Not Retiring The wrong Humble Oil headline corrected
Not Retiring confirms Zatopelks 40 years of service at Humble Oil Baytown Refinery. Other items note SAM HOUSTON PTA meeting at 7 p.m. Thursday with Rev. Jim Brown as guest speaker and a program by music classes. Also upcoming reopenings, club meetings, and a Bay Area Board of Realtors installation. Cloudy with rain and cooler temps 61 to 71. Tides for Galveston indicate low and high times Thursday.
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Sub Zatopek
Humble Oil and Refining Co
Baytown
Sun
SAM Houston Parent-Teacher Association
Jim Brown
Central Baptist Church
Galveston
Four Scouts in Troop 83 Earn Eagle Awards
Tuesday night four Scouts in Troop 83 led by Bill Reber received Eagle Awards. Barbara Morgan and Sarah Kirkman were praised by Lee College music instructor Charles Stephenson as exemplary students. Ed and Libby Bryan with children Ricky Lisa and Susan visit Baytown for a month. Mrs Cleve Dickens brings a present. Nancy Griffin reports and requests. Lowell Lammers criticizes the stealing of post offices as greatness. Robert Sauls notes higher interest rates for school district time deposits, about 330000 last year and 544 percent now about 20 percent more. Bud Fisher and Eva Williams spend a weekend in Louisiana.
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Bill Reber
Barbara Morgan
Sarah Kirkman
Charles Stephenson
Lee College
Libby Bryan
Ricky
Lisa
Susan
Baytown
Cleve Dickens
Nancy Griffin
Lowell Lammers
Robert Sauls
Bud Fisher
Eva Williams
Louisiana
Airhart Accident Tot Hit By Truck Dies
Tina Maria Perez six of 1123 Cypress Airhart was struck and killed by a pickup truck about 5 50 p m Tuesday in the 1100 block of Cypress She died at 6 15 p m The driver Michael Louis Hicks 18 of 708 5 Nu gent La Porte said he did not see the child until he hit her The cause of death was skull fracture crushed chest and multiple contusions Investigation was incomplete No charges filed Assistant Chief R H Bo Turner said This is the second traffic fa See Tot Page 2
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Tina Maria Perez
Airhart
Cypress
Tina Maria
Daniel Garcia
Michael Louis Hicks
Nugent
la Porte
J. Gill
Gill
R. H
Bo) Turner
Goodfellows Fund Sees $100 Increase Toward Goal
Baytown reports the Goodfellows drive nearly halfway to the $2,500 target with about $1,069.22 raised. Packing HQ remains Carpenters Hall. PTA groups oversee toy and treat distribution for children under 12. Delivery set for December 23 with the Gala Goodfellow Kiddie Show at Brunson Theatre.
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Goodfellow
Ward
Carpenters Hall
Decker Drive
PTA
Brunson Theatre
Baytown
Wilson Flies To U S For UN Talk And Talks With LBJ
London AP Harold Wilson flies to the United States to address the U N General Assembly and meet President Johnson. Main topics include Viet Nam and Rhodesia with possible tougher sanctions such as an oil embargo and an airlift to landlocked Rhodesia's neighbor Zambia. He will discuss peace prospects in Viet Nam and potential simultaneous bombing pauses with Johnson.
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London
Harold Wilson
Fies
United States
Johnson
U.N. General Assembly
Viet Nam
Rhodesia
Wilson
Zacbia
Washington
U.S
Britain
iHe
North Viet Nam
Hanoi
South Viet Nam
Labor Party
BMBA Picks Five Men For Board
Baytown Mutual Benefit Association reelected three members and added two new directors. W. H. Boucher and L. A. Rizzutto were reappointed. B. M. Causey J. H. Ferney and W. C Jackson join the board. Retirements include H. Mitchell Jr. C. E. Stolhandske and R. B. Battarbee. Ballots were counted by the nominating committee. terms are two years. Officers to be chosen at January meeting.
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Baytown Mutual Benefit Association
George McCullough
W. H. Boucher
L. A. Rizzutto
B. M. Causey
J. H. Ferney
W. C Jackson
H. Mitchell Jr
C. E. Stolhandske
R. B. Battarbee
East Harris County to share in $76 million bond plan
Harris County commissioners discussed a proposed series of bond issues totaling about 46 million for roads and right of way. East Harris would benefit from funds for the Manned Spacecraft Center roads and the outer belt project. Mayor Welch pressed a $76 million city bond plan including 34 million for a new airport opening mid 1967.
