UT Regents Announce Plans For LBJ Library
UT regents plan a 16.75 million Johnson Library and School of Public Affairs on 19 acres east of campus with offices for the President. The two-building complex will total 425,000 sq ft and include a 1,000-seat underground auditorium, exhibits, and archives. Construction to begin mid 1967 and finish mid 1969 with a third academic building planned later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Keever
Austin
W. W. Heath
University of Texas Regents
Lyndon B. Johnson
School of Public Affairs
Heath
Gordon Bunshaft
New York
Skidmore, Owings, and Merrill
Johnson Library
Horace Besbey
University of Tex
Bunshall
Johnson
Texas
Texas State Historical Association
Latin American Library
Latin American Institute
Johnson School and Library
Pasadena Bond Election Set For Saturday
Pasadena voters go to the polls Saturday to decide a 31.1 million school bond issue. The bond funds would finish Dobie Senior High, build an intermediate and four elementary schools, buy sites, add and improve 13 schools, and construct an auditorium field house. A bipartisan group accuses labor unions of blackmailing the school board over federal aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasadena
J. Frank Dobie
Pasadena School Board
Oil, Chemical and Atomic Workers
United Steelworkers of America
Enjay Promotes L. G. Haynes To Supervisor Job
L G Haynes promoted to operating supervisor in Enjay Cheml Co Baytown Plant Poly Unit. Former Economics Planning member in Enjay Technical Division. Native of Alexandria Louisiana, degrees in chemical engineering and science from Louisiana Tech and University Texas. Began career at Baytown Technical Division prior to June promotion. Resides 105 Martin with wife Martha Ann Swick Haynes and two sons Douglas and Dennis. Parents J O Haynes and Swick family of Baytown and Alexandria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nl. G. Haynes
Economics
Haynes
Martin
Hey
Douglas
Dennis
Martha Ann Swick
W. P. Swick
Baytown
J. O. Haynes
Alexandria
Johnson faces tax hike questions as economy cools
The Committee on Economic Development urged a tax increase and spending cuts to cap a federal surplus of 3 billion dollars while mayors, led by Detroit's Jerome P. Cavanagh, pressed Johnson to protect antipoverty spending and trim space expenditures instead. Cavanagh warned cuts could heighten unrest among city underprivileged populations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committee On Economic Development
Johnson
Detroit
Jerome P. Cavanagh
Cavanagh
U.S. Conference of Mayors
National League of Cities
GOP Draft Of Reagan Foreseen For 1968 Nomination
Washington AP report notes D Bruce Evans URA chairman predicts a nationwide drive to draft Ronald Reagan for the 1968 Republican presidential nomination. Evans compares it to the draft Goldwater movement and says URA will not act before the February 1968 Dallas convention. If Reagan does not run, URA could back Richard Nixon against George Romney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ronnld
Reagan
D. Bruce Evans
United Republicans of America
Evans
Michigan
George Romney
Dallas
URA
Richard M. Nixon
Romney
Sess
Baytown Stores Report Unlocked Doors Three Nights
Baytown Police Chief Blair Mann warned that unlocked doors and windows at local businesses invite burglars. For the third straight night officers found unlocked entries at multiple sites during spot checks as a police crackdown continues with double shifts and a citizen cooperation appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baytown
Bur Jglars
Blair Mann
Bleing
SSS Aaeen
Four Bound To Grand Jury In Harris County Court
Four defendants were bound over to the Harris County Grand Jury after preliminary hearings in Justice of the Peace M. M. Brown’s court. E. L. Godfrey and Lewis Alfred faced robbery by assault. Lillard and Pittman, both Baytown residents, charged with breaking and entering an automobile and felony theft of stereo tape players. each bound on $1,000 bonds. Chandler and Corley, charged with driving while intoxicated, bound over on $500 bonds. Dixon’s assault with intent to murder reduced to aggravated assault with bond set at 4. The court reset Cecil Fitzgibbons DWI hearing for the Dec. 15 felony docket. Robert E. Lee High School students attended as guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harris County Grand Jury
