Pollution-Cough-Problem For Everyone-Cough-Expert Says
Dr Walter Quebedeaux tells San Jacinto ASCE branch that pollution control is everyone’s business and that rights to health and private property under English common law justify citizen involvement. He urges witnesses, notes high fines deter suits, and recalls a 1952 carbon black plant example of citizen action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Froneberger
Walter Quebedeaux
Harris County Air and Water Pollution Control
San Jacinto
American Society of Civil Engineers
Wyatt's
Quebedeaux
George
Pollution Centrol
Livingston Dies Prominent La Porte Resident
Livingston, a prominent La Porte area resident, died at 7 am Friday. Funeral arrangements are pending at Forest Park Funeral Home in Houston. He lived at 723 Bayridge, Morgan's Point. A fashion show titled CURLS AND Girls Galore will be held at 7:40 pm Friday at the Community Building, a Bayshore Mental Health and Retardation Day Center benefit. Admission is 1.50 for adults and 50 cents for students. The event is sponsored by the Welcome Wagon Club and Wyona's Beauty Salon with skits, modeling, hair fashions, refreshments, and door prizes. Weather is springlike with high in the upper 70s. Galveston tides note Saturday high at 2:12 am and 8:42 pm, low at 1:52 am and 11:12 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livingston
la Porte Area
Forest Park
Houston
Bayridge
Morgan's Point
Bayshore Mental Health and
Welcome Wagon Club
Wyona
PWP Party and church group events at Roseland Park
Prospective members who are widowed, separated or divorced are invited to a games party at 7 20 pm Friday at Roseland Park Pavilion with Adele Trehalek in charge. Gulf Coast Hospital Auxiliary luncheon at 11 am Monday at the Tower. executive board meeting before lunch. World Gift Show at North Side Baptist Church 2 to 8 pm Saturday to support a choir trip to Glorieta NM. Obedience School classes Sundays at 4 pm all month at Culpepper's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roseland Park Pavilion
Adele Trehalek
Northside Baptist Church
Glorieta
N.M
Czech press chief fired on party line policy shift
Prague replaced liberal minded press control chief Petr Colotka as chairman of the press and information committee. Jaroslav Havelka takes over the post while Colotka remains deputy premier. The move comes amid Soviet style pressure to end press freedom and align media with party policy. Alexander Dubcek urged greater publisher responsibility to support the party's information aims during a tense period for Czechoslovakia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prague
Press and Information Committee
Moscow
Nubvek
Local Folks Share Small-town Happenings and Anecdotes
Velma Munson praises relatives showing in the world while Dewey Keene is shocked by a car trunk find and hesitant to lift the lid. Winston Nowlin proudly displays venison from a long awaited deer. Hampton Fonte dislikes sausage and Chuck Chandler eyeing Hollywood ventures. Mildred Fulkerson tackles a clean-up issue. Sko and Scott Nortiss juggle school work with Scout camping fun. Arnold Korenek helps a friend. Johnny Enderli brags about a border buck near Mexico. Weldon Newby delivers record work with milk. Lena Johnson entertains as hostess. Billy Quartz runs errands while Beulah Mae Jackson loses and hopes to recover a scarf from Paris, lost near Sterling and Ashbel Streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Velma Munson
Dewey Keene
Winston Nowlin
Hampton Fontenot
Chuck’’ Chandler
Hollywood
Mildred Fulkerson
Sko
Scott Nortiss
Arnold Korenek
Johnny Enderli
Mexico
Weldon Newby
Lena Johnson
Billy Quartz
Beulah Mae Jackson
Paris
Eifel Tower
Sterling
Ashbel
Retiree Robbins Guided Baytown Real Estate Board History
W K Robbins longtime Humble Oil and Refining executive received retirement honors in Baytown. A former Baytown school board member for nine years, Robbins helped shape education at Carver High School Memorial Stadium and Lee College. Born in Falls County he taught at the junior high before joining Humble in 1927. He progressed from teacher to research, then Process Control, Technical Division, and later Research and Development defining odor types for quality control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. K. Robbins
Humble Oil and Refining Co
Raytown
Baytown
Robbins
Emer Neme Renee
Humbleman Robbins
Falls County
University of Texas
Helen
Horace Mann
Humble
Parade Saturday ushers Santa through Texas Avenue route
Parade Saturday features bands from four junior schools, district high schools, and the Robert E. Lee brigadiers along with entries from youth groups including Second Baptist Church youth, Lee Girls Recreation Association, Junior Classical League, and Lee College Optiettes. Girl Scouts, Brownies, and Boy Scouts join the procession from Albert Thomas Circle to Fourth Street with Santa arriving at 2 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Claus
Penn
Twn
Robert E. Lee
Dave Sherron
Second Baptist Church
Hroberd BE
Lee Girls Recreation Association
Junior Classical League
Lee College Optiettes
Texas Avenue
Albert Thomas Circle
Fourth Street
Building Permits Reach Record in Baytown
Baytown building permits topped 10 million dollars by end of November, up from 7.6 million last year. October permits were 2.1 million, with H. Kuehn and Sons project at 200 Taft Drive valued at 1.2 million and Travis Elementary at 231,993. A Baytown Opportunity Center education building was listed for 120,621, while November permits totaled 197,251. Through November, 452 permits were issued versus 48 in 1967, and the Inspection Department issued several moving, plumbing, gas, electrical, and trailer permits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baytown
H. Kuehn and Sons
Taft Drive
Travis
Robin Road
Baytown Opportunity Center
Baker Road
Vietnam bargaining delays and regional turmoil cloud U.S. policy
The AP report notes delays in starting Vietnam peace talks due to procedural struggles. Egyptian intelligence uncovers a phony Israeli plot to destabilize Nasser. The Pentagon plans to raise active National Guard and reservist deployments by about 3,000 monthly draft calls. Agnew predicts continued controversy as VP. Nixon rejects sending an interim observer to Paris. API warns future oil supply will face high costs amid hearings and delays.
