jr
Jessie K. Hoke
Fire Department
J. Ausley
J. R. Maxwell
Glen H. King
James Lankford
Blaine Corman
Esso Research and Engineering
J. C. Garrison
J. S. McCune
L. J. Weiler
W.B. Patterson
Humble Oi and Refining Co
H. E. Sanders
F. G. Adcox
City of
W. R. Armstrong
Gulf G2 Corp
Supreme Court Judge Warns Against Suppression of Opinions
U S Supreme Court Justice Potter Stewart said it would be clearly and obviously unconstitutional for Congress to punish Americans who express opposition to the war in Viet Nam. He noted peaceful expression is guaranteed by the Constitution in time of peace and avoided commenting on the bill itself. Stewart praised the British press rule restricting pretrial comment and cited Dr Sam Sheppard’s overturned conviction as a warning against sensationalism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ICKYO
U.S. Supreme Court
Potter Stewart
Congress
Viet Nam
Stewart
House Committee On Un-American
Sam Sheppard
Supreme Court
Sheppard
Sniper Suspected In California Helicopter Collision
Los Angeles police say homicide detectives investigate a claim a sniper fired from ground near Dodger Stadium, possibly causing the Tuesday crash that killed five people, including two police officers and a traffic information helicopter crew. A motorist described the moment as slow moving with flaming wreckage falling near the Pasadena Freeway and a roof strike at Cathedral Catholic High School.
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Los Angeles
kMed
Hugh Brown
Dodger Stadium
Pasadena
Cathedral Catholic High School
Bay-Tex districts report increases in enrollment
Bay-Tex school districts report rising enrollments for the coming year. La Porte aims for 3,500 students with Bayshore Elementary opening as classes start Thursday and 21 new teachers hired. Crosby expects about 2,050 students with 25 new teachers. Channelview and Deer Park project strong totals, Deer Park adding a junior high. Anahuac shows a small rise with 21 new teachers.
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Bay-Tex
la Porte
Crosby
Channelview
Anahuac
Deer Park
Bayshore Elementary
Crosby Schools
Channelview Independent
Anahuac Schools
ChanView Tax Rate Not Yet Set
Channelview School District Superintendent H C Schochler says the 1966 67 tax rate has not been set yet and will be decided in about two weeks after assessments are completed. A Sun story cited a 31 cent hike based on a preliminary budget.
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Baytown Sur
Chamnnelview
H. C. Schochler
Schochler
Channelview
Sun
Moore to Speak at Baytown Chamber Meeting
Chamber of Commerce manager Dave Moore will discuss Industrial Development Competition in 1866 at the noon Friday Baytown Chamber of Commerce meeting. He notes states offer tax inducements municipal financing and other methods to attract new industry, with several new approaches used to benefit states.
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Chamber of Commerce
Dave Moore
Baytown
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Sterling Municipal Library Board
Gulf Coast Region
Francis St. John
Library Consultants, Inc
Baytonian
G. V. Chambers
Stillwater, Okla
Socciety of Agronomy
Citizens National
Hemaer F.D
Optimist Awards
Leonard R. Derden
Phil Baker
Derden
Tow
Bob Warford
Baytown Optimist Club
Lester Alford
Warford
Baytown Sun
Navy
News Digest
Faith
Cape Kennedy
Virginia
Atlantic
St. Augustine
Fla
Judy Lynn Funsch
Ann Arbor, Mich
Bernard A. Schriever
Air Force
Senate
Johnson
Constance Baker Diotley
U.S. District Court
Traffic Council
California
Peter Lynch
Thad Felton
ChanView
Moore
Chamber
Marco Cato
1St National Bank
Moree F.D
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