Liberty Counties Canal District Keeps 1968 Rates Steady
The Liberty Counties Navigation District will keep the 1968 canal rates at 15 dollars per acre with 2 dollars extra for flushing and 3 dollars for water planting. The district also announced plans to acquire 323.88 acres along the Trinity River for 18 thousand dollars, with eminent domain if needed. Bids were to be opened for a new 40 000 gallon pumping unit at Anahuac, followed by plans for a 46 000 gallon per minute upgrade to meet future irrigation demand.
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Wednes Gay
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Chambers - Liberty Counties Navigation District
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Wallace Appears Ballot Bound In California
Washington AP Wallace of Alabama seemed headed to qualify American Independent for California's 1968 presidential ballot. California registrants in nine counties stood at 51,206 with Jan. 2 deadline, suggesting unofficially he would gain. McCarthy criticised FCC for equal time denial amid Johnson interview. Gregory urged large demonstrations against Chicago convention. Eisenhower reportedly ruled Romney a weak GOP contender.
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George Wallace
Alabama
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H. P. Sullivan
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Robert F. Kennedy
D-N.y
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Chicago
Gregory
New York Times
Dwight D. Eisenhower
George Romney
Michigan
Catholic Rites For Mrs Guarino To Be In Houston
Funeral services for Mrs Mary Guarino mother of Baylonian S J Guarino will be held in Houston at Holy Name Catholic Church with rosary at 2 30 p m Wednesday and burial at Holy Cross Cemetery. Surviving are daughter Mrs Sam Lefkowitz sister Mrs Rosalie Giasmvale eleven grandchildren and eleven great grandchildren. Pallbearers include Joe Robert Jake RJ Rodney and Michael Guarino.
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Houston
Mary Guarino
Baylonian S. J. Guarino
Holy Nameatholic Church
Holy Cross Cemetery
Farthman’s
Fannin Street
Sam ‘Lefkowitz
Rosalie Giasmalve
Joe
Robert
Jake
R_ J
Rodney
Michael Guarino
Miami Chief Heads War On Crime After Weekend Violence
The city faced 58 violent crimes over the holiday weekend including three murders. Chief Headley blamed white and Black perpetrators and pledged strict enforcement, saying this is war and he has support from city leaders. Sheriff Purdy credited community relations and warned against civil disorder. Mayor Clark backed Headley’s measures. NAACP official Davies said efforts will seek Headley’s resignation if necessary.
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Headley
Dade ‘County
Wilson Purdy
Ic Headley
Thane
Stephen P. Clark
Marvin Davies
Tampa
Fla
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Heather
Paris Texas to Build New Elementary School
Paris Texas begins construction on a 900-student elementary school in west Paris to replace Rosa Pearson Graham and Baldwin schools. Site on a seacore location.
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Tex
West
Seacore
Rosa Pearson
Graham
Baldwin
Alpine
Wilton E
Bill” Williams
Sul Ross State College
Sul Ross
First U S Trappist Monastery Founded in Kentucky
In Frankfort Kentucky AP reports the Abbey of Gethsemani near Bardstown was established in 1848 as the United States the first Trappist monastery.
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Frankfort
United States
Abbey of
Gethsemani
Bardstown
Conservation Linked To Higher Rice Yields In Anahuac
D L Franzen of Winnie credits conservation farming with boosting 1967 yields to as high as 30 barrels per acre in some fields. Water management, irrigation improvements, land smoothing, drainage updates, crop rotation and soil improvements all factor in. Soil Conservation Service technicians from Trinity Bay district assist farmers, with cost sharing from ASCS to promote more rice in next harvest.
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Chambers County
D. L. Franzen
Winnie
W. L. Esham
Trinity Bay Soil and Water Conservation District
Frenzen
Franzen
Mator
Soil Conservation Service
Trinity Bay
Baytown YMCA Plans Holiday Monterrey Trip
The Baytown YMCA sponsors two trips to Monterrey Mexico for 72 people starting Friday. Members who have taken a Spanish course pay 330 for roundtrip fare and three days lodging. nonmembers or those without a Spanish course pay 35. The group will travel on a Houston school bus and return Monday afternoon. call 427-1797 for seats.
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Monterrey
Mex
Mexico
Pirestor
YMCA
Dan Sutton
Sutton
SHCA
Houston
Baytown
Ynne
Funeral Notices J C Sandlin Baytown pastor officiating
J C Sandlin 65 of 1012 N main Baytown died at Afeth Odist Hospital Houston early Wednesday born Kosse Texas 1901 moved to Baytown four years ago an appliance repairman survived by wife Martha Faye Sandlin two sons Buddy Joe and Blake C Sandlin two daughters EK Fowler Louisville KY and C H Carter Baytown mother Mrs Joe Sandlin Hosse two sisters Mrs Clay Hightower Centreville and Mrs Fred W Johnson Wimberly two brothers R V Sandlin Houston and R Sandlin Rosse seven grandchildren and one great grandchild Services 2 pm Thursday at Paul A Lee Chapel with Ray Clute officiating burial San Jacinto Memorial Park Cemetery pallbearers nephews.
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N. Main
Baytown
Fethodist
Houston
Kosse
Nav
Applance
Martha Faye Sandlin
Buddy
Joe Sandlin
Blake C. Sandlin
Bayan
EK . Fowler
Louisville
Second Baptist Church
San Jacinto Memorial Park Cemetery
Hospital Notes List New Arrivals and Patients
New arrivals include a long list of patients and rooms from across La Porte Baytown Channelview and Crosby with names such as Carolyn Ann Meza Dorothy Sue Parker Shimsy Dean Irby Sallie Sharp Emma Engabeth Staples Sidney Stasfield A W Rowland Edward Wheeler Theodore Rankin and Mildred Louise Rogers. A son was born December 26 to Mr and Mrs Fred New Dora Main.
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Gray Young
Edgewood
Koon
Carolyn Ann Meza
Richard Meza
Porte
Kirs
Dorothy Sue Parker
Shimsy Dean Irby
Albert Irby
Mont Belvieu
Sallie Sharp
Barkley Square
Emma Engabeth Staples
Baytown
Sidney Stasfield
Bay Villa
A. W. Rowland
Channelview
Edward H. Wheeler
la Porte
Theodore Rankin
Gaillard
Jackson Gore
Harolds
Mildred
Louise Rogers
I Crosby
Laos Fronts See North Vietnamese Offensive Report
Reports from over the weekend say North Vietnamese forces attacked government and army posts in Luang Prabang and Savanakhet provinces in Laos and near Nakorn Phanom in northeast Thailand. The communique claims containment while noting two battalions moved toward Thakhek. U.S. officials caution on potential major activity. Thai government says about 300 terrorists killed and 400 captured with 200 government casualties.
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Bac
Luang Prabeng
Pha Jane
Nong Boualan
Savannakhet Province
Laos
Mahaxay
Thakhek
Mekong
Nakorma Phanom
Thailand
Nam Baei
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Praphas
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State Department
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Ho Chi Minh
South Vietnam
U.S
Thai G
Forgetful newlyweds top Budapest lost and found prize
Budapest Lost and Found Department reports 1500 valuables recovered from trains. The top prize of forgetfulness goes to newlyweds who forgot all their wedding presents in a train compartment.
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Budapest
Hungarian Railroads
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