LAL Pacts of Life program to aid father son talks
Adams leading a new LAL Pacts of Life program for junior and senior high boys and their fathers aims to open dialogue on growing up issues. He earned an arts degree from the University of Kentucky and has counseling roles at Highlands Junior, BayTown Junior, and Lee College evenings. Committee members and YMCA representatives are named with more advisors to follow.
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Dadghia
Adams
University of Kentucky
Highlands Junior School
Baytown, Junior
Lee College
Rev
Burnette Dowler
Barry Nettles
Buddy Cross
Jim Ainsworth
Chicago
Merle Hunt
YMCA
Transplanting a Monkey Heart Hopes Stir Bio Ethics Debate
An article discusses the hypothetical transplant of a chimpanzee heart into humans, with quotes from Dr William Gel and Cleland. It explores public reaction, potential social awkwardness, and the ethical issues a canine like change could raise, including personal identity and societal perception.
Late Baytonian Honored By Library Memorial
Sterling Library adds a stainless steel microfilm cabinet to honor Mrs. Mary J. Hester who died recently. The memorial includes gifts from the Robert Matherne and Robert Wilcox families and preserves microfilm records such as population census data and Baytown Sun issues from 1931 onward, plus select New York Times runs from January 1861 to December 1865.
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Sterling Library
Mary J. Hester
Robert Matherne
Robert Wilcox Mathere
Union
Baytown Sun
Whitworth infant rites held at Cedar Crest Cemetery
Funeral rites were conducted for Christophe Clyde Whitworth at Cedar Crest Cemetery with Rev Cite Cathoon of North Side Baptist Church officiating. Burial followed under direction of Paul A. Lee Funeral Home. Survived by brothers Albert Earl Whitworth Grady Gerald Whitworth and grandmother Mrs RW Johnson of Lufkin.
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Christophe Clyde Whitworth
Whitworth
Humble
Gied
Cedar Crest
C. Ite Cathoon
Northside
Baptist
Paul A
Lee
Finneral
Albert
Earl, Whitworth
Grady Gerald Whitworth
RW. Johnson
Lufkin
Missionary Rogers to Speak at Mont Belvieu Church
Southern Baptist missionary Mossy Lillie Rogers will speak at the First Baptist Church Sunday morning. Born in Malone and reared in Hillshore, she has served Swatow speaking Chinese in Singapore since 1953. The church notes a 12 percent rise in its Lottie Moon offering this year to 51350 and invites the public.
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Mossy Lillie
Rogers
First
Miss Rogers
Singapore
Southern Baptist
Ass Rogers
Malone
Hillshore
First ‘Baptist Church
Heights
Douston
Lottie Migon
Optimists To Welcome A Stranger In Baytown Event
Baytown Evening Optimist Club along with the Baytown Police Department The Baytown Sun and local merchants plan the seventh annual Welcome Stranger project on Saturday December 23 The event begins with the arrest of a family taken to a restaurant for a dinner and gifts donated by merchants Cochairs Glen Rosier and J B Cooper note volunteers should contribute gifts Steel McDonald leads the club
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Didh
Jide Baytown Police Department
Baytown Sun
Baytown Merchants
Agnes Simas Waveler
Mississippi
Arkansas
Louisiana
Tllinois
Cochairman
Glen Rosier
J.B. Cooper
Steel McDonald
Evening Optimist Club
Rosier
Cooper
Hospital Notes Admits Multiple Patients At Gulf Coast
New Arrivals include James Ray Emory with a daughter born December 12 at Gulf Coast. Admissions list patients by name and room numbers across Gulf Coast and surrounding areas including Dayton Baytown and La Porte.