Justice of the Peace
M. M. Brown
Grand Jury
E. L. Godfrey
Lewis al Fred
John Raymond Lillard
Ronnie J. Pittman
Baytown
Allen Preston Chandler
Ben Bernice Corley
George W. Dixon
McNair
Dixon
Harris County
Cecil J. Fitzgibbons
Robert E. Lee High School
Hospital Notes Admits and New Arrivals at Gulf Coast and San Jacinto Methodist
A list of admitted patients includes Garland Barnett Baytown David Jacobs Channelview and Keith Parkinson Channelview in rooms 103 and 151. Others include Jason Morgan 604 Murrill Fort 208 and Santiago Alvarez 1613 W Texas in room 111. New arrivals report Mr and Mrs John C Britt of Hemlock with a daughter born December 1 at San Jacinto Methodist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garland Wayne Barnett
Baytown
David Allen Jacobs
la Porte
Keith Parkinson
Channelview
Jason Morgan
Murrill
Joyce Donaldson
Kansas
Santiago Alvarez
W. Texas
James Burgess
Burbank
Majorie Sawberger
Mississippi
Velda White
Wright
John C. Britt
Hemlock
San Jacinto Methodist
County Commissioners Vote To Move Offices
Houston reports county commissioners voted unanimously to relocate from the eighth floor of the Criminal Courthouse to the seventh floor of the Family Law Center. Architects said basement and first five floors suffice for the next five to six years amid past public objections over bonding and penthouse office plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
San Jacinto
Family Law Center
Si Morris
Uncle Of Baytonian Dies In Groves At 84
William Warren Snodgrass 84, of Port Arthur and uncle to Mrs. Milton L. Campbell of 128 W Bayshore, died at 9 55 am Thursday in a Groves hospital. A Port Arthur resident since 1920, he was born in Saline County Arkansas. Funeral services set for 3 0 am Saturday at Gramm er Overle Funeral Home Chapel Port Arthur with interment at Green Lawn Memorial Park Port Arthur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Warren Snodgrass
Port Arthur
Milton L. Campbell
Bicycle stolen from Edwin Fojts home in Kentucky
Edwin Ray Fojt Jr. reports a yellow 26 inch Schwinn bicycle with chrome fenders and a banana seat was stolen from his home at 1906 Kentucky. He asks anyone who sees the bike to contact him at 583 3802.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Ray Fojt
E. R. Fojt
Kentucky
Also Mentioned on This Page
UT Regents
LBJ
Davis
Decker Deriveen Theatre
James Stewart
Maureen Ohara
Breed Aaundaes Pensision
Deug McClure
Technicolor
William Leslie
Outer Space
Galouial
Delore
Sand
Freevoe
Enjay
L. G. Haynes
Brunson
Coos Z
Tarrarshall Thompson
Ala Powers
James Lanphier
Douglas Kennedy
Iff Kennedy
Dempsey-Tegaler & Co
IBM
Allis - Chalmers
Arlan
Jones & Laugh
McGee
Armco Ase
Ling - Temco
Vought
Ashland Oi
Magnavox
Ford Socony
Foremost Dairies
Sperry _ Rand
Stan Calats Teetres
Bas Hgen Motors
Stan
Elec
Tire
Stan Ohia
Georgia - Pacific
Stauffer Chem
Gillette
Sun Oi
Gordon's Jewel, Ws
Sunray
Greyhound Eenkeee Tees
Syntex Ve
Gulf
Technicolor Aee
Gulf States
Udl
Fenneco
Faase Se
Halliburton Wee
Texaco Anne Tee Ees
Hoffman
Texas Eastern
Texas Gulf Sur
ADE
Interlake Steel Tac
Tidewater i
Union Carbide Ce
Union Oi
Cal
United Air Lines
Upjohn Drug
Steel Senses
Westinghouse
GOP
Gulf Coast
Robert Martin
Arkansas
Wiliam E. Perry
George N. Davison
Tuscan
Terry Gay Brewer
Lillian
Ernest M. Starnes
Willie J. Chapman
Dickinson
Willie J. Champman
Joseph R. Read
Willow
Birs
Lou McClenden
X. Jones
Bessie Thomas
Emir
Stead
Rafael Rios
Magnolia
C. E. Shipley
Highlands
Baytonian
Groves
Matheme’s
Burt Lancaster
Lee Marvin
Robert Ryan
Jack Palance
Ralph Bellamy
Claudia
Cardinale
Pink Panther
Cartoon & Late News
Plases
Stephen Boyd
Raquel Welch
Edmond O'Brien
Donald Pieasence
Arthur O'Connell
Wiliam Redfield
Arthur Kennedy
Baytown Buz
Weborgé
Parker
Plete
Matherne's
Matherne
W. Pearce
Eby
Kkaphans Apostan
Tne
Frontier Barbecue
North Main
Mrs
Scottie
Mrs. Scotties
Market ST
Mondat
Mod
Mr. Mod” Shirt
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!