Plumwood Garden Club Shales party Thursday evening
Sun Spots reports Plumwood Garden Club hosts a 6 30 p m party at the home of L H Fanestiel 2000 Sheridan with gifts requested for Monks Rest Home Gleaners Class of First Baptist meets at 7 30 p m Thursday at Mrs R W Floyd 1603 Florida Corporate Communion for fourth degree Bishop Christopher E Byrne set for 7 30 a m Sunday at St Joseph Catholic Church participants to assemble by 7 10 a m in full regalia at the school
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Plumwood Garden Club
Firs Baptist Church
Tne
R. W. Floyd
Florida
Christopher E. Byrne
General Assembly
St. Joseph Catholic Church
Around Town Notes Show Many Local Figures
A lively misc of names and brief incidents from Tulsa to Baytown includes Jim Bond and Jim Conway visiting, Leon Brown tying loose ends, Ward’s molar troubles, George Chandler on a unique assignment, Steele McDonald near a stop sign, Mrs. Harrop making early inquiries, Bill Strickier recalling encounters with the Jones boy, Chris Myers at the mic, Kathryn Bayne and Blanche Quartz meeting, and a public nudge to an anonymous reader to come forward. CW McElroy debuts with Mickey Gilley as band ends.
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Jim Conway
Austin
Leon Brown
W. IL
Ward
George Chandler
Steele McDonald
Jim Harrop
Bill Strickier
Jones Boys
Chris Myers
Chris’ Sratory
Kathryn Bayne
Blanche Quartz
Baytown
McElroy
Mickey Gilley
Stores Open Late In Baytown For Christmas Shopping
Baytown stores will begin night openings on Thursday for the Christmas season with many shops staying open until 9 thirty and some until 11 p.m. The late hours continue nightly through December 23 with usual closing hours on December 24. Baytown is becoming a shopping center drawing customers from Harris and Chambers counties. Store clerks offer help and families can find clothes, household appliances, sporting goods and other gifts, with Baytown providing brand name apparel similar to high fashion magazines.
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Baytown
East
Harris County
Chambers County
Iourtegai
Magazi
Railroads Move to Block Impending Strike in Chicago
Railroads filed in U S District Court to halt a scheduled strike set for December 15 by three shop unions representing about 53 008 workers. Judge Perry set a hearing as unions argued the walkout would cripple 1871 railroads and terminals. The article notes negotiations and the broader impact on rail traffic and holiday operations in Baytown and Chicago.
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Chicago
U.S
Washington
Joseph Sam Perry
Lee
Shostacnett
Leslier
Afl-Cio
All Stars
Eagles
Tempo- Baytown
Shell avoids layoffs with new job training program
Shell Oil Houston Refinery and the OCAW union endorsed a four step plan to reduce needed layoffs without firing workers. The program adds incentive retirement and bonus payments to reallocate staff, sparing junior employees and aiming to meet year-end workforce targets. Leonard T. Wilson announced the move in March and negotiations produced a mutual solution.
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Shell
Shell Oil
Houston
OCAW
Leonard T. Wilson
Houiston
Enea
Union
Tests On Siamese Twins In Houston Hospital
Day old Siamese twin girls joined from collarbone to liver area were at Texas Children’s Hospital in Houston for tests to determine if they can be separated. The Webber family of Bay City reported their birth Tuesday. An ambulance crash injured a nearby driver but not the babies or doctors. Hospital officials said the twins have separate hearts and potential for separation in days. The incidence of such twins is about one in 35,000 births.
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John Webber Jr
Bay City
Fred Matthes
Texas’ Children's Hospital
Herbert Cowell
Matthes
Wins
Webber
Lin Webber
John Webber Sr
Ither
Kelly
Linda
Bridgtor
Coeds Bid 400 For Surplus Hippo At Smith College
Three Smith College students bid 400 for a 4000 pound hippopotamus named Betsy to donate to a zoo. City purchase commissioner Browne questioned the plan noting the college could not care for the animal on campus and required a formal letter and deposit. The next bid was 156, the plan not finalized as Betsy rested in Prospect Park in Brooklyn.
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Smith College
Roger J. Browne
Northampton
Hippa Browne
Kyrey Hamer
Worcester
Ann Longfellow
Wayzata
Minn
Ellen Emerson
Concord
Atass
Betsy
Brooklyn
1964 Traffic Box Score Accidents Injuries Deaths
A compact recap notes a 1964 traffic box score of incidents including accidents injuries and deaths with a day counter showing days since a fatality and figures 930 and 206 appearing in the record.
Objectives Established in NATO Nuclear Force Talks
Wilson and Johnson declare talks successful in setting objectives for a NATO nuclear force and allied consultation. A mixed manned surface fleet and jointly owned arrangements are discussed, with West Germany central to the plan and France possibly invited to participate in future consultations.
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Harold Wilson
Johnson
NATO
Wilson
Wat
U.S
West Germany
Charles de Gaulle
Soviet Budget Cut Shocks Military Spending Plans
Premier Kosvein announced a 500 million ruble cut in the 1985 Soviet military budget, signaling a 12.9 percent share of government expenditures, as Western officials question true defense outlays. He urged major powers to follow suit while pledging peaceful ties with the United States and continued aid to Communist allies.
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Alexei N. Kustad
Hin
Soviet Union
Kosvein
Supreme Soviet
United States
Wea
Unii
City Council to hear Renori on Baytown phone service
Baytown city officials plan discussions Thursday with General Telephone representatives about area north of the city limits and inclusion in the second tier. Fritz Lanham said reports on talks with Southwestern Bell will cover service plans and potential long distance charges being eliminated after an agreement. The council weighs amending the Emergency Vehicle Ordinance and bids on a storm sewer extension and prisoner housing facilities.
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General Telephone Co
Baytown
Fritz Lanham
General Telephone
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
Southwestern Bell
Lanham
Tar
Hursday Imight
Bavehore Constiuters Tv
Holly Inn
Deesived
Lanhony
Messiah Performance Sunday Dedicated To Marse Harper
A community choir presents Haariel's Messiah at 3 pm Sunday, dedicated to Marse Harper, a former member of the clinic since its founding in 19 Harper Lied Now. Harper sang in the choir and served as chair of the First Presbyterian Church music committee. The program at St Mark's Method Church follows by a reception for singers and friends. The choir includes members who are music teachers and former church members.
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Marie W. Merper
Harper
al Cate
Seale
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Ple
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Erin Church
St. Mark's Tethod Cmarch
Tne
Senie
Batton
Robert Anc Bers
Tiei
Dist
Hint Presbyterian
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