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James Ray Emory
Michigan
Gulf Coast
Funeral Notices for Baytown and Surrounding Areas
Baytown area obituaries list Mrs Clara Fanestiel and Mrs Charlotte Wyatt among others. Clara Fanestiel of Baytown, widow of Jake Fanestiel, survived by two sons, a daughter, six brothers and two sisters, with services at Earthman Chapel and St Josephs Catholic Church. Burial in Cedar Crest Cemetery. Charlotte Wyatt of Amarillo dies at 1 pm in Baytown Hospital, survived by husband Earl, son Malcolm, sister Bonna Milward, and two grandchildren. Services and burial planned in Amarillo. Bertha Brazzel, 82, Huffman resident, dies 12:05 pm in Dayton Hospital. services at Crosby Church of Christ. Burial in Hutland Cemetery.
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Earthman Chayel
Wek
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Herbert
Robert, Farley and
Harris Goun
Baytown Hospital
Willie Anti
Oruse Jes
Baytown
Jake Fanestiel
Glenn Ray Honestiel
Fort Knox
Gerald Dean Fanestiel
Mirs
Shirley Mae Price
Alvin
Ben Reissig
Walnut
Man
Carl. Reissig
Assaria
Kan
Leroy
Jake Reissic
Russell, Kan
Ted Ard Abert Reissig
Salina
Ban
Leroy Dumler
Nebraska
Airs
Bert Rice
California
Earthman Chapel
St.Joseph’s Catholic
Joseph P. O'Sullivan
Cedar Crest Cemetery
Morris Scott
Vance MicHride
Roy Carfoon
Arnett Capps
O. F. Steeler
R. W. Mack
A. B. Gouner
Bernard Gouner
Tompkins Road
Galveston
Mamie Gouner
Arthur Gouner Jr
Houma
Birs
Helen Schaffer
Edina Strown
Liberty
Aline Portis
Charlotte Wyate
Charlotte Howe
Wyatt
Jefferson
Amarilla
Hesjean
Earl Wyatt
Amarillo
Malcolm Wyatt
Houston
Cme
Bonna H. Milward
Red Bluff
Calif
Marianne
Earth.Man Funeral Home
Griggs and Sons Funeral Homes
Bertha Brazzel
Bertha May Brazzel
Huffman
Church of Christ
Crosby
Gougemeur Gements
Brazzel
Dayton
H. l. Brazel
Mary May
Speaker- Continued From Page 3
The speaker, a three time conference committee and budgeting board veteran, says most work centers on budgeting. He chaired redistricting efforts to apply one man one vote and served on mental health and parks committees. A likely special session topic is higher state costs with possible tax changes and exemptions.
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Legislative Budget Board
U. S. Supreme Court
Wintscher
Mutscher
Preston Smith
Tiarnes
Brenham
World Today Briefs: Nuclear Test Hole in New Mexico
Reports say a heavy metal cover sealed an underground nuclear test site in New Mexico to prevent radioactive release. Secretary Rusk declines public testimony on Vietnam policy. A South African patient improves after a heart transplant. San Antonio-Tors football team dissatisfaction erupts as the season ends in smoke.
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Baytown School Board Hires, Resigns, Names Teacher
The Baytown School Board authorized a textbook committee with Supt Gentry as chair and cleared Robert E. Lee staff of parent charges. It rejected a transfer request to Sterling High and approved new staff, including third grade teacher Mrs. Jame Muller Wier. Several resignations followed, including Mrs. Virginia L. Elmore, Joanne Heard, and Miss Patricia Parnell, as the district outlines salary surveys and tax board nominations.
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American Desk Manufacturing | Co
Iss
Supt Gentry
Robert E. Lee
Sterling High School
Baytown
Parkinson
Barry Nettles
Mitchell
Suzi Powers
Jame Muller Wier
University of Houston
Highlands
Birs. Wier
Anahuac
Virginia L. Elmore
Travis
Cuero
Elmore
Texas Eastern Transmission Corp.us
Joanne B. Heard
Horace Mann
Heard
Rhode Island
Patricia Parnell
Parnell
Algeria
Club Party Set for Gaytown Pilot Christmas Dinner
The Club will hold a Christmas dinner at 7 20 p m Thursday at the Tower. Members are invited to a social gathering with festive program and seasonal refreshments.