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East Harris
East
Harris County
W. V. Ramsey
Louie Welch
Houston
Ramsey
Bill Elliott
Manned Spacecraft Center
East Hart
Oth Tig County
Nya
Baytown
Bayway Drive
Bayshore Drive
Welch
Snow Halts Texas Roads in Panhandle and South Plains
Thick snow falls steadily across the Texas Panhandle and South Plains. The Texas Highway Department warns motorists in Amarillo and Lubbock areas that driving conditions are hazardous due to the snow.
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Texas Panhandle
South Plains
Texas Highway Department
Amarillo
Lubbock
Jets hit heart of Viet Cong industry near Haiphong
U S Air Force F035 Thunderchiefs blasted the Uong Bi steam power plant 14 miles northeast of Haiphong. The raid knocked out a plant supplying about 15 percent of North Vietnam's electric power. One plane was shot down. Captain Harry D. De Witt was rescued with a broken leg and facial injuries. Weekly U S combat deaths reached 91 with 316 wounded and seven missing or captured.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Haiphong
Say
Viet Wnam
Red River Delta
Uong Bi
U.S
North Viet Nam
Hanoi-Haiphong
Harry D. de Witt
Moscow
Idaho
North
Plane search for Lovelace head continues in snow
A three day air and Civil Air Patrol search for the plane carrying Space medicine director Dr. W Randolph Lovelace his wife Mary and pilot Milton Brown focused on mountain passes near Aspen and Independence Pass Colorado. Rescue craft scanned 700 miles from Aspen to Los Alamos while weather delayed efforts as snow and clouds hinder visibility.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Space Medicine
New Mexico
Colorado
Special Air Force
Civil Air Patrol
Air Force
William A. Ryan Sr
W. Randolph Lovelace O
Hbis
Mary
Milton Brown
Ryan
Lovelace
Colorado Civil Air Patrol
Independence Pass
Aspen
Albuquerque
Elmer Smaller
Canon City
Jestin Air Force Base
Fla
Astronauts Make History With Feat
Cape Kennedy reports Gemini 8 and 7 achieved the world first rendezvous in space marking a major milestone toward the moon. Gemini 6 and 7 pursued each other in orbit above the Pacific with eight jet firings, sensing sight and underway to direct communication. The Titan 2 liftoff went smoothly as Schirra and Stafford observed Orion, with Borman and Lovell wearing space suits awaiting final rendezvous.
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Cape Hennedy
Fla
United States
Cape Kennedy
Marianas Islands
Western Pacific
Gemini
Frank Borman
James A. Lovell Jr
Schirra
Stafford
Gulf of Mexico
Indian Ocean
Gemini 6
Mission Control Center
Gemini 7
Orion
James Lovell
Unconfirmed report links U S Steel sites to three firms
A Wednesday bulletin claimed General Motors Kaiser Aluminum and Celanese Corp signed contracts with U S Steel to build plants on Cedar Bayou area near Baytown. The report said the developments would total $1 billion over three years. Lawyer David Searls said he had not heard of the report.
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U.S. Steel Corp
Cedar Bayou
Baytown
General Motors
Kaiser Aluminum
Celanese Corp
David Searls
Houston
Vinson, Elkins, Weems and Searls
U.S. Steel
Lee College Board to Discuss New Buildings
The Lee College board of regents will discuss proposals for a technical vocational building and a new academic structure at the regular meeting Thursday night. Supt. George Gentry said a committee report is likely and agenda includes college business operations with Allen L. Burns of Peat Marwick Mitchell & Co. The meeting starts at 6 21 am in the college library and was moved from its usual third Thursday schedule due to Christmas holidays.
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Lee College
Rollege Board
Pop Mabry Retires From Humble Public Relations
G A Pop Mabry longtime Baytown area resident and Humble Oil and Refining public relations manager retires after a 42 year career beginning in 1934 with Humble in Houston. He edited publications and initiated broadcasts and marketing programs and founded Humble publications including the Humble Bee.
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G. A
Mabry
Cades
la Porte - Bay
Baytown
Shore Area
Humble Oil & Refining
Humble
Tlear Lake City
Mabry Hss Bren
Dem
Erates
Pop
Old Humble Co
The
Humble Bee
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