Eckhardt To Speak At Senior Citizens Club Meeting
Congressman Bob Eckhardt will address the Senior Citizens Club at 7 30 p m Monday in the Community Building. The public is invited to attend.
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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1968
Page
1
Congressman Bob Eckhardt will address the Senior Citizens Club at 7 30 p m Monday in the Community Building. The public is invited to attend.
Andrew Koestner volunteers to help Chief Goodfellow Everett Williams takes his ball to the next level Cindy Couch enjoys a football game in Austin Dennis and Nancy Williams visit University of Texas for the holidays Cindy Jackson has a houseful of puppies Alan Baumann returns from Omaha visiting his parents Thanksgiving gatherings fill the day Mr and Mrs N E Baumann and Mr and Mrs C P Burnett host daughters home Judy returns from Southwest Texas State Peggy Cheatham debuts a new hairdo Bobby Nelson enjoys a night out Mrs Donna Davis remains hard to catch
Channelview, with rising enrollment and uneven state aid, faces strain financing public education. Homeowners pay higher taxes while Deer Park spends more per student. trustees weigh bonds and new additions amid ten year planning pressures.
In Brey town Chief Goodfellow leads a Bay town Christmas effort to ensure needy children receive gifts. Contributions to fund the party and pack 1000 plus gift bags are coordinated by The Baytown Sun with support from local organizations.
Observers say double accusations over bombing and violations of the hall agreement are a tactic to keep the other side negotiating. Hanoi and the National Liberation Front refuse to recognize the Saigon delegation, while South Vietnam insists it will talk only to Hanoi.
A speeding car fires bullets toward a Fifth Police Precinct in Jersey City narrowly missing an officer. Stefano Magaddine, 77, linked to crime in the buffalo Niagara Falls Toronto region, arraigned in Niagara Falls on racketeering and conspiracy charges. Miss Teenage America pageant set for Saturday in Fort Worth with large crowd and TV audience. A Flushing engineer is reported in good condition after Houston’s 25th heart transplant. Newark police and firefighters return to duty after a court-ordered end to a sick‑leave strike. Colombian president Ca los Lleras amid reform push faces political crisis. Meetings between Nixon and Kissinger spark speculation Kissinger may be Nixon adviser on national security. House GOP leader Ford says tax surcharge may expire next June if Vietnam conflict stays steady.
Baytown plans its annual Christmas parade on Saturday December 7 starting at 2 p.m. from Thomas Circle along Texas Avenue to Fourth Street with bands from six Baytown high and junior schools, plus the Robert E Lee Brigadiers and entries from churches and service groups. Parade chair Dave Sherron invites organizations to enter by calling 427-2277, as the Harris County Deputy Constable Reserve for Precinct 3 coordinates components and provides an escort.
Paris AP report says de Gaulle’s austerity plan ends the official Santa Claus office. The Postal and Telecommunications Ministry will no longer answer letters from children about Christmas toys.
Mountaineer Coal Co No 9 mine in Manningt on West Virginia was sealed after a Nov 20 explosion and subsequent fires. 78 miners are presumed dead, with rescue teams withdrawing as officials note deadly gas and ongoing explosions. Consolidation Coal Co officials confirm sealing to prevent further danger.
U S air cavalry units maul a North Vietnamese battalion near the Cambodian border while U S infantry units kill dozens of Viet Cong in the Mekong Delta A quota of 140 former Viet Cong prisoners are released in Saigon Pleiku and Da Nang in a government reconciliation push amid continued fighting and border raids.
L. Lee Brasfield resigns as president of First National Bank, a role begun after the bank was taken over from the Busch family in January. R. A. Stakes, former national bank examiner, serves as executive VP and COO. Astronaut Alan Shepard Jr. and Granville Laughtin chair the bank board. Also notes Terrence H. Edwards, 22, assigned to 17th Aviation Co in Vietnam as helicopter mechanic.
Tito stated Yugoslavia remains independent and neutral, not seeking NATO protection, and not part of any “Grey Zone.” He warned against dramatic shifts, praised Johnson’s Vietnam bombing halt, and noted improving Yugoslav West German ties while denying Soviet attack motives. He held no request for U.S. aid, only economic cooperation.
A Baytown man reported a theft Friday with money missing. Police found no theft occurred as the complainant’s wife admitted taking money from his pocket while he slept. No charges were filed.
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