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Gaytown Pilot Club
Noon Optimists Hear Talk On Crime Thursday
The Baytown Noon Optimist Club will meet at noon Thursday at Newby's Restaurant. Guest speaker is Jim Vollers assistant chief of the Crime Prevention Division of the Texas attorney general's office. He hails from Goliad and is a UT Law graduate of 1954, with earlier practice in Goliad, Army JAG service, a decade in Beaumont as assistant district attorney, and recent move to the attorney general's staff in Austin.
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Jim Vollers
The
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Attorney General's Office
Vollers
Goliae
Lte
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Goliad
Army
Judge Advocate General’s Corps
Beaumont
Volliers
Attorney’s General
Austin
Expanded Direct Distance Dialing comes to area
Beck announced that after year start Expanded Direct Distance Dialing will let customers place long distance calls regionally and nationwide with automatic timing and billing. Stops will include Kemah Crosby Dickinson Hitchcock League City East Bernard Stafford and Missouri City as part of field outreach to better serve individual customers.
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Beck
United States
EDDD
Kemah
Crosby
Dickinson
Hitchcock
League City
East Bernard
Stafford
Missouri City
GOP Solon Wins in LBJ Country Good Sign
In Austin Texas Maurice Angley won a Texas House seat runoff over Rogers Wilson 12 632 to 444 signaling a growing two party dynamic. Angley carried the home district of President Lyndon Johnson while Wilson was supported by Austin incumbents including Rep J J Pickle.
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Tex
Maurice Angley
Texas
House of Representatives
Angley
Rogers
Noon Stock Quotes From Major Firms On Exchange Listings
A crowded list of company names appears, showing various firms across sectors like manufacturing, energy, chemicals, and consumer goods. The snippet reads like a stock quote page with tickers and partial figures, including Allis Chalmers, General Motors, Exxon, Texaco, RCA, United Air Lines, and US Steel among others.
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Nat Dairy
Nat Dist
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Pepsi Cola Phillips Pet Rca
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Stauffer Chem
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Syntex
Technocolor
Texaco
Texas
Rice coached trio tied to coaching search at Robert E. Lee
Kramer, 31, an alumnus of Rice University who helped win the 1947 Southwest Conference co championship and Orange Bowl, is named in the coaching mix. Sulis, a 1952 Rice master’s graduate, has been a Robert E. Lee swimming and death by own action squad coach. Wright, also a Rice graduate and 1957 Rice Cotton Bowl standout, joins as part of the head coach consideration with others. Specific staff assignments will be decided after spring training.
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Rice
Sulis
University of Houston
Kramer
Robert Lee
Robert BE. Lee
Wright
Suiis
Navy
Gentry
Robbert E. Lee
Cincinnati U to Buy More Growth Stocks
Cincinnati University plans to shift from fixed return high grade bonds to growth stocks. The board approved the change after a finance committee chair lecture by Philip M. Meyers on practical finance.
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Gencinmall
Uno
University of Cincinnati
Board of Directors
Philip M. Meyers
Carmichael Returns to U S as Passport Is Seized
Stokely Carmichael returned to the United States with his passport confiscated by federal marshals after a five month trip including Cuba and North Vietnam. Lawmakers urged criminal penalties for unauthorized travel to forbidden nations and debated strengthening passport enforcement.
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New York
Stokely Carmichael
United States
Congress
U.S
Carmichael
Cuba
North Vietnam
Kennedy Airport
Joseph P. Hoey
Brooklyn
Cubs
State Department
Washington
Nicholas Katzenbach
Evanuel CeHer
House Judiciary Committee
Vietnam
Celer
Karl E. Mundt
R-S.d
Foreign Relations Committee
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BIH Was Referred, Said He Favored Legislaion
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