Goodfellows Short Of Goal 19 Days Before Christmas
The Baytown Sun reports the Goodfellows drive in Baytown is short of needed funds with 19 days until Christmas. Chief Goodfellow urges readers to donate to provide gifts and basic needs for underprivileged children, noting prior donations from local groups and individuals and reminding contributors to mail or deliver gifts to The Baytown Sun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodfellows
Thomas, Timothy
Stephen Sherron
Priscilla Club
Davis Nelson
Nancy
Wiley Gardner
S.J. Sands
R. L. Rhodes
Goodfellow
Santa Claus
The
Baytown Sun
Baylonians
Chief Goodfellow
Baytown
Goodfellow Fund
P.Q
Baytown, Tex
Humble payroll to near forty million in 1968
Baytown Refinery manager Frank Turpin presented a statistical portrait of Humble and Enjay at a Noon Optimist Club luncheon. He cited a combined 3,672 employees, about half the 1948 peak, with a 1967 payroll of seven million and projected 1968 payroll near forty million, plus an additional savings and insurance package worth about one million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jounella Boynton
Baytown
Frank Turpin
Thost
Turpin
Noon Optimist Club
Newby’s
Turpin Said the Humble and Enjay
Humble Co
Gulf Coast Union rejects Humble Enjay wage offer
The Gulf Coast Industrial Workers Union board rejected a Humble Enjay offer of a $270 lump sum and a one year contract extension to April 15, 1970. The vote blocks reopening talks on Feb 15 1969 and risks a national boycott planned at a December meeting in Denver with union leaders to discuss strategies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Stewards
GCIWU
International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Enjay
Baytown Employes Federation
BEF
Esso Research and Engineering Division
Board of Stewards of the
Gulf Coast Industrial Workers Union
Pete Brewer
Denver
Colo
C. H. Hargrove
R. L. Potter
J. D. Wooten
Brower
Controversial Violence Report Tied to Clark Rewrite
Chicago Tribune reports Attorney General Ramsey Clark influenced final draft of a violence study on the Democratic convention. Daniel Walker headed the Chicago Crime Commission team. Clark’s involvement prompted revision of the summary accusing police of brutality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Walker
Ramsey Clark
Chicago Tribune
The
Tribune
Chessy Manly
Clark
Washington
Justice Department
National Commission On the
Daniel Walker
Chicago Crime Commission
the Tribune
William J. Campbell
U.S. District Court
Campbell
Milton Eisenhower
National Commission
Hobart Enoch Featured in 1969 Personalities of the South
Hobart W. Enoch baytown tax assessor and school district collector for two years, named to the 199 edition of Personalities of the South. Born in Parkersburg West Virginia, he moved to Baytown in 1966 and served in World War II. He has held local education and assessing roles, written a war memoir, and earned prior community honors including Father of the Year in 1958 and a 1962 Lee College award. He and his wife Jimmye reside at 308 Woodcrest with two children Janet and Mike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hobart W. Enoch
South
Enoch
Gulf Coast Area
Texas Association of Assessing Officers
Parkersburg
W. Va
Baytown
Robert E. Lee
Lee College
University of Texas
Armed Service
2Nd Infantry Division
Europe
University of Houston
Texas
Banner Press
Emory University
Gia
Retail Merchants Association
Baytown Chamber of Commerce
Grace Methodist Church Board of Trustees
W. L. Enoch
Jimmye
Woodcrest
Janet
Stephen F. Austin
Mike
Robert EB. Lee
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Galveston
Sroms Ges
Obedience Schoo C
Obedience School
Culpepper’s
Colotka
W K, Robbins
Peoples State Bank
Vietnam
Nasser
Israel
Egypt
Pentagon
Maryland
Spiro T. Agnew
Richard M. Nixon
Inter
American Petroleum Institute
Shriner
Joe. Speck
GCWU
Tm Bank & Trust Co
Hobart
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