Bay City man killed in one car wreck near Channelview
Bryan Stanley Koehler aged 7? 48 highlands tangent was killed in a one car wreck near Channelview Texas. He was killed about 5 30 p.m. Saturday while driving alone on Nat Dist 15100 Market Street Road New York Central near Channelview. His body was moved to Stapish Funeral Home in Bay City Michigan. Survivors include his widow Mrs Karen Koehler and two children of Saginaw Michigan and his parents Mr and Mrs Stan Hey Koehler of Bay City Michigan. Harris County deputies say Koehler lost control and struck a bridge. he was dead on arrival at Tidelands Hospital. He worked at Triumph Boat Co on High alway 73.
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Alls Chalmers Aluminum
Ltg
Amer Cyan
Amer
Tel & Tet
Anaconda Armeo
Colgate Palme
Columbia Gag
Diamond Ark
Foremost Dairies
Freeport
Georgia Pacific
Goodyear Tire
Gordon’s Jewelry
Reyhound
Gult
Gulf States
L& Po
Inti Nickel
Jones & Laugh
Kerr-McGee
Aggett Myers
Louis Land
Magnavox
sunoIms
Monsanto
Market Street
New York
Tidelands Hospital
Phillips Pet
Royal Dutch Sears
Shell
Michigan Rites Scheduled For Highlands Man
Rites planned in Highlands for a Michigan resident, with local officials noting details pending. Family and friends prepare to honor the deceased in a ceremony expected to draw community attendance.
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Michigan
Return Questionnaires To VA Office By Jan. 31
Veterans and dependents on the Veterans Administration non service connected pension rolls must return income questionnaires by January 31 or risk discontinuation of monthly payments. P J Mims Houston VA regional office manager said questionnaires were mailed in November and time is ample. Time on board ship is divided into watches.
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Veterans Administration
P. J. Mims
Houston
Mims
Truce Announced Over Viet Holiday Amid Conflicting Reports
The Viet Cong proposed a 20 hour Christmas truce allowing civilians and puppet government personnel to return home while enforcing unspecified regulations. U S raids and air reconnaissance were suspended in the south but North Viet Nam accused U S forces of intruding north on Christmas Day. In the south fighter bombers repelled guerrilla attacks near Bu Prang as 50 Viet Cong were killed. American bombers continued strikes from Guam. State Department avoided comment on the cease fire and U S officials treated the halt as a local military matter.
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Liberation Front
Viet Cong
U.S
United States
South Viet Nant
Viet Nam
Guam
Saigon
Washington
State Department
Ho Chi Minh
North Viet Nam
Men Who Sign Up For Peace Corps Can Be Deferred
Washington AP reports Selective Service officials say young men entering the Peace Corps or volunteering through the war on poverty are eligible for occupational deferment from the draft. Those in Job Corps or receiving federal job training face induction if they meet standards. deferment lasts a year at a time, extending draft liability until age 35 after deferment ends.
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Peace Corp
Selective Service
William S., iPascoe
Selective Service System
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Peace Corps
America
VISTA
iPeace Corps
Ian
Orieit Vista
Five Children Die In Farmhouse Fire Near Eden
Five children were killed when a rural Eden farm home burned Monday. Their mother Melvina Bardo discovered the blaze five minutes after leaving to visit a neighbor. Neighbors attempted rescue as frost and low temperatures persisted in the area, with Norman Bardo in Baytown. Temperatures dipped to near freezing then.
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Sparta
Here
Eden
Melvina Bardo
Ross Bardo
Norman
Baytown
Ammenta
Ariene
Clauterssa
Waco
Commerce Street
U.S. Weather Bureau
Gulf Street
Iowa
Appeal Coming On Vigil Ban to Defy Orders
Dr Marton Rieber a Houston Texas Psychiatric Institute research specialist and Baylor College of Medicine assistant professor says he will file an appeal with the Texas Department of Mental Health and Retardation in Austin challenging an order barring attendance at a LBJ Ranch peace vigil. The appeal aims to forestall future orders rather than contest the recent event.
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Seling
Rieber
Texas Department of Mental Health and Retardation
Austin
Man Finds Himself Alone In A Bank
Lary Hanson entered a Jacksonville suburb bank Monday to cash a check and found it closed and apparently locked. He notified police after seeing the front door had been panicked since Friday and the usual night lock operator had left early that day, according to Patrolman D J Crews.
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Lary Hanson
Jacksonville
D.J. Crews
Crews
Pollution concerns rise over river pumping near dikes
Dr Quebedeaux cites ongoing pumping by McGinnis Co washing a barge and draining water behind dikes. Richard King of Wooster Chamber Pollution Committee notes daylong pumping with calls to recycle water behind the dikes. Mayor Seaborn Cravey has inspected the site and photographed the scene.
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Pagey
Quebedeaux
Richard King
King
The
Wooster Chamber of Commerce
McGinnis Company
Quebedeauu
Baytown
Seaborn Cravey
Father Willard S. Young Dies at 35 in Pasadena
Willard S. Young of Deer Park died at 4 45 a m Tuesday in a Pasadena hospital. Funeral services set for 12 a m Wednesday at Colonial Funeral Home chapel in Pasadena. Survivors include wife Audrey Young of Deer Park, son Stanley Young of Deer Park, daughter in law and three grandchildren in Baytown.
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Willard S. Young
Deer Park
Billy Jiohn Quartz
Baytown
Pasadena
Colonial Funeral Home Chapel
Audrey Young
Stanley Young
Local civic leaders highlighted for service in Baytown area
Rainbow for Girls and Eastern Star figure Mrs Donnelly of 1900 E Fayle is profiled for six years of Rainbow service, hospital board trusteeship, PTA leadership, church work, and cancer drives. Robert Feinberg, 16-year Baytown resident, is noted for civil defense, traffic safety, chamber roles, and Air Force honors. Multer, developer and realtor, is described as shaping Baytown’s growth through pollution control boards, chambers, and civic groups with a family of four and two grandchildren.
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Rainbow For Girls
Rainbow Girls
Beauceants
Goose Creek
The
Eastern Star
San Jacinto Methodist Hospital
Wustees
St. Mark's Methodist Church
Woman’s Society of Christian Service
Baytown
East Harris County
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E. Fayle
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Jever
Barry
Robert E. Lee High School
Blaine
James Bowie Pta
Texas Congress of Pta
Cedar Bayou Junior High Parents Council
PTA City Council
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Little League Auxiliary
Phritt Exchange
Church of Christ Scientists
James Bowie
Robert Feinberg
House of Fashion
Linda
University of Houston
Feinberg
Civil Defense
Texas Water Resources Foundation
Muller
Texas
Crystal Bay Association
Brownwood
Lakewood Civic Association
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Knights of Columbus
West Baytown
Greater
Budget Talks Between McNamara and Johnson Near Finalizing
President Johnson meets with Defense Secretary McNamara at the LBJ ranch near Johnson City to push final budget plans for 1967. The talks focus on defense outlays tied to the Vietnam War as Washington officials prepare the fiscal blueprint and cabinet-level reviews proceed. Archbishop Vagnozzi’s Christmas truce appeal and a staff shift at the Council of Economic Advisers are noted as context.
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Austin
Tex
Dent Johnson
Svereary
Robert S
McNamara
Johnson
Bush
Texas White House
MocNajmara
Johnson Ranch
Viet Nam
LBJ
Washington
Aspen
Colo
Texas
White House
Johnson City
Egidio Vagnozzi
Paul VI
Pope
Joseph Laitin
James Stemble Duesenberry
Narvard
Council of Economic Advisers
Quesenberry
Otto Eckstein
Harvard
Laitin
Dean Rusk
Mel George Bundy
National Secu
Communists Try To Sabotage India Food Plan
In Calcutta and eastern India Indian Communists oppose a government plan to buy rice from farmers for ration shops to ease shortages. They claim the policy starves towns and favor farmers, prompting protests as rice prices rise. Government officials tour 37,006 villages in West Bengal to promote selling grains to the state.
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Calcutta
India
West Bengal
Brother Dies in Houston at 50
Herman E. Stegmann of Houston died at 5 30 a m in a Houston hospital. Survived by his wife three sons a brother and an sister Mrs Alvin Tillman and a brother Herbert C Stegmann two Bay town siblings. Irvington Funeral Home Houston is in charge of arrangements.
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Herman E. Stegmann
Houston
Paper Puts Red Factory On The Spot
In Moscow, a Soviet woman complained to Pravda about defective stockings from the Krtsanisi factory in Georgia, costing 2.40 rubles. Pravda organized a meeting with five ministries and shops to address quality issues. The factory shipped 16,000 pairs to Moscow that year, all defective, and faced blame as problems in the system were admitted. By 1966, better yarn, reequipping, and an 11 percent production increase were anticipated.
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Moscow
Miss Krylova
Krtsanisi
Soviet Georgia
Jto Pravda
Communist Party Lorgan
Pravda
Georgia
Soviet Union
Knights of Columbus New Year’s Eve Dance Reservations
Tuesday is the deadline to reserve for the New Year’s Eve dance at Knights of Columbus Hall. Tickets are available at HC Hall from 6 to 9 p.m. Tuesday.
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Knights of Columbus Hall
HC Hall
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